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NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE GRANGER CASTS,
-E1,<efif fEtt,dtth Ia Ihs CEidro Teik


gptei1t Uisndfth to The Ch.ago Tribune.
WAsn1NG1oS, D. c. Afay 8.-1t is stated ths!
ono reason for postpontug tho delivery Of the
decision On tho Granger cases, which II in IN.
derstood tho United States Supreme Court has
agreed upor, Ia that tue Presidential chances o!
my candidate npon tile Supreme Dencl, may not
bo injured. l: il quito generally understood
TINT tho decision is adyorHe to tho constitution
a!lty Of the Potter law.
HA1LKARCM.
The Ertf'lng Aar contains the following
"Tho clerks OF tho Tenuion OE1co expect IL
spcud all their SALARY for pocket haudlserchiefs,
80 great is their grief that Miss Sweets testimouY
Should cast my suspicion Oh Truthful Janoa, the
Kur7c!oslcucsai Of Minnesota, md tho former Pro-
Fust-HarlhAl Of tlat Huro2u."
OFF FOR PHILADELPHIA.
prayers by .hs Chaplain Of lilo two ousea, and IN ID
sroat majority Of Congress, the President. Ii. Cab
inst and most II tho sading aoycrnusnt o',iclals
t is I ,s sn ~ tpess t.an su59n.
hs.u alwaJs opposed rom Beot.e schemes in
frscudr. Indeed, il seemed 1t ons tln,S " II
The decision whether Congress shoud attend e Gem
tcnntsi g1eusng Or no: deIendca upon tho willing
ness Of Tom Hcott to deadhtaa TIM entire Congress
there and back. This hn has done. tnd greai dral
moro. Tho fact should bs reeorde, that Tho I.orr.
HHV p[DiNHc " LIE AtpfPF1tIHCut Clttt3
begged dcad.heal pac0ea fer si1 houss' Tidc
6PEAKER KENu.
It Ia understood that speaker Kerr haa decided to
rchisn Ills hpcA2eFshp Il ho shall not improve within
the nc1t two weeks. Thu statement that be has nl-
ready Tcs1gucd needs modification III that respect,
POLITICAL IoHgfDILIT1EA
Republican Senators specn!atfNG Epnn tho poftt-
hy that after tho 4th Of Mhrch, 1911. tic Dcnucrats
lay hayn majority III The aeuasa- un Tint dsto tho
terms uf tNent ygtx aeuatnFs e1ptrr anu of thh
bcr sorenssra are Republicans and nins ars Demo-
Gratis. II tho latter eaR replace tho rsrtnx Dftlo
cratic Senators with others Ut tho Fary, aud
gain six seyt scnasosn out Of tho seventeen which
must 10 etcetetl to succeed tho retiring
lserabicans, they will hare comfortable m..
havo slrraly elected Gov, Ct;ket Of Terai,
to tata tho place OF Hamilton, Republican, aud Will
undoubtedly M I'D Democrats In plncc Of Clayton OF
Arkansas, Nehs II 1on!,lana, and AIrnrn OF Missts.
Rrti, ajtl TIN Legislatures ot ttse states pretty
cerlalu to be Uclloct4tic.
uoon raoro6lt1ox.
A proposition h4s been submitted to ConRsek2 10
Avo stof1-nses carried by locomotives OF passenger
lrAne, aal unHauntri hy thrte whistles every lew
miles, II II assumed that ts warning would nuabln
ths farmers 10 save hay and grain which Otherwise
would ba Injured by tho rain to tic amount Of several
millions Of dollars year.
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LIT. vEnNoN, Ill, 1tay 0.-alsIfsss King, aged 10
years while Eoing funeral OF ueIshbor in company
With her mother, attempted to cross tho track OF tho
1t. Louis Z Southeastern Railroad d, rum.uerb Cros-
sing. nlhs west Of th!a place, whom ,the weat-
bound exprcss within iow yards Of tbs crossing
hour. lter mother ste.ar.ea u hold her back hui
sle broke ooso nn run. sho struck b5 The pllot
and h.srcd bodily sumo <llssAnrc agatlat ctnas.fcncs
hrsaktnN In har Bku AMI scattering hBr brains over
tl.e ground The Cosouers Jury fund yrfisct in
nceotdancc with ts above facts completely e1o1esAt.
Ing the employees Of tte train from ali bla1uu,
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Special Dipateh To The chtcaao Frfban..
XonrRxAt, Msy 9.-A ,noetlng Of ths committees
recently appointed BY tho insurance companies doing
busness In th!s city Nas hcii III tho Insurance E1-
ehan8u today to consider tho 1uoia Of procedure to
10 formed in oono<un. tho legality Of tho Insurance
.mg .e oSan:et and preliminary
UrTAwA, tlnt., May v,-Ths wafer In Tho Ottawa
River continues 10 rtss rapidly. and portion Of
lotnt yllfsgo Ii coplesoly inundated, and couIt4ers
blo damage tona 10 pFupery. Tho Mo Quo boom
las given way a8aln, and 10 u00 logs set Alr!ft.
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AGRICULTURAL,

5pse{aa pt'pasA 10 rAstAteass nt}sas.
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 2.-Ths Directors Of tho union
Agricultural Fair for contfal l!i:uos, cunslsue Of
district OF nius counties, 1nas to-day tn th!s city
There we're present James Lake tbs Mon. J. II. rsk.
rrl., t. 14icst. i. Hterrst. amt A. Hardy. Of Macon
County Tho Hon. j. +. Ellen, ], Dawson. and T. y.
sud {. u Valentine, Of Hat County; md i. Clspp
u Logan. leltsfs Hsts ss&A uoaa As ptestess fIom
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SPORTING
BASE BALL.
RETURN OF THE Cu1CAdOH,

Tho White Stockings returned homo yesterday
morning from their first trip Of sho Roason,
bringing With tAom flvo crodtIablo victories and
leaving ono soaEp In st. Louls-a record which
ID, 30 far, the best in the country. In tho six
League games played, tho Whltca scored an
aggregate Of fofty.throo ruus ~ against severn
teen for their opponents. Tho Individual per-
formancos of tho mon at tho ba. aro given In
tAo following table, which shows tho number Of
ganca paysd. tho tlss At bat bsse hits. and porcont-
aIG3 Of hits to llnle4 RI bat:
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FINANCIAL,

Httetel pispatcA 10 TAs rhtta7o zftturH.
MoNrnEAL, MAY o.--TAo wclanova grocery arm
Of nufrGsus Mc{iarIty, Of hs city and otaHu, hayo
suspended. Liahaea buwoeu t:po ouD aud $aoo, ,o5o
bus o"ing TO ths dissolution ot pattussship ts.ne
ETC., will b ttus taurn ths c1acs nn,nu,t can
10 correctly saecrtainc 1t IL Nn1ortu thai shs la
hiticA are exceeded y tho asssts, Qul Ill " hs
eatate will peobAblT bs ~,
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EtDS' lEYTiES.

Ne" ORLEANS, May p.-Capt, J. n. Eads to-day By
Eegfanh requested the 9ecrotsry Of War TO instrnct
oea. u u. conatoek, United BtateA Engineers, now
at Port Eade, 10 measure with him TIA
oepsA o. thu channel between tho tettles and
% iatnlsh tmneaiscly to Capt. Eads eertict Ger
GetlJ p1bl,ah.d statement Of MAJ. Howell that tAero
ahs y ,ees IN tho shannr Nil Iioweiaa assertion
Rsts also denics, and lsa re1uestcd Of tia TJnfeG
ts;e1 Gost HUI 10 nato raal soundines out seY-
sat lGn ln satsnce Of the ttttes. Assistant Mari.
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LONDON, May 9.-a.eauashIps AlsatIa, Qthc1,o. and
0recco, fron, fsw York, and Mora1.aD, tsou Port
land. bAvo arrived out,
PLYMOUTH, May o.-stoamship Goethe was repaired,
and sailed foe New York.
Gosr0N, Mxaa,, Nay Q.-Arrfyad. s!tAmshIp Hfb4ris
from Liverpool,
LONDON, May o.-steamshtrs Australia, fror, Nav
York, md Lake Megant!c, frum psI.lmort, hare 1T.
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Unon Fair at Decatur, huR 10 to Hert. l. and sdnnt.
81 rules and rs9ulatsns and splendid premium III
!or M tho ramc. From convor1Ation With thee zen.
ueteh no learn that but litt# In yet planted On
assoant of the vt, cold sesaou, and tho elop Vii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL kBTrHATE.


S1,se.d. D4spakch 10 1'hs Ch.casn 7ytouns
WASHINGTON, D. c., hfny v.-Iho following
estimate OF tho probabilities Of tho Cincinnati
Convention is from D1nsow standpoint, based
upon tho delegates alroauy elected and those to
be elected after tho 'tayorito Bon bueiuoss haa
boon eliminated:
Eos UonklinE... .1A
EoE 3aane. Gs
5oT uH
&oi D.
nAowStoWB pnErEnEScE-
Ex-senator DroEnlow'H sou. who Lns Just ar.
rived from Tennessee, BayH TINT tho old gent!o-
man IL N decided foo Of Democracy AZ over,
and will atlcn tho Cincinnati Convention. Lie "a for
Morton, and hts second chocoia 1isyca.
THE a1EENHAcKEns.
1NDrAxAro1Ia, Ind, May g.-The Secretary of tbs
National 1ndependcnt Committee furnishes tls Asso-
ctatsu lTeBs tho following c5rd:
Tho New YORK SIMS Washington special announcing
1ostponcmcnt Of the National Inactenueut Cor ;
r Tho a net ,s' ~ "a bs II, f
t619ned} T. u, TuufANsr,
-. Srcha! Dtspateh IA 1ht Ca,eaya Tr1oun1.
hlApiaoH. Wis., May 9.-To-,norrow Is 1xcd Tor The
sonl independent Grecn.aacE Convention al Inliau.
upol.s, but the prospect now Il thero will not bo .
eorrorals guard Eicert William orledse tho ursni
Ia here.
MACo0rIN COUNTY, ILL.
Speet1t Wsunfeh to The CAieugo Tribune
CAna1Hy1LLE, I'LL, May 9,-T!e Convention held
hare to-day fur tho puroso Of selecting delegates to
the Republican stato Convention largo AMI cntbu-
luton was rlaEtd recommending tho uon. John /.
Rluakcr for Governor,
u.;ioS AND ALEXANDER COUNTIES,
stec1nl n.sttteh 10 th4 GAleago Tribune.
CrtAMrAlus ILL.,, May g.-Tlo Delegates selocted on
Saturday last to represent Union and Alexander Coun-
ios III tho Htats CunsenoA for scroRRs for Score
laEY Of State. Tho4o from thu aler ste i,srucied for
Aiul.
F.. BLOWS FOR TILDEy.
31KMpn1s May A.-The prrui Will tomorrow. in
tta leading editorial present tie nanae Of Samuel j.
Iden of Enw York, It's choice for no,nina,tou by
iho Hato.1n Dcnocratlu Convention a. the cmliodi.
1nent of civil service reorl rorcnchlneat, and hard
{lGueY. . : - ~
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DROWNED.
UHQWNEU.
f-f 1aI

apttfat nttrateh to Ths CAicoso Trf1sas.
MINHEArolls. Atnn., May y.-A 5-ycse-ola child Of
Conductor 0sorso H. ChipmAu. Of this city, was
drowned tAls Afternoon. II playing on iogs and
fr1, tho body rrobAhly golng oyur tho 81 AntlIouy
EElH,
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Obituary,

. hrfttaI DLpItsh 10 The Chicago Jri5vnt.
8LooAlAuIoa, H., May Y.-Alsr, Hutauuah Hem
ssaw On ct ths arst s.teta VI 4eIeau County, died
, 1876-05-10

Sptctal Dupasch 10 raj Chf:ags Ttihuns.
DEEnorT, May V.-A Nusn.an narnei 0ottt!sb Klhlos
uaa killed to.tay by o1pscas.train, In front Of
which A sptaug to get out of tho way Of snosher In
The Michigan Central yart.
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NEW Yona, May o.-Ths usgaztne On tho Jersey
Cl1y heights, which exploded Saturday night, con-
taned about 400 barrsls ot ''Tol.rock powdcr" aud
soven kegs IF COMMON btaating-ponder, An syew!t-
hess says that be twelvs thirteen tuunot-inen
como from tho direction Of IIobaken md gu m tle
"huudrel atotN." Alter they reached thu top Of thu
hill 10 heari tho report af rstol anil aaou after tho
o1ploslou occurred. Tho irou duor OF tho magazine
w&H found nl!lea dia.aut yesterday.
In rrlaon ta the terrible chr accident At Tho ssmo
place laAt night, tho engneer's theory ia thn the
explosion Of Saturday night caused dIsarrangeucnt
of tho battory, md thu jar Of tho bcIpg driven un
tho platform cauned tho vibration Of tho wiro and
rang the alarm.
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. THE TRIGGER,
JACKSON, N1cl.. ~. FoMT WAIVE, IND,

....-. THE TRIGGER.
JACKSON, MICH. ~. FONT wATrE, IND,
spec,as IAspaseh to 1n4 Chicago Tribune,
FoaT WArAn. Ind, May 0.-In tie tele-
graphic riilo match between toams Of Fort
Wayne and Jackson, wlioh the former won BY q
majority OF ~, tho shooting waa at 100 and
5D0 yards, Zach man having BaYen shots at both
distances. Tho Fort Wayne team consisted Of
b1ossrs. luudo!i. Nccky, Hopkins, Wlse!t, Ack.
esly, and Stlnnatt, and tho Jackson tenn OF
AIctsrs, Woleott, Tiield. parluanu, Leyy. Ha.rtnu
ton, and IaincA. Thu tola OF scoses arc ~ 3o!luws
Furt Wayne, .uU yards. l7i 500 ynrs. 19l; total G3
Thu asn tood 0ncs. An4 tho 4ooyard ac5yn IL
tho bes Uvrg nalo In thA country. Ohnf eltgrarh!c
stches, VI $40, 100, md ,vU0 yssls hayo Leui ar-
ranged brtwran thesu clubs, the lrst ct Which Will
taka plAeA next Monday.
THE TURF.
LEXINGTON, AYr nAcB8.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 9.-Ths weather to-day
mas chapgeabls. but tho track vas fast.
Thu first race, mile heats, resulted,
sa4olere EA Nsuee.......''.'.''.''''..' l
Nc1Extns lcun!nEton.. ..,...."-........,,.......h
Ausph5s .''......--.s.'.."'.s".A
Actt'IlsSnS Monty.
honaxds 6a4ls 44rlnas. as......-...........r...3 .
Tins-1:43,t, l:44.
Ponnlngton waa tbs fsyor!ta largely.
Tho second race, handicap sweepstakes, Asd
slx starts, aud reslltad,
Murphy's Bob Woolsy, Ito pounds .....,.,.,,.,,,l
Mo4iFs.ha Chesapeake, lUs pounds.
ltoDau8uu aurgan'a ayptls, ldt pounds.
Illnp-.;j91t.
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THE GREAT STORM.
ShtNurecks mud Ioss of life

BOsTCS, March 2l.-A heavy southeast 10
east storm Of snow. rain and wind prevailed
here ali night and continues. IL ia the worst
storm of the season. The schooner Hattie
AtwoGd, Foster, from Virginia. went ashore
during the storm on Teddy Rocks, bilged
and sunk. Crew rescued
NEW YORK, March PA very heavy
eaSterly storm prevailed mere last night. The
weather is now clear.
VESSELS BLOWN ASHORE.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March I-The brig
. Matte y. RuSSel, from NJ atanZaS for Boston,
arrived here last night and during the night
dragged ashore. She h. probably badly
ashore. The brig Nanum II. HUI, from
POTt-au- Prince. for Boston, parted her chain
and went ashore last night. The vessel L.
tight.
SANDY HOOK, n. j., March 2I.-The
schooner NJ. NJ. Weaver. Captain Walter r..
Worth, of Green Green, l.. J., came ashore on
Sandy Hook last night and went 20 pieces.
All hands are thought To be lost The
cess, losing all the boats which they at
tempted 10 laurch. The number OF the crew
cannot be ascertsiped.
BOATS DETAINED BY STORM.
NEWPORT. X. J., Mercs 2l.-Steamer Old
Colony and freight boot Albatross, of the
Fall River lire, did not venture from their
dock at this port last night after their ar
rival from Fall River. Steamer New York,
from New York, has not arrived, owing 10
the storm. Steamer CITY OF Newport, plying
between this port and Providence, was un-
able 10 leave her dock. The storm In this
vicinity was very severe last night, and 10
has but slightly abated. No damage TO
shipping has been reported thus far.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,
TUESDAY, March n.

SENATE.-Petitious In favor OF prohib i-
tsry liquor laws IN the District OF Columbia
and the territories were presented by Messrs.
Wright, Logan and winGom. from the Good
Templsrs of Iowa. Illinois and Minnesota.
Mr.. Dawes presented a similar petition
from the Massachusetts State Temperance
Alliance, and Mr.. Sargent pre- sentei one OF
the same CT 'racter from the Good Templars
OF California Petitions OF n similar charac
Ter were presented by Mossrs. sherman,
Coorer and Dorsey, from the GOOD Templars
OF Ohio, East Tennessee and Arkansas The
petitions were all laid on the table, bin on
the subject having already been reported.
The petitions also ask the exclusion from
The civil, military and naval service, OF all
liquors.
ON motion of Mr.. Edmunds. the petitions
were all referred 20 the Committee on the
District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Conkling presented :. lS7 petitions from
pensioners. demonstrating against the pro-
poted transfer Of the Pension bureau 10 the
war department. Referred TO Committee
on Pensions.
Mr.. Mcmillan presented petition Of John
Brown Smith, OF Massachusetts, asking such
amendment TO the naturalization laws as
will permit the withdrawal of allegiance az
VIII. Referred 10 Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Allison. from Commi tiea on Approori-
ations, reported the West Point bill with a
recommendation that the Senate insist upon
Its amendments and ask for a committee of
conference; which was agreed 10.
DISTRICT BILLS.
MT ingalls,, from Committee on District OF
columbia, reported adversely hill 10 amend
section 1902 OF the Revised Statutes relating
: 10 the District OF Columbia and IL was in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bills 70 approve OF
the building Of the Union railroad In the
District OF Columbia aud to Incorporate the
Citizens Mutual Gas Company of the Dis.
tTict OF Columbia. Referred, 10 Committee
on District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Sargent, from Committee on ApprO-
8. TeDGrtG1.
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill
The Chair announce as the com -niftpe of
conference on the West Point bill Messrs
Allison, Logan and Waddel.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
motion OF Mr.. Bright Tenn D, the Committee
on Expenditures OF the Treasury department
was directed 10 investigate the management
and disposition Of captured and abandoned
property In the Treasury, and in order that
the examination might be efficient, the COM
mittee was authorized 10 be increased 70
nine membeIs.
Mr.. Page (Cal.l offered a bill TO grant to
the Yosemite Turnpike Company the right
Mr.. Jones ky, from the Committee on
Railways and Canals, reported with amend
ments the bill authorizing the Washington,
Cincinnati and St Louis Railroad Company
20 construct railroad from tidewater TO st.
Louis and Chicago. Ordered 10 be printed
and recommitted,
Mr.. Reagan (TeX) }, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill 10 amend the acts
relating 10 steamboats, and steamships In
the waters Of the United States. Made the
Specisl order for Tuesday next.
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BowEN'sACcUsArIoSs AGAINST BEECH

BowEN's ACCUSATIONS AGAINST BEECH
ER--Mr. Henry {. Bowen says he will pre-
long bis defence against the charges that the
Plymouth Church examining committe
have made against him until he has justified
his accusations OF adultery. perjury. and
hypocrisy against Mr.. Beecher by witnesses,
such as Mrs. Bradshaw and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Richards, who have received Mrs.
Tilton's confessions. The committee is 10
meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
until the defence is completed. At the last
session Mr.. Edward a. Bowen was questioned
as TO the result OF his search through IS
fathers safe for documentary testimony
against Mr.. Beecher. He answered that he
lad found about a dozen letters from Mr..
Beecher, but he refused 10 say 10 the COM
mittee whether they related 20 the scandal.
He also refused 10 state whether bis father
had any undisclOsed facts. lie told them
that Mr.. Bowen lad Published the clesrest
cases, tut he had more hearsay testimony
IN Y. Sun, 20fh.
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The Speueer Investigation.

The Spencer investigation was resumed
this morning, but most of the time until
noon was taken up in the discussion OF points
raised on questions propounded by General
Morgan to the witness, Barber. It was at
tempted 10 show that Baker, who held a seat
In the courthouse legislature, was a u. s..
commissioner TO take testimony in claims
against the government, and that when he
objected 10 going into the legislature on the
ground that he could not draw two salaries,
IL was agreed that he should have the salary
of the clerk. Barber. To this evidence, coun-
sci for the defence Mr. Mayer objected, say
ing that Spencer had nothing to do with the
organization of that body, and that he &C
tually believed that il had been organized
for the purpose of defeating his election.
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kilograms to The Star.
SENATOR B0GY'S ELECTION.
A CH4RGE OF BRIBERT.
THE GREAT STORM.
SHIPwREckS AND Loss OF LIFE.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE GREAT STORM.
SHIPwREcKs AND LOSS OF LIFE.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS

FOREIGN NEWS.
King Alfonse's Madrid Reception.
LoNpos, march 2i,-rhe News mss the
following details from Madrid. King Alton
so Va as received with real enthusiasm. on
leaving the church OF Atochs ne reviewed
me troops Tue march past occupied six
"Catholic Unity" Was prevented fr,m enter
Ing the Puerta del Sol. This prohibtti ton was
much applsudcd.
Affairs Tn France
PARIS, March 2l-The chsmber ofdepnties
has sLuulle1 the election OF NJ. Malarts
from the department OF Haute Loire, he
cause OF the miscount OF the returning ON
Ger. This Is the first election that has been
nrulled. 10 T. stated that the congregation
81 rites has reported against the canoniza-
ton o. Joan of Arc. Toe Office OF the Repub-
nQue FraucaiSe has been broken into hy
burglars and robbed OF - eco francs.
The New Italian Cabinet.
ROME. March 2l.-lt Il believed that the
following have accepted portfolios In the
new cabinet MarCiui minister OF foreign
affair." Maioraua, minister Of agriculture;
CoTpiro, minister Of education, y lcoteriOr,
NH lister OF the interior.
Amnesty tn France.
LONDON, March 1.-The Tunes Paris tel
egrsm says IL - stated That tue amnesty
proposal only ObtatrCi the adhesion OF y
sci ators and - deputies. Of SO provincial
raperS only 3 approve OF unqualified am
ne.ty.
sarIist Refugees.
The Post learns that the CsrliSt refugees In
France viii 20 bly, form foreign legion
for services I'm Algeria.
The Turkish Question.
The Times Vienna special says the Joint
action OF the powers seems 10 have produced
ITS effect AT Belgrade-Olimpics, the Servlsn
negotiator, has been recalled from MOntene-
gro.
A MRgut6cent Spectacle.
LIVERPOOL. March 2l.-A fleet OF 401 wind
bound vessels left the river Mersey Yester-
day; Of these 1913 were bound 20 foreign ports.
The sight was magnificent and altogether
unprecedented. The vessels formed q pro-
&C sion sometimes ten abreast aud occupied
two hours In passing a given point.
Wfnslow. the Forger.
LONDON, March 2i.-The warrant 10. the
eNtradition OF Winslow, the Boston forger
had not reached the American amhassy a.
noon. and ~ Is not likely a. will come TO -day.
IL Will there fore be impossible for WinslOw
10 get of In the steamer Siberia which sails
for Boston from Liverpool this p. m.
The Financial sftuattoa tn London
Home railways on the stock exchange are
panicky, sales are heavily pressed and
prices are declining rapidly under the
forced sales. There is much anxiety. For
eign securities are also fiat In sympathy
but the downward movement is incOnslder-
able.
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r1China and Japan are determ'tei % be
civilized. They have begun TO hApogt Cali
fornia whisky.
sTSpurred todeatb by a game rprs ter was
the fateof negro child In Stokss county.
North Carolina, recently.
ga Cheste7 county physician IA : treated
Of January.
1If those democrats cut dow the pay or
the weather bureau. we shall havf no more
emlLng winters like the past gsfoa noas-
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BLACK KILLERS SUFFERING FROM In
TENsE CoLD.-Hundreds OF tee aus OF the
Black Hills adventures have been caught
IN the recent snow storm In upper Missouri,
suffering will ensue, as they are beyond the
reach of fuel aud aid for their stock, nd can
not move In any direction on accou 1t OF the
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SENATOR BoGY.
Chance for Another Investigation.

CINJINNATI, March 2I-The Commercial
has a special from St Louis stating that a
number OF sffidavits have been forwarded 10
Congress affecting the election OF Senator
Bogy. Oneof the affidavits is said 10 be that
OF an ex- member OF the legislature, who says
he received $500 for voting for Senator BOgy.
IL is claimed that thirteen members were
thus boupht with money.
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Libel Suit Against James Gordon


INV YORK. March ZI--Sult has bee1 In
stituted against James Gordon Bennett,
proprietor OF the New York Herald, by Roll
Inns Bros. & Co. bankers, Wall street, I'm be-
half OF q. NJ. Rollins, senior partner OF the
firm, for libel In recent publications OF that
paper. Damages are claimed in the sum Of
500. 600,
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severe in Louisiana and Missfhsdprl. At
New Orleans Lake Pontchartrain WIS higher
than ever known since the Good o. lsfi. sub
merging the country in the rear o. the city.
A great food is anticipated In ali tie south
"a
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W. III. DooLITTLE, of Mimi, nominated
yesterday for Assistant Commissioner o
Patents, as stated in THK STAR, is to sue
coed Gen. Ellis Spear, resigned.
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THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the
Maryland senate yesterday leave was gra' T.
tboriZe the mayor and city council of Balti-
more to make appropriations "for the benefit
OF corporations duly charged with the GUS
tody of Juvenile delinquents." The general
appropriation Dill, after an unsuccessful at
tempt on the part of Mr.. Brewer to reduce
the Item for the support OF colored schools
from 500 600 to $50 900, was passed. In the
in debating Mr.. Donaldson's bill providing
for the taxing OF the property OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, and the reso "a lions
directing the attorney general TO bring suit
for the recovery OF certain balances alleged
TO be due the state. The bill and the resolu-
tons were passed, and now go to the senate.
The general appropriation bill came back TO
the house, with the senate amendments, in
which the house refused to concur. A COM
mittee of conference was asked for.