The Herald-Despatch from Decatur, Illinois • Page 7

That Tired Feeling WTicn tho weather grows warmer, that iilrcmo tlrod fueling, want of appetite, dullness, languor, and lassitude, afflict ilmoit tlio entire human family, and scrofula und other diseases caused by humors, themselves with many. It Is iin- to throw 00 this debility auil expel from tho blood without the aid ot a nlUiblo medicine liko Hood's Sarsaparilla. I could not sleep, and would get, up In Mm morning with hardly ll(o enough to gel mt o( bed. I had no appetite, and my would break out with pimples. I bought mo up." Iliis.

G. E. SIMHONB, Cohoes, N. Y. At no vlhor season is the system so susceptible to Uic buiR'fidal effects o( a reliable tonic and invljjorar.t.

The Impure slato ot tlio lilcjcid, tlie deranged digestion, Aid the conUiilon of the body, caused by lia Imix luilllc with tho cold, wintry bloats, ull tor the reviving, regulating and rriuiriiif; tiiduciices so happily and effectively vnitiblned In Hood's Sarsaparilla. "lioud'u riiira.i;)iirllla did mo a great deal of good. I had no particular disease, but was tired out from overwork, and It toned Hood's Sarsaparilla IP. 'Ot bottlo of Hood's Sarsnpartlla, and soon bugnn to sleep soundly; could pnt up wlth- Ui.lt tired mid languid feeling, and my Improved." li. A.

SAN roue, Kent, 0" 1 had been much troubled by general liability. nprlng Hood's Sartufiarllln provcil Just tfic thing needed. I derived an knmcnau amount of benefit. I never felt twllcr," II. K.

MILLKT, Doston, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla Mil by all clniRKLsts. six (or $5. Mode wily by C. t.

HOOD I.owoll, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar For seven years, spring and fall, I had scrofulous sores como out on my legs, and for two years was not Irce from tliem at all, I snlTcrod very much. Last May I began taking Hood's Sursaparllla, and betoro I had taken two bottles, tho sores healed and tlie liumor loft int." C. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Me.

"Thcro Is no blood puriflor equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla." E. S. PHELPS, Rochester, N.Y. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, tl! for 55. Made only by C.

I. HOOD Si Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar AGENTS FOR BUTTERICKS' PATTERNS. -O IF and Summer BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, VELVETS AND WOOL DRESS GOODS. HAndaomn Dress Silks, in vnriod aart tnssrfiifi'ient.

nssortmort; also inDre-H Silks in FAILLE FtUNOAIS, 8UB1HS. RHAIUMEH and OUO3 OKAIN8. High Novelties in Siriped aud Fancy VeJvetB, for combining with Bilk and wool gooda. SEPCIAL FOIt THIS WEEK: Colored Uli idumua, complete of oulors, at 84o, worth $1.25, Blivck ftiMi Colored Surnlis nt 75c. Uhadanie.s at 78o.

24 i Black Surah at $1,00. a i Kumoaisat $1.00. ni-o Ilni-Knliis worthy of your inspection. 4 Wo arc now exhibiting our Spring Antl Summer Importations of WOOLDRESd I i with tlio nuwutt and most appropriate Textiles for combining with them-- thu lurftust vm ioty ovor shown by us, nuel iho cxtremoly Low Prices nt which we offur thi.ui is un item of cciiml importatiUH. We ulso show a full line of goods of which tlioro lire mnny new weaves.

1JUUINU THE WJiBK wo will offer the Following Special Hivrgiiins: 40-liicli Chock Suiiinifx, in alt new Spring sliados, at 35 cents. iiti'lui'ii tit cents. HlTfJO Ut 15 CO II CM. 30-Inch nil-wool Froitcli Hrrgo at 39 cent.x. nil-wool Sorga at 48 cents.

is an opportunity f.el«.iota offered. DR. T. P. HUBBELL'3 orriOAI.

INSTITUTE. Decntur, Illlnoh: now open (or oxnmlnntlon o( und udjuallng ot No cliu'Ki! dr xainlnnllon of i- lpl'l Micrnaonpea, Tln-rmometera, fllen, pto prices. AUol Burliijgtan Route C.B'.SQ.R.R. i es. ftwclncli'0 niul speotaolo elites, obrAp and rti Hie wlinle.inlv trndo.

Dr. pateui nMu KuarU (cr spcctaclca In stock. WHIPS, DURRY Etc. assortment Etc. FOBNI8HKS itracis of Title! The BtTYEIUt' GUIDK luunl ftopt.

and Warch, each year. Iff 31I pago, 3.6OO Uliirtrotioiu Plcti'jo Gallery. GIVES ill red in on all goodn for pcfuotmj or fiuutlr 1'clUbovr order, unit I veil exact coat of everything you rut, drink, M'rnr, or hnrc fun trltli. Tliene 11OOKH rontatn Inform ntlon gleaned from tho nturkrti of ttio worlrt. Mill Ulu TRUIC to uuy nil- upon iretrlpt of 10 to defray cxpeiuo of mulling.

Let llcar from Ton. j-, MONTGOMERY WARD A coi nail WabBMb AVODUC, 1U. TRAVEL VIA Through Trains with Dining Can, Pullman i'alace Simp- Ing Oars, Modern Coaches. Sun ctnnectlom In Union Depots at Its terminal polnti, with trains from anil to trie fast, West, Nor (hand South. Cheapest, Best anil Qulalust Haute from Chicago, feorla or St Lcult to ST.

PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, PORTLAND, ORE. ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISON. DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, CITY OF MEXICO. for Tickets, Kates, Maps, apoly'to TtQket Agents of connecting Unas, or address T.

J. POTTER, H. B. STONE, PAUL HOKJON, 1st If. P.

M. 0. A T. A. For ft Pronoitnclnp Dictionary containing 32,000 wnrtl 1 980pagoti.ucutl ISu.

In Ktamt'B to Paul Morton, UliluaK LIFE Tho leading features this sterling company arw 1. Sirercth. It has the largest clear surplus overllut.lllil.'S. 2. Careful Convrvatlsm.

Shown ty thirty- live yearn of success 3. Ubcnilltv aud fair dealing. Its policy contract Is fre- from nil objectionable restrictions. Kvory potlcv Issued by this company for more than tnonty jears contains au lucontestible cl.Mise. Tlie New Endowment Plan of tills Is thi) In life ui'derwrl ting.

It gives tho combluatlon of advantages ol- fored by nny plan In uto. Thh will be fully explained If ytiu will sail or write. A'gents wantet'. -write for punlcnlnri. JAMES M.

McLhAN, President. H. Y. Wt-mole, I J. L.

Hrlsey.lst 8. N. Stebblns Actuary. H. B.

Stokes, 2d V. Sale Bills. Erery variety of Me bills printed at the office nbort notioe and at FffOVI WASHINGTON. Meeting of tha Inter-SSata Com- rneroo OommlsB'ou--Plena and etifclona Ooaaidaracl. Thn Prfsirtont Declines a from tlio Boston Important Historic Battleships--Judge Treat's Successor--Ex-Governor Palmar and the Austrian Commission.

Thn Inter-State Commoroe Commission. A I uau.il ho ps of mail matter woro up in tlio brown Joilc in HID tempo 'ary n(H of thi) Inlcr-Stato Commerce Commission this C'lTum )'i. ividt no a sunvci 'ran yet be givon KM le uppo.u.uiunt w.ll bj announced. Who Shall Euooi Irent A Ann', 4 esHent has iho upnointiaunt ot a i-lruu't 3 i under fonsidorut on. MJ-SIS.

Morrison, Spring. a i a i t'io White House to-day this connect o-i. Neither Asko I I-To Off-i-od. WAS April 4 Et-Qjvcrnor Pa mar s.ivs in lias not is 1 the President for ihn Austrian mission, or has the mission been offered Hun. Gone to TanaeasQd.

Ap il Assistant Secretary of St.ite Forier to Tennessee for an exlondud vis.t April 4 P. Elgarton, Poiinsylvauia, post-offljo iuspoctor, Las resigned. Tho first visitor of impoi-hmco was Senator Dolph, of Oroeron, who presunte I a memorial from tho ilia Walla Board of Trade praying thai tho ciop of Iho present yaar bo relieved from tlio strain of exorbitant freight chariot. S'iiator also a petition lYoui tho Board of Trade of Portland, Otv. Tho memorialists any they do not whether the law forbids i i of nitos to coast points so that the railroads may compote with the water roulos and the Canadian Pacific.

ask tho commission to mtorpret tho law, and to give (ham Oho Portland Board of Tr.ido) the dispensing powor. Congressman ButterwoHh, accompanied by several repioseuliitives flf "rivor interests," askoil tho commission for an op- i to bo hciii-d in opposition to the reprosoutitivos of the Southern illw.iy anil aioumship Association, hoard on Saturday last. Copius of tho documents submitted by tho railro id imn wji'o handa 1 to tho gonlle.ricn, who will as to-morrow that an hour besot apart fji- the hearing of their side. Tho committoo from tho Macon Hoard ol Trade; is? of i W. H.

H. T. Johnson, W.ildomau ami I F. i i tiio-i receive 1 by tho cmimission. Tliou- pcmtio i win in lino i th.it of tho Atlanta body, They sot forth a tho offoct or tha enforcement of Ilia soctiou of tins act would be to increase! through rates train oiglil'ion to thirty per ounl.

boyo.id present pra-ei and would not roiluce the tai iff botweon i modiato points. This inoroaso of through rates meant tho destruction not only of the railroads but of iill groat commercial Interests iiiHho South. They, therefore, pruyodthaHho sliortnnJ Ion? haul sections be not applied to Iho Southern roa is. In roply to a loiter from tho Canadian Express Company, of Montreal, asking if the Cornraorco act applied to express companies, an answer was returned stating thnt an early opportunity would be given the Express Company to bo hoard on the subject, and until such honring took placo the Commission won hold that tho law did not apply to exprois companies. Six.

Cleveland Deolinas a Challenge from John L. Sullivan. WASHINGTON, April i--The President humls with John L. Sullivan, this afternoon, and hold a brief conversation with the famous knocker-out and his manager, Mr. Pat Shoedy.

About three hundred people had already boon greeted by tho President, when Mr. Bheody approached and said: "Mi-. President, Iwant to introduce Mr. Sullivan, who is anxious have the honor of shaking hands with you. If you should wish any suggestions in way of exorcise, he'd bo just the to give them.

I know he would cure you of any unhealthlness arising from wantof exercise." "I am glad to meet Mr. Sullivan," said the President, with smile, as ho glanced admiringly at him. "Ho is net as larga a man as 1 expoctod to sae, bull think I'll try and euro myself." i While standing on the portico of tho White IIoiiso wailln? for a carriage to dnvo up Sullivan, brawny, ruggad und clear-skinned, said: "There's ono thing tho Prowleut ouifht to huvo and Mint is coin-so of Turkish baths, give him a line of thorn for a couple of months, and ugool rubbing down two or throe titms a week and he'd bo a new man, and I know it. So long--I'm going for a bit of a ride--sae you tonight." Boston's fighting hero and his half score of assistant sluggoi-s of lossorfamo, give on exhibition this evening. It the opinion of those who saw the President to-day that ho never looked butter.

Ho seems to have grown i in Mio past month. The clear eye and healthy look on tho choak indicate that ho Is In porfect health, a vei-y practical contradiction of all stories of possible indisposition. BeccommanJatlons by the Commissioner of the General Xiand Office WASHINGTON, April Commissioner of the General LandOfflco, has this- day transmitted to Secretary of tlie Interior, for submission to Congress, the supplementary report on tho Cnuon Do Chainou tract, No. 7t, without any recommendation, but suggests that in event of of confirmation of the claim by Congress, It be limited to four leagues or acres. The commissioner has also transmitted to the Surveyor-General for California the patent dated March 28, 1887, for the Addition to tho city of San Francisco, under special act of Congress of December 20, 188fl.

This patent covers an area of Z8.895 acres, and joins the Pueblo lands on tlio south. The claim of Luis Jaramillo, No 103, is recommeuded for rejection, the claimants having failed to show either an equitable or legal title to the land. They failed to show a chain of title from tho original claimants, and do not show n. compliance with tho conditions of tho alleged grants. An Important Decision.

"WAsnixoTOJf, April 4--Tlio Supreme Court of i States to-day rendered an important decision in what are known as the New York Uitv bank-tax cases. The decision is adverse to tho banks, tho Coui-G nPurraing find sustaining decision of the Court of New York which dissolved im injunction re- straing the collection of tho by tho municipal authorities. Valuable as Keminiseences. WASHINGTON-, April 4. Secretary Whitney has deckled to order that the historic battleship Koarsurge be repaireJ at Portsmouth, N.

dajpite the fact that the old vessel is out. This decision encourages naval officers to hope that the Hartford, another of- the famous wooden vessels, will be kept afloat as long as possible. Paoiflo Hallway Investigating Com- miasioners. MOKF, Jullen Motor to Kavolntlonizs ths Freu-nr. Mode of Buildions.

KT, Louis, April 4--A. syndicate of St. Louis men organ za.l company which promises to revolutionize the present modo of i i a i residences. tho objjctdosireJ is arcompliSlieJ there will ba a "slump" in gas stocks and a bulge in "cilfutric" p-ipjr. The company lias Ooun organizocl loi- tho purpose of i i i a ehoap, durab'o and nutisiactory electric li 'ht r-housos, and tho plan of i i i is tho same as cxomplifled by the i a moior, i.e., storngj battery system.

Mr. Tripp, the elocLi iciau of the new company, and under whose patents the tests will be made, has fitted up a room in thi Merchants' Exchange with tlio various eloctric lights now in use, and displays the inothod hy which the company proposes furnish dwellings, halls, churches, theaters, etc, and do it much cheaper and bailor than can be done bv any gas company. Tho baltsrios, Mr. Tripp explained, are so constructed as to a i a heavy chargo of oloclricity. Those will bu charged by tho comnany pla ad in togothar with all flxlurus i-eqau-i'J Tha current will be low tensim, the bnttO'-y so con- strncto I as to return the maximum of olurtrlclty and the a i of tension.

It i take two or throe weeks of ordinary dwelling-house consumption to discharge b.itlory, and a it will bo taken out and ropl icod by a It is alleged th it thet-o is not tho slightest from wires or battery, and that i tho aid of a small motor sawin? ma- r.hinns, etc, can bo run by t'io oloctdo current. Any kind of a light can bo fuf- nishod--E lison. Swan or Hun. Tho 1-itter, winch is beltor adnptod to dwaliings, will, he thinks, bcoomo tho most popular. Let There Be Cheap Lisrht.

Nnw YORK, April pniBticul test recently ulo in this city with a Clark dynamo ol' twelve-horse power, ha proved that it is sufflciont.ly strong to light Bruih lamps operating at their capacity. Oi-dlnur ly it has n-quirod a dynamo of twenly-horso powoi to supply th.it number of lights. Tins discovery will no doubt revolution zi the. wlio'e system of electric lighting now in uso and bsson tlw cost of light. ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Peopled Dwellings Oai-ried Away by 'tB Bursting of a Mill Dam.

A Number ot Their Oceupants Drovfiied aurt Others Missinjj-Poisoned by Cream. Terrific Explosion--Found Djad in the Snow--A Costly Collision--Suffocated in a Hotel Fire. Scrofula Is one of the most fatal scourges which afflict mankind. 1t is often inherited, but muy be the result of improper vaccination mercurial poisoning, uiu'leaiiliness, various other causes-. Chronic Sores, Ulcers, Abscesses, Cancerous Humors, and, in some cases, Emaulutiujn, and Consumption, result from a scrofulous condition of the blood.

This ilUciiio can cured by the UM; of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I inherited a scrofulous condition of blood, which caused a derangement of whole system. After taking less four bottles of Ayer's Sarsuparilla I am i and, for the past year, have not found it necessary to use any medicine whatever. I am now in better health, and than ever before. --O.

A. Willard, 218, Tremout Boston, Mass. I was troubled with Scrofulous for live years; but, after using a tew bottles of Aver's S'lrsuparilla, the Borei healed, and I have now Rood Warnock, 5i Applcton street, Lowell, Mass. Some months ago I was troubled with Scrofulous Sores on mv leg. The limb was badly swollen and inflamed, and the sores discharged large quantities of offensive matter.

Every remedy failed, untfl I used Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Bv.taking three bottles of this medicine the have been entirely healed, and my health is fully restored. I am grateful for the good this medicine has done me. Mrs. Ann O'Briau, 158 Sullivan New York.

Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Prepnred by Dr. C. Lowell, Bold by all Druggliti. Price $lu finding unexpected diffic tag 'the JPeeOto Hallway. April The President difficulties in select- MAI tlNlS D18 ASMS ItS.

A Disastrous Gale Among the Schooners HYAVNIS, April 4--Saturday's EorUvjnsleni storm wai the worst of tlia season The wind blowing sixty miles an hour, drifting the snow bailly. The schooner Annie Chailwiclc, Provi deuce, for a coal port, put in here Friday a harbor, having lost both anchors Saturday niglit the schooner broke adrift and sunk on tho southwest shoal. Schooner Ann Eliz.iboth, irwioh, for Now York, bfoko awaw from her moor ings tuturday night, and drifted against tlia bi-ealcHMtoi', tiion out to the ciewb.u-oly saving tlioir lives hy climbing upon tho breakwater. Tlioy were rescued by schooner in tho harbor. An unk'inwn schooner wont ashore a a i and a half from Ojterville which may bo the Ann Eliz.iboth.

The Steamihip Foundered at Ssa--All Hands Safo. BALTIMORE, MU, April 4--It is learned from hor that the steamship ira- ffossa, which sailed from hero on March ISfoi-Bormndiis, foundareil at sea. The enliro crow were saved, and are now in Bermuda. Tho Saragossa fotitutol three hundred and fitly miles north of Watlings, one of the Bahamas. Tho orew wore saved in small boats.

Tho vossol was owned by E. Boll fc fruit importers of this city, and was commanded by Captain Peter Miller o1 Philadelphia. Thomas Callan, of Phila- dolph'a, was hor chief engineer. 8ho was a screw sleamor, 221 foot long, with a gross tonnago of 803 tons. The Schooner Oceana Stranded and Burned.

DtTxnoRY, April schooner Oceana stranded four miles north of tKvr- not light at 6:15 p. yesterday. She was loaded with lime for Rocliland, bound to Naw York. Tho crow were saved, and are at this station. vessel was burned by the slacking of tho lime.

Died Suddenly. HiMSBtmr, April Toy, he.id of the tirm ot Toy, Biokford The Jlost manufucturors of safety fuso in this country, died suddenly on (Saturday aged seventy-nine. The Road-Side Murder Still a Mystery. KAIIWAY, N. April telegram has been received from Jorgonsen, of Brooklyn, who is in Railway on Saturday, saying that Wilaelmiaa Joneson, the Danish woman who was bv hor husband, and for whom ha was looking, has beoa found at, work on TelTei't's plaoa in that city.

That the veiled woman spoken of in tho morning papers as tho mother of ths doad girl is now satisfied tlutsho was mistaken, as hoi- daughter wore oar-rings while the dead girl did not. Tho inquest will b5 hold FrHay. If tho boc.lv is still uni lonhflert i', will bo bunod in tho lot purchised by tha people of the FirsJ, Church. Tlio funoral which will be li 'id in ih.it church on Sunday, xvill be clabHMte CliioE of Police Tookor said at noon, that not one tho clews so far investigated uraountod to anything. Gulled Tjy NEW April gutted the five-story brie building, No.

53 Cedar street, this morning. The losses, which arc fullv covered by insurance, Arthur Bonuol, stationers, C. S. Nathan, printer, J5.0JO, and P. K.

Parcber, drugs, S8.UOO. Declared Lookout. RocnESTEii, N. April 4--Several of the principal building contractors declared a lockout this morning until masons and laborers employed to them agreed to work ten Working ths Tnmpsranoa Racket for Their Own Beneflt. DBS MOISKS, April At tornev Phillips has discovered croo'tod- ness.

Many suits brought against druggists and othor authorized liquor dealers to recover penalties incurred for technical violations of law, in one-halt the penalty should, go to th3 informor. Homo of these cases have been prosecuted to judgment, and others had been dismissed. Investigation showed that they had beem compromised by tho parties upon payment to th 3 informor of his moiety of tho penalty, the school fund as to its share. Whore judgment had been entered stipulations were u.j file that no executions should issue. Those stipula- -ions have boon disregarded by Mr.

Phillips, and he has caused executions to ssue, and will collect tho sums due the school fund. It becomes manifest daily that a ring has been organizad of some constables, justices and lawyers, with a view to obtain revenue for thomselvis, iho gang being oblfvious to the principles of temperance save as tlisy can plunder tacmseh cs. How to Procure the Official Proceedings. WASHINGTON-, April 4--Tho Inter-State 3omni'ssionors 'ssued tho following notice Ins morning with a request that it be published: '-Arplications made for the -ial action ol the commission stiajl be maclo by petition, which shall sot forth, he Tacts upon which they are founded, and bj vcriliad by tho oath of the appli- a some-authorized agent or at- orney." udsre Gresham Rot urns the Compli. msnt.

CHIOAOO, April 4 --General J. J. McNul- of Bioomington 111., was this afternoon appointed by Judge Greshnm receiver of the Wabash, vice Judge Cooley. He wae equired bond, and prompt. qualified, fie was formerly reeeiyer of the Narrow Gauge road, and WM talked for the Wabamli whoa Cooler tip.

3ave beon onloyed by citizens of every town ana city In the U. 8. Marvelous Cures have been Cures have been nessed by thousands of people, who can testify THE WONDERFUL HEALING POWER Hamlin's Wizard Oil. Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat, Lame Back, Stiff Joints, Contracted Cerdft, RHEUMATISM, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Fever Wounds, Old Sores, Chilblains. Frost Bites, Sore Nipples, Caked Breasts, oMt All Aches and Pains, Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY, CHICAGO.

Houses Carried Away by the Bursting of a Dam--The Dead and Mlsainr. INQERSOLL, April seven o'clock this morning the dam at Luing's mill, situated on a small creek which empties into the Thames river about one eighth of a mile up the creek from tho river, gave away, and the water oame down with a rush through the mill yard, and across Laing street, on which was located a frame terrace containing four tenements, throe of which W3re occupied. The force of tho water carried away these buildings which floated down to the stream with their living freight. The buildings soon brokj to fragments, and several of the pants wore drowned. A daughter of Mr.

Bowman, aged was found drowned, and a sou fourteen years old is missing. A son of Mr. McLean, about eighteen years old, was found dead in a pile of railway ties and cordwood on the bank of the stream. A child of Mr. Laird was found drowned, hnVin? been caught in a coil of wire fonc- ing.

Mr. Laird and another child are st 11 missing, Botli Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Laird wore rescued, but are in a critical condition and may die. About ono thousand feat of the main line of the Canadian P.io.flcRailway isdis- placoJ and washed out.

Poisoned on Ics Cream. MEMPHIS, April poo- plo sat down to dinner ly atter- noon at the i-esidonce of Police Sergeant Hedrick. The dessert consisted principally of ice cream, which Mi-s. Hedrick had made the evening before. An hour later Sergeant Hedrick's daughter Mabel, aged ton years, was tukea violently ill.

Mrs. Hedrick next succumbed to tho same sy pi oms--sickness at tlie stomach and vomiting--and was followed iu rapid succession by Sorgoant Hedrick and seven others of tno company. Every bod and arequickly relieved by thiamnBicafremedV: cot in the house soon found an occupant, once and yon will naverbewlthout It. For rale by writhing and groining with the TMU 0 Am tm raams that succeodeJ tho nausea. Thi-e doctors wero hastily called, and Imrnod alely set to work upon tlie sufferers, was evident that the sick ones had bee poisoned by tho creim.

The condition the victims last night favorable. Terrifio Explosion In a Saw-Mill. CINCINNATI, April boiler Crawford's saw-mill, on the river below Mill creek bridge, exploded shortly bo fore ton o'clock this morning. Tho wholo boiler went up two hundred foot in thi air, describing a curve, and came down striking a shanty boat three hundred fee nway, smashing it to pieces and killing Mrs. Lizzie Grant, who was standing inside the boat.

The husband escaped in jury. In the mill flve persons wore more or less hurt, but uono fatally. Found Dead in the Snow. SOMBRVILLK, April body of an unknown man was found in th street bore yesterday morning, frozen stiff, inthesnow. Investigation indicate that he had started to from East Somerville to Mallen, and perished in th storm.

Upon him was a letter from his daughter, signed Harriet Pollard, ihila dclphia. It is tUou.cjht the deceased maj bo Charles Pollard, of Providence. A Costly lision. BOLIVAR, Apiii freigh 1 trains were badly wrecked in a collision here on tho Pennsylvania railway this morning; two cars of cotton cuuglit lire and wore consumed. Tho tracks are so badly blocked that all trains are runninf via the Blairsvillo extension.

No persor was hurt. Tho loss will be heavy. Suffocated in a Hotel Eire. BOSTOST, April Chart's River Hotel, Brighton, wus partly destroyed by tiro at half-past one o'clock this morning. Cause and damage yet unknown.

Joseph lattleileld who wa3 sleeping in the house was suffocated. Five Persons Drowned by the Capsiatnir of a Boat. INOEUSOT.L, April persons ruling boat on the river at this plaeo wero drowuod this morning by tho capsiz- i ng of the boat. Almost asPaiatabie as Milk. TThe only of COD ITVER Ort can bo taken readily and tolerated for a lungtbM ilcliciito btouiuchs.

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