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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Two thousand laborers are at work on
the Chesapeake aod Ohio Railroad near
Charleston
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Mics Susan B. Anthony has annou1-
csd that the Hon. Clement i. Vsllsn.
dipham, Of Ohio. has esaoussd ihs.csuss
Of Femsle suffagp. and intends To iD'ro-
dpce INTO the next Democratic State Con.
venliop of Ohio a repoIution embodvipg
snd endorsing his newly acquired no.
iitieal creed. Tkis will prov' bamb-
shpll Of 90 ordinary FimsusiorS fhroRn
in the midst or that boosted Conserve.
,ivs" party that rjscm dIl progressive
ideas as heresieS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

F,fty.tvo thousand dollars have been
subscribed AID paid over to The family
OF the late Secretary RaaIins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

The owuer Of a vineFsrd 10 Niagara
county gives i,us hisopidion -,b.sed on
an experience Of twenty yeaE'-+ibat
grspss can be produced at three cepts
psr pound With o. greet proal % wheat
at two dollars q bushel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

10 Frederick Cny. MI. the building
known az Lambert's Tavern wao lately
constructed into a Lutheran Chapel, and
where the minister nov stands pointing
the road 10 heaven. stood for City years
the bar Of The house.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

A li!Ile Philadelphia girl hos died
from accidentally swallowing toy ball
loon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

In choosing cattle for fattening Sopsid.
er the broad. full csracioua skull, and
The large. bright. open, soft eye, So
says writer 10 en- Eaglish agricultural
journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

A little three-yesr old girl was burned
to death at LoganapoH, Ind few
days ago.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

4 Maine btags Of one Of iIs cit'srns Who
hos grown beard eighteen inches long
10 twelve months.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

The publicslion Of admission 10
church membership IS q new feature OF
Journalism.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

General Shsfidan telegraphs that the
Indians have captured several small fOI's
near Frt sullY, Dakota. and made priS-
ontrs Of the garrison. Sheridan is afet
the savagss and means work 10 earnest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

The reduction OF the rublin debt for
the month Of April vas sl1,697, 1893.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Number Of emigrants arrived at New
York since January Ist, "A 1853.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19

Fdain Forrest has been 90 She stage
City years, and bis laursls are sill
green.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
LATER.
CONCORD, March 0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 8,


The entire fire department of the city is
parading the streets this afternoon in
honor Of the nth anniversary Of the first
paid fire department in the world. An in
Dection occurred ut one o'clock. The
first horse that ever pulled hose reel Or
steam fire engine is in the procession.
The treasurer ot Butler county, John @.
Lendley, Is supposed to be dcIaultcr to
the amount Of sixty thousand dollars.
Charles Reeweler Of this city has been In
vestigating tho matter under special COM
mission from Auditor Goldman. Nothing
up 10 last evening was discovered to in
licatc where the missing money Inns gone.
He claims that lie gave n check to the
First National Bank Of that city some time
ago, which was to be returned the next
dly, but which was held against him and
that now owes him this amount. Lend
Icy las sent in his resignation and his sue.
cessor will be named to-day.
1t Is now thought tho detalcation of the
Treasurer Of Butler county will be about
100000. The County Commissioners de-
cline to accept his resignation unless his
surctics will obligate themselves not to
claim a release from their liabilities on such
account.
The Ancient and Accepted Scotch Rite
of Masons arc now holding their 18th al-
nual reunion in this city. Delegates are
here from nearly all the Northern States,
Considerable preparation has already
been nladc for the approaching election Of
municipal officers In the matter Of school
trustees. It will be Bible or no Bible,
though politics will be ignored in the
school offices. This question will hardly
affect the remainder Of the Offices:
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News of tho Day.

In tho Camden, N. j., election Tuesday
tho Republicans elected tho Mayor and
every other officer exCepttwo CouncilmCn
in the Middle ward. ..
Tho bill for tho removal Of the Capital
Of Wisconsin was defeated In the Lcgisla'
turc of TINT State Tuesday night by avote
Of SO to 80.
]. McLcary Brownhas been appointed
Professionally chief Of the Chinese Embas-
sy, vice Burlingamc, deceased.
The murdercrs BONNER and Bodenburg
wero executed Wednesday at Huntingdon,
Pa. Their ncCks were broken by tho fall
and there was no struggle.
James Taylor's two factories and dwell:
ing house, three miles from tho railroad
station, at 0tsvillc, n. Y, was burned
Tuesday night. The factories were en-.
ploycd In the manufacture Of knit jackets,
shirts, drawers and horse blankets. Loss
from thirty to forty thousand dollars
small insurance.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Election of New Directors.
r,As..e.,. Af.,..sl, q

BOSTON, March y.
The stockholders Of tho Union Pacific
railroad met to-day and elected Directors
for the ensuing year as follows: Oliver
Ames, Oakes Ames, John B. Alley, @. II.
McC Cormick, W. T. Glidden, Il. HaStes, b.
Atkins, A. Z. Lombard, 0. .. Chapman,
James Brooks, G. II. Dodge, s. Dillon, F.
Nickerson, G. 8. Bushnell. Tho following
Il the substance Of the report made by
Oliver Ames, President: We have spent
during the past season 100000, and We
have now over five miles Of snow she ds
and nearly tifly miles Of snow fences IN
addition to large amount Of snow fences
put up last year. Tho experiment thus
iar this winter shows that our road can
be run without any serious hlndrancc or
obstruction from tho snow. The SHOWS
Orthe present winter have been the same
rs last, and Wo have been but in one in
stance ObstructCd over "a hours. Our
superintendent Is confident We can keep
our road free from obstruction bysnOw as
tho roads Of New England and New York.
Express business over the road was fully
investigated during the last summer, and
VIC nave COIuG u LllG CulCltlaluAl ~ NOuN
he for the best interests of the rOad to dis
solve our connection with Wells, Fargo Il
Co., and do this business ourselves The
results Of tho change have been 10 increase
the receipts about 80 per cent above what
we received from Wells, Fargo u Co. For
the purpose of utilizing our telegraph
lines we have connection with the At
lantic & Pacific Telegraph Company,
through which We arc getting large por:
ton Of our tclcgraphic service free, and
have on expectation Of realizing hand.
some income from $3,300,00O worth Of
stock, which VIC received from tho Atlan'
tic s. Pacific Telegraph Company, for the
use Of our lines ior commercial purposes,
should this company make n connection
with the Central Pacific Company, as they
now expect, and secure iair share Of the
California business. Tho earnings Of tho
road for the months reported since first
opened, amount TO $G,300,000. Weantici-
patc the gross earnings for the ensuing
wear, wifi reach twelve millions, and shall
not be surprised should they largely OK
coed this sum. The net income from this
will pay oil the interest, with q handsome
dividend upon tho stock, should VIC not
need 1t for Improvements on the road.
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FRANCE.

- PARIS, March 0.
It Is understood that other Catholic
powers will Join Franco in her demands
ior special Representatives in the Ecumcni'
cal Council. Prince Dc In Tour DAN
verguc Lauraguars will probably be ap-
pointed as ono of these representatives.
The police no longer permit the friends
ofRoChefOrt 10 visit him at tho prison.
Another demonstration was made by
the conscripts at Lyons yesterday, but the
disorder was Quollcd without serious
trouble.
Its reported the small pox has broken
out among the political prisoners confined.
In the Corps Legislatif, to-day, a debate
took place on the government OfAlgcria:
Jules Favre, demanded that tho affairs OF
that province be regulated, through the
Chambers, and not by the SCnatlls Con.
sullum. N. Olivier replied that the
Ministry desired to plan other depart:
ments Of administration, under the control
Of the legislative bodies, and thCy were
now consulting tho Emperor OH the best
method Of efGcting such changes.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 0.

... WASHINGTON, March 0.
The Committee OIL Appropriations are
ready to report the Naval Appropriation
bill. The amount Is not over fifteen and
a half millions. Much progress has also
been made with consular, postOttice and
army bills
Tic President spOnt several hours in the
Presidents room at 1.-THE Capital today In
conversation with Senators This Is the
first time any President has visited the
Capital and occupied the room set apart
for him cxccptduring the closing hours oil
Congress.
Tic Senate Finance Committee were
equally divided to-day on tho House rcsolu'
tion extending the time for the with
drawal Of spirits in bond TO three years
from the date Of entry, with u charge OF
one cent gallon per month after the first
year. Three of the Committee report
simply against It's passage and tho other
three report that two years time should
bc given with Charge Of half u cent a
gallon per month after the first year.
Benjamin ], Waters was nominated as
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Idaho. l.s. ~ M.
Gen. Qucsada paid his respects 10 the
President this morning. The interview
only lasted about ten minutes.
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or three in the shape of extra profits to
the market people over and above good
fair prices. Let us have unrestricted com.
petition in potatoes, and free trade in tur-
nips; let every man be gr6cn:groccr who
wants to; let tile country people (thep
duccrs) come to town and sell directly to
the consumers, and then we arc sure Of
the lowest prices attainablc. Let every
one sell, and every other one buy, when,
where, and to whom lie can and Of whom
he chooses. And let the city attend to its
Legitimate business, which does not con-
slst in taxing radisles, onions and beef
steaks. .L ---Ll-. iG@ J.
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Chicago Market.


FlOUR-Dull At g SON4 80 for spring cxtras
GRAIN-Wheat-WcaE and l4l6c lower; sAleI
T6Kc; unchanged this afternoon. C0rn-Qulei
and H6Se lower on No. 3 and lH81He on on nC
Ernds; closing At I0JFo for No. g. 0Ats-W@eaE We &
unsettled and Irregular at 3i&631c for No: Z
closing with sellers At Sc, Rye-Quict a. oI1
G7Ifc for No. 2, Barley-Nom!hal at 0SG'Sc 'O'
Hoos-DrcsScd dull and 9jc lower at 30 3
dividing on 900 pounds, 1.-Two dull ana lOIflSt
lower al As 2S06 q for common 10 good shipping
CGTTLI-Dnll at Is SS6G 8IH for tair 70 chOlet
good shlppIng stock,
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March ..

CINCINNATI, March 9.
FLOUn-Dull and unchanged; family at $50
525.
GRAN-whoat-Dul at 81 0Ga1 0S. Corn
Unchanged; sound scarce aud In demand at 30
"A; mixed at GS61Oc oats-Dull at4S05ic. Rye
Steady at at 6069Sc. Barloy-Dull; spring At
90o0$I 90: fall at sos.
COTroN Dull aud lower; middllngs at l9Hc
ToBAccO-Dull and unchanged; Gales Of 90 hhdI
TuiSxTGUnscttlcd and lower; closing at 81
@93c.
PRov1s,oSs-Mess Pork-soId at $40 to all
March contracts Bulk shoulders sold ut &c, buy
rr April, but no more could have been bought At
this rate. held at exc; Sides held At IS, 1917 and
l4c for rib clear RIB and clear, but no demand.
Bacon could have been bought at llA, 14A and
I6Xc for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides, but
LAHD-very dull at 19X0lsXc for steam and
kettle, but no demand, and these rates arc nOmi.
nal.
E0OS-22C.
CHEESE-166ITC.
Ous-Dull LInSeCd-N69Se, LAFd-$l 40
190. Petroleum-98c for rChnOd.
G0LD-1i1 buying. ay.-
EXCHANGES Steady at ITO discount buying,
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New York Money and Stock Market.

Tho gold market was again tho scene Of Wild
cxeItefncnt and transactions amounted 10 nearly
hundred mIllions. Tho fluctuations were rapid
10 considerable extent Tho price opened Gt
li0X; fell TO lI0H; advanced to 1llk on rumOrS
OF lie death Of Napoleon; fell TO 1l0k on the 70.
ported refusal Of tho Senate TO recommlt tho
fandlng bill, which was INTERPRETED TO mean it0
passage, and closed at 110k@lIOK. Carrying
rates per cent 10 fat. CleArances $500 900
Tho sab! Treasurer sold one million g ll0.69Q
llll0: The bids in tho aggregate were So, 600
at 101H0l1l.10.
Of gold has brought tho markets almost 70 stand
still, Tho decline IN gold and advance in frelghts
have driven shippers Of brOadBtufB out Of tho
market, while the home tradO refuse 10 purchase
morC than Is absolutely necessary to supply pres
ent wants.
Provisions materially changed. Cotton opened
heavy At decline Of fully Ac, but Afterwards as
sumCd a frmef tonU and rallied. In mercantile
circles business 10 unsettled, and priccs generally
have dropping tendency, especially dry goods.
MoNEY-MAFkGt unusually easy at 465 per
cent.
STERLING-Dull at 10S1l0Sh.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Whlch advanced under
the gold price Of l1lk, fell off, and closed weak:
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The Ohio Legislature.
COLuMnUs March 0.

A resolution was adopted by the Senate,
by vote nearly unanimous, requesting
Congress in adjusting the tariff to favor the
agricultural interests, or at least not to dis.
crininate against them. The House
spent the day on the agricultural college
bill. Itprovides for commission Of nine
who shall locate and build o college and
have entire control Of the fund provided
by Congress. The votes taken tO-tlay in.
dlcatC that the bill will pass
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Sr. DOMINGO, Feb. "a,
Via HAVANA, March 8.
The Recent Mississippi Railroad
Disaster.
MEMPHIS, March 0.

MEMPHIS, March y.
Sam Tate, President Of the Mississippi
Central Railroad, publishes card deny
ing the statement Of Simonton d. Settle
and others, in reference to the recent dts
aster on that road, which he says was an
unfortunate accident resulting from no
carelcssncss on tho part Of the officials OF
the road. l.-.
The difficulty at Forest City, Arkansas,
Yesterday, between two merchants named
J, Pruitt and W. Ellisbury, who were
partners, resulted In the shooting md in
stant death of the former. Ellslmry sur.
rendered himself TO the authorities and
was committed to jail for trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
A Sweeping Republican Victory.-
Gov. Stearns Reelected Over
three Opponents.
Forty or Fifty Republican Majority
in the Legislature.
Tho Granite State Firm ns n Rock
New YORK, March Q.

Tho Granite State Firm as n Rock.
New York, March 0,
Tho Tribune says, of the New lamp
shire election, we have returns from three
quarters Of THO State, which leave no
doubt Of tue election of OnslOw Stcarns rs
Governor, and Charles B. Page US Rail-
road Commissioner, by mai0ritics Of from
1000 TO 1900. Tho Republicans elected
all tho COunsClOrs but one, and have
handsome majoritics in both branches OF
the Legislature. Probably tlily majority
in tho House.
The World says the New Hampshire
State election resulted in tho success OF
the Republicans, but by greatly reduced
maiorities. Gov. StearIls will have a ma
iority of about 1000 over the three oppOG-
ing candidates. His majority lust year
was 3,773, and Grants majority was 7 ,G47.
The Democrats have made some gains in
the Legislature, but not enough to effect
any result in combination with tho Labor
Relormers. The popular vote shows that
the Republicans hold their own In the
State, while the Labor Reform party draw
all their strength from the Democratic
ranks.
CONCORD, March 0.
Ono hundred and sixty-four towns give
Stearns, 81, $50; Bcdcll, II, 400; Flint, ia;
Barrows, 000 The returns so fur show u
net loss to Stearns Of about $50 over last
year. The returns at one o'clock this A.
H., show still further loss to Stcarns with
out giving the summary. They indicate
his reelection by 1900 or 1900 majority.
The returns embrace about n.eightlls
Of the State. Tho Democrats haYe elect
cd, probably, four Senators, viz: the 4tl,
9th, 9Th and 18th districts. Tho Rcpub-
liCans haYO undoubtedly carried the 1st,
end, Bird, 9th, 9TH and 9th districts, the
10th and 18th are considered doubtful
prepondGranCc In favor Of the Republi-
cans. The Republicans have carried four
Of the five counselors districts, and the
Democrats one, the same as last year.
The House will show little change,
there being probably forty or fifty Rcpub-
liCan majority in that branch.
LATER.
TIT CONCORD, March 0.
Returns from 2O9 towns give Stearns
32 ,Os7; Bedcll, 29,S04; Flint, G,SOs; Bar
rows, 1850, Tho remaining towns will
give about 5000, leaving Governor Stearns'
majority at about 1900. Tho Republic
cans will have about 80 majority in the
House, OH vote for Senator elect A Re-
publicans, 4 Democrats and one labor re-
former. There Is one vacancy.
Returns from 2I4 towns do not matori-
ally change the former estimate Of the re.
suit. Rev. DR.. Burrows not being con-
stitutional candidate, his vote may be
thrown out, thus increasing Gov. Stearns
majority. s...
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, March 6

Amer three night sessions for debate on
tho proposition to submit othe people the
constitutional amendment extending the
right ofsufFragc to women, the whole SUD
icct was last night indefinitely postponed,
by a vote OF GS TO 81. Tho constitutional
amendment abOlishing the double liability
clause, was adopted; that AbolIshIng the
oath Of loyalty defeated, and the propost-
ton to prevent the appropriation of public
money to any sectarian institution, roter.
red to tho Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
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Gen. Breckenridge on tho Ku.Klux.
.IfEt! !EUD' LoUsyTLLE, BLaruh9.

General breckenridge, in acriminal
argument, at Lexington, denounced the
men who belonged TO the Ku.kIuX, rs
either idiots or Williams, and asserted hG
was FREQ from any fear oflhem, and would
readily report 70 a summons IRON the
Sheriff rs one ofa posse COmitatus, 10 ar.
rest and bring them to Justice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
NEW YORK CITY.
New YoI,ri, March 0.

New YORE, March 0.
Salu COIlyer has written letter cx'
planning tho cause Of Ills late defeat BY
Billy Edwards, which he attributes to the
fact that his jaw was broken In the third
round.
Representatives from sixteen States at.
tended the annual session Of the Supreme
Lodge Of tho Knights Of PythiAs In this
city Yesterday. The session adjourned TO-
day, pending the consideration Of rcsolu.
tions 10 appoint u committee to prepare
two new higher degrees for tho order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
THE WEST INDIES.
Ponr Au PRINCE, Feb. 95,
ria HAVANA, March 8.

PoRT Au Prince, Feb. 95,
Cid HAVANA, March 8. :
The execution and imprisonment oil
Salnaves adhcrcnts continues.
Late nlviccs have been received from
the Island Of Jamaica, that Governor
Grant would soon leave for England, where
It was expected he would rGman, and that
q memorial Of the citizens Of Jamaica, had
been prepared and presented TO tho Gov.
crnor, asking tho British Government to
subsidiZc the line Of steamers to run be-
tween the Island Of Jamaica and tho port
orNcw York.
A rarty Of 90 insurgents, commanded
by Arredondo, and consisting Of part of
tic forsc Of Jesus Delzol, which len Glen
sade LieapNta, have arrived near Gunco.
40 miles nom Havana. Troops from all
parts Of tho surrounding country, are
marching against them.
The markets are unsettled on account OF
the tluctuation Of gold in New York.
ST.. DOMINGO, Feb. "a,
f. Va HAVANA, March 8.
Tic rcvolutionists declare that the ma
iority Of tho inhabitants Of the Island are
opposed to its annexation to tho United
States,
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Violence and Outrage.-Onc Comfy
u Declared In n state Of
InSurrGctfon.
RALEL0n, n. O., March Q.

RALEIGH, N. c., March0.
Gov. Holden has issued n proclamation
declaring tho county OF AlNmance in q
state Of insurreCtion, because Of various
Oulrages by bands Of men armed and dis.
Guiscd; among them the hanging Of ne
gro at Graham. After alludtng to sever.
ii lawlCss acts, he states that Information
has been received that law.abiding citi.
zcns have been whipped, shot, sCourgcd,
and threatened with further vlsitAtionS Of
violence IL they do not conform 10 the po-
litical standard set up by these assasSins
and murdCrcs Ho pledges tho whole
power OF tho State government to put n
stop to the outragcs, and says the Grim
inals who escape to adjoining counties
will be pursued, and il not delivered by
the civil authorities, or il sheltered by the
civil authorities, such counties will also
be declared in state OF insurrection.
Tho State militia will now be sent to Ala
nance, and IL necessary Federal troops
with called upon.
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The Revolution in Venezuela.
CARACAS, February %,
pid. HAVANA, Marcel

pid. HAVANA, March 8. I
The Venezuela revolutionists are fast
multiplying and the MonOgas government
il considered in u critical condition. Gov.
AIonOgas, with 1000 soldiers, has gone To
CiCrO to fight Gen. Blanco, The distir.
bancc now extends throughout the entire
Rcpublic.
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Baltimore Market.

. BALTIMORE. March 9.
FLouR-Qulet and unchanged.
AN-WhCat-MaFyland rcd at 81 3S1l d;
Pennsylvania at 81 26GbI %. CoEn-Firm; Whlte
OF 99G95c; yellow At Ole. OatS-At 66c. Rye
PRovIsIoNs-McsS Pork-QuIet at S07. Bacon
Weak; RIB sides at i5HG1IbHc; clear rib at lGH
@16Hc; shoulders at 1946l2Sc; hams at 10000,
LARD-Weak at l5]<0l8c.
MuIsKY-FIrmAtS At 81 Ol.
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Tho Weather.

a C1NorHNAT1, March 0.
The river hns risen 10 inches, with "a
feet o inches in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer 81.
New YoRK, March 0.
Weather mild; snow disappearing,
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The Governor Of Minnesota has vetoed
the womens suffrage bin for the reasons
that 1t was to be submitted to the women,
who were not legal voters, and that pub
lie sentiment had not called for It.
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ROME.
ROME, March 0.

NOME, nAuICh W
The Pope tcmporizes, hoping to obtain
II vote on the dogma Of inGhlltbilIty prior
to the arrival of the French Commission.
mr.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

Market for plain cotton goods little depressed,
and SoIpe makes are EC lower. Al the reduction
there Is little moro doing but tho market 10 iaF
fFOm active