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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NJ Oary Market.

NRw YoRK April 5.
Money was ear-r T. day and ctll
loans rsnge from | to 7 per cent < i'd
The am mpunt OF l'gtI leaders outstanding
AZ the close ~ business tn-nrght was
s. Sac. so 90 against 3,5Si0N % lat
Saturday,. Forer,n Etcnsrgs quiet aud
quoted nnmin,llv lot 10 lJia ror SKY
d,y- sterling, lJSi Tor eight. Coll
market vas active. On m etsed hu-
snes- prices advanced from llSi to ll9t
the nj ,he-t point o. the season. Tho
A .Hsrs,t Tres-urer dl-blrsei TO-DAY
$St 90 On accDu 1t ~ Iutsrcst and 500
10 re lem otion OF 5 30 b,oi..
BONDS-The market closed firm At
the highest quotations OF the week.
ls67s -oId up % ISL thus aterooon.
Tn 1o;k market to-day was noted
chreily tor duIlne-s, ani the chan Ies
OUTSIDE Of Harlem and Pat ana were
very slight.
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WHlLsthe people o. Spain are aglta'
lei in re erence 10 change in the form
o their government, and the regular
tro d and Carlrsts are fighting 10 the
rorhrrn portion of the country, the
P.rriors o. Cuba are pushing on their
own cause and gaining most important
alvan'a,es. Even the government pa
pers in Cuha are OIL 'ged to admit that
tler torres have been repeatedly de
fate within the past two months Al
the same time dissatisfaction has ap-
pesred among the Spanish troops, and
soms companies have joined the pa
riots The volunteers also complain
that they are not paid in a proper, reg
lar manner, and threaten to revolt
and cOmpel attention to their demands
Not a few of the SpsniardI, who
1ave heen consp,CuOus in these ou'rages
nppn the patriots OF Cuba, are
pep4ring to leave the island for Spain.
They are selling their property and es-
,a,rs, and Renting the proceeds to
" did tor protection and safe keeping
This shows that that those best acquain-
.s,i VII the cnuditiou OF affairs in Cuba
are satisfied that Spain cannot long
remain master OF that island. No
matter wnat may be the ultimate result
OF he home contest, Cuba will demand
A separate nationality. Years OF heart
less, cruel tyranny on the part OF the
Splniards have so embittered the CH-
hans ayainsl them that they cannot live
in harmony together. A separation is
best for both countries This separa-
ton will come and Cuba become re-
public, prominent from its position, and
pro ,pernns from the variety and volume
OF jts products.
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Few women ever display 80 varied an
assortment OF charsctero for the ADM.
ration OF the pubic a. Lsiy Elenbor-
ough, who died recently iu ancient Da-
msscus She had nine husbands at
various stages oi ber busy life. and
thus gave abundant eats action to
trose Who regard msrrisge ss the chief
end OF voman's existence. Her fret
husband uas Lord E eDborough. VIII ,ch
should "a i-fy the lovers OF high lie,
and her moth was 90 Arab camel dr..
yer, which shows tbst she was not
proud Finally growing tired oi fol-
lowing csmels, che built lovely palace
in beautiful Damascus. and spent her
dsysin luxury, stdl retaining much OF
her remarkable besuty in her old age.
q favorlte OF fortune TO the very last.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Negro Mob.


New ORLEANS. April 5. - One
Of the R-d River Packer Compsny, Mr.
Hodge, reports that the town OF c. lfsx'
s;rua,ed on the banks Of Red River
opposite Cane river, VS. thrown into
great excitement on Tuesday, by the
sppesrance OF an armed mob Of negroes
who proceeded to the court house and
took possession OF the same, driving al
whites tbere'rom. Mr.. Hodge made a
handing there and while taking on
freight several OF the negroes came
down to the river bank but did not offer
to interfere with the officers or crew
One OF the armed negroes sta ed that
be expected there would be trouble on
Wednesday. Doubtless next ARRIVAL
will bring intelligence OF q conflct.
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TENAE>sEE.
Crime.

MEMPHIS, April Con Thursday q
resident Of this city named Mshon,
wen, to the house of L. II. McCrea,
near Millburg, Arkansas. te collect
some bills and remained 10 the house.
During the night. McCrea crept into the
room and attempted to kill him with
a club as be laid in bed. Mshon shot
and wounded him, once in the wrist
and again in the lett side. but the wounds
are not dangerous.
The Appeals Jackson Mississippi
dispatch ot lat night says Thos. john
son whose bowels were cut out by
Allen Smith, died this evening. After
The cutting Smith, made himself scarce
till this morning. when he gave him.
self up to the Horace Barr, Justice OF
the Peace, who released him on two
hundred dollars bail.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Russian Expedition.

LONDON, April 6.-Despstches recei-
we'd by the Government from official
sources, state that the Russian Eastern
Expedition lie contemplated on JAM
Dargia, two hundred and twenty miles
distant from the Khivsn frontier. The
Times this morning says the Russian
E ,voy at Washington is representing
to his Government that the Americana
are jealous in consequence OF receiving
Khiyan news only through English
channels, wnen Prince Gorchskoff, the
Russian premier, promised to supply
America direct.
Steamer Ashore.
LIVERPOOL, April 5--Phe steamship
Thorwa dsep, OF the Danish line o.
steamers, from New York. March Is
ior Stettin, is ashore at LYONS, in the
Baltic, and will probably prove tota
wreck.
The English and French govern ment'
have agreed to reter to srbltrs'ors fol
the Interpretation Of the Disputed pointl
of the treaty OF Com nmerce between tn,
two countries.
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RumOrs or aLCslsntng Marriage,
The visit Of Che President via much

Rum0rs or a-Casning Marriage,
The visit Of Che President VIA much
commented on yesterday in the lobb,es
OF the Fifth Avenue hotel, and several
opinions were expressed. 1t had been
thought at fire. that the reason Of th;
visit was to eco General. Hillhouse and
decide upon the issue, OF, the $4,000
600 in sreenbscks. Genersl Il Hill
house, however, yesterday told Hrald
reporter that there ~ss no truth In this.
and that be had 'hor seen the Presidsot.
It wa. whispered last ,svening around
the Hobbies OF the hotel that the real
object OF the visit Wss to make arrange
msnts about the msrrisge o. Miss Nelly
Grant One gentleman ss'd that bs
knew all abovt it-that Aiss Nelly was
engaged to the son Of NJ. Thomas hur
phy, the lste, Collector OF the Port
OF New York. Mr.. Thomas Murphy
Jr., is young man Of about twenty
three yeats OF age and . blonde. BE
b a. gentleuanly J, ,prepcseessipg appear
snce, and will be very richly ~eodoved
it is said. by his ia.her, Hhoss wealth
|. we'll known. Mise Nellie is . yonna
l.dy CT about nineteen yesrs aof age,
and, while nc pretty, bss . issciustiur
pleasant, j.un.y look and esnefslly
fsshiouable appearance, She look
on the p,esent "Trip better , thss over
and has already seem a good deal o.
the world. She 70 the special pei
OF her papa and mamma The re
port 10 that the intenuou Of the two
families is 70 hate the mSrritge solem-
p,zed this Sprine and th q immediately
after the young SsopaS w psuoesd Il
Europe on bridal souFrt sss7 ever
SAID thss the pure cHsses nsas Yesterday
were ior the seddfng SetsssaI Of NJ
Nelly Grant WheSoerlsll rA,a . true
or not the Herald doss nos soueh; bp
il vas the common tsik lsst evening ID
a, d around the Fifth Avenue Hotel
~ p H~noA oA--..----------sz~Ssy- -
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THE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIoER,
WASHINGTON, April 7, A. NJ.

OFr,oE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIoER,
WAsHINeroS, April 7, | A. NJ. J
The SYNOPSIS of the past "a hours.
The low barometer that was ou Sat.
urday night over the Lower Missouri
VALLEY ani the local depression over
,he Lower Lakes and Middle Atlantic
State. remain without material change
the entire region from the Middle States
to the Upper Mississippi having cor.
tioued 10 experience numerous small
local showers with occasional
brisk and Essterly winds with
jipbt winds have prevailed in New
ENGLAND With low temperature. The
area Of warm Snutherlv winds are uow
confined 10 the Eastern Gulf and South
Atlantic States with partly cloudy and
clear weather. Light North~esterly
Winds and cslms are now reported from
the lower lakes. The barometer has
risen decidedly and is DOW quite high
IN OREGON and California with clear
wea,ber and Northwest winds, 1t has
r;sen to a less extent with very cold.
PROBABILITIES.
The range OF the lowest barometer
will continue to move slowly eastward
over the Lower Lakes and the Middle
States With falling temdersture; tor the
South Atlantic States Increasing cloud
ines and outbweslerly winds; for the
Middle aud E.stern States esstsrly
vipds veering to southwest in Virg' MIA,
s,tb generally cloudy weather aud
light rain ] Tor the lower weather o. the
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RIVER NEWS.

PrrsBURsH. April 8 6-River rising
to-day a. the rate OF two inches per
hour, with thi,e.n feet in the Monon-
gshels; weather psr,islly cloudy; wind
Southwest thermo meter So.
C,yo'SyArr. April 6.-River falling
with 81 ieet in the channel.
MENPHIs, April 6-The river rose
10 inches. Weather clear Mercury 81
degrees.
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Alex. ", StepheOS' kuttOFsht ou sice
pr.stdrnt Wilson's COnIpl inert 10
Gen. G"rdOn.
From the Atlanta Sun, April IL.
Ex CONFEDERATE LEADERS.
The courteous compliment paid Gen.
Gordon by Vice President Wilson the
other day in calling this distinguished
Ex-Contrderale CnIet 10 preside over
tue Senate, is extensively noted and
varously Commented on by the press
in all parts OF the country. The I'M
preston seems to be entertained by ma
nv that this is the first honor OF the
kind bestowed upon ex-CoDfederates In
Congress.
This 10 q mistake, il our memory be
not at iault. Itis but repetition IL
the Senate OF the like honor conferred
on Gen. DuBose by MIR. Speaker Blame
soon after this gallant ex-Coutederaie
officer took his seat 10 the House rs the
Representative OF the E 9Th district In
Georgia. :.
The moral of all such compliments
should be to cause all ex- x-CoDiederstes,
OF every grade and class, to cling closer
to the glorious principles OF te'l'goV-
srnment, for which tney contended 10
the day o. fratricrdsl strife, and which
principles lie at the foundation OF all
our tree institutions.
These courtesies are but indications
of those higher houors which are In
store tor ex .Confederstts In days 70
come who shall prove true 10 them
selves and steadfastiy adhere to the
vital principles OF all American con-
stilulional Liberty.
With patience, virtue, intelligence
and patriotism on the part OF the
Southern people. the day is not distant
when their "lesders" in the late re bel
lion" 80 called in the language OF Andy
Job nson, will DO longer be branded
with tue dlshonoring name OF traitors,
but denoted 10 history in the rank OF
seli-sscri6cing patriots, "cousecrated TO
the admiration OF the aorld. and placed
by the side OF Washington, Hsmpdsn
| and Sydney ,,.o
1t was, indeed, . proud day for Gen.
Gordon, and proud day for Georg's'
and a proud dsy for sll the Southern
Srstes when the "leader" in the last
hopeless charge in behalf OF their cause
in The field, ~ss instead Of being bran
ded" ss q traitor" called upon to pre-
aide over the ambassadors OF all the
States 10 Senate assembled:
.Tru b crushed to earth will rise again-
The e ernsl years OF 6 u are her
But error wounded Wrilnes WIN pm
4. 81. s.
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Rocky Mountain stations, 90 Tar o.
heard rom, it is rising with cold
westerly wirds over Lake Superior,
the. Northwest and iu Nebraska
Lakes, cloudy weather with light rain
f,r the upper lakes, and Missouri Val
ley, rising barometer. falling temPers-
rure, cloudy and clearing weather, with
Northerly winds. Midnight reports
are missing from the southwe and
the upper lake, and north wes tand most
of the Rocky Mountain Stations.
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at'heellug Ge9ister.
InL Ll4U"k LAW IN THE
Ia CSk.

We copy from the otfic al Journal o
the House OF the proceedings in tba'
b dy which were had on the passage o
the Lqaor Law, on Thursday, Msrci
9th. 1t will be observed that, not
xiIhstaudiug the rumors 10 the contra
~. al iour o. the members from Oht
county voted against the passage OF tb'
bill. In doing so they undoubtedly re.
tircted the wishes OF a majority Of tbos.
OF Their col stiIuents who have takel,
the trouble to have any wish upon the
subject:
Senate Bill No llS, "a bill to pro-
vide against the evils resulting from the
sale Oi intoxicating LIQUORS in the State
of Wes, Virginia" Was taken up.
The third reading OF said Senate Bill
NJ lis WAS then proceeded with;
wnereupon, Mr.. Brad ord moved ths,
the br!l he laid nn the table; upon
which motion, Mr.. Lsidiey demanded
the aves and. The demand being sus
tanned, thew were ordered and taken and
the motion to lsv on the table WAS lost
The avs were: Mes-rs. Miller,
(Speaker) B .rrett, Bad ord, Bridges
G,,ran. D .venpprt. Detvrr, Jr, Floyd,
F ley, CIV VI, Hullir en-, Johnson, Leg.
NJ Her, o Ftyette, Monr"e' Prince, Rob
in~on, Sh 1rt. Sniier, o. Gi!mer, Taylor
o R,ndolph, Thayer, Tolen aud Trip
lerr-23.
The noes were: Messrs. Baker,
Brown, Bumsarner, Campbell, Clende-
rn. Grow. Davis, Ferguson, Fisher,
Feminy, Flowers, Hinrhman, Hind
m n. HIvelv, X .ntner, LAID ey, Lewis,
Morrr-or, Potter, Price, Reynolds, Rog.
-r-. Smith. Snl of Monon..Iia,
S,.reS. Stone, Taylnr. OF Richie, Voss-
l~r and Wuhrow-29.
NJ, sSrs. Kn"trs. o. Calhoun, and Nc
Milan were ex;u-rd from voting on
sal / mDunn, they aving paired OF, the
former with Mr. Farnsworth and the
later th Mr.. Hudson, the former OF
tne lat named genttmen were ab'
selt with leave.
SAID Senate bin. NJ. IlS. having
ben read third time and the question
b-ug upon the pa--age OF the hIll,
Mr.. L4rdIey d-mat ded the previous
question.
The iam4ni heiog sustained the main
qu-stiou was oriered.
Tne man Question being: Shall
the hill pass? 2 vas put aud the bill
pa-Srd with It's title.
rne ave. we're:
Me..r- B,k-r, B ,rrett, Brown, Bum
g.rner, Campbell, C'endtuen. Crow,
= vi-, F--suson, F4her, Fleming,
FoSer-, II nchman lively, Hrndmt IN,
K ,ntner. Lsiiley, Lewis, Miller, (o
Fvet-) Morrison, Potter. Price, R y
n,'ds. r ,,er-. Snort, Smith, S ,lder, Cot
NJ no7g tia States ) one, rarlor, g.
r. coie.) VO-s.er, Withrow and Wood
drlI-33
TIE noes we're:
Messrs Miller, (Spesker) Bradford,
B-dse-. Cofra, Davenport, D aver, Jr.,
Fnyi. Foley, Guiun, Hulliheo. john
son. Lagg VI ,nroe. Prince, Robinson,
Sider, .i!mer, Tsy of K ndol n,
Th4,e-, Thompson, Totten aud Trip
!-u-2l
Mes,rs Knotts, o. Calhoun. and Nc
VI Ian, we're excused from voting on
trr passage o. the bill for the same rea
son- previously given.
Mt--rs Butcher and Shirley, on
the respective motions, were permitted
to nave il cred upon tue Journal that
h .i they been pres'nt when the vote
VA TAKEN tn PAS. SAID Senate Bill No.
49, they would have voted in the al.
d.natlve.
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New YOrk arkst.
Ngw YoRK, April 5

Ngw YoRK, April 5.
FLOUR The market for State and
Western hJur dull; prices rule IN bny-
era 'ayoT bu.ness mo irrste; t6 Is d
6 IS tor superfre SAT-; s7c47 81 for
tx "a STATE 81 S. D. % Tor cu"ice 10;
81 6j as .2j Tor t,ucV d. 20 II 40 6j
Tor supettine Westrrr; 20 80 81 80 or
com non 10 medium extra western;
g. s. dlS Tor chpice DO; SS Sd DlD 50
iDr common q choice white wss'srn
extra. Rye fur il in mDdetste re-
quest and ste ljy: II l0g6 Ior inferior
TO 'ancy sup-rfpe. Corn meal il
steady; 50 13 - tor comm m 10 good
yellow western; $3 2j93 IS for white
do. .t
GRAIN-Msrkst for spring wheat Ia
dull and prices show no material change
Exporters out OF the market Miller-
purchase only small lots 10 supply
pressing wants. Winter she.t qhiet
and dull Al 81 58al 6j, 81 72i al III
Tor NJ | do: 81 10 al 81 tor winter rel
western, 81 sOl9i 97i or amber western;
81 S5Ga2 IS Tor white DO. No 2 Nil
waukee is quiet At 81 6j al 81
BARLEY-Q Iiet sud unchanged.
CURN-0ull and unchanged Ga
G6c for new yellow wssern; 63i; Tor
old mixed western 64i s66i; tor
common tn choice new mixed spsiern.
OATS-Q riet and steady; 80 gj2ic
Tor pew mixed western: 49G5lic Tor
new black do 5la55c tor wnIte do
52l bid, snd SO ssked. for old mixed
western. 10 store.
PROVISlONS-Pork quiet a-d firm
tl7I4l7 50 Tor new NEE $I375 Tor
extra prime sl5 759l6 IS Tor prime
mPss.
LARD-Firm and qniet. Sfasi Tor
No to prime steam, . Tor keltie rem
derrd.
BUrTER-Firm with demand, 800
A. for stale.
COrfON-On ppot OPENS aniet. 1
higher; sales oi 43s bsles 10 port last
evening At lsic tor lo~ mIddliDgs !;
1919 Tor mid iuDg dplan1s
PErROLEUH-DilI and nominal
&c 'or crni- spd ietc tor refnsd.
WHISKY-Firm 9li a. 92c.
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DIED, in Wa-h ng'oD, recently, lit
lie orphan boy named Civil Service
r. orm, who WAS spprenticed to the
President last Fall, just before the elec-
too. The President, unfortunately, put
him to bed the other oight to sleep be-
tween CASEY and FRED GRANT, who
overlaid him, aud the miserable little
wretch WAS smothered to death. Eiitor
Of Harprs Weekly and other friends
OF the deceased will attend the funeral
without further notice. Services by
REv. Dr.. NEWMAN, Inspector Of Con-
suistes. $50
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-A meeting o.
distinguished gentlemen, including
United States Architect Mullet, Senator
Schurz NJ d some OF our best citiz-ns
WAS held to o-Gay at the Office OF the Iii
inois and 81. Louis Bridge Company or
con.u tation relative to the proposed
conn. citing railroad between the bridge
tunnel aud the new postotti;e and GUS
tom House for the better ur,ns'er OF
mail matter to the various town rail-
roads connecting here.
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CtscfDnsti HsSGet.
CIscrssari. April 5

CINCINNATI, April b.
FL0UR-A sbai, frmsr; spper6ne
5 80 "5 Is; family ] 5097 IS; isocy
7 9Jq3 %
wHEAT-Inactive; No. 2 red / 60
@l65.
CDRS-D1ll at 3siG40.
OATS-Qtst al 81 G39.
RYE-79 $50 tor No 5.
BARLEY-sj9sOc for prime 70
cboc,
HOGS-Pirm; shipper, 5 20S5 ~.
PJRR-Q"ted at fI6,sl6 IS.
Bulk Mests Qiiec shoulders 6t9si.
Bacon IN TAR demand, shoulder 7c,
ribbed sides Q 9s9tc al packed.
LARD-Qaies a. 84Si;.
WHlSKY-F,rm 81 50.
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Esv JERssT has at. last found its
missiou 10 the economy Of the universe.
An Eng'ish calico printer hss discover
ed that apple juice 10 sn excellent NOR
daot Tor fixing colors Tnu., ss ingso-
uty develops, do We learn toat the
most desp sed and seemingly insisnif-
a 1t things may have some use Ia the
inscrutsbie scheme OF creation.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, April 6-Mr. Buffet, on as-
suming the presidency OF the Asssmbl,
Yesterday. del yered q speech, asking
the confidence and support Of bis COL
leagues IN his effort to defeat the
Right.
NJ. Grevy will probably assume the
leadership OF the combustion of left
and left centre in the Assembly.
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An USFDRrUS,rE FAMILY Keller,
who m n Tered Mss Spencer ~ Sra
cue, y Y, and sfterss-dI htd his
neck broken, il OF an uniortliste lam
ilv. HIS father ws killed some years
sgp on a CANADIAN rs lroSi, and ne
hal bother al sister X lied At dih'r.
ent times by accident There is said 10
b. q startling secret behlDd the Syrs-
cu.e IRA ,edy.
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A DISTINGUISHED petitioner 10 coming
to the UniIed States The King OF the
Sandwich Islands wants u reciprocity
treaty with our government and he pro-
poses to come over and attend to il
himself. THIS is bu-iness hike and
straightforward. Asa Prnce, Lunsh o
may not have been great character,
but, g. a King there Is evidently no
nonsense about him.
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Iris asserted by the New Orleans
Pie unme that plan for resisting the
kellogg government o. Louisisns has
been arranged by committees OF prom
inent citizens. which will be sutpilted
to mass meeting OF the people OF New
Orleans during the present week. This
is as though q man should cut oil his
nose tor tue purpose OF spitIng his face.
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WvsHISGrov's LrBRIRY.-The Boa
ton AtheneIm has tn. library OF G.otse
Ws-hin :ton, purchtsel Indirectly in
1919 lrDn the hers If Juiy, BI'hroi
Washington. = tsv prIte neppsw o. the
General. There are abDlt l2O titles,
EN- bracing i5) brl1d vnlun's AMI T5b
pa nphlets or serials Tue bound VOL
umes are mostly English b'ok'. aud
represent various fields Ut literature
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NEw YoRK j. supposed to be chris
tan and civilized Sts,e. and yet in .
population Of nearly 5.00o,0O there
are more than $4,000 per-ous sup-
ported Wholly or, pasuslly BY Pablo
Doney. or one panper 70 every twenty.
three ~orksrsI This 70 most snams-
ful record
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TEE proposition Tor Coagressmen to
devote their rs, 600 OF extra back pay

to the compilation OF the Wssnrngtor
Monument d zee not meetthe apprsvsI
OF the Harrisburg. Pa, Journal II
says that, morally and 10 every manly
Fsepse," the vote wss disbonorsble. AID
it begs the tnsuagers, Of the monument
'iuod 70 preserve tbe memory Of Wssn-
ington fryu, insult by deciiorny TO build
"monument to the atnsr OF biz coun-
try with the stealIngs Of iailhless PuulIc
seryaptl.
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An aged uegress iu Delaware is repor
ted as gradually turning white, her
hands and arms are already blesched,
while the rest Of her body is iollo wing
suit.
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A sewing mschius Is run BY "spiri'
power Ct Atlanta
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SPAIN.
Harmony IA the Cabinet.

MADRID, April 5-Senor Trqneras,
President Of the Council, to-day denied
the reports oI d ssensions in the csbi.
net He announced that the ministry
we're perfectly united and harmonious,
and declared that the situation 10 Spain
was better than was reported.
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ToLEDo. Apfi!5.
FLOUR-Quiet " '''
wHEAr-sesdE amber mixed
81 "a .f. W ~ .
CORN-Dnll and nominal.
oATS-Qllss, but steady No. 233c.
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MADRID, April ST is reported that
4 Csrist force has defeated a BODY Of
republican troops on Arichsll, Igni
Heights, after brisk engagement
Senor Lorrilla has arrived in Madrid.
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