Nk*Voith, April 4.^Kdwln Booth,^With bis valet, reacte d the city at 7.30 h^-^nigbt. Mr. Booth's physician met him at^the depot with a carriage. Booth was In^good spirits, though a little weak, sud did^not seem lo feel the long ride from KCoehOfl^sat. Tbe doctor said, alter examining the^great tragedian, he had suffered a partial^stroke of paralysis which was undoubtedly^due lo excessive smoking. He directed the^patient to remain Indoors and enjoy quiet^and rest for a few days. He thought Mr.^Booth would be able to resume his engs^e-^ments.
Killeda MOOOJah 1 uer^CllAKLfciTON, W. Va., April 4. ^ Detec^^tives Baldwin, Kubinson and Wallace went^up the Tug river yesterday to arrest a des.^perado and moonshiner named Will Moran.^A tttfht ensued and Moran was killed, not,^however, until he had wounded seriously^all three detective*. Much trouble Is an^^ticipated.
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MontiiKAL,April 4^A factory time^stories high collapsed today The roof^fell in owing to the pressure of snow on it,^forcing the southern walls out Into the^back yard and carrying with it to the base^^ment tbe three floors. Kilza Marling and^Kate Byrne were seriously and perhaps^fatally Injured.
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DkhMoincs, April 4.^The settlers on^the river lands lu Hamilton county, west^of Webster City, are daily expecting to be^ejected. A number of writs of ejectment^have been Issued and people have gone^from here to serve them. It is rumored^the sutlers will resist the writs.
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