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TIE BATTLE VF DuNsUANA
PANAMA, March 3.-An official bulletin dated
Barranqutlla, Feb. =, publishes the details OF
tho decisive victory gained by tho Government
forces in Donjuana. The defeat Of tho rev.
ututlonary forces was complete, md thvsc who
did not succeed iu passing tno vcnc-
xucla arc by this time captured and In
the 'cratody Of Gen. Vargas, santos, wllo
Ind beforehand closed tho road to Qcann. Ilu
following orc the moro important particulars:
At 2 o'cloc't IN tho afternoon uf Jan. 81 tho
t.,rccs OF. Gcn. AleIo Morales, Of the Army Of
occupied tho hill Uf ri NaraMiat to tha back
OF In Donjuana. The rebc!s then threw
up ou that poins several Of tIclr r. onattallons,
check tic impulse Of our soldiers, who lid not
number over Cg, ana 49, . serious agnt cnsuesi.
Tic forces ol ticn. Wile!1cs commenced at tim
sq tme 81 T't rs1s ssiea q a cr r9r
Tilis 1noyo could not bc accomplished
Without s9sno losses On our part; md wo
bridge. The conflict was quickly opened will,
ieavy cross:llre, and t:on, shnrp-si,oateTs, our
soIdlcrs lid not faltcr: At o IN tho afternoon
trenches brcastworks, and fortified houses
iny'e camp. Notwit thstan!ifng, tho rebels
continued to struggle with te,lacity, md dc-
they occupied to tho north md west, tho higleat
part Of tl,er cncaInpmcnt. But thu continued
impulec Of our soldiers. who contracted their
a1 irc, aud tho noise Of our ntraillcasc, Qlcl
t!lcin with terror, ansl, ut In the afternoon.
they fed IN horrible confusion and complete-
: u defeated, Just as our soldiers were rushing
rebcls arrived the sa.no night at San Jose ID
Cl1cuta, haYf1iE been pursued IA far as the dark.
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Of The District Judges, Of whom there nrc
seventeen outside Of New Orleans. Thirteen
Of il,csc Judges were elected rs Republicans,
md will mot recognize the Nichols Supreme
Court, md hare cnlofncl tho Nicholla tax-cnl-
1cctnrs, Throughout the richest portion OF tho
State very little taxes arc being paid, but such
as arc 80 10 tho Kellogg hold-ovcr Collectors,
who rcrogntzo Packard. Gov. Packard ft rcceiv-
INK rcanests from Republican organizations in
nrl rlr'1ging Themselves to maintain his
authority.
nErunIicAys APPEAL TO TIE COUNTRY.
10 fht TtAf<rn Associated FFese
Nav ORLEANS, March, 15,-'rhc following IA
While Iopulllcans of Louisiana i'sd totlays
Me Apptat II Repas!tctn. e hora'laa. r. ~
Cd. representing tho Republican citizens Of Loula
ana, in our Distress appeal to the citizens ut tho
loya! stas. tss., to rs,se their ,eet. to demand
majority Of the LAVAL 1otcs Of tho State. ntImIaa
npon sepuhlleana !n d!deIcnt part. Of sho State BY
9s Mhe .sagns ste uw atess 9t
Ssss, ss' .fss't'ns4 4.t a'Fh 'he, *A'f bavs :
q slound II Sew peana e ' ses saso s III
Il alone recognized throughout tho State, md they
sn; s.1 = Be 1t aoss sst IT, se IL % %Gn s
ems tlo. existence Of tho iaxtui t'oycfaucok H.
edged only Al shs St. I.ou'a Hotel It + recognized
u .he greater psrt Of the State outside Of New
sonHs; o's1 Il " hs s" s :sase.n Sa''ss r.
q thetr functions, saa they evetywhsto
f. e Sat-. fS Thirteen es at
Judge. outa!do Of New Orleans were elected by, tho
Republicans. md they have Officially recoEnlzca
hPlR n TPnt
viii force Tho United STATES to abandon Coy.
Packard, and TINS 10 tsrcgnrd it, eacred obIlQn.
mont II the President Jietl* 10 this threat II vii!
,s only to cncourags rebellion aEanst tho laws;
n o f ssa hs 4e,s m # to ss M
ono 1nwfal Government In q State, and whnn anoth-
st s..ers nuthortty II + the bonn!cn dntY Of The
has bcen beautifully atatea that ta1.paJers
Will pav ta1es eheeffullr to Nieholl.' srnolntecs.
%t s p ,dees ss y nP 9ss Ct @ 'RSss: Rs : @
the 'rolla because the licenses which arc col.
lcctahtc at once hayc to he indorac1 NJ the State
and who .loss not recognize Air. Nicholls' np.
polnttcs The funds raised haEo been by u sort Ut
' We appcai thestfoTe' % % 10 our fcllow.c.lzcu. Of
the loyal States not 10 heed tho sIencrs published
agu!nst ur. and to exert thoIr influence to hasten
assistance which should have come to u nron thu
Justice denied.
III touc.-lun. wc respectfully, bnt enrnertt..
hsE. nc hare right To tcnnnii, thnt tic hnnd
of Justice bc speedily extended 10 tle lawful Cow
ernmcnt IN Louisiana. to tho end that tho licpuh.
]eans OF his State may not be forced to follow the
example, Of the SicEoA party, aud attempt to ret.
tic legal questions By the use Of rife and cannon.
lsiEncd) v. II. DIxEo1sAvr,
Chairman Committee.
P1NCIfEACK.
WAsntS0ros, d. e., Aiarc1l 15.--Afr Pinch
back. III nii interview with tin President, Is
anotcd rs having said that Iusteu to whites
and mercy to blaeks alike protested against
1ht. rNr1,rf1ttf0t1 ftN Tnrt:f.t {3nrprt1Ippnf
The President is enfd to have replied tl,at he
would soon open A clear way to pcnco In Lnn-
is!ana aud coutuAtnlent to tho people OF tho
bntc
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Epscsdl DtseA 10 7As 7nbGAk, ,
nosToH, Marcl, l.--fhr Statu luuse OF Rep
resentat!yes to~tl1 unearthe4 sona serious
charges agniust h. State Reform, School at
Marlborough. Tt Report Of this Investigating
Committen camou2 fur acceptance, wllan It
was charged tut It wltcwastcl tho In
vcstigatlon, AIT that susesa punish
meu& had otr1 . bcca. inflicted Gu
buys for trivial oames by suborlinsts ollleers.
II was shown on g.A authority that offenders
wrse Ditch placed t:he ''swcat-box,", = sort Of
upright eo!iu wtttul any top, but without any
ycntllators. and tiatthcy wese kept there until
lhey promised u le3ettsr boys. IN other cases
buys laA hccn strh1id and haQ bean
pELuGEp WITH "a. Iw4rER M coLp WEATHER.
une member feAtll two Casa VI punIst,nlrnt
Which l.s laa Iuyet{asc4 ,-whsn two buys. fus
attempting to Okla pisce Of b1aa1 or u.eat
from tue table as shF lett the dining hall, weze
Ut oncs taken )o tho barn W thc
uiiiccs. who h.d thcm iu Charge aud
btateu on shek h.1eEacks with . thick leather
atr.p,. tu tho 9th vasa ! moultos ot tho
school was found Sl|pesln., unl Was subjected
~ tlv saluv tfeattlet VAg yLulu IuattIl LIS
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KINGAN,

Tie latest spcculatinns Concerning tho I'm
fortunate Observation-Disclosures Numl-
'nisccnccA.
Nnw YoltK, March 15.-The Klngan tragedy
cxctet much feeling OIL tho Produces Exchange.
uould Il. Tlorp said hs felt thoroughly con-
vtuccb that Klngau Ind been murdered. lie
believed that whom tho news reached l}oston or
Portland, soma persons identified him as tho
uilssing man, ausl knowing from suports that he
must have had largo sum OF money With him,
these men followed him to Now Brunswick, and
there f!ndfng favorable opportunity, robbed md
murdered hlus. Thorp is of tho opinion that
Kinsnn ha,l over sl00,ooo with him, while re-
ports only statc TINT less than $1,000 had been
found on tho body. He secuted the idea OF
KinGan being a deiaaltsr, ~ hia a,sets more
than doubled Ills liabilities. .
Several other brokers spoko highly Of him,
and said TINT his unfortunate death would haso
Detectives hayn asccrtaincd tt.at On tho tlay
KEn9an disappeared he hnal in his possession
SIS 900 In United Htatcs and District nf culuMs-
Ia ~ boads; Wall!nS ~
by the person WIN murdered him.
ClNc1xxAri, March 15,-Thu gentleman
whose tsIiills DEATH following ii. lislt irvu,
this city. ilo and lls bruthcr, Thomas Kingan,
came hera In 1857 OF 1859, an.l Jill q
largo business for scven Or eight years
o. the eorucr Of Sycamore ami Court atfeetA-
llc was prompt, decisive, and energetic
hilstucss man, aud was a general tayoFito here.
From thla city, IN lssS or lsU, the Kincan
BrotheEs went to indianapolis, where thry es-
tabiishcd largc business. They were unfortu-
nate thcro for a time, and lost nearly all they
lad spatlu tn this city, but they rallied, at soou
rnule laFge fortun9ovcr II ,UU Du0 It Is statel.
From indianapolis they went tu New Yurk.
wllere thuy mads Investments, Jamcs speculate
lni, In NcW Jersey Central, among other thugs:
1t Is supposed that liz Aas used up ncarly all VI
Ills u,ca,is, and that be could not remain to faro
bis troubles. Ilis wife, who WIS lately confined.
wns nn Indiana lauy.
St. JouH, N. H., March 16.-Tho inquest on
tho body OF James Kingan xat resumed to-day.
Several witnesses wero examined, hut nothing
WIS elleited ~ to the csuae Ut death.
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ONO.
y

Co1rMnrA, o., afarc!, 15-1n tho House this
morning the Senate amendments to Richards
Compulsory Eduentton bill, were concurrcd In,
and Tho lil ls now iaw.
4 petition WAS presented from the etato
Grange asking for n 1aF 10 tax dogs, tho rove
mic thcrefrom to be usc,t "a 4 fund to cumpcn-
satn sheep owners FOR losses sustained Ivy dogs
4 hltl was wns introduced tn tlx Tho maximum
In tho ScsAto this afternoon bills Wcro INTRO
tllectl tn amend the net of 1916 by providing
that the Board Of Equalization for taxes on bunk
sf,arcs sttnfl not Increase tho aggregate rcturns
VI County Auditors more thnn &i0O OO0U; to pru-
vide. that physicians kl,al not receive conpcnsa-
tt0n for attending Corunera' tnQursta.
Tho 3erato bill to protect sfgfai lights on
railways wAs passed..
III Tho Ilousc tho House bill prescribing fees
for County Audltors Was passed. =,
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CRIME.


dpeetdt Dt4pascA 10 7As Tribune
New YoRK, March l5.-Detccttve John Coffcy,
OF tho San Francisco police, arrived this morn.
Ing with reputation for Alexander Blackjack
fugitive President OF the Gulf Of California
Oyster md Canning Company, who was arrested
here on the OIL, inst. on telegram Of tho Chief
Of Police Of San franctaco, III which he was
charged with having dcfrau1od number Of
merchants out ai,1 others Of San Francisco out
Of $10o, COO by forgcrics, md by the orgnnfza-
ton Ut d bogus company. of which ho was
President. Cof1cy called GU Superintendent
Wa'lfng Immediately after his arrival and
presented h!s credentials frUn Capt. Lees,
Of the San Francisco detectives. The Stipcrin-
tcndcnt assurel Mr. Cotlcy TINT all necessary
a!t would be furnished for the successful COM
plcton OF Ills GRAND, and the detective iminc-
diatcly took tho train fur Albany to obtain from,
Gov. Roblnsun warrant for the prisoners sur
rculcr to the California authorities. Hiackloek
will be arrniGned tomorrow for examination.
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ITEMS.

Tho TIttsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road brought here yesterday In a special trai,,
of six curs nearly 90O eolonlsts Thcsc people
arc frou tho Cumberland Valley, aud aro going
10 srttlo near Frcepurt as,l other points OH thu
Iowa division OF tho Northwestern Ratlrontl.
Mr. l.. II. Cole, tho veteran General Ticket
mud l'asscnEcr Agent OF thu baltimore d Oh!o,
arrived in tic .4ty yesterday. Iio Is acrolnpa-
nlsd by Mr., r. +. Barry, Western Henufal
Passenger Agent Of thu sa,ao road. Rnt!, gr1l-
tlemcn will leayo for tue Fast this uycpIn4.
The regular nlDu:hly nlcetlng nj thu officials
of thu 1llldloIs Central iatrua,l WIS iclu ut tho
ottco IT tue Company ycaterlay, but no bust-
uesx Ut tMFloFta,lcu was transacted.
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MODERATE AND SENSIBLE.


An ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC ORGAN o1vRs ITS
READERS aoME unoD ADVICE.
Specidt Nspdfch to 7Aa Tribune.
sPRINaylsLp, Alascs. 15.-Tho Sdngdmo
Monitor, tho official Democratic paper Of thsa
county, pursues m entirely different course to
that OF tho smaller paper, tho STATE Register,
wh!cl, dafy lnslutgcs in cheap Wit at tho expense
Of President I1ayes anl1 throws dirt upon his
Administration. Tho 4Nonitor Of to-day protests
in favor OF giving President ftaycs fair chance,
and IN an artlcls :hcadctl, "Will Democrats Be
Sensible aud Patriotic, or 30 Advised by seala-
ways and Fools1" 1t says:
We arc not ono Of thosc who think that ''tho
tho gzeasest calamity that has ever befssion tho
sanntry." That be haa Decn elevated TO the presl.
ind usaspsr of power, viii not 20 down with shs
tF" VIC E hs n
III! ia @ Pse a s' q
% 9a eoqPJ Pfo'i liz hs. pc
GirISs'f!ss M isfGrm @ 5is ms promised to b. tho
e u msoc 1s s 1assP o
distinct army OF thieves hcll.bens for spoIlt md
pinnder. iis haa promlaed = eontervativs policy
low the ilne Of Bemoesstlc policy towards those
States. Until he violates thcuo pledges. and shows
to the country that bis every uterauca rclAtvF TO
Governmental policy was false; aitows tlai tho cx.
press language Of his letter Of acceptance and In.
auenFal address was simply t1tsne Of lies. con-
ssss T. :: q; as S{ e 4: :: hssS as.! G '
done he cAnno. snecaed.
Judging from his beginning, we infer desire to
work Improvement In al departments Of tho Coy
and snch appears TO he his determination, let no
opposing fofco be thrown in his way. The people
Of this t4o7crnncnt arc tired Of bad Government,
and arc nnwlltng longer 10 Rl.c passtyc subsufa-
sion to d!srcgard Of constitutional law. A man
htvh In authority, surrounded by m ngency Tint
owe. and yields allegiance 10 hfe power. viii DO
alsta!neJ rhcn he strikes out and darius 10 apply
". Slhin ths lass att:sn years; Ihe il!otlc ynwp
The advice TO Democrats ."not TO accept oaicc
unties h,s Admin!ttratlon.' nor "dasken tie door
advice OF a fnol, and will ind no approval what
ever among the good and conservative men Of tho
country. especially when given ~ those who wonld
accept office or money fr1n my party On Garth.
Snch yawpinE and aAvico will reaIIt In no good tu
the country, nor will It advance tho lntorests Of
the Democratic party.
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OHIO.

HiASAha AA,1ns"s 1, .EN. "!sa =. tnz HoAlSAf'oS'
Htfe'M Ntpa'ea 90 5ae 1HoaHa
COLUMBUS, u. March E.-Contrnry to Tic
general belief, tho Hun. Stanley Matthews has
becn nominated on the third ballot. Il wn, 1,c-
1,,ro1 ~, =, t,,o ra,v ho,r t,,a c,,,c,,, ,ssom.
ts's'' ~ " s'1 w! '4'ut t"o e''1eas pese"'e ~
hlca, thas iatt "as tse canning Mah' IL was
considered Us posittvo that, alter tho acc0n1
b blot, tho Rowland atlIerCnts would make
, ,r,ot and ~. ,rr.ot 1,1,. ~ tfo,, ,r,,,7 t,,r
.''t,A NV ~ -. 49, ,'.. ~.
over tne'F Sotes 10 ar. 4nit' lhsteao OF GOING
this, they elung to thclr candidate, Mr. How
1unu, only ntie OF their number changing his
.,,. A. s,,r M ,ho ,,,tr1 1,,lf,t ho,, I,cor
49, 80 ~" ~ NV w.. "1os .'AN w."
couhteu aho tue result Haae Hno"l. tne caacls
unde ...
01sAND STAMPEDE
for the hotel. where Mr.. Matthews Wos found
Iu HI. r,.n 1ro wns tnvltc1 IN ,nut. , .n.et,,
"ss .o.'' .,."...'s.. ss ~. set'.'-,"
IN answer u tue eonRfatn'a.ona o. n'1 !r'eh''s:
All prcsent returned to the toll Of the House ol
Representatives, where Mr.. Matthews addressed
thu assemblarc. exnressipc lila ai,npra tbnnks
f,r FL. {,r,t ioror ccr fcrrc,, uno,, him ~ atinn
~ ~. - s's ao1e' ~ s. es~ss
1hat ll's strongest ucS'Fc "ou4d be LOT VIC ph1-
lie Eood: that lie had no personal 1ntercsts to
serve. Ills greatest anxiety was lest llc might
mt hr aIl, IN meet ,l,etr eY,eriatfnnx 11la "a.
a.,,s aat.,a., s.t.t ~ $500. .,,.,ta.,..
!lashs "cFe s"ee''ea WIN t"e s9eateht app'ause'
The hall WAS well hlled Htth m:n'bers " tue
Assembly and citizens. Atier .lu1yG Matthews
had coi1cIutiett calls were 'nadc Tor Mr.. Low
lal"i, VINO, III q most hnpfY manner, tnanEetl
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THE HFEAEEk3IIIFt
EtsrtoI h4ks1tcA to IL 7Fd&knA.

GFdEs04 A9At&ASGA - 4A4 <FRkn&
WAsMlsaroN, ID. C., M4srh la-Thtl caucus
for the Sp.ake1shlp ls quito actlyv among the
Democratic candidates. saylcr aud Moss;suu
tsc hcrc organizing their campaign md court
Ing the tilIb.1sters. Cox E2s gone South ur nlia-
sion hn hs own Interests, hoping to secure thu
"sut1i South" fur hun US agalnst Randall,
1laulall Is in Vermont, lut u toou expected
here.
TIE Eoun AND HALF FER Cxsrs.
The grrus popularity Ut tho Uu!ted States
Government securities !n Europe II forcibly
illustrated by the rapid succession of calls male
~ the Secretary Of the Treasury for 6per ceus
bonls tu tr redeemed and refunded III new "
per cent bonds. Another call for $i0, ,001,uU
Of thcsa bunls was made to-day, aud
tl4s Secretary II the Treasury aimost d2ily IT,
eclyes thu most Aaitertu9 tcposss VI the contl-
deuce Of European capitalists aud people in slc
bacty u the Cn1tesl etats. Government xuurl-
h4s undoubtedly been Increased by the KTuwiug
tilstTust u European capltalistx lI other Ameri-
tan Investments and ln European l4auA
4xoTmE4 CALL roE nnsDs~ %
WAsH1sulpx, u. T., Aas>h la-Thc Eecrc-
t4ry u the I1rasury has Issued h!a forty-talrtl
81 81 f? ss ~ aps 5SaSs~ysSs e e ". % ss @ e.
u0UUi, principal and interest to bc paid At tha
Treasury on aud alter thu Eth Of June next,
thr itteErst to cease TN that day. The
i:.!Sss s:: x;.sv1:a l. ss. asi..iS .is r. e , s.:
IT, U,31, LDtl Iuelubiye: $t1k, MI. A8ft tu
D,HJ, both inelualys: Sl.1lQ, No. lAlGl IL Is
N, t.ttA Inclusive; tao1l ". 7,sd u 7,i:;3
anu III. %, 46l 10 4:,ss. both tuelusite; ST.
~ NJ. iao,lol " III ,tx1 both luclusiys; tota1,
t9,5U,u1.
WILL IL ArrolsrEn.
Tbs Pr+st1eat h4+ determined to appoint
Flint i lieutenant Eft en- fJaY ffthdInF III tht
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tho PURPOSE Of obtaining information a1,oyt
sccrctctl nsnls. Crowds III tho cnpitnl IN hfnn-
day sllontvl, "1Iufruh for Dinz md tlcatl, to
fnrNtrnersI y


CoM1N1 noAT-nAcE,
LONDON, March 15-Bctting on tho Unycr-
tity boatrsaco Is eleven to eight IN favor OF Or
ford.
TnE rHrLtoxEfA.
. LONDON, March 1A-5 d. ma dispatch from
Frankfort statcs that SwfHerlan.1 flnA invited
Ge+many, France, Au8tria, Itnly, Spain, Fort,1-
gat, md Rounlana to conference 10 consider
9 means Of preventing the rayagcs OF ttle phyl-
loxcrn
THE nnrr1str AND FOREIGN GRAIN rhADR.
1.oSnos, March 1n.-Ths Marx Lane Esprtss,
n !ta Wrsky review q the !;Itita corn ttadrt
continue. .a" snd @.t '.mpies ; ave H. ss esn
III very Inferior condtlon Prices, therefore, lluyu
sscn @ ifregu'at and slightly lover fos al but tho
very light OF foreign wheat, no fEceh arrivals Of
Ga'toSnian having nsen raoE:e ana .he return
been exporting wheat to tl,e United Kingdom but,
wt ,Ss, Sos'nsntnl dssenA tpslns!ns sp /. ~
yesr,a harvest On the Continsnt ". GENERALLY
calsy,. as THU class Of grain has not lost
ground IN the opln!on, Of millcss. Operations
wheat. has been IN fair request. Some transac-
sC1s 3: ss se se st. ecs ansay
inicrtor American wheat has recently, been taken
20 our matkct7 also for Continental account,
effect upon our own OF tho principal European
mntkcta There have boon numerous arrivals uf
Californian cargoos into. various parts Of Tho
United Kingdom, practically cosnprinlng Tho heavy
AZ re anticipated. they have been readily absorb
3D. Liverpool taktng tho lions :tatc dmi ths Con-
creme In supply has been attended by healthy
trade. nna Improvement In Liverpool. These ar.
rivnls will considerably rehnte the 1nnntIty on
rasssgo AMI this will probably excite inquiry IN to
tho sources from which, our requirements later on
nre 10 ba Mndls MP.
sIlvof c1o4ad to-day at lid per ouuca
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hfEXICO.
TUE RULE or pIAz-rEAsxCuTloN or PROTEST.

ClTr or Msxico, March l3,-Tho Senate has
been tguorcl by tho Provisional Goyesnment,
who hayc dcclare1 that tbs law crcatlu; tho
Senate was forced BY Lcrdo appointing hEa
frends. plaz. haweyeE. promises to observe
tho Constitution when not too inconyenlent.
United States Minister Foster sccogu,xcs
nIax W President ln fseto but will not formally
FecoInfze htul ~ President dv luro uptn after
thu uieGtlnl: VI congree. and BY Inauguration.
persea by tbs military. Two officers ot the
ZarateAs State troops xers epgsgel u the per
seeutiou ot Frotestants. Cries ii "Dxaah to
rtote;taut;" mingled xith hprrah. t.s "r9s ,n
CnpitAl un BnnIay, aId snlno ubuscs were cUul-
miltel. 4 nau WAs suztu1e4 Ut tueEnaYa.a 1ot
, 1877-03-16

IElEGRAPH|C NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, March lA-Tha Medical Col
legs Vi FcnnxylSahla To-day conferred the degree
of Doctor Of AraiLr1ne on fifteen women.
Sp<ciA ksspatcA 10 11s 1ltaaa&
ADRIAN, Mich, March l1--Qne Vt thu last
aets Ut lrcsLlsut Grants Administration NM
the appointment Ut Col. X. A. Waits, Of this
city, United states district Atturnsy Tor Wyo+
lnnx TrErtsisy. 'fha Eoioucl started fos Chsy-
cute tp-AtEht, and crowd VI Republican
fs:un1s converted LII depart ure lnto d co,npli-
Ii sutary OYatiuu.
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Tho Several Ambassadors VIII
Soon Return to Constnn.
tinoplc.
Priority In the Work of Disarmament
the Main Point at Issue.
War md Mi.lhnt pnslla's Recall tile Bur.
den Of the Mob.Cry In Con.
stantinoplc.
The City Reported to Bo In Fearfully
Domoraliged State,


MoATENEoNo AND TuaKEI'
st. PETERSBURG: March 1s.-1t Is eemf-of1-
clally stated that the slow progress Of peace nc
gotiations between the Porto and Montenegro ts
observed with much regret in political circles
here. alontcncgro adlofcs to tho decision Of
permit tic uufettercd return Of tho ucrxcuovia-
H., xaf.,..o.s s -" ~ o.a
ae - ss Ua a.s "as ",s IJ w.
se"tea 10 thc teffto9aal ccsslons ucHanucd ny
Montenegro, or made any countcr-pr0posals.
coHsrANr1NopLB.
Coyar,rr,sort,r sforcn 1E,-zgrcat aoftatfon
,,~orn,t. .r..s .s''.,, ~ -, st,,sat 49, "s,a
psc'a''s: '.s... ing fceali ol Manat tatna anu
war With Russia seem dominant atn0nE the coll
fused demands Of tic populaee. Grave conpli-
cations arc apprchendctl.
,ny.r,rrr oora ro ,o,nov
PANS, siarei, is-dcn. ignatieiI's % departure
'0f aoaaon ~ - teeassa a. psaea,a sem,
this morntnr ANNOUNCES in official farm TIM. Mr.
Elliot will very shortly resume hts. duties as
s, sd .nat 1o Is probo i % taa i 2os re.us
will be followed by that Of tho Ambassadors Of
the othcr great Powers.
IS THIS ron Tna rfHSps1
has proclaimed a general amnesty IN Dulrurta.
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FRIENDLY AND PAoiffcAToRr.
The Engl'sll answer to Russla's proposals ia
snpce,eu ~ ueeaslon 1uflner negos'a'lon' ot
friendly mud paei1catory character.
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NV aatsa eotfespo''asn' 'epos.' tnas oeH'
1gnaticT will 60 to England on tho invitation
Of Lura Salisbury, who has asltcd him to visit
his country residence. The object Of 1gnatfcf1's
Journey Is to second Count schauvalnir's efforts