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track again soon after midnight. He had scored
2G0 miles. OLcary and Col. Simpson paced
steadily until near midnight. scoring 900 milcs.
Aaron says that he will run Campana until \
o'clock Tomorrow morning.. Harding says he
will kill him II he does. O'Leary at midnight
Is thirty miles ahcud.
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Favor. to Sol. Fred. Grant.

Lieut. Col. Frederick ID. Grant. U. $. A.. was
registered at the Brevoort House yesterday Leutco
Grant has been graned years leave OF absence 60 join
hi father In the atters trip 10 India The Secretary o
War allows him his Lcute Colonel pay during his
absence Thi. has awakened onvi1us indignation among
army officers in Washington. who that McCrary has
done this as 70 make aVor with the coming Admnis
fF.f
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The John 1. Davenport Investigation.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 26--A subcommittee Of
the ia NcHrN committee. cunslsftu. o Nossr ufti-o
l. te ami FRYE. Will 90 To Now Nurk wt,k ocgu
the invest -anon OF John l. Davenport which was o..
detcl y tlt House
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ST PETERSBURG. Dec. Pa further agitation
has occurred among the students at kiru and MOSCOW
but II was promptly suppressed Most of the students
recently arrested a 81 Petersburg have been released
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The Crown Prince or Austria Betrothed.


PARIS. Doc. 2G.-L' iiirerS states that thu
Archduko Rniolphe, Crown Prince o Austria. vii
shortly be beuolhed 10 niece OF the Kius OF SANOnY
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John Nolan, whlle under the influence Of
liquor ON "Wednesday got STUCK in the SOFT mud the
hank of the Harlem RIVER at LcS cSington avenue ant the
uie rose To his meek. lic cried Tor help, ana ul'
seho,kc went 90 lis assistance In the Harlem Police
Court Yesterday Justice Smith fined INN gil
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LoNpoS, Dec, 2G Tho Earl OF Carnarycn was
muuod to-day at Grc}soAe, Cumberland, TO Miss How
ard VI Grey stoke Castle.
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In rrl.on ON n. weaaIna Nlrht.

Among the petty thieves arrested yesterday by
pctecu', short of he Fourth street police in Williams
hurgh was sylvester Pulham. who was to have been
married IN the evening lils hcuothed visited the police
sy with klnd word from his own true one 10 death
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WAsHlNGToN. Doe 26.-The Impartial nm
n0uucrs that marriage has been ARRANGED between the
lnmnta rlar sister to the hs. and the lincc de join
AlIn- !
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MADRID. Dec. 2G.-Tho Supreme Court of
juAuCc has finally condemned To death Juan Mouuasi,
who attempted 20 assassiuate IN, King.
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Norhonsicrly winds. stationary or higher
temperature, falling barometer, cloudy weather with
ram ur suJW ON the coast
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Send Fink Leshes Atspoicr fo one year only ~ TO
friends II VIII contain MIAle COlius's new novel
" Tho Fallen LeaYeA '-4ia
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Wilke tolins's new novel, " Fallen Leaves viii an
psaF IN fa@ Le'as' IbasI al'a AsEgua, -Aas.
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
The Signal once Prediction.

| At Hudnut's at 3 4. NJ 1926 l7s;9l7o; n
| M 25-, 3s +. NJ. 26' d, 21', o. p -, 225'
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Peace EstnblIshed in Cuba.

HAVANA, March GA proclamation
dated Santiago De Cuba, March "a, and
sigued by General Martinez Campos, has
been made public here. The proclama.
tion declares that peace has been sub.
atantially restored 10 the greater part OF
the districts lately in rebellion; that it
Is now necessary 10 heal the wounds oc-
casion by ten years Of strite; therefore,
in accordance with Article 2 Of the
Peace Conditions, and by authority OF the
home government, the General DEGREES: /,
First, The authorities OF the pacihed
territory are to observe the most COM
plete oblivion for past events, aud strive
10 prevent the resuscitatiVn Of by'gone
passions.
Second. All persons now in imprison-
meut for treason, rebellion and seditioni
or for being accessory thereto, are to be
liberated and returned to their homes II
desired, and those who have escaped pun
ishment are not TO be proceeded against
Third. All cases now pending before
tribunals OF the Island for such crimes
are to be abandoned Immediately.
4th. All persons baniShed or who have
departed for such cause are to be permit.
ted to return home and are to be exempt
from molestation or persecution for their
previous conduct,
9th. All persons included 10 the fore
going articles and those residing in for
eign countries are to regain their rights
Of citizenship.
a. a. Il L. GsNasN aEN
forces who are still in arms are to be par
doned II they surrender by the 10Th o.
Anil
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VOLUME XXvI---NUMBER 1877


NEW YORK, March 29.- Cotton-weak
at 10Aat0Ec. Flour-Srong; No. 2, s. CO
400, supertine weStrn and State 81 66a5 90,
common to good s. 00aa5 %, white wheat
extrs IS 90a6 80, good 70 choice IS s0a5 IS,
fancy So 55a8 rs, extra Ohio IS 05a6 70, st.
Louis S. l0a7 rs, Minnesota patent process
at SO 6Gas 90. Wheat-DemandR active; un.
graded spring 81 goal %, No. 8 spring
81 22al 2S11s, No. Q Chicago spring 81 20,
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 zeal 30, No. l spring
81 3ial S6,ungraded winter red and western
81 S2al 3S, No. 2 Northwest 81 2Sa1 20.
Rye-Firmer; No. western 7Sc. Barley
Dull; six.rowed State Zoe. Malt - Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Good export de.
mand; western mixed 42a55xc, steam
mixed 6S1j<a55c, No. 2, Soc. Oats-Scarce
and firm; western mixed 34a35 I<c, white
western S5ISa39c. Cotiee-steady and un.
changed. sugar-Quiet aud firm; fair to
good refining a IIfa7kc, prime 7jSc, refined
firm at 9JSai01Sc. Molasses-N. q. quiet
and steady ut 20a4Sc. Rice Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Quiet at 81 061Sa
107.
The Breadstutis market to-day, under the
influence OF European adyices, was active
and higher. Flour sold 10 the extent OF
5000 barrels at IN advance OF 10a25 centT
wheat to the amount OF 6iS,000 bushels at
2a4 cents advance, and corn to tho extent
of $4,000 bushels at an advance OF lag
cents. Oats also advanced Hal cent. Pork
was frmer and lard active and higher,
while freights to Europe have advanced.
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SAN FRAsoisco, March 29.-S. B. An.
derson, postmaster at San Jose, was ar.
rested yesterday by United States author.
titles, charged with returning false youch'
ers to the Postofice Department at Wash.
ington, and other irregularities. He gave
bail in the sum Of $1,000.
Adolph Su,ro has brought suit In the
United States Circuit Court at Carson for
possession Of the Bonanza mining claims,
cIai ming that the ground now being
worked By the Bonanzl Company belongs
to the suiro tunnel by reason OF said tun.
mel grant BY Congress allowing the Sntro
Company two thousand feet Of ground on
each tunnel not previously located under
the mining laws. sutro claims that the
ground at present worked'by the Bonan.
u Company was not included in their
original location, and In consequence Is
the property Of the tunnel company.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
wAsursoTos, March 20.

WAsHIsoToN, March 20.
Mr.. Singleton, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported a bill appropri-
ating $4,000 for The deficiencies in the
miscellaneous fund Of the House. Re-
ierred.
Mr.. Eden, chairman Of the Committee
on War Claims, reported back the bill
appropriating $4,000 for the payment
oi the claims reported allowed by the
Commissioners OF Claims. Passed.
Mr.. Stephens, BY request, introduced a
bill to promote the general use OF the
metric system. Referred.
The House went into committee oil the
whole, Mr.. Beebe in the chair, on the
private calendar.
The first bill on the calendar was one
appropriating 81 500 to pay the Barthole'
new County, Ind, Agricultural Society
for the use and occupation OF its fair
grounds for military purposes from Sep
tember '6S to June '65, and gave rise 10 a
political discussion between Messra.
t:onger, Luttrell and Townsend, N. 7,
Finally the committee struck out the
enacting clause OF the bill. On the com
mittee rising that action was ratified by
the House. Adjourned till Monday.
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CIsoIssATl. March 2O.- Cotton-D Dull
and prices a shade lower, at l0hc. Flour
Strong and higher; family IS 20a6 so,
Wheat Easier, firm and higher red 81 16a
118. Corn demand active and pricts
have advanced; 4la43c. oats-Quiet and
steady at 2sa32c. Rye-Quiet and firm at
60a62c. Barley-Quiet but firm; prime
to choice fall 40af5c. Pork-Firm aud un.
changed at $1,000. Lard-ACtive, firm and
higher; steam 81 %, closing at 7sEc asked,
current make 81 20, kettle 71la7Nc. Bulk
Neats-Quiet and firm; shoulder SIC, short
rib IS 00a5 05 cssh, IS 25a5 80 buyer Nay.
short clear SIC. Bscon-S.eady and firm
at 4sSa4 4a5Ha5ssa6c. Butter Steady and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull and dropping
at 81 02.
HoGs-Fair demand; lower grades nd.
yanced; no choice offering; common $S l5a
aS 45, light s. 50a3 20, packing S. 60a3 75,
butchers IS 80.
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BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENTS.


Ngw YORK; March 29.-Young, South
& Co., sugar importers, have failed. Ii.
abilities. SS00,0OO.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-The failure
Of McGhee, Snowden & Molett, cotton
factors, Is reported.
ALBANY, March 29.-In the case Of the
Penny Savings Bank, Of New York, JUS
tice Westbrook announced to day that he
would appoint q receiver for the bank.
He also said that be would not consider
the sale under the foreclosure Of Blank as
violation OF the injunction.
CRYsrAL SPRINGS, Miss, March 90
A fire broke out here last night in the
heart OF the town, by which whole
block OF buildings was consumed. Sew.
eral firms lost heavily, some Of them
everything they possessed.
CiSclaNKrI, March 29.--Caleb Carpen.
ter, a hardware dealer Of Coviugton,
KY, has filed petition 10 bankruptcy.
Liabilities, S75 900; ssset.s, sc, 1000.
The friends OF ex.Congressman Vance,
who mysteriously disappeared. "a week
age, have abandoned the idea of foul play
and intimate that his disappearance ia
voluntary aud caused by tina ncial trou-
bles.
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lIurrah For the nonet Punch.

ALBANY, March 29.-In the assembly
to-day resolutions were adopted, favor
ing the introduction OF the Moffet liquor
tax punch in this State.
A similar resolution was introduced in
the Massachusetts, Legislature to day.
[NorE.-In connection with this dis.
patch we add the following, clipped from
The steubenville Gasstts, in regard to
what is going on in Ohio on the same
subject, as follows:
ave are glad to say that the newspa.
per agitation as to the Moffet bell punch
Is having good effect In Ohio. A bill was
introduced in the House OF Representa-
tives yesterday evening giving Councils
OF cities Of the first and second class pow.
er to pass ordinances providing for the
adoption OF the Motfst bell punch. II
the Legislature has done nothing so far,
the passage Of that law would gil the
mouths Of the people with praise OF itself.
However strong our desire for license
law first, which would make the bell
punch more practicable, this bill is D step
10 the right direction."l
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CHICAGO, March 29.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm; an advance Is asked
but none established. Wheat-Exci ed
and higher, averaging 8 cents advance;
exciting but unyeriftd rumors are the
chief cause; No. Chicago spring 81 i2ISa
/ II, No. 3 do gilt edge ii Is, regular
81 16N cash, March and April. 81 IL May,
sales 81 IL 1fal i " May, No. s, 81 0Sa1 04II
Corn-Actlye, firm and higher; rather ex.
cited and unsettled; 421tU cash, 42sSc
March, 42ISc April, 4SAc May, 4S96e June.
0ats-Demand active and prices higher;
241ic cash and April, 279Su May. Rye...
Active and higher at Csc. Barley-Unset-
tied bat generally higher, at 4Gc. Pork
Strong, higher and irregular; 50 80 cash
and april, 50 621Sas 65 May, sales at 50 Goa
go May, 50 7711ls9 80 June. Lsrd-Ac.
tive, firm higher and unsettled, closing
easier; 81 IS cash, 81 25a7 80 cash and
April, 81 30s7 50 n May, 81 81 71la7 40 Juue.
Bulk Meats-Good demand and prices d
shade higher, at s. 50a6 o5a5 SIX. Alec.
hol-3sc bid.
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Srcs ths discussion Of the Common
s1ool question wss opened up in the
rj,uu, Of The ISrELLlGENcER several
unlh, aso, ilhas been taken up and dis.
ss.I ia many Of The leading Journals Of
taSonry, and We are happy tosee that
rail, all Of the articles that have ap.
pu,d Ire in accord with those which
Llntten published in this paper. The
0iaso Tins and St. Louis Dispatch are
ill aieusiug the question, and both
Il tAsn are engaged in exposing
D. tendency that now prevails
"a he part of many educational en-.
Auliuu to load down the common school
rit.n With fancy education TO an extent
Ghnllly threatens to create a revolt
giiut the whole system. Such papers
ph, New York Times and Cincinnati
Gaat are Of the opinion that the time
hane to call a halt, and put a stop to
III endepcy, and get back 10 solid
p'sd in the shape Of the practical and
rtiasatAty education which the public
sAsd system was originally intended to
lrrib.
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Chicago Caftle nlnrket.

CHICAGO, March 2e.--The Dropers' Jour
nal reports:
Market steady and unchanged. shipping
steers IS 90a5 20, feedes and stockers ac.
tive at 81 60a3 90; butchers firm; steers Ut
IS 10aS so; cows So IS: bulls So 25a3 75.
Hoos-Receipts 1900; shipments 500.
Market weak and lower; mixed rough s. %
aS so; light active and unchanged at IS IS
as so; heavy in fair demand at $3 6OaS SO.
SHEEp--Receipts 760, shipments eO0
Firmer; shippers dull at 81 50ab 20.
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After Mr.. Garrett.

Mr.. Thos. R. carskadon, OF New Creek,
is out in bitter letter in this weeks issue
Of the Echo, published at Keyser. W. Va.
denunciatory Of the act Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Company removing It's shops
to Piedmont. Mr.. c. lays all the blame
on Mr.. Garrett, and devotes his letter
principally to him, as ;;rssponsible for
the great calamity which has fallen upon
the town Of Keyser in consequence of the
removal. He ckaracterizes it as an act
Of treachery to the people Of Mineral
county, who, he says, were induced to
compromise their claim for taxes against
the company for several years, by
the assurance Of the company that
they would build extensive shops,
" costing /. hundreds of thousands Of
dollars" at Keyser. Now, instead Of
seeing their town built up by the carry
ing out Of this promise, the many persons
living there, who invested their all in a
house and LOT, are confronted with blast
ed hopes and the utter ruin Of all their
prospects in life.
Mr.. Carskadon certainly tells a dis.
tressing story, but whether he does ex-
act Justice to the railroad company is
another question. As we understand 1t,
the company claim that they lose about
$4,000 year by running their noun
tain rolling stock to Keyser, instead Of
stopping as formerly at Piedmont. This
Is the interest, at 9 per cent, on nearly
100000, and in times like the present is
one Of the "mickles that make the muc-
kle" OF great corporations expenses,
and that decide its ultimate solyency.
Corporations do not belong to that class
Of whom it was written thatahaving sworn
to their hurt they change not" There
are no corporations and precious few in.
dividuals OF that kind these days. With
them "promises, like pie.erusts, are made
to be broken"-that Is, when it does not
suit them to keep faith. II is this lack
OF confidence in the promises and guar.
antees of corporations that now renders
almost valueless so many railroad securi.
Mr.. o.r.kadon in,imatss in the conolu.
sion Of his letter, that the people Of the
State Of West Virginia, through their
representatives in the legislature, will
take cognisance OF the policy Of the Bal
timore & Ohio road, and End a way to re-
dress their grievances through the abne-
cation Of all grants that initiate against
public policy.
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sTrLt ANOTHER sAyINGs BANK.

GRsAr FAILS, N. H., March 29.-The
Norway Plains Savings Bank, at Roch.
eater, scaled its deposits 10 per cent ia
compliance with an order OF the Bank
Commissioners. The depoSitors will lose
in the aggregate 100000.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Henry
Ashurst, q prominent member Of the
Stock Board, tailed to-day, causing great
surprise, as he was considered one OF the
richest members Of that body. He was
largely short Of all the leading stocks
upon an advancing market. His liabili
tiea are heavy.
WIN. P. Caldwell, another broker, ha.
failed, but his Indebtedness Ia said to b.
small.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Ths Garden City
Chemical Works, on Michigan avenue
were badly damaged BY fre this alter.
noon. Loss on building 81 500, on stock
$1,000; insurance Sl2h00.
HARTFORD, Cr., March 29.-The plan
ming mill OF Marston & Co., the besl
equipped in the State, was burned TO
night. Loss $4,000; insured.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20. = Flour :
Firm; superfne at s. so, extra 81 30, Min.
nesota family S5 50a6 25, patent and high
grades So O0as 20. Whsat-Unsettled am.
Der 81 Sia1 Ss, red 81 S2a1 81, white 81 S5a
l SS. Corn-Unsett ed; yellow 65c, mixed
54l<c, April 54Ic, May 55c. oats-Firm;
western white S5aS7c, mixed western S3a
34hc. Rye-Firm ut 66a70c. Provisions
-Firmer. Pork-Sl0 25a1O co. Hams
s11a9e. Lard-Firm; city kettle 79sc. Eggs
Dull and weak; western 10al01fc. Cheese
Unchanged. Petroleum-Dull and weak;
refined at ll1fc, crude 9a9Nc. Whisky
Strong and scarce; western 81 06h.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Sudden Rise in the Grain Markets.
Russia Imposes No Restrictions on
the Congress.
The Coming Message from the
Queen.
Does It Mean Peace o. War;.
That's the Question.
WAR NOTES.
A Frank Statement From Russia.

AFrank Statement From Russia.
sr. PETERSBURG, March 29.- The
Agalee Russo says the version Of Prince
Gortschakoff's reply, which appeared on
Thursday morning, is wholly inaccurate.
Russia does not maintain the right Of We.
toing the discussion Of tho terms OF the
treaty outside Of European jurisdiction.
Prince Gortschakotf has maintained
throughout for each member OF the Con.
gress absolute liberty to discuss every
clause, and also perfect freedom Of opin-
ion and decision.
Lord Derby's resignation has caused no
surprise in official circles in St. Peters.
burg, where it was expected.
lasATTEFF AND AsDRAssY IN ooSsuLTA-
TIoS.
VIENNA, March 29.-een. Ignstlefr
had an interview with Count Andrassy
to day, which lasted four hours. II is
stated that he will leave Vienna to.mor-
row.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, March 2s.-whea.-Pirm; No.
1 white Michigan 81 81, amber Michigan
seller March 81 29k, seller April 81 20, sci.
Ter May 81 so, No. l red wintrr spot seller
March and April 81 27, seller May 81 2s1<,
No. 3red St'l5. Corn-Firm; high mixed
45c, No. 2 spot 44slc, seller May 46kc, No.
2 white. Acc, rejected 42c; seller April 429tc,
damaged $50. Rye ! No. 2 at Gle. Oats
Quiet; No. 2 white 2eHc.
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Aauntic.

AsTaIM, N. Y, March 29.-Jas. Punch,
backer Of Trickett, the Australian OARS
man, has notified Courtney that Trickett
would row him for 1000 pounds a side
and 800 pounds expenses. A conference
Of Courtney's hackers was held here to.
day and the terms accepted. The follow
ing dispatch was cabled Immediately:
AUBURN, March %.
To James P4ncs, Syauey.
Race accepted, 1000 pounds a side and
800 pounds allowed Trickeil for expenses.
Water to be named by me.
(Signed) CHAs. E. COURTNEY.
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TnE Register boasts Of its superior en-
terprise, and yet gave no account yester'
day morning Of the important and inter
eating proceedings which occurred at the
meeting in our midst Of the stockholders
Of the P. w.&Ky. road. In lieu ofthem
it dished up the details Of case Of sednc
ton and abortion at Pittsburgh from the
Pittsburgh papers. This, too, after hav.
ing publicly protessod an intention to be
decent hereafter.
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The wabash Line OF sleeping
- lNnra.

TOLEDO, O., March 2s.-The Wabash
Railroad Company will on Monday next
inausurate the new line Of sleeping cars
between ST. Louis and Boston for some
time contemplated by them. This will
be the longest line Of through sleeping
cars In the world. The first car eastward
leaves st. Louis at $40 p. NJ, and vest
ward leaves Boston At 500 Pm. The
time between pointS will be less than 4s
hours,
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About an Even Balance.

CRBHrELp, MD, March 29,-At East
vile, Northampton county, Va, yester-
day, Sidney Pits and A. P. Thoms fought
with pistols 10 settle dispute. Two
rounds were fred by each, and as they
stood only six feet apart Pitts was killed
and Thoms received q ball in the head
from which be will probably die.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 29.- Coffee =
Qaiet ordinary to prime Rio cargoes la
l7xc gold. sugar-In good demand at full
prices; inferior to good common 51ta6Itc,
common to good common 6sSaee, yellow
clarified at 8HaS1fc. Molasses-Steady and
In goo demand; common 20c; fair 25c. Rice
Dull; Louisiana ordinary to choice at
kNaRKn
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EvAssyILIE, March 2s.-At Mclean
borO, Ill.,, Thursday night a man named
Rogers wAs sent to the caliboose for
drunkenness. The building Ia isolated
and q late hour got on Gte somehow, and
he was burned 10 death before the FIRE
was discovered. Itis not known how the
Gre originated,
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MAmHAL1rowX. Iowa, March 20
John sloughman, In Minerva township,
this county, was murdered on Wednesday
night, his body terribly mutilated and
beaten and concealed under some fencing.
Circumstances confirm the belief that his
brOther.in.law. John DAkin, isguilty OF
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Petroleum, Market.

PITTSBURGH, March 99.-Petroleum-
Firmer; crude at 81 cox at Parker's tor
immediate shipment; refined dull at II Hc
for Philadelphia delivery.
on Cry, Pa, March 29.-Petroleum-
The market opened firm with salesa at 81 As,
steadily advancing TO 81 80, at which Il
closed firm. Shipments 1900 barrels
Transactions 195, 900 barrels