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Minden Votes School Bonds.

A special election was held at Min.
den to vote upon a proposition to issue
bonds to aid in the erection of n new
school building to take the place of
the n recently destroyed by fire, and
the result was that the bonds carried
by a vote of nearly five to one. 1t is
proposed to make a high school build
ing of it, and work will commence at
once.
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In the case of Carl Merscheim versus
August Arriens at Omaha the jury has
found for the plaintiff in the sum of
81, 900. The former sued the latter
for alternating the affections OF Mrs.
Merscheim and claimed that he was
injured so badly that nothing less
than 10000 would sooth his troubled
spirits,
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On Hand.

The ordnance for the Second regf@
ment, Nebraska national guard, has
been shipped from the United States
arsenal at Rock Island. The arms have
been used before but they are good
Serviceable Springfield rifles, As caliber'
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Kerr Found Guilty,

John Kerr, who killed his father-in.
law, John Reid, at Valley, a year ago,
was'convicted of murder in the second
degree. The murder grew out Of an
attempt of Kerr to secure a reconcile
alton with his divorced wife, during
which Kerr was beaten by Reid.
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RewIck for Secretary.

The Unions Commercial Club OF Lin
soln has elected Il. c. Rewick, lateiy
steward at the Lincoln asylum, MS sec.
rotary Of the club TO take the place OK
Ed. X. Sizer., Mr.. Rcwick will retire
from politics.
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a Free Gor@su state.

Liechtenstein. a free and independ-
emit German state. Is celebrating the
200th anniversary Of Its existence. 1t
Is still at war with Prussia, as II Joined
Austria In 1866. and was forgotten In
drawing up the treaty Of peace. Its
contingent to the German army was
s~eventy-nine men.
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Farmer Comes Homa.

Word was received at the ad jutant
generals Office recently that trans
p%ortation and subsistence had been
furnished John Farmer, late of COM
pany l., First Nebraska, from San
Francisco to his home, Mr.. Farmer
was one of the boys who telegraphed
recently to General Barry for trans
portation. 1t is said that he was one
of the soldiers who had been over.
looked in the distribution of these
prizes.
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Thursday Nav n.

Inursuay Way IL
Manufacturers of stoves are seeking
TO combine.
A break in the Erie canal flooded
farms near Spencerport, N. Y.
A bill to shut trusts out of the state
has passed the Michigan senate.
Yerkes' disposal Of his Chicago street
railway interests Melted him IS ,000, 900.
George Earl fist assistant postmaster
general under Grant is dead at Wash
ington.
Broom corn manufacturers have
advanced the price of the raw material
l cent a pound.
n new gold strike has been made at
Point Nome, Alaska. 1t is said TO be
richer than the Klondikc.
Vice President Hobart continues to
improve and expects to 60 to Long
Branch at the end Of the month.
A compromise is expected in the
trouble between Contractors and the
striking grain shovelers at Buffalo.
The big ~fve-story warehouse of
the Nowby Transfer company at Kan
sas City was destroyed by fire. Loss,
Sl00, 900.
The Crystal Glass works at Bellaire,
o., are shut down, and 400 men and
200 boys are idle. Refusal Of increase
Ia wages is the
The directors Of the American Ex-
press company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of 3 per cent, and
those Of the Adams 2 per cent.
A secret meeting Of maple flooring
manufacturers was held in Chicago.
1t is thought the purpose Of the meet
ing was to consider an advance in the
prices.
While boating on a small lake near
Franklin, Wis, Alex Vollcrath and II.
ID. Rivers, students of Mission Home
college, were drowned by the capsix-
ing of their boat.
Professor Il. BENZ. Andrews, super
intendent of Chicago schools, has been
offered the presidency of the Colorado
agricultural college. He will announce
his decision soon.
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Saturday, May 10.

Ministers of London have petitioned
against Sunday newspapers.
Admiral Schley expects to leave
Washington Wednesday TO visit ex-
Senator Henderson at Omaha.
Donald Mclean, a western railroad
promoter fell from the balustrade on
the fourth floor Of the Palmer house,
Chicago, and was killed.
DR.. 4. Il. Andrews, superintendent
of Chicago's schools, has declined the
presidency of the state agricultural
college of Colorado, because of the
poor health of Mrs. Andi ews.
Mayor Taggart Of Indianapolis has
identified the body Of the young wo-
man found on Chandelier island, La,
as that of his daughter, lost in the
wreck Of the yacht Paul Jones
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New Crea merry Companies.

The Huntley Cream Separator com
bany Of Huntley and the Beaver way
ley Creamery company have filed aru'
cles of incorporation.
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NEw YoRx, May lathe strike q,
LOCO Italians at work in the Jerome
park reservoir endel to-day. All ex,
cept 100 OF the men went back TO
work. No concessions were made.
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THEY HAD A PITCHED BATTLE.
Princeton Students Attack "wnd
West Parade.

PRINCETON, N. j., May 17.-Prince-
ton students and Pawnee Bills Wild
West employees INDUCED in a pitched
battle yesterday, and continuous and
serious rioting was prevented only by
the presence of men with cool heads
and by the action of President Patton
OF Princeton university, later In the
day, In calling q mass meeting OF all
Of the students.
For fifty years il has been an I'M
written law OF Princeton that no cir
u parade must pass through the
streets. Every show proprietor in
making his dates has always left
Princeton from the list, Cor it had
been a matter of common knowledge
that the studeats would enforce the
unwritten law. Pawnee Bills Wild
; West combination violated traditions
and plraded. The result was tho
fercest battle Princeton has seen IN
many years.
Carnegie Flee, From beg yarA
LONDON. May ANDREW Carnegie
eft London TO- day for Skibo castle.
In an interview he Is quoted rs saying:
II am looking forward to protection
in my Highland solitude from the
army Of mendicants that every hour
Is importuning for subscriptions 10
every conceivable object. Even were
! disposed to accede to these app.ica,
tions for promiscnous assistance, my
for philanthropy have
already been fully hypothecated and
bombarding me with further appeals
is simply adding to the postal rev.
ehua."
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WIDE WORLD NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF VITAL IN
TEREST.
Wednesday, May 10.

Rudyard Kipling has nearly re-
covered.
Smallpox is spreading in parts of
Germany.
The financial market Of Chile is
much depressed.
Two military districts have been
created in North Alaska.
The Catholic Knights OF America
are In session at Kansas City.
Four men participated in n street
duel at Okolona, Miss, and all were
killed.
Fire damaged the furniture factory
of Levi Abraham OF New York TO the
extent Of $500, 900.
The claims OF the United States gov
eminent against the government Of
Morocco have been settled.
The moldcrs at the Lima, O., loco
motive and machine works have struck
because five of their number were laid
of.
The New York board OF aldermen
nav adopted a resolution calling for
an official reception TO Admiral Dewey
upon his arrival In that city.
everything is quiet IN samoa. up
erations rave been suspended pending
the arrival OF the joint commission
from San Francisco to range terms
Of peace.
Roland d. Molineux Of New York,
who has been confined in the Tombs
prison charged with the murder of
Mrs. Kate j. Adams, was discharged.
He was Immediately rearrested charged
with assault with intent to kill IN
sending cyanide of mercury to Harry
Cornish.
A reconnoitering party consisting Of
two companies of the Minnesota regi-
ment and two companies of the Oregon
regiment under command of Major
Diggles of the Minnesota regiment,
v re surprised by a baud of insurgents
behind a trench near San Miguel.
Major Diggles was wounded in the
head.
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Poverty keeps of more cases OF govt
'nan all the physicians cure.
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DIED IN A BOAT.
Young San franciscan and Eight sal
NadOrean Natives Perish OF
Thirst on the Pacific.

San Francisco, April %. - The
steamship City of Para, which arrived
from Panama, brings the first news of
the fate of Louis Woodley Maslin,
young San Franciscan who left FL
Triumpe in a boat December 3, 1895,
with eight native companions. Maslin
was in business in FL Triumpe.
The boat in which the party set forth
for the purpose of meeting an incom-
ing steamer was found near Corinto
with nine ghastly skeletons. There was
no water. no vessel to hold any, and not
sign of food. Maslin, ST., is deputy
naval officer at this port and is heart
broken over the awful fate which has
overtakeH his son.
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Twelve Drowned.

st. Augustine, Fla, April 24-Consid-
cradle excitement was created here
early Sunday afternoon by small boat
out at sea giving signals of distress.
Capt. Allen Immediately went TO its as
sistance IN the yacht Baldwin. Upon
nearing the boat he found it to be the
missing lifeboat of the steamer Gen.
Whitney, which foundered north of
Cape Canaveral during Friday night,
The other lifeboat was swamped in the
surf and - men drowned.
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Two Women Murdered.

ST. Louis, April PA special to the
Republic from Murphysboro, H., says:
In a house near Mount Carbon Mine No.
6, in lonely strip of woods, the bodies
of two murdered women were found
Sunday. They were Mrs. Mary f. Daire,
wife of a miner, and Miss May Mill
stead, a friend who had been staying
with Mrs. Daire during her husbands
absence. Both had evidently been
shot and then struck with club. The
house was plundered. 1t is believed the
murder was committed Friday.
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HeIDed from the Outside.

Washington, April 26.-Army officials
have learned that since Manila fell the
Filipinos have been obtaining supplies
of ammunition from Hong-kong and
Singapore, as well as from Europe. A
strict naval patrol of the island of Luz
zon has been established, and the be-
lief is expressed that the supply of am
munition will now be cut off. 1t is
positively stated that the Filipinos
have no factory for the manufacture of
smokeless powder and Mauser cart
ridges which they are using.
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Burued in Train Wreck.

Phoenix, Ariz., April 25. - On the
Southern Pacific, east of ella Bend,
a west-bound freight train crashed into
a burning bridge. An the cars were
piled on the engine and caught fire.
Conductor Doyey and Fireman Court
ney were buried in the wreck and
burned to death. Engineer Adams was
badly injured and was taken To his home
at Tucson on a special train.
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TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
Col VI. l.. Clark. the THURMAN, shoots
Himself at Memphis While SUI
fering from Me1anchOlin.

Memphis, Tenn" April 24.-Col NJ.
Lewis Clark. of Louisville, the we'll
known racing judge, committed sui
eide here in his room in the Castor no.
tel while suffering from melancholia.
Col. Clark was one of the most nota-
BILE figures of the American turf. over
% wears of his life were devoted to IT,
during all of which no breath OF scan
dial has ever assailed his name. lie
was the author of a majority OF the turf
rules or laws of the present day and
the founder of the first American turf
congress.
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GREAT DAY FOR QUAY.
The Senator IL Declared Not Guilty of
Criminal Charges and Is Ap-
pointed United States senator.

Philadelphia, April %. - Matthew
Stanley Quay was Friday declared by
a jury Of his peers to be not guilty OF
the charge of conspiring to use for his
own unlawful gain and profit the funds
of the state of Pennsylvania deposited
in the Peoples bank, of this city.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 22.-lmmedi-
ately on receipt of the news that Mat
thew S. Quay was acquitted of the
charges against him, Gov. Stone APP
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Fought slavery.

Toledo, o., April 26.-Dr. b. NJ. Rake
straw died Tuesday night in his Office at
Hicksville, O., of heart failure, aged
81 years. He was prominent in Ohio
with Edwin NJ. Stanton, Ben +. Wade,
Salmon =. Chase and j. X. Giddings in
the fight against slavery. He was prom
inent as a physician.
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BIown to Pieces.

Bradford, Pa, April 24-William ID.
Burdock, glycerine shooter, was
blown to atoms at his magazine near
this city Sunday afternoon. He was
carrying a can of the explosive when
last seen alive. That was a few mo-
ments before his barn and boiler house
went up in cloud of smoke. Only small
fragments of Burdick'S body were
found
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Circums tauces of His Death.

At HAS Monday morning Gen. Ogles-
BY entered a closet opening from the
large reception hall at the entrance to
Orlehurst. This was near his room on
The first floor of his palatIaI country
home. Twenty minutes later Capt
gohn Oglesby. next to the youngest OF
his children, went 10 call him TO lunch
con and discovered him lying on the
floor in an unconscious condition. An
attack of vertigo had caused him to fall
10 the floor, and in the fall his head
struck upon small box. DIR. {. B..
Taylor, the family physician, was sum-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-04-27
A Double Tragedy.

Bismarck, n. d., April ga double
tragedy is reported from Williamsport,
Emmons county. Two brothers, James
and Joe Caldwell, living on ranch Il
few miles from Williamsport, became
engaged in an alteration. The former
seized rifle and shot his brother
through the abdomen, intlicting in
iuries from which he died. The sur
viving brother then took a dose of car
hnlir acid
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Government n Heavy Loser.

Lancaster, Pa, April 26.-An eNami-
nation was made Tuesday of w. NJ. ia
cob's books, and it was found that he
had defrauded the government out of
about $l25,OOO with his bogus revenue
stamps, the books showing the differ
euce between the number of cigars ac-
tually produced at the factory and the
number that Jacobs reported to the rev
enue Office as having been made.
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VIII Have Revenge.

The loss of the Nebraska regiment
in the compaign is the greatest sus-
tanned by any regiment, and Sundays
disaster has greatly saddened officers
and men, who promise to take fierce
vengeance in the next fight.
Col. Stotsenburg has won reputa-
ton as one of the bravest fighters in the
army. He always led his regiment and
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Three Killed.

st. Paul, Mimi, April pa Baraboo
(Wis.) special to the Dispatch says:
When returning from dance Satur-
day morning four young people were
run down by the Chicago & North
western fast mail at Crawford's Cross
ing, about mile from this city. Bonnie
Tulibs, Kittie Marshall and Nellie
Welch were killed and Frank Donald
badlv in illred
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
For the .Seek Ending April 20.

or the week ADrI1
The New York Legislature has passed
an antitrust bill.
Two violent earthquake shocks were
felt at Fort Bragg, Cal.
Olive Homens. well known as a child
actress, died at her home in Hyde Park,
Mass.
The ninth international fourteenth
nationaD Sunday school convention
met in Atlanta, Ga.
Frederick Smythe, ex-governor of
New Hampshire. died in Hamilton, Ber-
muda, aged so years.
trust to control the copper output
of the country has been formed with a
capital of $500. 900.
Some of the finest sugar plantations
in southern Louisiana were inundated
by the breaking of levees.
Mrs. Eliza Stannard died at her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y, at the age of 100
years, IL months and 2S days.
Adam Peshta, Hungarian violinist,
said on the witness stand in Wilkes
barre, Pa, that he had 30 wives.
The snow blockade which has pre-
vented trains entering Breckenridge,
Col, for &c days, has been broken.
Samuel T. Baird, member of congress
from the Fifth district of Louisiana,
died in Washington, aged 80 years.
A combination of the leading worsted
yarn mills of this country has been
formed with capital of $40, 000,0 900.
Sheriff . S. Dawson was killed from
ambush while raiding Illicit distilleries
in the mountains of Cook county, Tenn.
Revenue officials went Gu a raid for
counterfeit revenue stamps at Cincin-
natl and confscated over 500, 900 cigars.
Mother Stewart, famous Christian
temperance leader, celebrated her
eighty-third birthday in Springfield, Ill.
An unknown woman threw carbolic
acid in the face of w. II. Salter at Mil
waukee and both of his eyes were put
out.
Rather than stand trial on the charge
of incendiarism Reuben Frantz. young
farmer of Worth township, o., shot him
self
The Kentucky law allowing negroes
to be sold for term of years for va
grancy has been declared unconstitu-
tional.
kid" Levelle, a Chester (Pa.) pugiI-
list, in ured in his fight with John Cava-
naugh at Homestead, died in Pitts
burgh.
Maj. Francis S. Dodge has been Sc
lected to disburse the 10000 900 allotted
for the payment of the troops of the
Cuban army.
Rev. Robert Ryland, probably the old
est Baptist clergyman and educator i'll
the United States, died in Lexington,
Ky, aged "a years.
Colored miners were arriving in
large numbers to take the places of
striking white miners in the district
about Des Moines, la.
George A. Marshall, who represented
the Fourth Ohio district in congress
two years his term having expired last
March, died in Sydney.
Almost the entire S5,000,000 that citi-
zens of st. Louis propose to raise to
clinch the proposition of holding a
worlds fair there is in sight.
An Italian killed man and woman
at Kanapolis, Kan, and while endeavOr-
ing to escape plunged headlong into
shaft at the salt works, 1000 feet.
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Cursed the sultan.

London, April 26.-Curses for the sui
tan OF Turkey and censures for the en-
peror of Germany, the prince of Wales
and the Established English church
were features of the address of Rev. DR.,
Joseph Parker at the City temple, where
a meeting was held to commemorate
the three hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Oliver Cromwell.
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Tnkes Issue with the Governor.

Washington, April 24.-President Nc
Kinley has received a letter from Lieut..
Gov. John +. Kean, of South Dakota,
strongly opposing Gov. Lees demand
for the recall of the South Dakota vol
unteers from Manila, and asserting
that the governor does not represent
the true sentiment of the state.
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Cincinnati, April 26.-W. C.'Jackson,
acting commander in chief of the q. A.
r., has issued general order directing
commanders of posts to have President
Lincoln's Gettysburg address made
feature of Memorial day exercises.
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Toledo, O., April 25.-Capt, George
Mulimix, one of the oldest of the great
lake captains, died here Monday, aged
rs. He has been the owner of several
lake vessels and was of late engaged in
the tucr business.
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AN AWFUL DEED.
Edward waldo Kills His Wire ana
Daughter nt Camden ana
Then slabs Himself.

Camden, n. j., April 26.-Edward
Waldo. an instrument maker, living at
963 Ferry avenue, Tuesday morning
stabbed to death his wife and eight
year-old daughter. He then attempt
ed to commit suicide by cutting his
throat. He was taken to Cooper hos
pital and is not expected to live. \
siN-year-old daughter escaped the fate
of her sister by running into the street.
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k.vnARD oGLESBY DEAD.
Former Illinois Executive Succumbs
to the Effect of Fall at His
Home in Elkhart.
END COMES WITHOUT CONSCIOUSNESS.
Ia Veteran of Two Wars, He Rises to
,b. Rank of Major General lin the
Rebellion - Thrice Governor anu
Once United states senntor-briei
Summary Of his Career.

Lincoln. H., April 25.-Richard j.
Dglesby. former governor of Illinois
died at his home, "Oglehurst, IN
Elkhart, H., at five minutes past one
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Conclusion
OF the brain. resulting from fall, was
the direct cause of his death, but the
Weakness which had been so apparent
to all who met him of late was the in
direct cause.
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Pana, H., April 25.-Spotted fever is
raging to an alarming extent in the Vi
cinity south of the town of Nokomis,
Montgomery county, II miles west of
Pana. Five deaths are reported in the
family of j. T. Mcfarland. 1t is said 30
new cases have developed in the past
four days. Health officers claim to have
the dread disease confined and under
control
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TROOPS SUFFER HEAVILY.
Col. Stotsenburg and Six Other Amer
leans Slain Near Malolos
by the Insurgents.
FORTY-AINE MORE ARE BADLY WOUNDED
hattie the Seyerest and Most Disas-
trous Since Fighting i'm the phil
ippines Began-Gen. Macarthur Is
Advancing on CaIumpit, Capital of
the Insurgents.

Manila, April 24.-In an encounter
with the Filipinos Sunday near Quin-
qua, about four miles northeast of Ma
lolos, seven Americans were killed and
40 wounded. The following were killed:
Col John NJ. Stotsenburg, of the First
Nebraska regiment, formerly of the
Sixth cavalry.
Lieut.. Sisson. of the same regiment.
Two privates of the Nebraska regi-
ment.
Three privates of the Fourth cavalry.
Most of the wounded belong to the
First Nebraska regiment.
The Filipinos retreated with small
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EN-CnngreNsnnn Dend.

Norwich Conn, April %. Exon
gresham John /. Wait died al his home
in this city, at the age of IS years.
Death was due to old age. Mr.. Wait was
republican member of the Forty
fourth and Forthwith congresses.
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Six Reported brow

Victoria. b, c.. April ga story has
reached here from Alaska to the effect
that party of six returning Klondik-
crs, one of whom is said TO have been
bringing out considerable treasure,
have been drowned near Fifty Mile,
where the river trail is now impossible.
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Toledo, O., April 25.-The revenue Of
fcers on Monday seized 10000 cigars
with counterfeit stamps. The total
seized in this city is now over 10000,
and it is expected that the number will
rnnnh nNer 100 Nnn
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Mob Kills Another.

Palmetto, Ga, April 25. - Rev. Lige
Strickland (coloredD, implicated as a
conspirator in the Crawford tragedy by
the confession of Sam Hose, who was
burned at the stake for his crimes in
the Crawford home, was caught and
lynched in the woods near here at ten
o'clock last night by large posse of
men. The mutilated body of Strick-
land was found swaying back and forth
in the breeze. His ears and fingers had
been cut off.
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Caused by Accident,

New York, April 25.-The jury in the
Windsor hotel fire inquest brought in a
verdict that the fire was caused by ac-
cident. The police have still $4,000
worth of unclaimed jewelry and other
yaluables from the fire ruins.
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Marconi's Successful work.

London, April 2j.-Signor Marconi
the electrician whose experiments in
wireless telegraphy are attracting in
ternational attention, has successfully
communicated from South Foreland.
Kent, England, 10 the French armed
dispatch vessel Ibis, while sailing in
the EnpliSh ChnnneL