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HITHER AND THITHER. There are fears that the lower part of Mon trosl will be flooded by an Ice gorge above Victoria bridge, where the blocks are piled thirty feet high. F. II. Hlndire, a graduate of Cambridge, has MBWUB Am.

curk or 1 wn eve IIEUItALGIA. RHEUMATISM IIEHVOUS HEADACHE presented to the directors ot the Beaaboro borne ot Boston an Island oft Balem, with a hotel and all Its fixtures, valued at 150,000. Ah eanruuMd. titer twtliut lb that TOMSAUini TONGA Is a product of the Tonga or Friendly Islands, where it has long been used as In a Lone island village, Dr. T.

Taylor pomumi daeidwl ud mutwl curtttiT nrupaniw BMUna.WAi.Tca Culm, M. 7k. Louis, nawsremeay oy me paiivos. ttSvrie is a cow pound of Tonga with iVvjVVVV4 olner ingredients whose cur-ativa nroDurtlea have beun IhorvUffhly tested. killed his coachman, Thaddeus Gretraan, while engaged in the sport ot shooting bottles off bis bead at fifty paces.

Hto totted Tonoamkk la mfni mms ot No num. It bu iWen nut pwfeflt Mtfefsctton, Jltn snd ToMOAUxa in Nwmlcta and InlUisc outoiy HhwiinUUm, with thy nr feat rwtulta. NmihaAW hi taken internally, and pro-CWvMV duee no unuleasant eftecta. The extenslvo tobacco factory of Robert It contains no Opium or Morphlno Hamlllton, in Covington, Kentucky, was damaged to tho amount ot by tire. PBIOK OKI DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.

td 111 WASHINGTON AVENUK, BT LOUIS, FOR BALE BY ALIi DKUUUUTB. A. ME.LI9. Holn Propria. 1UO SWITCHMEN STRIKE.

The Striking Lako Shore Switchmen in Full Control of Affairs. A Scheme to Boycott the Gould Koilroada Through Eastern Manufacturers. The Luke Sbore gwltolimen. Chicago, April strlkluu Lake Shore switchmen wuro tneenbly Inclined to-day, and there was no fllwtnlor at tho yards of that company. The oniclaU of the road ordered out the freight engines early In the day and the engineers took them out, but there was so one on hand to man the switches, and therefore no freight was handled.

The strikers and quite a large crowd of sympathizers watched things at the vards closely nil dny, and caused some delay io several car which came tu on the Fort Wayne tracks coiiHlgncd to the Lake Shore, Members of tho Switchmen's union were present, and induced the crowd to refrain from hindering the further progress of tho cars. In tho afternoon the strikers held a meeting and decided to allow four cars consigned to the Nickel Tlatoto bo taken out of the yards. Yardmastor Mlskcll said to a reporter that the A jury at Pittsburgh gave a citizen named Investigating the Shooting. Bt. Louis, Ma, April 13.

An inquest was commenced this morning by Coroner Nldelet on the body of C. H. Thompson, who was kill cd on the bridge on Friday last after the shootings by the deputy sheriffs in the yard of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. The nine deputy sheriffs now confined in this elty were taken from jail to the morgue and sworn ovei the dead body and tho Inquest then proceeded, 0, T. Hewlett said he was special agent for the Louisville railroad and bad also been worn In as deputy sheriff.

He was not positive that ho recognised the body, but felt satisfied that he bad seen the deceased on the bridge whilo be and other deputies were crossing it for St. Louis. The party waa stopped by a man who claimed to oe Mayor Joyce of East St. Louis, who wanted to arrest and take them back to East St. Louts, but they broke away and started across the bridge.

After they bad gone a short distauce witness saw do ceased tire shots at them from behind a lamppost. The shots were returned by somebody in his party, but bo did not know bow many were flred, nor by whom. Charles Krlslur, known as the "Cowboy," one ot the deputies, testified that they started across the bridge on Friday to procure protection on this side of the river. They were met by a man at the east end ot the brldgo who, they were told, was Mayor Joyce, who said be wauted the leader ot the crowd. He then grabbed a rifle from one of the men to strike Hewlett, but another deputy caught the weapon as It was coming down and took it from him.

Joyce then drew a revolver and Hewlett said to him: "For God's sake don't shoot GOLT THE BEST." McMullen a verdict for against the directors of the wrecked Peun bank, on the ground that they knew the concern was insolvent when they Induced him to leave THE BRADLEY nil deposit decision involved nearly 11,000,000, CORN LISTER The grand jury at St Louis has Indicted Martin Irons and other leading Knights of Labor, besides a telegraph operator, on charge ot conspiring to tap the wires of the Missouri Flows, plants, and covers at: one operation. Has donbl Steel Beam and is the lightest, most compact and working lister in the market-Scours where all others tail, as GardenCity Plows always will. Patent Force drop, Insuring accurate planting. Bend for Circular, alio for rscine roaa ana secure messages passing no-tween Gould and Hoxlo. The Irish land bill introduced In the house ot commons by Mr.

Gladstone proposes to free Erin from landlords by the issue of 3 per cent, consols to the amouut of 180,000,000. The company did not propose to run trains by the aid of new mcn.thouirh advertisements appear ed in tho morning papers calling for men to Farmers' Pocket Book of Useful Information and desoriptiTe catalogue ot Farm Machinery, Buggies and Wagons. You may be killed." Joyce then grappled with Laird, one of the deputies, but tho latter broke loose and they all started oil. Joyce handed his pistol to a tall man with side whiskers who stepped behind a lamp post and fired throo shots at the deputies. Witness, after tho man had fired the second shot, returned the flro with his rlllo just as tho mnu flred his third shot.

Witness did not see the man drop, but ho was qulto positive that tho body in the morgue was that of tho man who did 'the shooting. He was certain that he heard some other deputy lire a shot, but iho did not know who did it. Ho had seen the man who fired at them on the cast side cf the river before with Mayor Joyce. Mnvor Jovce then testified that he had tried to hold the 'assassins" on tuo east side of the bridge only long cnouirh to send word to the authorities on this side of the river. He had heard ot the shooting and ran to' the bridge to head them off.

He bad a tussle with them and tried his best to hold thcrn. but they got away. They said he could not oiler thtm protection and be said he lie had not beeu in possession of a rillo during his trouble with filhl NEAR UNION DEPCTT. UiUI l3UO VJliy. render Is about to spend two weeks at lawarden.

A colored man named Charles Robinson was banged at New Castle, Delaware, for a criminal assault on a white woman. The sons of the late William H. Vanderbilt have given $250,000 to the college of physicians and surgeons to build and endow a building to be used exclusively for clinics. The building will cost $150,000. It will bo known as tho Vanderbilt clinic in honor of their father.

Sixty-eight cases of cholera have occurred at Brundict, Italy, ten of which have proved fatal. Officials declare that tho disease is sporadic Precautions are being taken against the disease spreading. The business failures occurring throughout the country during tbo last seven days number! For tho United States, 105; for Canada, 27; total, 183, as compared with 315 lust week and 214 the week previous. Representatives of the Chicago and Detroit railway lines have agreed to form a pool on all business to and through Detroit, Toledo and northern Ohio towns. The pig-iron manufacturers ot Great Britain have agreed to restrict the output in order to maintain prices.

The Rev. Charles O'Reilly ot Detroit, treasurer of the Irish national league of America has received a telegram of thanks from Farnoll for the recent subscription of 12,000. The king of the Sandwich Islands has Is appiy ni ine yanitt tor woric. iuooiik'uub arc very reticent, and little can be learned regarding tho prospect of au early settlement of the dlilieultlcs. Tho Switchmen's union has not as yet Indorsed tbo action of the strikers, but It is believed it will do so if such support is required.

The strikers say emphatically that whatever overtures are mado must ho made by the company. At a well attended meeting of the strikers to-night a circular was ordered issued, denying that tho Switchmen's Benevolent association was in nny way responsible for tho strike. A committee of thirty wholly of strikers, was appointed to guard three principal points where a mob. should one gather, would he most likely to do injury to tho company's property. While they disclaim nny intention to create a disturbance, the strikers are determined to prevent tho moving ot freight trains should the company uttuinpt to do so with new men.

They olso say they will do ull In their power to prevent kood'ums nnd outsiders generally from taking r.ny hand hi matters or from doing any damage to property. The Lake rbore rood attempted to make up trains this morning, but met with poor success. Tho seventy-seven switchmen who went out on a strike lust night say they are determined not to tro to work till the ob-lectiounhle men aro" placed in some other For Jarre or small Eme 32 calibre. 40 itralhi powder) 83 cat. SSrt.i .1 vr Jf.

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He bad seeu a statement that he had given his revolver to a man louriccn aluttreni BiyiCB, prices- jruui iw uy ecuu vr iiiusuausu vautivuc tosiioor. nttnem. "Gentlemen of tho 1nrv." aid the witness. MARLIN FIRE ARMS New Haven, Conn. J'wo tarcets mado with one of onr 22 calibre rifles, twenty consecutive shots after fifty shots bad already been fired and no cleaning during the entire seventy shots.

These nuns carry off nearly all tho prices at target matches because they are always accurate sad reliable, "never in my life did carry a revolver. I use the weapons nature cave me and that is all." it lie tin a una a revolver on tnat occasion ne might have used it Some of the deputies had bit him with their rifles on his shoulder and arm. pnrulvzlns his arm and forcing him to 1 2. TiiG Best go the hold be bad on two of the deputies. He sued an order that no Chinese should hereafter be permitted to enter the kingdom without a return certificate.

dtlbsigKV department. Yarrimafcter Jones said tonight that no trains had been run out "Business is light," added, "and the loss will not be serious. The compnuy may have taken some action relative to removing the objectionable men, but I don't know." It was rumored at the Lako Shore yards that ns soon as the present matter is adjusted tho Rock Island men will go out unless the "objectionable" men are removed. The Indianapolis board of trade has author ThaViflff BRAND BLIflltEHIi w.rnntad wt-mroof. and will Icmd you dry 1 ized tho mayors of Sauk Rapids and St Cloud, to draw on it for (100 each for the re tl barctett storm.

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The Minneapolis, city council has IRON AND BRASS WORKS. ESTABLISHED 18VO. appropriated for tho benefit of tho cyclone sufferers. ail kinds or Minister Cox lectured Thursday night in Constantinople before the British institute on "The Poetry of Mechanism or the Tenth Machinery, Sirring, Pulleys, wuse." The upper house of the German diet has adopted the bill for Germanizing Poland. The Austrian reichsrath, by a large majority, brass work and castings Mane to uroer.

All kinds of TtKl'AIlVmo, sent by MaSesr Express, will receive prompt attention. A.WITTE&CO., West Seventh 81 KAvsas CiT.R JIt- has rejected a motion to shelve the landsturm IT IS THE STANDARD Authority with the O. S. Supreme Court and in the Gov't Printing Office, and is recommended by the State Sup'ts of Schools in 36 States. To its many other valuable features wo have siiowea au enormous niscoiorect mars on nis upper left arm and said the blow on his shoulder was even worse.

Ho did not remember having ever seen the man whose body now lny in the morgue. He did not see what was going on behind him, but beard some shots fired from near him. One of the men had pointed a rifle at him, and while he had hold of the two deputies he had a hard time to keep the others from shooting him. It had been stated by the "assassins" that ho had been drunk on Fridav and he had not taken a drink on Friday and his only object in stopping the deputies was to arrest them. Police Ofliccr John Dowd, of East St.

Louis, corroborated tho above and added that when the deputies got away they flred several shots, and when they got half-way over, the deputies fired a whole volley of shots at them, and ho and the mayor had to take shelter behind wagons until the firing ceased. Witness never saw the man whose body is In the morgue. There were two shots fired from the gathering of which he and Mayor Joyce were a part. There were no other men there except a few bridge employes. Mayor Joyce did not hand a revolver to any one.

Neither the witness nor the mayor had revolvers and It was probably good lor the deputies that they had not. '1 estiinony was taken during the alternoon, and late iii tho evening the jury rendered a verdict that tho deceased came to his death from a bullet fired by some unknown person amoncst a posse of men composed of deputy sheriffs, trackmen and clerks on the east end of the St Louis bridge, whilst they were fleeing' from East St Louis to this city, and that the shooting was not justifiable. The East St. Louis inquest also termnlnted this evening and tho jury found a verdict that the vietimsof the shootliig on Friday last came to their deaths from gun shot wounds inflicted by pistols or rifles in the hands of certain deputy sheriffs and holding them jointly responsible for their deaths. Din.

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O. addrssa. OB, I. A. BLOCUM, HI earl St, KXU THE Gold' Jewelled All the strikers who resumed work in the shops at Palestine, Texas, have been expelled from the Knights of Labor order.

Reports from the recent tornado in western Iowa show that the storms ranged from Taylor county north to Pocahontas county. Four per P1aos Remedy for Catarrh Is tbe Boat, Easiest to Use, snd Cheapest. ED AL Was awarded by tho National Medical Association TO THE AUTHOR OF THE sons are reported Killed and aDout twenty-nvo seriously injured. From fifty to seventy-five buildings are demolished and large damage Lf Allot cood for Cold in the Head, Headache, Hay Fever, Metals. Boycotting the Gould Roads.

St. Louis, April 18. It has transpired here that a scheme is on foot to boycott the Gould railroads through Eastern manufacturers. District nsseinbly 80, Knightsof Labor, with headquarters in Boston, embraces about 800 local assemblies, with a membership of sonic 40,000 shoe and cotton workers. Large quantities of tho articles made in the territory covered by these assemblies are shipped to points on the Gouid system, and the plan is to notify all mannul'acturers to stop shipping their goods over those roads.

There is to be a meeting ot district assembly 30 at Boston this week to discuss the matter, and if the plan is decided upon and the manufacturers refuse to accede to the demands of the assembly, a strike will probably be ordered of the workers In the territory named. A representative of this district assembly has been in consultation with the general executive and local committees here and will report to the Boston meeting what he learned of the situation here and in the southwest. It is also said that district assemblies 77 and 78, which include the shoe and cotton workers in Maine, New Hampshire nnd Massachusetts, will hold meetings immediately after the Boston assembly and it is thought possible that they will pursue the same course decided upon by that body. Powderly Talks. Scraxton, April 15.

In an interview this afternoon Powderly when asked what he thought of Mr. Gould's reply to his manifesto said: "I have not had much time to think of it for this has been au unusually busy day with me. I don't think, however, that Mr. Gould has answered my letter. His reply is a quibble and an evasion, and he fairly slops over on some points.

All there is in his communication has been said before. He evidently wants to pose before the country In the light of a martyr but the Knights oil Labor don't propose to honor him with martyrdom. We have Invited him to carry his threats of prosecution to -the courts, and we are ready to meet him there. He announced some time ago his intention to commence a series of prosecutions against us, and we want him to proceed at once. We shall not be swayed from our course by anything he may say or do.

Just as soon as possible we shall appoint acommltt.ee of the order to investigate the southwestern trouble from root- to branch all along the line from St. Louis to the Mexican border. The result of this investigation will be published to the world and if the Knights of Labor who struck are at fault they will not be screened. We are anxious, however, to havo a congressional committee investigate the strike first, ascertain the causes leading to It, then make them public without delay. Mr.

Gould acts or rather talks like a man who fears he will be If he should be punished legally for unlawful acts of his that would not be uujustly injuring him. It would merely be upholding the law. If any of our men are amenable let them also suffer." Mr. Powderly was called to Chicago late tonight on important business connected with tho Knights of Labor. LIFE was done to barns ana trees.

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The police authorities and clergy held a consultation to-day over the abduction of two young women to Chicago by a female, who intends to dispose of them for immoral purposes; The girls (left by the Grand Trunk railway on Monday night and every attempt was made to arrest the woman within the Canadian line. The American consul has been consulted, and an important letter has been drafted for tho British consul at Washington. It is stated that over 'fiftv girls have been sent to one Chicago house within a year. FREE TO F.A.M. Tine Colored Encrsvlns; at db Old Sun Tavera iu Philadelphia Id which the nH.

Met in America was organised aod held. itsf large illustrated Catalogue of Manmlo hooka iroods with bottom prices. Also offer of tint tlneai Uaioale Puhlishers aod Uroodway.NewiotW The house committee on territories has agreed to report a bill for providing for opening to settlement such portions of the Cherokee strip as are not occupied by tribes of Indians, the compensation to be $1.25 per acre, and to organize the territory of Oklahoma from the present Indian Territory and public land strip. Charles B. Thayer has left New Haven on a bicycle, with his knapsack over his shoulder, Intending to reach the Pacific coast by way of the Erie canal and the Rock Island bridge.

The Boston block, in Minneapolis, in which the postofflce is located, was ruined by fire, but all mall matter was saved. The heaviest losers were Miller Brothers, hardware dealers. The total loss is estimated at $225,000, and the insurance is $400,000. OPIUM nablt, Qntckly and PaUteaas ly cured at home. Corrcspwudena olicltcd and fret trial ot cure ea honestinvestigators.

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Boycotting Gould. New York, April 13. Regarding the threatened boycott of Jay Gould by tho Central Labor union Robert Blissert, the labor agitator, said yesterday: "Just as John Browri's death was the first death in the rebellion, so the death of those innocent people in East St Louis are the first in tho new rebellion that is sure to como. Tho boycott is our most effectual weapon and we shall see if Gould can withstand it strikers are going to bo supported by iis. At tho cloth-cutters' meeting on Saturday each man whs assessed fcl week for them and we have 1,600." Jay Gould was asked if ho had discovered in What wav the members of the Central union proposed" to boycott him and replied that ho Lad not and confessed that ho was ruthcr curious to know.

Looking down at his clothes he remarked: "I have worn this 6uit two, winters nnd I guess I can get along with it a while longer If tho taylors boycott me. Then you know I rnlso almost everything I cat on my place at Irvlngton. So I needn't be alarmed about getting food." He said that ho could not tell -lv What process of reasoning anyone could hold him responsible forthestrike at East St Louis and its results. "I have no property ou that sldo of the river," snid he; ''no Interest in any ot the roads centering there" atloni furnished. Valentine Kansas City Grain and Live Stock.

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Rye, No. 2, 01. LIVESTOCK. x' Native shipping steers, stackers, butcher steers, bulls, $2.502.75. Hogs-Heavies, 84.004.10; light mediums, pigs, $3.503.60.

Sheep, $4.005.25. Markets by Telegraph.1' St. Louis. Wheat, No. 2 red, cash, 86; May, SfJJf; June, 67; July, 83.

Corn, No. 3 mixed, cash, '83; April, 33; May, 83jj June, 84. Chicago. Wheat, No. 8 spring, 76; No.

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2 spring, 90; No, I red, 92; No. 1 red, 00; No. 1 whlto, 05. Corn, No. 8, 45; No.

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Great excitement was occasioned at Angelica to-day, by tho announcement that tho First national bank of that city has closed Its doors. It is stated thiit J. E. Houinsou, tho cashier, Is a defaulter to the amount of 850,000, ana when last heard from he was in Canada, lioblnson has been cashier of the bank for twenty-five years, and tho utmost confidence in his integrity had prevailed. It is believed that speculation in wheat was the cause of the cashier's alleged defalcation.

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