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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
WE WILL ADMIT ME AcAN CATTLE
Agricultural Department HAS a scheme
to Relieve the Meat situation.

Washington. April 15--fn view OF the
great rise In the price OF beef and the re-
ported scarcity of cattle, the chief OF the
bureau has recommended 20 the secretary
Of agriculture the admission OF Mexican
cattle into the United States under strin-
gent regulations calculated to insure q
rigid inspection OF all cattle admitted.
Doctor Salmon. the chief of The bureau
believes such "A course may he safely pur-
sued with the exercise Of due vigilance,
and thar under the circumstances ii is tu-
dicious. u is hoped by this means to
check the tendency to excessive prices 10
the consumer without injuring the inter-
ests of the producers. In accordance with
these recommendation Secretary Nor
ton today issued the following special
order:
Concerning Importation of cattle from
MeNico-it is hereby ordered that the reg
ulations of this department issued Feb
ruary z, lS1 defining quarantine lines. on
account OF Texas or splenetie fever. and
the regulations Of February III, 1895, con
cerning the importation Of animals into
the United States, In modified so far ms
they relate 10 thV admission OF Mexican
cattle into the United States. as follows,
Mexican cattle, which have been inspected
by an Inspector Of this district and found
free from any infectious or contagious
disease. may be admitted into that por-
ton Of the state Of California. south and
west Of the said quarantine line through
the port OF san Diego, and into that rpr=
ton OF the state OF Texas. south and east
OF the said quarantine line through the
ports Of Eagle Pass and Laredo.
For grazing or for immediate slangh-
ter. cattle may be admitted through the
port Of I'll Paso. In all cases where cattle
are admitted for immediate slaughter
they shall be shipped by rail or boat te
the point of destination. ON and after
May |. 1885, cattle will be admitted al
the port of brownsville. Texas. for graz
Ing and immediate slaughter
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
NlcAaAoUA's REPLY TO ENGLAND
Most Diplomatic Note Suggesting Ar.
hitrattou OF Damage Claims.

rttrattOu OF Damage Claims.
Washington. April l5,--Is Is lliabiy stat
ed that Nicaragua has replied 10 Great
Britaln's uitimatum. IL IL In the nature
Of counter proposition. and not direct
acceptance or rejection OF British de-
mands. and as such IL is not yet known
whether Great Britain win accept IL as re.
spousive to the ulttmatum, which made
three demands:
First, money Indemnity of g15. 500 ater-
ling for alleged personal injuries to Brit
lsh subjects. including British Consul
Hatch. Second, revocation of the de-
claration OF banishment against subjects.
Third. the formation OF commission to
decide by arbitration the damage done
the property OF British subjects expelled
from Nicaragua.
The ultimatum contained no limit OF
lime. but In a Subsequent note the earl OF
kimberly stated an answer to the ulti-
matum would be expected within seven
weeks OF February ~ The seven weeks
are np tomorrow
NicAragua's answer is in two parts; to
the second demand the answer is that Me
araRua, even before receiving the British
communication. had revoked the uecrees
Of Punishment. To the ilrst and third de-
mands the answer is that In order to pre-
serve friendly relations with her majesty's =
government. and with the purpose Of fair
ness and justice. Nicaragua proposes that
ali questions OF payment for personal in
jury. injury TO property. etc. be referred
To an impartial commission OF arbitration
The foregoing II regarded a. a most
diplomatic answer, a. IL comedies Me
atasua's willingness TO adjust differences
and yet conrteonsly suggests that the
tis,sM demanded is an OK parte estimate
and the whole question OF the amount of
damages should he left TO arbitration
Great ltrttains answer 20 the counter
proposition IL awaited with interest but
Nicarasua's reply II so pacific ln chnrac-
ter that 4 Is believed the subject has
ceased 70 have a warlike aspect. and that
diplomacy Viii adjust the remaining de.
tails
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
GEN. cAMpos THE peAcEMAkER
Cuban Loyalists Believe He VIII settle
Disturbed Conditions.

Havana, April i5.-General Martin Cam
pos. who arrived at Porto Rico ON Thurs
day last, sailed at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon for Guantanamo. Cuba. The gem
eral met with an enthusiastic reception
at Porto Rico. and was acclaimed by an
immense crowd as The peace maker" He
accompanied by reinforeementa Of
troops. The hopes of the ioyalists on the
whole island of Cuba are eentered in the
arrival here Of the great Spanish general.
who once before pacified the island after
a long rebellion.
In spite of the alarmists statements sent
out from Havana regarding the spread
of the yellow fever here. II ts stated that
there Ii only one soldier suffering from the
disease.
A dispatch received from Gibira an
nounees that detachment of troops com
manded by Captain Aguriiia has defeated
a body of leo insurgents under Miro al
pima. Six of the insurgents were killed
and several wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
BROUGHT THE oHlNAMAN TO BOISE
United states Officials Hope to Catch
Registration Criminals.

Boise. April l5.-Deputy United States
Marshal John Hunter arrived today from
the sound. having in custody one of the
Chinese recently arrested there for trying
10 gain admission on fraudulent eeFtih-
Gates. stating they were merchants This
Ghinaman il the only one Of the lot who
was eyer In Boise. though their ceriifl-
GATES represented them all as Boise mer-
chants Ii is thought the prisoner may
have taken the certificates TO China, but
the principal expectation Of the officers Ii
that he can be induced 10 tell who manip-
ulatsd the fraud. The whole matter has
been turned over to the federal grand
jury, which Is now investigating. The
stories told by the different ones concern
ed are very conflicting. and II some are
found to be true. others must be branded
as false By the same proof. so IL Is dlfli-
cult To see how all can escape trouble
with the government.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SAYS ASSASSIN eooTh IS ALIVE
Christopher Ritter Claims That Lineoin's
slayer WHs Not Killed.

Newark, o., April Is Christopher Rit-
ter. who arrived from Germany in the
winter of lss4, and through j. Wilkes
Booths influence secured position IN
Isorti.s fheatar tells the story of Lin
coins assassination. claiming that Boston
corbett shot Edward Fuchs. an actor re-
aembllng Booth. but not President Lin
coins assassin.
Ritter In well educated and his character
In above reproach- lie declared ne as
sisted Booth TO escape, and that they
sailed for Brazil May 1, ISIS. lie soon left
Brazil, but met Booth by appointment IN
Hamburg eleven years ago. ana on that
occasion Booth gave him the pictures OF
his children born TO a South American
wife. These pictures. bearing strong re-
sembIance 10 Booth. are now In Hitter
possession.
Ritter says be heard from Booth last
winter. and he was then on the south
American stage
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
LAST CHANCE WINS
United States Supreme Court
Reverses a Decision
INVOLVES PROPERTY IN IDAHO
he Case Has Been RemandSd With
Instructions 10 Grant
New Trial

Washington. April i5 The case OF the
Last Chance Mining Company vs.. the
Tyler Mining Company. involving prop
erty In Idaho. was decided by the Unit
ed States supreme court today. The de-
eision rendered today reverses the deci-
sion OF the court of appeals. and Is In
the interest Of the Last Chance compa-
ny The opinion was handed down by
Judge Brewer. The court holds that
the district courts decision was based
upon sound PRINCIPLES. hence the case
Is remanded, with instructions TO grant
a new trial
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
EDITOR SCOTS eooY SENT HOME
special Car Bearing II From New York
10 Chicago.

New York. April is.-The body OF James
w. Scott, proprietor Of the Chicago Times
Herald, who died at the Holland house
yesterday. was placed In a casket at noon
today The body started TO Chicago on
sha North Shore limited from the Grand
Central station this afternoon IN adds-
sion to Mrs. acott and Miss Grace Hatch,
the remains were accompanied by @. Il.
Randall, business representative OF the
Times Herald here. Tna funeral viii prob
ably occur from the iats residence, lSi
Pine street Chicago. Thursday or Friday.
The remains of Mr. Scott were transport
ed In a private car attached to the North
shore limited The use of the car was
through the courtesy OF chauncey NJ. De-
pea Many handsome Moral pieces have
been sent 70 the hotel. The New York
Press Club win adopt resolutions of re-
apect and send representatives to Chit
cage TO attend the funeral services.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
HAVE A LIVING STATUE IN FRANCE
MarsciIIes Man VIII stand on q pedes.
tai Twenty Eight Days.

TAI TWenty .Elght Uays.
ST. Simeon Stylites lived many years
on the top of . column. A. NJ. Durand
OF Marseilles. France. has backed HIM
self to stand on a pedestal In a corner
of the local aIrazar as q bronze statue or
tablean viyant for the space OF = days
that is 10 say. during the period of a re-
serve soldiers training. lie Is dressed In
military attire, leans on his rifle. ard
around him are the tricolor and the Rus
sian flag. The Stylitea of Marseiiles. how
ever, allows himself 2s hours of reiaNa-
ton during the ordeal, nor has he re-
solved to adopt the placid and immoyahle
attitude of an ordinary homme dc bronze
OF living picture. inasmueh as he intends
to smoke. eat. and drink. as we'll as 10 gos-
sip with his friends from the summit Of
the PEDESTAL He means principally TO
show that he has stamina and pefseye-
rance enough 10 win his wager by remain
Ing on the column for the time specified.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
ANOTHER srIT sTARTEp.
IS SUCCESSOR TO PAUL scAuLzs
Thomas Cooper OF Tacoma Appointed
Liberal Policy Guaranteed


Tacoma. April l5.-Thomus Cooper. OF
Tacoma, and an eS-mayor Of South Bend
Washington. has been appointed general
western land agent Of the Northern Pa
ciiic to succeed the late Paul Schulze
Regarding the new policy of the land
department, Land Commissioner Phipps.
who Is here from ST Paul, says:
II appreciate deeply the necessity and
Importance OF rapid development OF this
section Of the country and il Will be the
aim Of the land department to do all In its
power TO aid in the development of the
country by pursuing a liberal policy TO-
ward settlers, by making moderate prices
and making liberal terms as regards the
snle OF railroad lands. | look upon WASH
inRton as one of the greatest states in
the Iuion.'
LAND SELECTIONS APPROVED.
Washington. Apfil l5.--SeeFetary Smith
has approved the selection of lists OF rail-
road lands as follows: oregon e. Califor-
MIA Railway, &. .24i acres in Oregon. North.
ern Pacific railroad, li.3il acres in Mime
sofa ana i,ei96l6 acres IN Washington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
FLATaeAo COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
County Printing. Courthouse aud other
Matters Agreed tpuu..

Kailspeli, Mont, April i5.-The commits
sioners met In special session today TO
consider the bids on the county printing,
and on the rental OF quarters. The Graph.
lc was awarded the contract for the eoun-
~ printing, and the Anaconda Standard
secured the contract for blank books. The
Union block was rented for the county
courtroom and county officers.
James Mettler was appointed coroner 10
fln the vacancy caused by the resignation
of A. j. Bradley.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
GOVERNMENT MATCH MONOPOLY
Switzerland to Improve on Their Man
nfasture With the Profits.

Washington, April iS.-Tn Switzerland
the government retains the monopoly of
manufacturing, importing and selling
matches. The federal assembly has Just
adopted a constitutional amendment pro-
yliing that the gains derived from the
monopoly shall not go to the federal treas
ury, but shall be expended In improving
the manufacture of matches. and secondly
to reduce "a much as possible their sell
ing price. United States Consul Ger
main, at Zurich, who has reported these
facts to the state department. adds that
the use OF yellow phosphorus in matches
il prohibited because IL Is Injurious 70
the health of the workmen and dangerous
to the public The sale of matches In the
retail way In open to all persons. subject
| to regulations to prevent misuse OF the
privilege. the government supplying the
retail trade.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
eAsTre MONDAY IN GREAT BRITAIN
business Closed and People Generally
Eniuyea a Holiday

London. April 15.-All England was
keeping holiday today In celebration Of
Easter Monday, which. next 10 Whiisun-
tide. Is the most festive season OF the
year IL being bank holiday under the
net OF parliament. business was suspend
ed throughout the country. The weather
was as fine as that of a mid-Aiay day.
and as result the numerous excursions
To the seashore and other forms OF reere-
alton were largely patronixed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
He WEARS AN ALUMINIUM EAR
Nhs Science Has Done for an Eugiishs
man Whose Ear Was Diseased.

" have had people with glass eyes.
port elain teeth. and artificial whIskers.
and now along comes a man with an
alul hinum ear. lie is 6 years Of age
and WIS admitted into the Queens hos
pita !. al Birmingham. England. in April.
isas with an epitheliorna Of the left an-
ricik.
The greater part OF the diseased ear
Wa cut Oft by the attending surgeon
and plaster of paris cast was taken OF
the left side of his head. Then an arti-
| fieii II ear was built up in wax 10 match
the healthy one on the opposite side.
This hogue ear was then made in vui-
eauit and aluminium. tinted and enamel
/ "a to harmonize with the complexion.
| No artificial contriVnnce, such an n
| spectacle frame. was made use OF TO
sur port the aluminium ear. and adhesion
| tn he head was effected by means Of .
sal ihfaetd solution Of mastic In absolute
alchohol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
RUSSIA PUT ON A GOLD STANDARD
business transactions 10 lie Conducted
ON the BASIS of tho Gold Rouhle.

London. April IA dispatch TO the
Times from ~. Petersburg states that the
Novosti Dealer declares the minister Of
finance intends 70 prepare for the estah-
lishment Of Il gold currency by permit
ting payments and business transactions
on the basis of the gold roubie. which has
hitherto hnen forbidden The depreciation
IN silver renders impossible the establish
meut Of an actual silver ronble currency.
which l. the Russian nominal standard
as represented By the paper roubls.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
coa, Nlntnr situation Alarming

ottumwa, Ia. April iss-The coal mining
situation al the Cineinnati mines is grow
ing alarming The miners congregated
there say they viii run the Cincinnati men
ont at ali hazards AdIutant General
prime of the state militia IL on the
ground. and has asked the governor for
more troops.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
INCREASED DUTY ON sREAosTuFFs
Sweden Joins Other European Countries
in Raising the Tariff

in Raising the Tariff
Washington. April l5.-Sweden has now
Joined the other countries OF Europe In
increasing the duty on breadstuffs. "a is
shown by a report TO the state department
by United States Consul Boisen at Goth
enhurg. In spite of considerable agita-
ton by certain protectionists, ne says ine
duty ON pork. paper and leather remains
as vet unchanged. The new duties are as
follows: Bread, cents per kiio; rye.
wheat, barley, Indian corn, peas and
beans, % cents per loo kilos: flour, a.7a
per 100 kilos: malt. yl.sa. other grains.
ss cents: cement. is cents per iO0 kilos.
The duty on copper wire and electric ca
hles tsave submarine. which are freel i
81 cents per 100 kilos. drawback OF II
cents per klIo has been granted TO the Inn
porters of bread.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
Pl
A LIVELY DEBATE AT SALT LAKE
Legislative Hill Finally Passed TO the
Third Reading.

Salt Lake, April IA lively debate oe-
CURED In the constitutional convention
today when the legislative bill was taken
up.
The section under discussion reads a.
follows.
THE legislature shall not authorize the
STATE, nor any county. city, town, town
ship district or other political suh-dlvl=
sion of state to lend Its credit or subscribe
10 stock or bonds in aid dt any railroad
telegraph or other private, individual or
corporate enterprise or undertaking
The motion was on reconsideration nf
this section Ii was lost hy vote Of 81
10 a.. The legislative bill was then ordered
10 u third reading by vote OF = 10 =.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
Army worm Annears

Rnssellville, Ky, April l5.-The army
wcrm has appeared In this and many sur
rounding countries. Millions OF them are
making a clear sweep of everything green
In their way. They have devastated fields
of young corn and clover. and hundreds
OF plant beds have been literally eaten up
Not a sprig OF tobacco In left
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
Baptism slllea his body

Oakland. Md. April i2.--Jaeob Mosser.
a young man lying al the point Of death,
was persuaded by the Dunkards 10 submit
10 being Immersed. lie was carried 10 a
stream on a cold day last week and duck
I'd three times. Three days sater he died.
and the states attorney proposes TO take
proceedings against the perpetrators Of
the outrage.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
THE PLATTsBuRe. MISSOURI, FIRE
Courthouse Records Gone-Damagc Will
Approximate S3DD.nUo

Plattsburg. Mo-. April 1b A fre which
started yesterday afternoon IN the livery
stable OF James Hormm. at the south
end Of Main street, resulted IN the de-
struction OF the courthouse. with all the
records. TWO entire business blocks ami
the partial destruction of a third block,
The clay Il Funkhonser Banking Co.. HllI
4 Young. groeers. Trimble q MeMliianss.
T. 4. Frost, George Ersig and Joseph
Suilsr were burned out. The loss amounts
TO $4,000. insurance. probably one half.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SEEKING THE FORFEITED LANDS
Crowds of south Dakota settlers Wait.
Ing 10 Enter tlomesteads,

Chamberlain. s. D. April l6.-The crowd
of land seekers awaiting the opening Of
the United States land office, has been
steadily increasing. The lands subject To
entry are those forfeited by the Chicago.
Milwaukee Il St. Paul Railway Company.
for noncompliance with the act of con-
gress granting them the land for right
of-wny and terminal grounds of the pro-
posed line from this city To the Black
Hills. The forfeiture wna declared by
presidential proclamation. dated Becem.
her
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
BONDS o. MOSCOW CIR, OFFICIALS
The Council Has Not Vet Legally Passed
the Necessary Ordinance.

Moscow April l5.-The city fathers
did little at their two meetings Thurs.
day and Saturday evenings except 10
pass upon several OF the city officials
bonds. and vote the ordinance n,Ing
the bonds 70 be given by the various
officers. This. IL is understood, Will have
TO be reconsidered at Tuesday even
ing's meeting. as the ayes and noes
were not called for on it's passage 'Tbe
city attorney was requested to draft an
ordinance fixing the saloon license Fl r
presentation at the next meeting. An
ordinance reducing the license came Gp
twice under the last council AMI was
defeated each time
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
EXPRESSES FEAR OF AMERICANS


1.arIs, April Is.--Eeho de Paris advises
Europe to form an economic and inaam-
trial defense against the United States
Referring TO the expression of svsnpAtny
by the senate Of Florida with Cuban 70
- Echo de- Paris proteskM Ak2ansk tAe
manner In which the United 5tateH inser~
prkts International laws. and declares
American intervention In AsiA and Europe
regarding Armenia. should attract ths
vigilance of Europe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
IT pLrAsEs rHr LARGE INVESTORS
Judge pipcrs Recent Decision Enxornhly
Commented pou.

Moscow. April l5.-Judge Piper's re-
cent decision in the mortgage validation
cases has received much favorable com
ment from business men, and parties
having large interests in this section.
II is said that several loans on farm
property were placed mt once. which
had previously been refused. A repre-
sentative OF one of the prominent east
ern companies, which has ID large
amounts in this vicinity, stated TO your
correspondent that the decision was OF
more practical benefit TO this section
than anything that had occurred for
a considerable time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SUGAR seFlnERlEs START UP AGAIN
works on Long Island Arc Nov IN Full
Blast.

Now York. April I5.-Presidsnt Have
mv.r. of the American Sugar Company,
Announces that all the Long Island refin-
cries Of Importance started up this morn
Ing. The question of advancing sugar
will. he says, depend upon the condition OF
the foreign markets.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
smnlinox rniiemic l,rexciIa.

paducah. KY. April f2.-Newa today
from Shawneetown. ILL.,. IL that there art
81 cases of smallpox there. There Is said
TO be great excitement. and many citizens
have left she towa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
PLANTED A Tree FOR LINCOLN
oakland school Children Observed ths
Anniversary of Ills Death.

Anniversary of Ills Death.
Oakland, Cal. April l5.-There was an
interesting scene in the grounds surround
ing the Lincoln school today. when the
scholars observed the thirtieth anniser-
sary of the death of Abraham Lincoln, by
planting a young oak as symbol or lib
erty. The event was accompanied with
antropraate musical and oratorical e&er-
cises. Around the root of the tree was
nlacea a large quantity of earth collected
from a number OF states and from the
tomps OF Washington and Lincoln
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
nomearamen, of rort sumter.

NOfnFhfuuNNf OF FUIt %HEhINIs
Boston, April u.-The thlrty-fourth an
nlversary Of the bombardment Of Fort
Sumter was eommemorated this evening
by a meeting of veterans Of the war At
Berkeley temple. Addresses were delly-
cred by survivors of the south Atlantic
hiockadinK squadron.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
School Question Forbidden subject

Montreal. April is.-Archhsshop Fabre
has issued a pastoral letter In which he
commands the clergy TO keep silent when
In the pulpit on the Manitoba school
question, but recommends them to express
10 parishoaers who ask. the delight Of
eplseopacy at the action taken thus far
In the matter BY the conservative govern
ment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20

Paria, April ls.-Figaro prints a rumor
that Dr. Mansen. the Arctic explorer. has
found tho north pole. and that IL In sttu-
ated on a chain OF mountains. II IL also
said that DIR. Mansen planted the Nor
weRian nag there. The story IL regarded
az untrue.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
CAPT. WEBSTER CRIPPLED FOR LIFE
sfruck ~ Bullet Accidentally his.
charged.

Helena. April is.-Whiie standing with
several gentlemen In the lobby OF q hotel
at Miles City tonight Captain A McA.
Webster of the Twenty-secoud United
States infantry. stationed at Fort Keogh,
was shot In the back and viii be crippled
for life. even should he recover. A big
44-caiibre revolver fell from some ones
pocket and was discharged when II struck
the fioor. The owner of the gun Is not
known. The bali Is lodged against the
spluai column.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
oil Plant Burned.

wilkssbarre, Penn. April 1.-THE oil
plant of the Atlantic Company burned
this afternoon. A large tank containing
aeo gallons of oil exploded. but NO one was
injured. Loaa. $4,000.