was in my Prices,` IIRIIIIIT III I-III, Iii N-I -IUIIUIW. NIWARI. N. J., April 6.-J. S. Grier, cpecinl agent of the Governor of Colorado to {Ale the cowboy, Herbert F. Cuddiughon, hook to Trinidad, in thnt state, on three indictments, for burning the hotel of -In. Pyle, robbing e hoenler of 8200 and running Away with Pyle`: daughter. we: looking for Gov. Green to-day to get. his noqniaition Iigned. The only charge Coddington denies in them of hldneping the girL` She claims to have been I6 learn old when she left hone. ! lnoeldlary and Thief. 5-0 Nu Illlnu-I-. u_........ xx I A....:| ox Al Q n.;.. 31'. l ATHABINES, .-\p u mmr. -1. \. Rykert, M. l`. for Linco n. who voted with the Government Against ('01. 0'lirien's mu~ tion and was cenlured last. week by L0.I.. No. 473 of St. Cntharinee bemuee of his notion in the matter, explained hie course to his Liberal-Conservative constituent: in 0 long speech delivered "in Albert Hell in thin city on Seturdegzight Editor Mc- Clellmd of The Star 11 upoke, taking Mr. Rykert to tank for his speech in the (`om- ` mom. A resolution of condence wee cer- _.l_.I `lemme. scheme sue In Inn Bea-I oe- ehlod on by Oklele-u Ioeuuen. Wlxruzim, Kua., April 6.-A relinble men just come from Oklahoma say: he got on to -the feet that the boomere,hundrede of whom are hid in the hrueh on the many etueml in that country, lnve combined on I plui to burn All the bridge: on the Sent: Fe on the night of April `ll or sooner, no thet no trains can get into Oklnhome on the 22nd. He says the boomers evreer they ere going to have the cinime they heve ytehed out At whatever coat. People bound for Ohlnhoma are Arriving here deily from all over the union, end excitement rune high. Thirty-ve w one arrived from Meade and Comanche /ounties to-cley end cunpod just wee: of the town to unit the proper time to move to Oklehornn. Abandonment of ihe rrejeelecl laid en lQIII\`K]'I llllell lllallers. LoL'1svu.1.1:, Ky., April 8.-~The raid of federsl deputy marshals and rlei-'enue agents aiust the illicit distillers near Hindmsn, y., who recently ambushed snd killed Deputy Marshall Russefl Wisemsn has for the present been abandoned. lleputv Agent Brown "and Commissioner Friend, who had charge of the expedition, found when they assembled their men at Preston burg that only about twenty men would volunteer for the attack. A part of these even were deputy marshals who had just come in from a hard ride and were in poor condition for a fight. The moonshiners were reported strongly entrenched in their distilleries, nine miles from Hindln , and to the number of thirty-ve me , well armed with Winchester ries and re- volvers. They were said to have sworn to stand together to death to resist srrest, for they regard arrest as onl a sure road to execution in revenge for \\ isenmn`s murder. \\'ith such odds against them lirown and Friend. in spite of the protests of the federal deputy marshals, determined it would be unwise to attempt to capture the outlnws. The mountaineers are under the leadership of Sam Adams, Randall Aclsnis, Sam and Isaac Sloan and George Madden, whose brother, Arch Madden, was slain in the fight with Wiseman and his posse. uunle unul I136!` (llrli. George Rowntroe, of Rowntroe u milln, it. is said will prove that Duncan won; M. mill on that do . The cone is exciting much interest in V{'est York, where the de- fendnnt is widely known on a man who has always borne a. good character and a high Ituiding in the community. wr ozuuu damages with costs. William Duncan alleges that the first time he over new Mrs. Robinson was on . Sept. l last, when he called at her house to see his brother, who was dying of consump- tion, and who passed away that same day. The deceased and his wife had rented rooms from the Robinsona. Duncan went home after the fu,neral, and called in ain on Sept. 8 to see his sister-in-law, but rs. Robin- son said she had moved. Feeling unwell at the time, he asked for a drink of water, and she insisted on giving tea. While he stood there two children came in, and then he went away and alleges that he never saw Mrs. Robinson again. He claims the whole story is a fabrication, and that he was not at Rolinsun s house since the date mentioned. He doclares that on Oct. 11 he was at Rowntree`s mills, above Thistleton. with e grist, and did not get 1 home until after dark. lien..- D.-......a...... ..l D.......6-.... . mill. is nu: enact. In court. The plainmf, Henry Joseph Robinson. I Toronto ..bInclnII'niuh, and the plnintilf Snub Robinoon, in his wife. Willi my Dun- can, the dufendnnt, in I farmer" who lives nomowhero in the county of York. Sarah Robinson claims thntron the night. of Oct. 11, 1888, at her residence, No. 84 Port.lnnd- ` street, the defendant indocenily nsnultecl md abused her. She and her hulband sue ` for 82000 dumgou with coin. William I)nnmn nlluvmi thnt an l-at jjn ' tel! For luv Dunne: Against 0 York ` .' Conny larger. .- Tonoxro. April 8.4-One of the moat .. n..`i0nIl'|...3\:. irhich will be heard At the preson sitting: of the (`ivil Assize Court ll 't_he not of Roblnuon v Duncan. Some of the facts Vere` gleaned lroln 5 ten of the rtiel today by I reporter. but the nurt- ing dieoloenree which will be revealed on ` either side hnve been hunhed hp by the dierent counsel, who desire to obtain their ` full eect. in court. 'l`h...l..:..am- u-___.. r---_x_ u_u.:__-_ :- Ir. Iylq-I1 and the J1-cull Illl. n............m.. .1-nil R #M.- Fine Honrlottu at lowest prion. WILL FIGHT ANOTHER DAY. 'n were hung, Il.l'|u April 7.--'l`ho I Nor! k for Na: Vml: TO BURN THE BRIDGES. A' SENSATION Pl-IOMISED, lacy mud on '0-allot In Washington. wmnxmvx. A1-rt;-x nmy is6i,i`..l And rum stunt. Inn unnilod Inn ninm n:-In ` uuqtupluo uuunulonl `icuicwhollyoutol. wnmxu-Iva. n1I'uu:'-=1! navy moi,w`mJ and am. prevailed hen since only thiu mummy. The rum. which bonn lnllinz Iullie I.inu- I-dun dny|' 0, 3| shout I o'clock change-d to mow I (Ion that hour until that dark to-night the nit wu demo with great lnkn driven Inll I strong north wind, bin tho wnthcr bl-inc mild in united an in MI. Sunni Sign dumnq the day but] pole at thunder won and ma nu-n_v upulu 0! BM: I am dulod noun the owl blur: in |lLl`I|III olbel. Tl Irloplsun And In slur: wlm th .0` the oily an ion or Itlvltnonl tulnnuhioun-nuniann. am. as. ...J. ...; Nnw Yank. Annl R _P-ml u n In. Dress Goods. Nnw Yonx. Apnl 6.-Pt-of. M. C. Vln~ - out of the Royal 0 ' tphiul Soclot ol London. arrivod on I o Adriatic t.o- uy. He comes harp in the Interest: 0! the gun Englinh tin I ndiento that ha roountly rah- od million: 0 dolhn to oontrol the NI pro duotlon of the world. 110 will ptooud im- mediately to Dukotn. when the tln mlnal in which the nyndi-no an lnuruud on lomhd. KIT! ing. -rmr llnnxe story Told by a long llssl-1 Ialno lidllor. EASTPORT, M0,, April 6.-H.-F. Walden-. proprietor of The l` astpbrt Messenger, din appeared last November. Hie hat and a small boat, in which he had gone to Lubec. were found a short. time afterwvrfl, the lat tor bottom up. and he was given up by hi: wife and friends nu lost. Within three days his wife has roceived a letter from him at Pawtucket, RI. He says the last. thing he rememhcn is eunding on the beach at Luhec. After that his ni.ml was a hlanli until he found himself in the woods near Pawtucket, ragged and poor. At the timr of his disappearance he was worn out ll) overwork and sickness in his family. These cares, with the loss of sleep, probsbly run- aett'-.-.d his mind. HIl.ll"llOl' OI JICOD JVIOIIWGIIBT, HOOK 1\CW Al- bany, Ind.. and sentenced to hen . Her son Ill Mottweiic-r's farm hand. ottweil er had no neighbors Iithin a. mile, And only his wife unul A servant girl were on the farm with him and Benson. A quurel nroee about the girl,and one Sunday lut Summer Benson shot Mottveiler dead end then tried to kill Mrs. Mottweilor with an axe. She wee left nppnreqtdy deed, but nelly recovered. The girl ed end report ed the tragedy. Beumn nude no Attempt to each . When trkeo he At first denied his irui t but then confeued. Hie nttorney tried to show insanity, end on the stand Benson denied ever heving made I confes- eion end made other singular etetenents The jury was onl out half an hour. An appeal will be to en. The ceeewu tried at Jelfereonville on change of venue from New Alheny And the execution will tnlm piece there. . In Indiana llnnlerer runs to Folvlnn . Jury that In In Innate. JI:rrznsxux\'11.1.z, Ind., April 6.-This sfternoon I-Ir. Henson was convictnd of tho murder of Jacob Mottweiler, near New Al- I....... 1...: ....a ....o........I fn 5.... R... L 010' up a brew-pry nnd another to prove Ir. ` Inspector By men took Fiu.uernld below Lh- Ifrllld jury on Friday, where he n-vented In: cnufo-uion. l'pon the evidencn pruenu-II the jury indicld 0'Conm-1', Renrdon and Close for felony and they were urn-dated. urlnyed the use 0! the explol Ive. In curl ing out the boycott the brewery itzgc-rnld was churned with nuc- linly nnd was Llnreuu-ned vnlll suspension from the position nf walking dole-go . , which vivid- ed him 827.50 her wrek. He nally wu ordered to be slla])o!l|(lHl but nuiknod. The oxplouiun fnlluwul. lmoctixes` leu-nod av- on-ntly llu\t.0CunI|--ll. \rlm had been :meeoad- ed b Rx-nrdou us ;.n-side-nt. ul the gluio. nu n n nun-I.in:r that it wn one Nun! be 90 D Ru-nrdou pr:-nude-nt. 0| U10 '-.l|||0'L n nu-o-ting that it blov brews-ry nnd another to prove it. Inlnocmr nvrno-I tunic Fitnvernld hr-an.-ry but wen reluooq employment. Subsequently the Exeoutiva Cunnnitten determined to appropriate 850 to continue the fight against Stevemmn. The union ratiu-d this action. The Executive Calnliitu-2, rnae furious by the failure J their rat scheme. coucaivod the plan to blow up the brewery. Rardo and Close- . ware ddloaatwd to-Iota DI-raon. whoa: name in wir.hh- Id, for in-ctructiuns as to the destructive oleeuu-nt to he- used and the method in which it should be up:-rnted. The exlvlmive, it um luuurd, unuuhl be ant. oil in the angina room. he on .rI.uuN._v to reach that room VIII um aurdr the conlpiralors and they bnealne in~ vulvzd in a quarrel among thumaelvoa which drluyed the '0! the exploa In cnrlvimr (ml. lha hnvcott. Illilli` I6 `Ilow the lmuplrnry fame I} l.lII--Ie- Inn of n`l.'ot_I. In-culvo I'D-Illa lldlrml anal rue: Anti. l\'E\\' Ynux. April 7.-An ex]-lnsiuu. pro- lllllnlblv nf Iygunuigg |,omb. F9}; 8` in eh. I'`*` "' "-`*""' 3'-W--uao`n | brownryia lbnth-= uumlfr nmde I ta-rrilig "03... go `W. . :.m., x. u.u-n.-In l""'*"' "` ``'`' 3"`! 'h,""P!'d numerous window: in the vicinity. It In lO.Qd` nu, ,go,,,o,. was the work of labor union Ian um (O... ..u them are now in custody. Thov no A. pit, an-ruld. furmo-rly wnlkim; delegate of tho A1. Ind Porto-I BNWOT Employer- P{'WNivo- Association; John ' Connell, Pro-idem. at 1.-.u Assembly`Nu. 8390K. of L: Patrick F- Claus and Thomas Rt-udon, membe.-rs of the! lix:-cmim Comrrllteo 0! the Local AI|>0lhlY~ I-`in sun:-ultl In-n mania n nnnfnnlinn which Im- MURRAYV&TAYl.'ORJ GIN-lnnrge scab worlungmeu. _ Thu rut. plan approved of hv the common:-e was tu mud uninn moon to _l.he brewery to apply for work und state um. thy wt-rqnot utuom-45 to the umoix. The men - who might dluu occur: vmpluyllu-nl. we-no to nluco an-uoiu the beer and tile vats `sud dutroy the brew, Several applicants thun advised wan: to the bro-m.-ry but nsfuood employment. Suhnonunntlv thn Executive ','.\`:-culi\a uommutteo olthe Inca] Anson-my. l-`ix zneruld Inn made avooufuuion wluch um- pllcnleu Olen tlmomher men. Ste-vonaonhnl dlnchurgod all union men and refusr-d to rt- `employ my but those who rs\'el'('d their con- necuon \\'illI the union. Thu priuum.-rIV.`cor utilutu-cl t|.e- l'}\-cunvu Cuuuniltm It the time. Accurdiun tu Fuligaruldh ulury thnacmlunittco trial to Invent some who-mo when-by Steven- mn would be made to re-employ the union and dim-lmr e scab workingmen. rat nlnn nnnruvud ul bv ATTEMPT 'TO 5Low an soy/coell {Q NEW vonx answeav. % J RISEN FROM THE GRAVE. SENTENCED TO HANG. gs ;Ty:\i\mr;.:?p:.]oa-. Dress_ Goods, Dress Goods, Dress Goods, Ike Funny Stripes in all colors. Dress Goods, Dress Goods, 176 PRINCESS ST. Murray & Taylor, In all the loading makes. Cheapest in the city. 176 Pmmass Streot. : rups uool. nu ma wonderful I) be ourod by Bowen & Blnonotto. ll uurprliill -Illo Joshua Craig urlvod from Rochester on Saturday to nmond the lunenl of l brothel- In luv. When he reached the city he nut the man supposed to have died. Cni ro- oelved 3 tolognm notifvin him of the oath ol bl: brother-In-luv, but t would sum the mrnn In nasal In an... ..gL.. ...-..- In mu uruulur-In-law, lllll II Would IIIO mango wu non! for, some other pol-soy. Tho grout bastion b about Gala`: bunk rapt nook. old the wonderful hsrgnlnn to by Blnonnta. -uxuvull l'II'I II III IJIIIIO CIIPIIUIO. Du Momu, Ia., April 6.-Gov. Isra- hoe he leaned proclamation uniting Ihefact that the auto veterinary eorgeon baa infom- ed the ueutive department that the cause which led to a eattle qaarantine a net cer- tain etatoe havedbeon removed, an revoking all each order: and proelamatioue, expe 0 ea {gr on thy .1>..aI`~`~\a.iaIa=. .90 C9-an9=.ti9!I.. .9! or}, our Jenny, Wfavare and Mary ` land. ` 4 mwr l"l1llf`IfI2l!'ll'f0\!|lC Ihcir gnu and had the rolnnmn exhumod And buriod in the cemetery. Icnoua fun of In Cattle Quun.u.._ Du Momtn, In, An:-il A _(L... l-_-- All Wool Ouhmcrou. full range at colors. best nnge of colors. `beat goods. atlowcat pr 00:. Bled In Icxlle. . Huuusvm.I, Mi;-Int, April 6.---Mn. Am.i._- Gnrdnonuzud 32. was Iuuud dad in bad at this plnon you-Inrdny_ l'I|ul'llIlIK. Five yang no Ihqwu I happy wife And the Innther of um bmnn. hoyn. She then lived with her husband m Turullln. An utnuaenm-at occurred gnd one night the husband took the two boys and came to Michurlu. The distracted wife and mothor followed and alter a wary nu:-ch located him non Green Bunch, A nmnll village six miles umnh cf Horriuillo. Mn. Ganlnor cum to Hurrinville, but her huabumd learned 0! not an-ru`nI sud II onoo u-d loninw, when the two boys nhervud died. The mother lulluwed her husband to Suiuamonly to learn of the death of her two boys and shut the father had buried them in an obscure Ivol. MW? I'*Wlf"RIfI1h IhO found Ihiir In-son mo lllllll` ma ouru-u main in ohcure I hllrlnrvh {amid choir [nut the remain and btlriod in Ilnltlnx IOICII Mr (In Ramona lute-ren. SAN l`l(.\.\`(`l.\\(`O, Aprul 6.-Prt-muruium are being made at the mural houpiul It Mun- Inhmd lot Lhr rrco-ptum n! the nick mud in- jured of tho officers and 1.-re-wn of the WI`:-cko-d 'l`Ienton and Vnmhnliu. All urn Inppou.-d to be on route to San Francisco and Ar expected to arrive shortly. Many of the man hnvu sumo time to nerve And will form 1 portion of the crown n! the Charleston, Adams and Iruquuin. A lnrgr force of men In anged in this work, wodting II extm hours. The .-nut linm the shlp-I wvll be-reuly for ten cannot be told, but It. WI" not. be many vueln. The store: lur each are being prepared sud ufcern Ire be-mg dunilo-I so there will on no do-luv. At. nrcIflI_t. uv .-r 500 mm: Ire employed at 3|, nrd And the number In booin duly incn-unocl. ha recuinna -chip Indepem o-ucr, an uld hue. of-bnltlo Ihlln Imro, hu Ample room for all who. come lroun Strum. It. is understood 3!!) 0! [ha Vmdnln'n and the 'I`rent.uu'o crown will come In nu Australian II`A'nllu!r`_ v mama um um me 1 rental by an Auutralun Ihnuuer. Thlnlu he (`an llnu-In lie Pole. CHICAGO. APPII (i.--Alphuu.~m Le.-due, the half-lm-ed wlm nu:cuIu;m.m~d Lnrd Luuudulu pm: of the way to the Arctic, arrived in Chlcmro to-rlny fr:-m Mammlm. Lmluc say: that with funds and nlulrriul he can reach the North Pule. HI: Id! u mun on-rl;md luv ulr-L Hr thinks that wnth 300 men: line uf colnlmnncntiuu. for nu]-[ultra north Illd nrwu Iouth, cuuld be maiuuumnl wilhum.|'(re:u.dIf- culty. Hrndqunru-rn would hr on the P-uiu- uula of Bouthm, :vu=|\1~ d.-u-s hv courier from tip no-are-t Le-Iournu-h to Winnipeg. L-due wdl attempt. :0 unterrutu number of lIe\\`:4- papers tn art than to hack him. It in pI)\Hlhl- thut mnerunm-nt. hid WI he uked. Leduc gun from here to New York w`LhIu A day or IWO. non, Hm unrest mlmbvr on rncord. The oldest -on of \Vobh, the: wife murder:-r iltoly hunted It Hnunlnn, in wandering nlxmt with no one to can for him and in and to ba- luuing his reuon. mum: to we cuuru. Gnluriel Dumom. has gone to Suskwclnewnln. Very I.-w knew of Li! preu-non in VViI|uipP|I During arch 6015 immigrants Il`l'I\'l hero, Ihr Incest mnnbe-r rncurd. Thu nlnnt ..nn nf \U..I.|. 9|... mil - ......-.a.._.... pmva nv nub:-rt lull--ck. A dn reuce ha! nu-isnu be-lwn-en the North am Pacific and M:um.ulm Railway nml I.h-- Hudnu Bnv Cumpuny rug-ecsiuuz Inrmnnl gruundnln \Vinnipe, the latter dm-lxniiu: to carry out the ullc-god agreement on the ground t.hnl._ the price in: Lou luw. The matter will b taken to the [lulu-in] II.......... 5.... ......- n- 1:- I._.-| ,_.. . A Pollllenl Ina:--linbrIel Ihlnmnl how: I. lasknlrlc-wan. r'l.\'.\'lI'l-7G, April 7.-The lulu-wt pwliliu-.~nI rumor in lhll`. Culclo-mrh of St. Alida-w'n wnl succeed Jones in ma local cubim-t. um! be up pmvd lw Robert Bull--ck. A din runmn hm: nu-iaun |m|m..-n Q)... \ .....l. luuklllg lur lwr. Th hurho-s! bid for the Oaklnndn {urm WMI 317.000 and us [hid did nut reach the ro-as-rm the prunersy was withdrawn and put. un In Inn. lm re-Iitlence and 37 acre: wv-ut Io T. H. Tuwnnund of Aldernhot for 33000. The out- bunldnmr-I nnd 40 Acre: were sold Ln H. T. Bun- burv for $4500. The remainder oi the lots we:-a not told. onvy Pummattu. all colon, at 00, worth 651- LII8 \\'l|TH'| M-'SlIl`!i (Illr|L' luff!` IIIKHIH, Illu Elle other night:-, nccurding to her own slut-nlcnl. she -do-pt. in the snow. She had gone without. nny food. and Dr. Mavkwlcnn nay: that lmvi n ph\'Hl(.`:\V strum: neraon none Lhruu In uimilur |nI\al.mlI and rxpusllre it wuulcll r.-Iv Imu- knlled him. but her telnporary Ilneutul zahcliun kept her up. She mid she: knew her pro]-la wc-re Iuoklng Iur Iwr. Tlru Inrrho-at hid fur Hm n1`:lnII(`I fun-nu uvnn IL-A ul -lU,UUU. f\l.\!|'lII.~1.'I\-nI'.. .-\|u-al 4'}.-.-\ re at Cla:rk<- dule. .\li~c.~4., early [Ills nmrning do--str--ye-J the priuclpul bmn'ne.~4 |)UI'LII)n uf the town.` I-`Ive Day Wnlmul I-`oml--.| lull in Hue Ilow-'I'In- lbaklmidn Sale. H.nIH.TuN, /\I>r.l T.-.\Iius Lnuisa .\Incl((~l` can, wlmhml In-en n.i-4..-imz since Uumlay, was found by Mr. Le-nunu-:9 Foster '0sl.erdu_v ulter- uuun III FrId'u buck y:udu. hr had ulo-pt. In Hm wurm RSIIQ`.-I durum: lhrw nights, and the nlhts. nmturdilm In her turn Mule-lllunt. uuwr rlre-. ATLANTA. Gm. Aplil .- Thu \V||it|0c|& Home at 3Inu'ml.t,u wusAburxn-I Llun Huer- nm-n. The guest: c-.~cup-d unhurt.. Losiai, $40,000; inn-nuance, $18,000. Anljucc-.nt. rem- uh-nu-vp \ve-rnulnw burned, causing atldlllulml IL`! 310.000. lll`ll(`P[! we-I'n mm `(#8111 310,000. \ln.-ux-nu_. 'l"... A ssotooq Lou u I-m-bur-,-. P11'r.~'uL'|u:, l a., April -7,- I`h- e-xu-nnim nix:-, Hhovrl and mag fucmrle-u nf Hubbard & Cu. nun burned mi: murnmg. The low will be` $500,000, nearly Cu\'eI'(|d by insurance. ii;:UU,UUU and hy wuwr no-urly numuuh more. In l'nrl.-omuuth, re tlc-nlruvo-d Lhw lime; and lumber vnnl of Trugrw & Hall. The United Sum-u ship Pensacola sunk in dr (lock who're she was being remired fur so-n. Im Simpwn dry dock was ooded mid the d.1m:\ge may reach $40,000 `Valor KIIHIIPII TIIII llluzo. `NORFOLK, Vn., 4A|u'II i'.-'I`he cyolum. which begun ut l0-fuluck Lu.-st. night. and c-mlimwd umil 5 this nm.`n|nu. hemp:-d u) as tidv 18 `nchrn uhnw Hm rec-ml, and the mid, nlwckim! limo on John A. Savage": wharf, kindh-(I I r! whnh do-struyml the entire block, the 01.! Cotton Exclmnge hualdiup, H00 hn)o\"uf ont- um um! ur.lne_r |:ru|vorI.y. The low by re is 3200.000 and by no-urly :.u much l' rp (lo-nlrnvml Lhn- limn uml Iluudl-coll ot llomc: llnrut. Loxno.~.', April 7.-A dcspalch from India yn that Inundreulw of hL,u have be--II deltrovn-I by fire at Surai. The loss 1: placed uaoo,ooo._ L .. um city. In Iuulaluuz wn-I 0-utm-1 (lo-nlrur ed, loss $150,000. Tlw Odd l|`ol{own Hull wontm-xz. Inn $135,000. Tm-lvo.ur heoln brick dwrllmgu werr nlnu oumummod, Ion C75.- 000. The lndmn-nuimv. l'rcuhyI.erinn Church.` erected at It cost of $`..'U0.000, ten` or fteen ` woods dwo-l|Ingaj'lu-. brick nrrioenal of the Savnnmln Guards liunulion and otlmr bulld- ' incl war aluo cuuuumo-vl. The total loss wi|l .. brubublv rum-h st ammn ;m..r........ lfnion Cuhvnera. all colors. mane. 25c and 30. -rm Lou . Million and n n .1 :-A nzam Klqdlpd by Water. SA\`.\.\`.\'AlI, ($4., `April 6.7Fir9 Invoke; out at 6.55 to-niulnc in D. H. Hogan : dry goods .~lm-- innm-n_f Ih- tin:-L Inllnilmss blucku iu the city. Th hnxlulnfug 4-utiro-I do-sm;y- ed. 8l50.(X)0. Thu Odd ]I`al(own' Hull SA\`.\.\`.\'AH. (h'., llztpri `at to-ninth ! in 1' in nu (If lhv nlm Ilnu nilv MI WIN` 1 .'u\bubly . MISS MACKELCAN FOUND. A Iurpl-Ind Ian. '...I_ -..n..-.| n... In, MANITOBA MATTEhS. SAVANNAH m Asues. 'lIIIO commmo-vl. `Inn Inlnllou reach 81,500,000, imurnnccl ouwr Flren. 3,. A...I 12 THE BRITISH WH/1G. M_0NDAY A1`-mf; Fine All Wool Jersey Cloth at !)c.. worth 25c. Llll \VIII 2 muchv than local: In flvohbly II Fan: ELIIIA. April 1.-Guomo Wud. sh Illl unuur. who skip;-ad ha-I want all the an'.nhblo I: m Ila probably in Tomato, an I I blow hit man on the Erie min botlquind I! it do connection with I lnnlfuo Olly. IIIPIVIII by 5 IN all durootionu. N" You, April 7.-Du when (run gamut Virgmiu and the roliuu IJ that tho warn norm ul tho scum ocourni onsnmrduy. In Inn-I VI!-h Ilmndct, light- ning and Ian]. nnuvr fell heavily Ind III driven by to-mic pk. Winn union in '3" - ~ oou.uuu ooumou on ma porounu non gndon by an and widow who trusted him so nun hot slain. Tho bllk will he plmgd 1. 3 had: ol 3 recvivor. / 1-"--jj"---ZI- TIII FAIIIOI Flu a tuner. Anon M ., Apri T.-P. I`. Pn. cashier 3; lho';"i.rIt National Bank. in mini with Il(XJ.000 ol the bank : moody I 830.0% obtained In: poround gndongd by and mmad him u. ....-... Illll wrell Vouvnn Inonuw [gym g... .._ tin cor will :08 pp mi: y N-o mg Inn. A u:mnunltL::"5i ".'3.53.'3 ed to muko plus for the a-mI.I;.o........ ..a - : curl! will not pt-rims young` nun mmmmeo In 10 up. :13.` 1 pin: c-ntablilhlllelll ol I oohool. Pnpuod Weaving 1.3.. NIW You. April 6.-lt-prununtivn of ` the Iilk. Woollen and cotton lrndeg mg; 5... I Io-day and diucnu-cal the nulnliuluuns of . won my school. Srlk nnnnulncmron complain Glut foreign wouvon vholnuw form than: coma not nrrlnit ynumr man u. 1...- \ Ul uunnnuy w CUIIU Ullllllflllll I0 E` ` land. up that tho German Govornnont done not desire to dilpou of that torritory. Combination Suiting: at 10:. me and 15c. & Not for Iale. _ Couooxu, April 6.-'lho Guest: co-. * menting on the roport thug (`onnt liq;-hon, Bismarck had mule an olfcron the t of Germany to coda Demsnlnnd to `- land. uni: thnt. tlm Harm... u....-.__._; .__:_.-_.___. Ilullnx Iowa at Ira..."-g-|_ NASIIVILLE, 'l`enn., April 6.-A pone of 3(1) men under Sher!!!` Deyurnet. Wu organ- ized in Rutherford County tn-dny no you-cl. ` for George Dunnnway, the man who Iomo ` weeks ago killed his uncle gud r.vi.h. hi. nice: in the Lucunu neighborhood In tho: county. The belief in that Ihnnowny i In hiding near the Icege of his crime. llllrd on the Truck. Wmouol. April 7. -A Grand Tmnk Ipecid, won.-bound, uruclt Clmn. Pvllm-r,w|.o nu ` walking on the track n-nr Slam" l oinL.yuIta-r. day. killi lnm Iuuamtlv mudculling thobody in I terri a manner. _l rlhu-r did not hear the train oumilw. Ho II n farnner living non Stnny Point, And the budv mu unmoved to that place. April 4 man! Virmnin rnlinnn ....... malphhnx tlray ll Wind-on: Wm:-.~mu. Ann! 7. --AI.u: 5 o'clock lug night Rnbon .\I:u~|nu-_ furun-nly I barundu g the lmperul Huh-I. not ml I usrrelvith Joseph Le Bum-I nu. lho- Cc--vlnupo itgu Hon-I nnj nabbed hum an.-voul mm-u. A doom; gu called and Oxlulined the we-unds, but an In zlms they would nut. result family. hu crousod the finer. livleteul Iowa ioul-rn Mlunl the fncllelol lrluh Dlooullxhlrrl. F031` I)nnm:. I::.. Apnl Ii. Every day Add! tn the Ierlolllm-ran uf llw sLr.uml situation of Lhr Dc-:4 Mumeu Rh?! land ---Iurra. Nuunorouo puma coum-ctrd with H. |-run:-cnuul of lot- ;1.,.-. Sm:-0 rec:-In-d tluromtvllilm notice! and In-than lu day wzuumg than. go dc-an-It. The n-cr-ut nrlmu of the land uwnrn Ill fun.-lug t`\ICl1uln' Ild threaten- ing [0 call out I|u- Sun mihua to enforce writs of rjecunenl Inn Iran-f-trad uolid do- terminntiuu to do-:1-v.m-luxury. Thu no-ttlorl unnulmco tlwir r--mhno-us I Him m drfc-nca of t.|m.~ In-rum, lam mu` thv-,\' ml! -u-ll their live: as do-nrh nu puunlaln. In \n-w of Hum-ndlug trouble on Icliuns have been ulumduned for the present. _V,_...__.. .. .~.-us-u nu.-u I- III! nllI.'ICG- 1'ARl.1. April li.-'l`hu I.` '\muIu|l Committee guw n mzunl I.-liq-no-t um --\--mug, II which 1000 gun-an we-n-pr-:-rm. ('-rm-ral Boulsngcr WIS In h:I\`O- pun-idl`(]. In his nbsennce Sensuou- Nn net read A ape--ch whu-h h.u| bran prepared by E.-ulnugn-r lur um (wwnslnun. In it the Gen- mgl pruuusell (Mn. on :u.ln.uIug powur he mm d ` prucluitn n no-nwual uuneoty And \V( d abrounw lharxnlu lawn, wmch. he and, a wrong governmrm. dul not Ilrr-1|. He do-nounced whnt. lw u-rm-I the IIIl\f'r.|lDl mulivm that hld ucumtod thr (inn-rnu mu uilh aspect to the l`oNCIlIIlIlIR uf ll) drmw m` _c~xi|oo ngniust the Ducd`Au|nul--. This nun-n of the Govern- ment would lmrn ma-I uh [uh an:-mul il II Imd be-om dnctnh-d by n in-no-mun sentiment. He dnclmed that ho-1-uio--I \I. Antoine. who was nlm-Iv Hm Inn} of Uw 0;-|~-rtunuu. Re- rarduuz Al-oacv~l.-~rrmnv no ~:ud It nu-poured to he I crumuul u-ncr lu dm-nu queotwnl I'D- luting Lo that |u-mmcr. .. , A1-rnl T.- Brhn` lnnlulmns in In-IN: t-rul lluu|:uu.wr Mama] I : buth yealmnlany and I.-)-aLn` llqulungt-r`u Sign-err. n. In. I ` .- nu .. The Shula for [pug-ullonl Tris! l7o'I. LONl)n.\',\Apri| 7-'l`h- Stuck Exchange durum um wrc-k u.-u nuumm-d, vulm-I in every drparunent inngrruvnnu. Buyimt I'll lnr rly nrmuuu-d by the n-rnumnu of invest- metu Lruut I.`U|l|[)uIIIu.\, the put-lzc 10:] for which in raymlly re-|cl.il|L' A numh. The total number 1.! Lruau t--In-e-I an 1388 Wu tifu-I-u with a cnpntnl uf i"J,."-'(),0i)(). Aln-ndy thin yrar nun:-to-mu haw I-~-vn H-an-d with I capital of 2.")_0]'.'>,0()0 am] inure arr nnnouncod nltlmuizlu 1; xx knuun -.huL existing trulu fund difficulty nn 4-bmilmut mumi in va-Itlnoula. Dllfink thr WM-k .`\IIne~nm1| railroad securi- livs were sLuaMv l-ought, speculntivv buying lwnng m~tiu.- Ill qute uf szmdl c-ncoumgennelit frolI|'.nll:4trv'x-t. DRESS GOODS uuunu vuuum-.-4, o-nu.---I nnu nro-laced by Mr. Jr-nuimr-, lorlmnlvuf New York, mm M. P. for s)l`:l\-Witt Tlwv WI be road lor their loadable-neus, fur |,lmr Inlue nu conl.ribu- Linn: cucnrreun p-lmcul hi-=I.m-y, sud nb0\`O ` all fur the midmcu LI:--y Apply that the Tory natty of Lu-day mwm ltd Clio-r(l. Iu we ' T immy, dnes its Bxiuleuce Lo Lo d Rundolp more than to any uzlnu ~nIL!le leader of Nb lluvuc-'. "5-|.|cQ||,r[] uy `mar (nun uuu-rnluolll. '.I-TIC] Inn. 01- mnv nut, 'I1M.ch up numb kmd of an `understanding with the L|lm|"|l-_U||i||l"'. bl" they do not nee.-In llkely l.u rnlar upon the con- ` tea: with imy lmun. "The rank and file have," up on of their letd- en. bruken into rvmlh TN! Vi" not vote; they will not work. Di uni and re-us-n'n.enI have mkvn p:m..uion of c air suulu, and unleua some n~*VI bnwiu uf Igno- menu. is fuhml, nothim: NIL u mirucle can avert 1| Gladntmninll lnungl-h." This, how- ever, the Gladstouinns (in not l.|umeu-lvoo ex- pect. Mr. Balfour we-m duwn tn HIl`lIillR- humlamt niuht mud mzulu p nu-o-.ch tn the Tc:-lea. Under tho innenceuf Mr. Balfour`: eloqug-ncoe they |>:-3;-1] n- l`v':(lIll".ll|ll not to numsuutv u cnndulan against Mr. Albert Blight. Whc-(her th--\' will support. him honrlily in nu! yet clear. Lord Rumlulph Churvl-ill, whuuo oonduot hm: enrnml hun npnlnune from all uidn, hu guns with Ludv R'Iuln7hlI tn than Lair-our "Rik {..l.... .. w-IIlV mrvvu. 5' V ' n DONDON. April T.--If In` possible _u , thin_gn stand that the lH:lI:"tUl)|:|ul `may III!) than vacant seat in Billnuuglnlln. Tory aunt \ ` in not yet sppeauod, and me 'I`nri"\ think they have boon tricked by .\la. Cluunboniin and ill-treated by ghnr mm (imernnuont. They mnv nutqtmtcln up kmd of n- 1 ~ . Ill Alla-go-cl Icvpll Am-on; Ilc unit and [no of the Ilbn-an nIouIpu-GmernI (In. -. ` JUSTIA FIGHTI.`IG"CHANCE. THE GLADSTONIANS MAY POSSIBLY - wm IN BIRMINGHAM. V ' GOACED TO DESPERATION-4 _--v cu --x. (`able Novvp. I lloumlgrr and lhr I :-I-eg, ~`l'3L-V, .`\||l"lI T.--T|m Ind.-pg; l]n|ul1|n|q in ....n.. J .I.......|- .|._ Dress Goods, :4, Ind.-pendeuca nluun nu-I' -If dvnlala thll. Gen uuvr nncv: Victor Nnpoloon day l\)-cLl\'. I-:Id In llln Absence. . ,.- -_-. ._-r----.v- I.` '\ mulml .~.-wnuug. `mm-ral l| ll"! N11! In--n I\I-gluon-no. no non: .1.o:-roux lot now York with and usolnomd In Dolovm Bny_ uwldu during I loony 9, And at Iuldmgn loundond and ` Iuuk. captain. his wifl nd two ohildn Iluoono unmtu. we 0 lost. V lying at linker no In-nun Inn... Ann-il 7 _.Iu..... .1 .... ._ .' Pnlunln-2-1;: 3.... tin Iron Hort k for Nov York duh In {umdu Innnii gal. and gl -.hI... l.......I___.I __.| " U1:-3 CI -IIII'l' ll l'IIl-I. tuna. Avril}: ' .u woik on tho oannl nt about: law begun-purmcd from the luuunuu. A gun Iulnrinvucimmmn wow: that than an still owe: Mb pt-non: on u line 0! tho work who no dcnuum. some damn hm: -tuvuiou but nlnnly bu-on nporu-cl and in II [can] that any mom will occur if prompt lllcuuuu nronosulzou. A a-1-m.. .--` ..._. ....- ;,-.. rolled by an Inn fblecnuer. Wlmslrlo. April 6.-Muked rubber: on- tend the ocn u! the Cunndiul Pseudo and Dominion Expnu Com may at lndinn End In; night, pluood I run ver 3: the hood of W. H. R000. "I" 3*'l9l|'l| h Olfnrntqr in chums, and deunuded the money _In lm k....pi,,._ Ron suddenly blow out the Inglis and opennu In with his own Ipvolvor. The mob... mule cl without getting booty. ` The llcenun WIIIV Rlpln Doe. SI. Wunmmms. A!-til 6.-Tha Depu-mans d Shim has been lnforuud by than Uniud Scunoomul at Ouun that the linemen to `labia; uuoln will oontiuuolo ho in-mod this you by the Ouudinn Govornncnl on the tune mm: an Inn _\~4r. Colloclori of Cu. mm: have been nupnnlioul with the name form: ll Int yronlmt the hceuul will be [noted to >1 Ind Fate of an Aged lady. LOUISVILLE, April 6. ~.\ln. Bridge; Cour- Ioy VII burned to death here today. She In: 75 your: old sud lived with her son. She arose curly this morning as it was odd, Indgoing to the (ire got too nut and Im- olothin; caught. Dress Goods,