XlOUS ABOUT STANLEY.
AN ALARMING RISE IN THE RIVERS
OF GERMANY.
a Batch of lire-villas biuusalng the noun
or Zanaibar‘s Sultan. a New Phaaa 01
Emperor Yieilerlck'a Illncaa, O’Brien'l
lklllgrrriicy nml ()tlmr .‘vlnfltru.
Mums, Man-h film—Sewn received t‘runi
Ill-WW; hearingthedata of Jan.
awfullddetallreganfingtho state of
country, makes no mention of Stanley'l
pinned Intent whereumms. The (minim
Josrice wows FUNERAL.
A Dial-inland Guiana Pay! a hat
' Tribute fl Respect.
Wasnixorox. March m-‘l‘he funeral aer-
vineaovcr the remains of the late Chief Jim
tice Waite began at noon today in the hull of
tho house of representatives Seats on the
floorofthehmnewem ' totlielamily
and mourneru. to the ' at and his wile.
supremo murt justices and their families.
members 0! the several committees, members
of the cabinet and their families; the diplo
inalic corps, the general of the, army, his
staff and other oflicialii. The reserved gal
leries were held for the fainiliasof senators
and representatives. The remaimdid not lie
hula-used. however, that the first news of .
him will reach Europe by the way ol’ Zanzi-
bar. Tho wutinucd abueuco of even rumors j?
(“turning the explorer increuw Ill‘i.‘ anxiety :
tell both in England and on tho mntinent,
and the belief is groiviug stronger daily that
liahuluccunilied m the almost unliearuhlo
climate of the interior 0! the dark continent
a the attack: of the savage tribes that mutt
have swarmed about his path.
.Thedeatholtbetiultanoflanzibar inan—
otlier can!» of anxiety in Britiah official
circles. English mfluenL-e has for years
dmhntad in Zanzibar, but as there iano
definite law of Won in that country it is
feared that the next occupant of the throne
may overthrow all of the monuments of pro-
gram reared by limb hen Said and
plunge the country into the tlood of aemi~
Iavagery from which it was reel-uni by Sir
Bartle Frere and the British representatives
who followed him. Said Khnlef will succeed
‘ to the Sultanate.
The mascot cartilage just removod from
the larynx of Emperor Frederick Wm, itis
now learned, lound wholly disconnected from
tbepartof the throat upon which it grow, I
and required no surgical operation to ennblo l
the doctors to securc it. Its separation us ,
well as its appearance is believed to indicate i
that nuturoismaking a curative cllort cn- I
tirer independent 0! the physicians, which
belief is strmgthenod by the fact that n filllllr
lar voluntary expulsion is unknown to tho ‘
physicians in their experience in the treat—
ment of cancerous diseases, The circum-
stance is also held to furnish incontrovertible
evidence of the correctness of Dr. Mackenzie};
persistent contention that thediseaie is not
cancer. The report recently put in circula-
tion that the emperor is abloto take only
liquid food is untrue. He cam solid fwd
with comparative ease, and experiebm no :
difficulty whatever in drinking, He is, much 3
thinner thunho was when he went to San
Romo, but looks much better than he is com-
monly roprmentnd as appearing.
Mr. William O'Brien, having got safely
away from Youghal, intends to speak at
Fennoy on Thursday. The usual row which
is the footure of meetings held in defiance of
the prohibitory mandates of the Irish ere-cu-
tivo is expected to occur, and them is u wvil
founded expcctation that tho wilfully detiniit
editor of I'iiited Ireland will be arrested. It
was not the intention of the government to
arrest him at Youghnl last Sunday nnlcsq it
should become absolutely nocmry. and to
this fact Mr. O'Brien owes his libcrt y.
DEVASTA—‘I’El'l yr; FLOOD.
Alarming Rise in German Blvers‘lluny E
Towns Submerged. :
Bunny, March Ll‘é.~By the rising of the §
waters in the Elbe, Might, fistula and thier .»
rivers forty villages and hamlets have disap- ‘
penned, miles of railways are practically ut .
the bottom of new lakes, and 8,000 persons
are homeless and mined in circumstances.
Much of the area can never be drained again,
and even mimmmar must Ilnd thousands of
aerosol farm land still submerged along the
Elbe. ~
Icebergs formed in the river, dashing away
bridge, dikes and embankments—oven over-
leaping thane—crmhing houses as if they were
eggshells, drowning cattle and even persons
who wereunable to acapethemddennesn and
velocity of the flood.
An embankment on the Nogat river near
wherait empties into the mouth of the Vistnla,
a he pieceot engineering work, broke like u
thread, with the noise as of a dozen Krupp
guns exploding.
it is doubtful if the city of Klbing escapee.
The towns of Marlenburg and Jonasdorf
arealrefiy partially inundated, The floods
also extended further south. A whole district,
thatcalledBodrog. in northern Hungary, is
also inundated, the rivers having dmtroyed
all dikes and swept away about tvrenty
Floodsfrom the Smmos river have com-
platalymrrounded the town or Fobergyannat,
where numerous houses have Inlloii in filly
village-oi that district, which is converted
into heaps of ruins, and thoueanda of the iii-
habitanta are left without shelter or food.
The high waters from the This and Sm-
mos rivers, which have cauged enormous do-
Itructa'on of property on their way, have
now reached Siege-din, and the flat district
between Siegedin and Tamara:- is threat—
med with submersion before Saturday.
The loss of property and lives it is at pron-
mt impmible to um'mate, but it will reach
large proportiom. Battalions of engineers
have been dispatched to points along the We
tulaand Elbe to rescue the inhabitants of
tow and villagu which are still in danger.
On. the Elbe tourteeii outliers were killcd
while amleavoring to break an ice blockade
blartin‘ g.
by'l'be Warthe, a tributary of the Vhituln, has
burnt through its embankmeiita iicur the
Bosnian frontier,qu an inundation would
that laid a great part of the military city 0!
Poaen under water. The waters are flooding
theentirediflrlct’ and Itill rising. Detach-
ment-o! aoldlen have been ordered to the
lowermchelof the river to blast the ice
which data! the floods The Vistuln river
stands higher at Elbing than during the on-
real reasons of 1855 and 1870.
Politic. In Baum-Illa.
Bummer March 28.--A large crowd at:
oppoaition parthana gathered in front of
«lumba- ot deputieayeatenlay, and attempted
to tel-ca Mr way inside. Tiny were waisted,
andinthemeleeeomeone in the crowdshot
the doaheeper. The military appeared at
that juncture. and dispersed the mob.
Inn-{Jea- main; in right.
noun, Hatch fan—A dispatch from Manso-
wah ran the Abyliniana have concentrated
emu-mutant»: Dead.
“Bitumm fi—Rdimmd Dwyor Gray,
thunk-ail of The Free-
nan’a Jmnal,dled last night from heart
than Hemintheflrtynrolhbage.
WI'WII |.-.
nun was.“ tbupectadthattha
menu} of lung we: and 0m
vmanuwmuumnxw
he'll-June. '
AM nun by “a Walter.
in new,» the totally W the funeral
mremmnes tn boas simple as poemble. The
body was acwmpauied to the house of repre-
aentntii'os by the supreme court justices, who
were the honorary pail benrehz, and about
twenty—five intimate friends of the family.
The supreme court mmngers acted its body
bearers;
At the clone of the luneral communion,
which were conducted by Bishop i’nrct. the»
remains were conducted to tho llultiuioro and
Pomona railroad station. and left at z: p. m.
by it special train for Toledo. All the jutticee
of the supreme court, except Justices Bradley
and Matthews, and the wnunitum of the
senate and house accompanied the remains tr
’I‘ulcdo, when: they are expi‘x'tml to arrivi-
tomorrow morning at 10 drink. The ro
mains will be conveyed to Trinity I'Illlri‘ll,
Toledo, and will remain them for snvuml
hours to allow the people of his will lioiiiv» it
am his face before the body is intvrrml. Sini-
ple funeral services will be held at the church
at :5 p. in.
ltollglona Dlmnaion.
hioxnman, Mart-h L’S.—--Considernhlo in-
dignation has been calmed in Protestant
circles hero by a proposition to erect a statue
of tho llnly Virgin in Mount Royal lurk.
Instalmaring the signatures oi Mgr. Fain»,
of wvvrnl judgcs and other important por-
wvnugvm‘. ure living iiuriierous‘ly slgncd by
Catholics asking the city council to give the
infinity land on the mountain {or the creo
tinn «I the» statue tin-re.
ll Murderer Ovartalcn and Killed.
Imxvm, March 28,—Ex-Senator Tabor,
owner of tho Vulture mine, near l’liwnix.
A. 'l'.. m-eived information that tho [mm
pursuing the murderers uI lihi mine manager.
Ilribliel, and his two companions lmni own
‘L‘tl‘u‘ll om- ui thorn. n'lmresistml urn-st [Hill
“'33 killed. Tim bar of bullion vnluml or
$1th and er. Gribbel's watch were recov—
eml. This entitles the posse to $22,010 reward.
Diarirtroua Freight Wreck.
KANSAS CITY, M0,, March 2".~.5i disus-
trouw' wreck on the Karim City, St. Joe unzl
('4.illlli‘lI Bluffs branch of the llitrliiigti-u 85‘.»
tom, "our Atchisou. Kan, was omisml by u
freight train breaking in two. Th.~ Iim 50P-
tinn was brought to a stop, whereupon the
. wmul pair: came down a heavy Kl‘flllr’ with
trrriliio furi'c.
~ Eiiiitly killcd.
Conductor Rollin “m in
Three Men Instantly Killed.
Siam 11.1.2, Tenn, March ‘25.~lly tho 0!
plesinn «If n boiler of Liicu‘s saw mill. unlit»
ville. Trim, yesterday. two white mm tin-l a
negro Were instantly killed and wwrul
‘ wmmllml.
Drowned While (Mingling;
A )llZ>Bl'llY. Mum, March ‘3". - Iluri'}
“’ortlicn, ugui 7, and Louis' Morrill, :igul ti.
lirukc through the ice while roosting yvsh-r-
.Iay and were drowned.
A New 0|] Field.
l'ximron‘x, I’a, March L‘Sr—Uil mi-
«ruck yesterday in the Alemidor “ell zit
lit. Morris. Union county. (Imat cxcitcmcnt
prevails. '
Two young .‘iienmchuset :3 mini. II have
gone to Bullalo wilhtho intcntiozi «if vml urk-
ing in tlin profefision of dentistry.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Xizw You, March ‘17.- )ionvy closv-l m .l p:
coon, the highest rate of the day. The: I-mw-l
rule was 2. Exchange closed strmly: imstr-l mic-s.
4.55513. tor/lg; actual rates, {Mama for anti
days and 4. $131555; for iii-niand. I}. m-rnnn-m.~
closed stemly; currency he, 129,14; bid; is. Cull}! .
2th bid; 11$, (10.. 106% bill,
l'aicilic railroad bonds closcd as follow: l’nluu
firsts, llfllgglio; Union land grunts. lllll-;!.l|~‘-,
Union sinking funds, Illdgllti; (feutraiq, Hit-Lilli.
Thorn um ii little hesimncy at the ilpr‘tillig',
but pricrs soon began to advance and gradually
went lilxlicr, in the absence of any selling mow»
incur. up to midday. At that hour the "upturn--
men! ranged from lg to l per cent. on rumplirr l
with last night's figures. Business was-m u IIIII'
itcd scale. Reading and St. Paul. it moi thought.
would bc attacked by the hours, but tho morning
passed Without any decided divmuiistrntiun
against them. The suspension of l'. I»; Trou-
hri’dgu was announced shortly after lllr.‘ owning
of the market. but it had no perm-pubh- .11va
upon values Reading and St. Paul swri- tlu-
most active. the transaction.» in "1"!" ouch-grit-
lug 54.6!) shores. After I'.‘ o'CIuck an attack mu
nuide on “reading. At first it was thought (but
the bears were merely hammering the stock, but
anon large blocks of Itcuma on the market. ul’
(ere of mill shares at a time were frequent. and
It was apparent to every one that a law» amount
of long nook was being unloaded. Fully nan»
shares of the stock were aold between I n‘vlui-I.’
and 2:80. and it reached lw lowest price In! that
hour. The decline amounted to 2% per cent. A
recovery of in, percent. took place in the- final
half hour. leaving the closing price 2 per cool.
lower lhanit clomllmt night. The total sub-t
of the Mock (or the day amounted to lawn)
sham. St. Paul wait also vcry weak ntid do.
cllued 256p" cent The decline In the other»
ranged from )6 to I“ per cent. The salve for ”W
day amounted to 296.01) shame.
General Marketa.
wa Your. March 27.- l-‘litIL'Ra Cltlflt'll untidy
at lull prices after a moderate day's trading;
winter wheat extra at ”was; Minna-om do ,
“mun; city mill extra, “mum for “‘mt
Indies: Ohio extra, 32.9065. Southern timir
closed quiet and unchanged; common to chain»
extra. 83.300190-
WllltAT~0ptlona were moderately active and
irregular. Deallm were without loaturo o! In
terms, and the clear-a steady at uncimugmi
prion. 8pm Iota clued (Inn and plightly higher
tlpotaaleeof No. 1 red new at mean; No. L'
(10,. 90%;; 80. fired winter, 0m; unloaded ml.
mulled: No.1 white,OlIc.: No. it red winter,
April, We. bid; nanny, m. bid: do. Juno.
til-Kc. bid
(.‘ORN«~()ptIone were fairly lutlw and strong,
closing halo. higher. 8pm. Iota cloned firm and
”c. higher. Spot ulna or No. 2 meed at M4111:
unarmed mixed, 016%.; No. unlined. May.
00932.; do. June. 50a; do. July. Mlle.
UAm—Optlonl Im active and closed steady
at mm. hlgher. Spot lou cloned firm and no.
higher. Spot all” of No. 1 white state At “(B
«a; No 2 do..m40)fic.; No. 2 mlxed. April,
.: do. lay. t .
PORK-Juli; mole, ammonia.
RYE—Dull; atate. 750.
HARLEY— Nominal.
cull. 87.92%; March,
mil-«Cloud ateady;
"fir. mummy
new“, "31%.; ire-torn, name. 9’ mm,
(AIME—Quiet: m factory. Wilma;
Ohio 1mm imam.
mm» active mums: um. ism;
situate—in} can: a mi mutants)“.
w “as? M: c; loot Manet“?
in“ W ‘MM .
”Wham Ami.’ l
IILIMW: ultimo. bale;
extra a. mu moo; min. 5 HOW.
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THE
NorwalkSIore
some Silesia] Attractions.
Ladies “'liiic "muslin-h,
Handkerchiefs, 51-. ,
(lciit's I’i'iiilcd Ilordcr Hand-l
kcrcliicIs, 5c.
Ludics Fancy Hiripc Ilosc,
Regular Made, '3 pairs for L’JI'.’
Five Iluttoii. Mitt-Iii-il int-Iii
Kid’tllovcs, Black and Palm-5,:
ll .lliiiAN'I'I'Ill, iii 591'. :1 pair.
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Job Lots in
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ii LURE!
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’I‘urkcy Ilcd ilsiumsk. l
.‘alsoai Ilcliiilii'ul liliu‘i'iigillii-si
at l‘: cents. I
I’. S. ~-.lii.~l opened. 3}. liII'I‘:
Iim- Sprint: .Iaickcls at. right;
prices. .
Short Hints
wfiiix—v—
flocial Etiquette.
(binpiI-il from Mr Intent um! I» sf works
on M.“ sub/ref by ".‘Illllf .llulilvlu."
I'ltll‘lI
Thin hunk .~Iiuuld be In mrrv {:erii‘ ll. ~.nr
knowing; "The proper [lung in do. “'0 u
m brhuir pruwri} um u; iumiv “lair i- 1
school or manner-t. WM: Hum in» Ii'ul‘ll . .
rru. that lllc)’ may pi out into iIu‘ Ltulitl n. 1; Mai
mm and “morn?
"SHORT llISTs" i'ntn’fifl - :l:-- ill;"\\rl’ :llnI MI
W mail"! to my :leIIl’I‘F {wt-mgr 1 yuan: mil rm
OI prii‘l'.
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{snub :i rum of .2“ up \.ll‘ ,. l. Lfliil-(llni
IN" MI inn-t. In v “it! Ilitl Z us i" “mm-- r- n'
[IiJIiileh' II
It} 'llilllIL ..i l
pupvr. llll‘ pn-in;
Always "III ywir .. main!“ or. talc
outside}! {I r I‘ll: IiII' r Hm tum-ii Lil»
ninth-111w, mil! lion iw \x'il Illlll“ “Em M'ntl‘ 1:,
I. Ii. CIIAIIIX N. (\L,
PHILADELI’IIIA. I’I‘ZXN.
mm 0. I}. Jill noun
heat.- tho town, try ll.
Price 35c a lb.
IDA N I I‘ll. IAIN.“ 3! I'll)! l) 1'
Washington street Brldgc.
The Model Market.
-—*’I IIE BEST-“~—
MEATS
SERVED IN ’l‘lIE "EST MANNEIL
If on want lIIt' chulcv
rd m- of Iroublc
arkcl. ar vwll a:-
vt MEATS. obtained rc-
nr iwi, you will and them at my
Poultry [If all Kills,
IN ”‘3 fiRASON.
F'. HAYES.
DIBBLE‘S BLOCK. - SOUTH fiORWALh.
333m [1. Flinn-9;"
Wholesalcand Retail Dealt-r In all hum» of
Bill]. AND W001}
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue gtone. Etc.
hellish, Lackawanna, hornet
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wllteebarro CoaIs.
lien! for RUBBER PIINT
Yard- foot of Washington and Mar-
ahallatreate. Branch once at Bullion
Dmxfltere
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54 Matt-eat. , s ' IA SALE
South. Nor-walk. c H HARVEY S ”01%—
Wall Pa ers ' '
‘ p ’+ ' IIIS’ IIIIIII'I' IIII Ii *
Spring- Styles.’ L d. 7 R bb . . ‘
10,000 Rolls. 3 y S 11 ers M-.. :
Prices Way Down. 25 0 ts ‘ - - -
G ld 301.4 4. . en ' S I L . P
human.2221’ulfllt,il.....u. UTPTISI ng . OW I‘ was
Paigting, Paper‘Han - M ’ R bb “A" I ‘
111g. Calcimining. g 911 S ll ers, ‘ 2
n............ q A. DICKERMAN & SON S,
We Emplo onl Ex ert Workman; 40 0 \ 75 ” . . . '
mum» lyiclirzrcil‘ifrcr. % 9 I" t . 39 ll aisluiigtou hirer-t. ~ South Nui'u'ailk.
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' MEN’S BOSTON - = -
WISHINGTHN MARKET, , , Bridgeport Bargai n House.
WW” “M- l OPENIfiGm WEEK
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* “gauze- m e ) . llNI’AliALLELLED INIIUCEMENTS.
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Home Dressed Poultry a Specialtpékest (llldlli), b030, ‘
Ul‘IIl‘I‘S llelivcrcd l'rouipily. I2 M _ S w. B. H A L L k c 0- ‘
CHARLES SMITH! a!" treet. Ofleran entire new stock»!
‘ 5:: \Viuliiualon Sire-cl. If ' ' ' . M‘” LADIES, BROADGLOTHSQ
“Hi ~S ROOD SWAN AND BUSH“. L French :Silk _Warp, Henriettas, French
- I ’ \t‘uowuu um Rum. Drums I! I ; Fou’e’ Be|ge and .serges’ Elegant
Watches, ‘Manufacturers’ and Painters' W nudged: Icg$g$:2%:s§ilks
I SUPPLIES. ,1 . .
. Jewelry, snip Ci'midiersg, OBSERVE THE PRICES
m,” { 36" W Hi“ i- "l‘ foot Bank 125 PIECES PURBLY ALL~WO0L§
Silverware“ I”: H)“ El)()liT' In Plain and Bllxtgnclndlng in: New SpIrirlL:Colorings (thin Egrzlfllilfil, wenfiu’r at
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9:: min. sun-rm. ji' "W" i ‘ "r ”m" M "'"m' U” 100 Pincus VERY ms QUALITY '
..Rf:‘i§;~:‘¥‘3%.Sifufiiifilgi. .Engllsh Sultings,
CA N D I E S i - Silul’h’lS AND‘ 'E‘o'icn‘s, ' h I For 1‘nilor-Made5uits. in dildufrreur stylesof checkgomlfilnchee widvmoodsihutnerc imported this
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”in” W- l'i“"'=v“‘ ' Esll'i‘llluy l’l’l‘pnl’t’d ('oiloii Dredge 1 00 Per
‘hni: llnpc. JIuiiillll limp: and "and - Yard. .
B A K E R Y ' ‘ "r“:gl‘k ”YW- Wc ulmmfferavcry cluborntimawrtmcut in Silk Warp IlcnricttasJoinchrs widens:
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«u» V.‘,Ji“¢‘:“hllr:il»th ”Hi,” “mm 1 non}: plodding: minding: In». T5i‘hbf'uutl 93c, worihflw.51.19.51.t’v. and sin). Semi
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MrsJohnEolland Highest é‘nsli Price
Linn-11w mum. : mg; '“ . . l C
9: 4:5. imili‘s. linllli‘s iron ‘ I
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“15'“. I!" ”4 BIAN‘IL urinal-.5 romaine ~: W
: ;-.:van-:vt I ~ rm \zizzxz-zx . Xiirtlmcld (Trcumcry Butter In PRINTS, ...................... 351: lb
. . _ ’ ('ocuiinut Mucuruons .................. . ........................ 25 “
.1 l l‘lioico Florida Oranges, A LL PRICES,
FlisI-Ulasslrnieries: ..............
I E ' Celebrate-d "cu-Dru]:‘Cuuncd (‘orn and "cgclahlce,
, The Very Best 'i‘cus and Colleen. .
.r _.- I: ' \l'llilc‘ Rot-It t‘undy syrup, ........................... . ........ 20c ql
- Fun I rcnm (lice-so,
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Tm» In the helium in Wl.lt’il to m» Hirt' for mun-r
.. Clark Jr Lane's Block. Peoples’ Market, .
'or in I‘ll ma wri’ 'lltll.’ n i‘tirrtxw maki
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