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A good and curious work has been done
by Professor Highland; Of the, Coast iSur.
vey, in .copneetion with fixing, Mo ':scs1trc
Of population" in the United States and diff 4.
fcrent preio'ls, ,by means Of the, several con,
sus reports. As the centre Of gravity, be,
comes u fixed point, so does Professor Hill,
gard * the centre of population, demon.
strasi3g that it is constantly moving. fntlhef
westward In 1910 this poin. wa. adjaeens
to the foot of the Cumberland Mountains III
Virginia; in 1850 II was moved westwardlyl
six,y>sevcn miles 10 the south ofGParkers.,
burg, still in Virginia; in 1850 it has got
a. fur west, about e,ghty~tWo miles, "a a
place south of Chillicothc, aOhio,' not fur
distant from the boundary of Virginisa and
Kentucky; in 1870 II has still ''gonc Iwsst,'
hut not so rapidly as in either Of the psecS.a
ding ten years, il having moved only forty
five miles, aud is now at Wilmington, al in
Clinton county, Ohio. The, Professor de.
duces from HE very, curious scalculAiiona,
that in the year 1900 the centre of populo.
ton will be near Bennington, Indiana,
about forty>nvc miles southwest OF Indians,
apols. Real estate apeculators who ~.
looking for large returns about the year 16Oo
will consequently take notice. @'@. W., "i'
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"nAlf THE WORLD"


Madame Pauline Lucca has separated from
her husband. oaaE .ss1a o:rsc.1'e.
Robert Bonner will erect a monument 10
Fanny Fern. ''1 - 7'' @'
Kate Field says that woman without
tact should die. .'@ a1s's'i- 7>. D.. .' '-' ~
Fanny Fern was buried by tho sido OF her
first husband, Mt Mt Auburn. -s-. .'.
A schooner trading between Dublin anu
Glasgow has woman for captain.
Ladies arc wearing regular 'diefldSy stand
up collars and scarfs tied IN q sailor knot q OF
Tie streets. -
1t II aaid that Roman woman is NOR.
obstinate than Roman man, because she
Is ''muller." i". .- 'ra-' T'
Anna Dickinson, in her now lecture,
wants to know ''What Hinders?"1 Some say
i. is her advanced youthfuluess. Ire goc .a-s
There is rule of society common TO-
the European continent, which forhids un-
married ladies wearing jewelry.
Billings says: Their amt ennythlng that
will komplctely kurc lazyness, but' have
known second wife to hurry it sotnc.S
Mrs. Catherine Strand of Ottun,*a, l'as'
jus. completed two miles Of grading upon.
the Brownville and Nodaway Valley Rail:
road. a. ;.
1t young lady wishes, q young gentle.
man to kiss her, what paper would she
mention?-No Spectator, no O6seroer but As
many Times as You please. - Il. "' y ''
Mrs. Mary T. Van Rensselaer,, whoidisd
recently in Albany, was the wofnstli for
whose beauty Queen Victoria said slaS
would give her dom,nions. 80. :.
The Eev Yorh Esening Nail States, that
Miss Nellie Grant will make her debut in
Washington society this winter at 4 full dress
hall to be given in her honor by a distin.
guished lady Of the national metropolis. "a
Hyacinthe's example is contagious. Able
Bauer, Chaplain to the Empress Eugene,
will be married. His wife may discover
tina, although she takes up the right Bauer,
she may lind that she also has taken mp =
knave. 20. 'H'-.- ''3z' '.'Fa' .-J
An lllinoisan advcrtises for female cor.
want, 'Not," he says, ;'the, ordinary girl,
who comes. into families and stays for hez
board and clothes, a howling infant with Il
red face and no teeth, swa,hed In flannel
and very partial to collie, but abroad-shou!d
cred, deep. chcstcd, two.tissed servant girl
; red hair, freckled and general usliness pre-
! ferred on account of the oldest boy IN thu
, family" ,a ..., IF! ...s.,.. s. ,w,Jlge s.....,
In tho Patent Department a. Washington
3 there hangs the picture OF Yankee woman
, who is regarded as one Of the siaartest ir
the country She worked in paper bas
, manufac,ory in Springfield, and there stud
Jed out machine for turning: out 1t OH
| process paper bag, pa>tsl, stamped dint
9 ready for use. Tho model and ,exemplats
masculine whom shs employed to-gss,mad,
!. her patient started off to, .WashihssoN a
his own account and patented Ash idea, 4,
g his own name. Whereupen, began a,lop,
and hard fight before the Patent Office, last
4 ing several days. She won her case, apd ha
h since refused $4,000 for her patent. 81
4 has also invented patent fan, to be sus
!, pended in rooms and halls, isbehng wodn'
- up like aclock and running sevenr rh0xts.
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1t IL known that . number Of controlling
officers Of the n. p. r. R. have recently
l,een on IN oi1cial visit 70 Puget Sound.
The following extracts show who they were,
where they went, their objcc. and the re-
suit 10 far ~ publicly known.
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oppos,tc this House.
-OmD!b,sscs rtart for all trains from this point,
md all baggage transferred here. :Sey
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, March 1O.-General Ord
commanding this department, lell toi
headquarters at Omaha, on Saturday
His health Is improving. a
In the Mormon nominating Convention
last night Frank Fuller was unpopular
throughout, for sending the Mormon
militia To aid In the Marrisite massacre
but was nominated for representative In
Congress. Hampstead, Brigham Young's
attorney, Tor State Senator. Col. Akers
and ex-senator Mann, for members Of the
Legislature, as representing the Gentiles
who do not recognize lhCm. The Nor
mon State gives Hooper and Fitch
tho United States Senatorships. Apostle
Cannon takes the State Senatarship ;
small division OF honors among other
Jack MormOns. The. nominated candi.
dates enjoy the confidence Of the loyal
portion OF the population, and II ig1bibt-
inl whether the Gentiles will nominate a
ticket or attend the election.
The intelligence that Gen. Maxwell has
been appointed U. s. Prosecuting Attor.
ney Is hailed with general satisfaction,
but depressing to. the Mormo1s.g Judge
McKeen Is expected in 0 few days.
Trains are moving irregularly on, tho
Union Pacific road in consequence Of
washes. III iaA' ~ rti lNN.HI.I1 ..H .. I.I
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THE LATEST NEWS.

u Col. Wood, Of the Chicago Globe theatre, has
compromised bis suit against the agents Of the
WAchtcl, receiving g. 900 90 damages.
"A Quebec dispatch states that al the lasi
meeting OF the National party, Thursday, the
administration OF Canadian AiIairs was strongly
denounced by the speakers, and two speakers I'D
yOcated annexation 10 the United States. The
Government directed lts civil service employees "a
absent themselves nom this meeting, The objects
Of which meet tho favor Of the general public.
"a dispatch from TitnBVille, Pennsylvania,
stAtes the last meeting Of the oil producers, FIJI.
day, they adopted plans which have been perfect
cd BY select committe, which will result In en-,
tirely Withdrawing every barrel Of oil from going
TO the Southern Improvement Company, and
measures arc about TO be taken whereby all oils
intended for foreign export will be sent ria Of the
Lake Brie D WellAnd Canal, Lake Ontario and
the 81. Lawrence River to the Ocean, and part
also by the way ol PlltSbuFgh to the Gulf Of Mex
leo. lltN fGfftgl. q
-A.scranton special says tho public schools Of
Hyde Park, Bellevue and Petersburg have been
closed on account OF the prevalence OF what ID
called the black spotted fever. a.rg IfG
"A train on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railroad ran of the track not far from
Richmond, Ind, Saturday. Thcre was no Sc
r!ous injury, damage or delay.
The Reunion and Reform Associations ol
Nashville have called q mass meeting Of liberals
OF fAllpArties there, on Nay Is, for consultation
as to the best means to be adopted for the sup
port, in that State OF the nominees Of the Gin.
cinnAu Republican National Convention. t
(. "A BeFne newspaper says the Guesphe Mis-
sion, at Tyro, in Tyral is making preparations
for the revolution and invasion OF Italy.
The board Of managers OF the National Mill
tary Asylum paid IN official visit 10 the Southern
Branch, at Fortress Monroe. Saturday.
President Grant, who has been several days
In Philadelphia, Ia expected to return to Wash
lngton to-day. While there he attended the
wedding OF the daughter Of wealthy banker,
and was present at banquet given to Mr.. ]. W.
Forney on his retirement from the collector
ship.
"A hre at Lincoln, ILL.,, Thursday night, do
stroyed Thuebey's jewelry store and HOcaser's
brick block. LOes estimated at from $4,000 TO
$T5 900. .... r-... .. -
8 LIN the Ohio Senate Saturday bill was pass.
ed to allow clerks and judges Of elections two
dollars per day.
"A full account has been published OF the re
nRlonB dlecnBRlon In Rome between Catholc and
Protestant preachers on the subject, WAS St.
Peter ever in Romef" Father GAnAzzie sided
with the Protestants in maintaining the negative
The proceedings terminated amicsbly, both par
ties claiming TO have the best OF the debate.
Wilmington, N. c., special says there lsno
combination Of the reported killing OF Henry
Berry Lowery. Several parties arc organizing
for the capture OF the gang
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ST. LOUIS.


ST.. Louis, March 1O.-Thc building
which will be erected to accommodate
the National Ssngerfest, to be held hero
next June, will have front of 160 feet on
Twelfth street extending east 10 Washing.
ton avenue and st. Charles street 322
feet. The ground floor will scat II ,664
persons, Rnd.a gallery on three sides Of
the building will accommodate 5000
more, giving the auditorium capacity Of
1904. The stage will have seats for
], 200 singefs and 125 musicians, and bo-
meath 1t will be a reireshment room OF 100
by 90, feet. There will also be, spacious
reception and committee rooms, and
every convenience that can be desired.
The ceiling will be arched, and its centre
I67 feet high. .ElA 80 SN5H3!
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FRANCE.

.H on. .HE# II ". .HH ID.
PARIS, March 9.-The tribunal which
has eentslttlng at Versailles on the case.
Of parties charged with firing and destroy
ing churches in st. Louis and Paris during
the Commune, find two of the accused
guilty. One Of them has been Sentenced
10 be executed, and the other to pena
seryitude for life. rli7sT0
Congratulatory dispatches have beer
exchanged between Theirs and the Gov
ernment Of the Island Of Guadaloupe upon
the completion Of telegraphic communica
ton between France and that Island. 2
The Minister Of War pronounces US un
founded the report In circulation that the
French Government demanded OF the
Government at Washington information
in relation TO the sale Of arms by the
United States during the late war.
The German Charge do Affairs in this
city has informed Count DeReumsatt
Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF the pardon
by Emperor William of all French cul.
prits now confined in Germany.
PARIS, March 10.-Strong efforts are
making 10 reconcile the differences be.
tween Thiers and the Committee OF the
Assembly on, the bul for the control Of
the press.
The Commission is willing TO retain in
the bill the declaratory references to the
DEGREES by which the present government
was established, II. the President win
guarantee that the post Of Bordeaux shall
be maintained. The condition Of the ma.
tional treasury even after paying half q
milllard Of indemnity, Is satisfactory. The
Minister OF Finance is enabled TO report
q balance of 100000 900 francs on hand.
Slgnor Minghetti, Special Envoy Of
the Italian government, has left Rome,
and is expected here Monday. ~ ~ (,
The recall Of Chevalier Nigra is now
considered certain.
The ConstitutionneI says that Count
DeReumsatt, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
has sent q note to the Italian Cabinet,
couched in friendly terms, requesting an
explanation Of the Qualifications on the
Genoese coast and frontier as these works
seem to be directed against the security
Of Savoy and Nice. ~ ~. 3 i" "ua 81 80. 49,,
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, March, ,9-The Chamber
of Commerce, yesterday, passed resolu-
'tions of respect to the memory ot the late
lamented Nathan Engleman, and resolved
to attend the funeral in q body. The
remains were expected to-day. The res.
lutions pay an earnest and heartfelt tribute
to the enterprise sand public spirit Of the
deceased, to whom the people Of Milwau-
kee and Michigan; are under everlasting
obligations as the originator Of tho East
Transportation Company,
The reports that have recently obtained
some currency in regard to- the changes
in the management Of the Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad company, arc authori'
tatively denied. &C.. -. .,...-.
The Daily Netcs, the Democratic organ
of Wisconsin, has long article this mcrn'
ing, urging the advantage Of holding q
National Democratic Convention In this
CITY, gr5g,f,L.f.ls! ..r... p
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MADISON, WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wis, March 0.-Tho Senate
amended the adjournment resolution
making the 21st Of March the day fol
final adjournment, instead Of the 18th
and concurred in it. The Assembly
passed a bill requiring the scholars and
teachers OF the public schools to be
vaccinated also, q bill to sell the burned
stlmpage Of the Sturgeon Bay Canal
company Both Houses adjourned till
Monday evening. -.'.. ."...
Eighteen inches of snow has fallen here
since Thursday night. The weather il
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TIE statement Of government finances
made in the House Of Representatives
Friday, by Mr.. DAWES, Chairman Of the
Ways and Means Committee, shows that
a further reduction Of the revenues is in.
admissible until there Is some reduction
of expenses. 1t tappears from that state.
ment that the national expenses for the
coming year, without anypayment on Ghe
public debt, will be 273,OOO,OOO. To this
the House has alreaded added extras
enough to swell the sum to S299 900, Ass.
Against this the gross income from all
sources is estimated at $sl7OOO.OOO. This
would leave a balance of $17,Gs8,975
without having paid anything on the debt
or into the sinking fund; and, Mr.. DAWES
stated, ii the revenues do not increase be.
yond the estimate, or II the expenses are
not cut down, it will be necessary 10
borrow 100000 to pay into the sink.
ing fund.
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PITTSBURGH, March 9-Monongshels
River three feet and falling. Weather
cloudy and threatening rain.
CINCINNATI, Marbh 9.-River eleven
feet and stationary. Departed-Bermuda,
for Evansville; Skillinger, for Nashville;
Hale, for Memphis; Mary Miller, for Ar
kansas River; Charles Rodman, for New
Orleans. The wrecks of the burned boats
will be removed this evening. fa4g 0
CINCINNATI, March 10.SRlYer o ieet'
10 inches and falling. Arrived-C Charles
3. Church and Alaska, from New Or
leans. r2g,l ''fa'a" 60. g3
CAIRo, ILL.,, Arrived-Glasgow, (stern-
wheelerO from Louisville at o p. NJ; Sam
Orr, from Evansville at OF. NJ; Mary
Alice, from New Orleans at 8 P. NJ; Mil
nicola, from Memphis; Kellogg, from St.
Louis; Ash Belle, from Evansville at II A.
NJ; John Kilgour, from Evansville; Belle
Memphis, from st Louis; Julia, from St.
Louis; G. s. Neel, from the Ohio River at
10 A. NJ; II. s. Turner, from New Orleans
at P. NJ; Fl. @. Yeager, from SC. Louis;
Robert Mitchell, from Nv Orleans at s P.
NJ; Talisman, from Nashville stJ 9lP. N.
Departed Bismarck, for ST. Louis at 10
P. NJ; Longworth, for New Orleans at 10
p. NJ; Glasgow, for st. Louis at 10 T. H.;
Mary Alice, for st. Louis; Minneola, FOR
Cincinnati; Sam Orr, for Memphis, Ty-
rome, for Nashville, a1,s5 I. lS s2.,t5 - 3',;
ST. Louis, Marchi0 hi0.-Arrived Comet,
Ohio river; Colorado, Yicksburg; Rob
Ray, Keokuk Atlantic, Cairo; Andy
johnson, Quincy. q Departed-zS. IS. MGR.
rill, Arkansas river Tom Jasper and At.
lantc, New Orleans; Bonacord, Mem.
phis; W, J, Lewis, Kansas City; Katie P.
Kountz, Red river. The river is falling
slowly, Weather fair and cold. t.'.a ~
ST. LOUIS, March 1OLArtivedLCity
Of Chester, from Memphis; Colorado, from
yicksburg; Josephine, from the Upper
Mississippi, Nellie Rogers, from Peoria;
Kate Putnam, from Pittsburgh. Depart.
cd-Great Republic md Mohawk lor
New Orleans, River falling slowly, with
8 feet. v HGwGl Glvfisi i-1
/ LOUISVILLE, March 10.-River station,
ary; 8 feet @ inches In the canal and 8
feet inches inthe chute. Weather cleai
and pleasant Arrived-Sam J. Hale
Bermuda, ]. W. Skillinger, Mary Windcr
Chas. y. BOdman, from Cincinnati, and
Louisville from New Orleans. Departed
Sam ]. Hale, for Memphis; Bermuda
for Evansville; Skillinger, for Nashville
and Louisville for Cincinnati J
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CHICAGO.

CmcAoo, March GA theatre to be
called the Mcguire Opera House will soon
be erected adjoining the Sherman House,
on Clinton street. 1t will seat 1,4OO peo.
pie and cost $4,000. '' '7H
Stanley II. Fleetwood, a prominent bust.
ness man here for 18 years, died last even.
ing. '' ''''r .2'' IN ~ ''7''
Rev. Edward W. Sullivan, Rector Of
Trinity Episcopal Church, is soon 10 dc.
part Tor Europe to solicit funds with which
70 enable his parishioners to rebuild their
place Of worship.
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THE dimensions Of the Grand Jubilee
Coliseum in Boston have been definitely
fixed upon. 1t Is to be $50 feet in length
by $50 feet in width. The height in
the clear between the sparquet and the
centre OF the roof will DO 40 feet. The
roorlwill be supported by % arches Of 400
feet span, resting upon piles, from which
will arise the exterior walls Of the struc.
ture. The galleries will be IS feet wide
on the two sides and end fronting the or.
chestra. Tho building will stand only
for one year and will DO built more fol
utility than beauty. ng s.t "a nd :
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BUFFALO.

A Railroad 10 be Built TO the Oil
Regions. -ta na
BUFFALo, March 9-At large meet.
ing of. business men held this evening,
resolutions were adopted declaring that
the proposed road to the oil regions must
and shall be built, and recommending thai
the city shall be bonded in 81 ,000, 900 for
the purpose. A committee Of fifty, headed
by the mayor of the city, was appointed
TO attend the meeting at sTltusville on
Tuesday next, 10, represent Buffalo and
carry out the will Of the citizens.
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Murder and Excitement Near Shelby
81 ~ City, KY. EEf s3e

IA . t2f - CltyJ hys. fSH t1f-
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Early yester-
day morning three negroes broke into
the house Of an old nanof eighty years.
named James Mcneil near Shelby City,
Baylis county, and brutally murdered
him, splitting his head open with an ak
aud stabbing him in several places. The
purpose evidently was robbery, as there
was q large amount of money In the
house; but the villains we're frightened
away by the screams of the wife Of the
murdered man. Great excite followed
in the evening after the crime had been
made known, and ,search3for the mur.
derers was promptly commenced. Two
Of the murderers were arrested and lodg-
cd in Jail at Danville. They had marks
OF their victims blood on their hands
and clothing, and bloody knife with
them which corresponded with the
wounds on the body. 1t was reported
last night that II was the intention of the
citizens to take the negroes out of Jail
and lynch them. A number Of armed
negroes gathered in Danville and paraded
tho streets, declaring that they would
shoot any one who made m attempt to
lynch the mutderers; but they were will
ing that they should have fair trial
and be hung II guilty. The greatest OK
element prevails.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 1O.-The coalition
against the government has organized
for the coming elections. 1t has been de-
cided that the preliminary meetings OF the
parties entering into the coalition shall be
held in each district, at which the person
having the largest number of votes on the
first ballot shall be nominated as the can
didate for the Cortes. Each party shall
adhere to its own principles.
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COLUMBUS, March 9.-In the Senate,
the House bill allowing the admission ,ol
partners into firms without change Of the
firm name was passed.
In the House theIbill authorizing town,
ship trustees on q vote Of the people tc
purchase hearse and build receptacle
for the dead was passed. A bill was In.
troduced 10 forbid the placing Of poison
outside Of buildings lor the purpose o
poisoning game or wild animals.
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THE REyoLUTIoE, INrlIExICo.
GOrtinas' Men, Make 4 RAID into
Texas.

NEW YoRK, March GA dispatch from
Brownsville, Texas, says that on Monday
party Of armed men, supposed TO be
Oortinas, crossed the river at Santa Maria
Rancho, thitty-tive miles from there, and
captured all the residents, including two
custom inspectors. They held them
prisoners while a thousand cattle were
stolen and crossed over. They then re-
leased the prisoners and returned to tho
other side. r
A Matamoras dispatch, OF March 9th,
saysi that Cthe rebels have retired from
San LUIS Potosi towards Zacatecas; that
General Rocha, with 1900 men, yis pur.
suing them; thht they have been defeated
in other places and have evacuated the
city OF Agnas Calimtes; that their Gen.
erals arc eqnarrelihg with each other, and
that their commando are separateds y j
President Juarez has over two millions
In gold in the treasury.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PnILADELPHIA, March 9.-Thc Cen,
tennial Commissioners viii hold a second
session In this city the ,22d Of May.
2 There has been no new cases Of email.
pox at the navy yard since March 4th.,
VIM. Waddell, Of Westchester, Repub.
can, has been nominated for State Sena.
Tor 10 fill the vacancy caused by The death
Of Senator Evans.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN. FRANcIsco, March GA compa.
ny has been formed at Victoria for the
killing Of fur seals, in Alaska, outside Of
the territory controlled by the Alaska Fur
Company. The raw skins in London are
worth $500, but under the, present com.
bination only sell for fty cents. In
Alaska stocks are active and irregular,
those o. Eastern Nevada being the most