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sonora Revolution Ended.

SAN Francisco, March 95. AZ San Diego
special says: A letter dated Sonora, March
%, says: Therevolutlon seems to best an
end. Two couriers arrived to-day from
ATagdalina with a communication from
Gen. Altimarime, directed to tho Munici-
pal President Of Cucurpes, advising him TO
dishand the forces under Maraliz and a
peaceful recognition Of the serna Govern.
ment,
Another courier arrived late from Palma
with communication from Gen. Serna
to Gen. Lesargo, notifying him that on
the following day he (Sernal would enter
Hermosillo with six hundred Nationals
and three hundred volunteer troops. The
Federal forces aided Serna, which proves
that President Diaz favored Serna's reyo-
luton against the lawful government Of
SOnnFn
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STEUBENVILLE.
SrErnExvrLLE, March 90.

SrErnESyILLE, March 90.
CHuPulrnce o: the IntcllIscuccr.
The Nationals Of this city have taken
pity on the poor colored man, and NOM
inaed nr. Walker for City Solicitor. The
Dotor mishtdo well enough advising the
city fathers in regard to their ills and in
rlaSerinI up broken heads and dIslocated
R'ses, after some Of their highly contested
dtla'es, but in giving opinions upon some
dthc h.'rieste law points that come up
ltiotc that august body, we think he
would fnd himself lacking the requisite
legal lore. The Republican and Demo
rra'icnOmners io- that Office, are two Law
Iatncn who will, 10 doubt, make it
ilTcly for each other hetwesu now and the
SECTION. Peace mud harmoL;V will be a
lhg ot the PAST in that office irr some
Nne. +. ), Andrews, the Democratic !nom-
me-, lsa Young attorney ot extraordinary
a6llly, and has many sound supporters,
SEho will not forget him when ilie time
hLactiOn arrives.
The railroad shops have not been re.
moved from this city to Dennison, as yet,
Gal lor all the good they are doing us nov
Aey might rs well be, for the company
~ having all their cars repaired at the
aaer Place, AMI there are very few work
TsA let here and they have very little to
The lHan Exhibition will soon bc a
@'Ns OF reality, rs committees have been
appS'hed and room procured for that
p!So,Fpost 50 when the hour comes every
Wlag will @e a bOOming or otherwise.
Inc Gdaitt is again after the county Off.
vas log uot at;Cpling to their business
@petIy, and We G'e with them in the
NWOlk; Liquor seli>rs, gamblers aud
a@ptHo houses of ill.iamc have been ar
ts'M, brought up before tbs court and
.aeNSN OF 500 apiece, and then 2llOwed
w sAlk free without ever paying cent
" Welr tine. This kind OF hiindioldiDg Of
vsts'll!ens has been carried on year alter
!sI'. WIlh great expense to tho county,
s seu y IS howAh1nt time for q reform. The
Eopls shoald have vim enough 10 look
'aIo ialsmatter aud see that each and ey.
" aoe be collected. Steuhenville has
asay evils to eradicate, and prominent
HnoGs these are its numerous houses OF
Prostitution, which have become such a
,.t',aee =, , to our city that unless they are
Neaee brokcH up We will have the finger
" Sorn pointed at Us us an example OF
sNaneS8 and crime. Many disgusting
Ssne; .;S take place upon our streets, occa.
s'aea s,, by these hariots, that would be un.
NY appear III print. IL not this demor.
sunny sunny TO the women and children that
,Sal SSonOl Ge'p but see it, under the glare oI
SS'n' w. usht? 1t certainly is, and should
%rSlonee a broken up.
,,ra, ,ae murder trial came up yesterday but
;yS no Jury has been impanelel, Il be
SS,ls NY almost impossible to ilnd the required
sOsa, Uuae'! In this county who DO not know
'92stilng about the case.
an tne Lecture and Library Association o
tSsi!h hssc have done vast deal OF good b,
IslI ... entertainments this winter. and M
''"''s' that have been given were Al
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HUNGARY.
FLOODS RISING AGAIN.

PEsrn, March 25.-The water at Siege.
din Is Ngain rising. If the rise continues
there will be little chance Of saving few
Of the remaining houses.
Titel will scarcely escape the terrible dis.
Gster. Water is breaking over the Dykes.
The soldiers and laborers that were
strengthening them are exhausted. Other
places are threatened,
GREAT Loss OF LIFEASp RRoPERFY Ea@TSESr.
PEsrH, March 96.-Thore is not q single
boat at neVaoanga, and great loss Of life is
certain II the flood increases.
VIENNA, March 25.-Renewel floods in
Hungary have covered Il, 600 acres OF land
which had already been sown, and the
lives Of !, 200 people ar0endangered.
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mlttee, and contributes as much to
the support Of tho Federal Treasury,
Their statement Is wide OF the
mark. There is no way to tell what
revenue the inhabitants Of each State pay
into the Treasury, for Il Is paid by con.
sumers, and Internal Revenue and Gus
toms statistics are therefore not to the
point The best criterion 10 measure the
relative weight Of States as Federal tax.
payers Is the receipts through the post.
offices. These afford a fair indication OF
the tax.paylng capacity Of States and com.
munities. Measured by this, West Vir.
ginia cuts but sorry figure by the side Of
Minnesota, and the Democrats suffer from
instituting q comparison. The following
figures will give the number OF President.
ial postofiiCes in each State, and the
amount Of postofFies receipts last fiscal
year:
West Va. MInn.
Posothee reccipT sES0n
Presidential poSl0tlets....,.,..... n
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nrn.nrent Poner 0ranted.

NASHVILLE, March 95.-The supreme
Lodge Of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen approved Of tho proposition to
give separate beneacent jurisdictions
power, II they see fitto exercise It, Of ere
atins relief or sinking funds, providing i
docs not conflict with the collection and
disbursements OF beneficiary funds. Official
enrolment reported to Supreme Lodge
shows that the order now has strength
of g3 OOO. The Supreme Lodge adopted
"a nj, emblem OF the Order an anchor ana
shield and the rays OF the sun as q eom'
LinStion and abolished collars and aprons
as rcgalia, and instead proSlaea ioL - =
suitable badge TO be worn on lpe te''
hYeaak F4s
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ZACH cTANDIERS RErLEcrloxs,
ION Taking His old Seat at the Opening
of the Exlra HeANIou1

ION Taking HIS OIu seal NJ tue opening
OF the Extra Session..
Wall, this is my old seat. l took this
same scat Is years ago, and have sat here
ever since, except thN short break Of
ChrlStiaucy's term. When first tooE this
seSt tile Republicans had just come into
power. Jstf Davis and his party had be-
gun their treason, anu sal here and tried
to do my share to grant all the means 10
prepare for war and carry 1t on, alltt con-
aus treason and save the Union. l OPP
posed oil sentimentalities In dealing with
yanuuished rebels, and thought recon.
struction, il admitted ut all should be very
gradual. never expected TO see thlsdRy,
and especially within less than 20 years
a DamocralIa majority in the Senate oithe
United States, and majority OF those same
Democrats as officers in the rebellion:
This is q fast age, but for an intelligent
people who had s,Ved the Union 10 turn
about and put rebels in power over them
Is ahead OF anything VIC will find In the
history OF any other countay.
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FRANCE.

PAMs, March 9i.-paul De Qassagnac
justiies his vote iavorlng return Of the
Chambers to Paris on the ground that a
return will be deliberate act OF suicide on
the part OF the Republic.
Twenty-nine thousand spinners and
weavers send deputation to Paris 10 rep.
resent to the Government the destitution
in consequence Of a reduction OF wages
and in some cases complete stoppage Of
work,
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QinaiAnan.

CiSolSNATl, March 25.-cotton- Firm nj
9Nc, Flour-EaS'er but not quotably lower
Wheat-Fair demand; red and white 81 OOs
oS. Corn-Quiet and steady at S6ss7 10
0ats-In good denanA at full prices, 27as0c
ltye-Steady at DC Barley-Qulet: No
ts!l 0oa9Sc. PoFk-Deniand fair and marke ii
firm at $40 o.. Larl-Dnll and nominal:
current make held at 80 80, RuIk Meats@
Dal! and lower TO soil, esalcE and nominally
y 6oit laHi o. Hacon-Dull at IXa5liS
3 6!1ao,Se Butter-Stealy and unc6angcd' :
Lin,ssed !, 9lI=;ssIteady 9 st6So, WkAEy-steSdy
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suNDRTEs By TELEGRAPH.

A Turkish WaR.Ql.Yar has been ordered
to Greece. Several others are In readiness
to follow.
Field Marshal AIantcutfcl is mentioned
as tho probable Governor Of Alsace, Lor.
raine, when the autonomy Is granted.
In nthe HOUSE Of Lords last night Lord
Lansdowne's motion Of eensqra IN regard
to the Zulu war was rejected, l6G to u.
The municipality OF Paris have decided
10 main,ainits resolution granting 100000
francs 10 the radical committee for the re.
lief Of the Gomnqnists
In the Ercnch Chamber Of Deputies
Minister Lepere asked for Q credit oI
800, 900 francs to delay tho travelling OK.
penses Of the amnestiSd Communists,
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River II feet 3 inches and falling,
The Q'Neal lett for Pittsburgh At 7 4. ".
The Courier departed lQl a. ".
The local packets put in their usual ap-
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
rassed up 0 AL N.
Tho Andes got off for Cincinnati at 4
p. ". with good trip.
The Baltic passed up at 5 r. NJ. with
three model barges belonging to the
Cumberland TowbOat Company.
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
packet at l0I to-day.
The Emma Graham, for oineipnqtj, will
pass down tonight.
IL TelexsgPa
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Weather clear
md pleasant;
MkNpnIs, March 81. River risen three
inches. Raining.
NRw ORLEANS, March, %. Weather clear;
thermometer 72'.
NAsuvILlS, March IS. River rising with
10 feet OH the shoals.
VlcKsnURd, March 25. Weather clear;
thermometer 7S'. River risen inches.
EyASsYEkhH, MarRh ...-Rlysr rising;
so.
CAlRo, March 25.-Rivcr SO feet / inch
and rising. Weather fair. Thermometer
5S'.
PirrsDuRuu, March 25.-River 0 feet
7inrhes and falling. Weather OlCar and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 25. River rising; IL
feet 4 inches in the canal, Weather clear
and pleasant
CxcISSATl, March 25, River 81 feet
and rising WoathgF pool. Arrived:
Hudson, Wheeling, Departed: Hudson,
Wheeling; virgie Lee, Evansville; Gold
en- Crown, New Orleans. Due tonight:
Alice, St. Louis; W. 2. Thompson, Pitts
burHh.
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baltimore,

BALrlAoEk. March 95.-Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Firm, higher and active
No. 2 Pennsylvania red 81 Is; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, March aud April 81 iSNS
| lSAi May 81 lS4al II. Corn -Wesiefn
dull western mixed, spot, March and April
5S2saiSNei May unchanged; lteaIpcr 4ONc
O2ts-Dnllt PeAnylyaNa SSaaSIZc: western
white SsasS >zc; do mixed unchanged. Rye
Quiet " taa6Tc, lIay-Unchanged Pfoyi
i,Ons-Vnchanged. Butter-Steady and mn
CHANGED. Eggs-Qniet at l4Sl5c. Petroleum
unchanged. COlee-Steady and unchSng
ed. WhlSEy-Dull and unchanged.
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A Constantly Recurring Source of Pleas.

As every one who reads the papers at
al has bepolle aware not only ot the ex-
isteBce Of an honestly conduetel Lottery
in Louisiana, but also been more or less
tempted by tho glittering prospects Of a
fortune within their r9aoR by the simple
expenditure Of couple Of dollars, the
constantly recurring monthly drawings
excite more and more attention, and their
satisfactory management affords much
pleasure TO allinterested. For the fur.
ther information desired, the reader
should address NJ A. Dauphin, ?. o. Box
692, New Orleans, La.
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81. LOUIS, March 95.-1t is reported in
railroad circles that there probably will be
cut in passenger rates East in day or
two. 1t is charged that the Wabash road
has been paying commissions 10 the scalp
en for two months past, and the other
roads, particularly tho Vandalia, tits said,
will inaugurdte an open war unless the
Wabash withdraws tke tickets in scalpers
bands.
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Chicago,

cElcAoo. March aa-FlOur-Quict but
steady, WhCat-Quict and weak No. 2 red
winter u 0lal 0l No. Chicago spring. fresh,
" Hc REGULAR S97TC cash; S91aS9Xc April;
!SHaaie May; No. s. sO1ic; rejected 66Xc.
Corn-Dull aud tending downward; fresh
SHc REGULAR SlssaSlAc April; 35jEc May;
Soc June: 0ats-Quiet and weak at 2IXc
cash; 9lHc April; 251Sa25kc May; 25Xc BID
June. Rye and Barley--Steady and uu.
changed. Flax seed-stcady and unchanged.
pork.ln good demand, but st lower rates;
- 02k cash; 50 924a9 l5 April; $40 O6a
10 o. May; $40 l1)Salo 20 June. Lard-In
iair dem9Gd but at lower rates; 50 IS cash ;
~ SaanS!tf April; 30 421 May; So 80 June.
at $I0i. "Ns' "''>' "S sN
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CINCINNATI, March 25.-The owners Of
the famous trotter Protine, have sent a
challenge to the Spirit Of dte Times expres-
Willingness to trot Protine against
RoneseQer, for 5000 or $1,000 a side,
mile heats, best 3 5. II challenge Is &C.
ccpted the race will probably take place
over the Chester Park course, some time
about the middle OF July.
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KleklaE Against our senator Henry.

WASHINGTON, MARCH 24.-Republicans
here criticise severely the arrangement
Of tho Senate committees under the new
That Davis, from the com:
paratively insignificant Ststp Of Wpst yir:
rinia, should be made Chairman ot tho
Committee on Appropriations, one Of the
most important in the Senate, they think
an honor out Of proportion 10 the mental
caliber Of Davis or the weight OF his State,
which ranks among The lowcstin wealth.
On the other hand, Democrats say that
West Virginia L equally as important q
State rs Minnesota, from whence came the
Republican chairman q that com:
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Zninnrnnn.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-1t had been ar.
ranged to entertain tho Mexican Minister,
NJ. zamacona, at a dinner at the Queen
City Club House tonight, but NJ. Zania.
coma was unable to be present and Is con.
fined to his rooms ct the Grand Hotel
with pneumonia. His sudden illness Is
not considered dangerous.
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PHTLApELPHn, March 25.-Flour-Dull I;
Minnesota extra family, $4 so; Illinois fancy
y 75i Minnesota patent process 81 20. Rye
Flour Neglected. Wheat Steady; No, ?
western red, elevator, 81 AK. Corn-Firmer; ;
western rejected track 4la4lI Nc; do steamer
42ai21Sc. Oats-Deprcssed; mixed 30a3lc
white western 81 Ha32I<c. Provisions Quiet
5nt steady. Beet-Alcss Sl25OalS 90. Pork
Mes $l0 2balO 80. Sucked ilams-s Ila9 Nc;
plcklSd tHasHa lAHl-Western 81 90 But.
eTn l4al6c. Cheese-Noninally unclaimed
Petroleum-Nomlnally UNCHANGED, WbiSky
Steady western 81 60k.
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WASHINGTON, March 95.
SENATE.

Mr.. Davis, Nv. Va.), introduced Joint
resolution for a special committee to
consider the best means Of promoting ag-
riCulture.
The resolution OF Mr.. Hoar was taken up
detailing the unconstitutional and rcvolu-
tiOnary Democratic programme Of legisla.
tion announced by Mr.. Beck ut the close
Of the late Congress.
Mr.. Hoar spoke at length, deprecating
In emphatic terms the course OF legislation
thus prefgured, and saying that the domi-
nant power want to effect by q simple pro.
cess what should be done only by a change
of the Constitution OF the United States
altering the present relations OF the three
Departments Of the Government.
Mr.. Beck criticized Mr.. IIoars speech as
an endeavor 10 induce the President 10
veto what, II passed, would be constitu.
tional law. He alleged that this matter had
been thrown forward by the Republicans
simply to fortify the Presidents courage
and help him carry out the indecent threat
that lie would veto legislation that had not
yet come to him. In the absence OF the
gentleman having this whole matter in
charge, he moved to lay Mr.. Hoar's reso-
luton on the table.
Pending the motion, Mr.. Wallace moved
to adjourn. The yeas and lays were called,
and the vote resulted, yeas ~, nays 2s, a
strict party vote.
Adjourned.
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GRIMES AND cAsuAIrrEs.

READING, MAS., March 25.-Sathar
Pratt the deiaulting bank treasurer, hal
been held in $50, 900 ball: ~
TUSsrElL's STATION, VA, March o.
Patrick Smith and Julius Christian, tn
tTo negroes convicted Of the murder 9
,John d. Lacy, a white man, and sentences
In January last, were hanged To-Day =
New Kent Court House. Two Thousand
people were pressnt, Including a numpe
Of coloTed women.
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ChieaEo Cat,le nar,,.,-

uMeAoo, March 25.-The DroverI Journal
aoos1ReceiPts q 900 head; ahipmsaIs aOoo
es esa. Market duil at los loHsB aoce heavy
sSSs sSss 70 aSi light 8 7G4s as mixed packing
gAtsGE1 Receipts 4,eoo head; shtumont,
shipping steers at "a S0aS So ieederss @ s'sSs and
stockers S. 00ai 90; hntcherSI stSerS a i iTe
ae0; COWS - S0a3M y -SS SS
slIEs-RSceipts ! 200 head; shipments 500
Market steady At 81 90a5 62H.
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Re.eleeled.

P4LAPELP4!4, March 9S.-lfhs present
Board OF Directors of tho PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad were reelected to-day.
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,iSsS ssFsGfs; !; s Si:'si' Ohio river 81 qi Rts
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, March Is. Wheat Quiet and
steady No. lwhite Michigan held at 81 OF !;
amber Michigan spot held at 81 06K; April
81 o.; June 81 0sit; No. 2 rcd western winter,
spot and March 81 on; April 81 OK; 81 OF
bid May 81 08k; western amber 81 U7I5,
Corn-Quiet; hlghmixed SOC; do Dayton and
Michigan 351Sc; No. 2 spot 36c: Nav 97Lc.
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PHILApELPtltA, March 25.-Wool-In mod.
crate demandi New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine 2saS2e; medium SSJtaS7 ISc !;
coarse 29a9oc; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above SIaS5c; extra 3SaSic;
medium SoaSI1fei coarse 29aSoci comblng
eombing SEC; fine unWaShed 2Oa22lic; coarse
and medium 2la40c.
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BUSSLA.


ST. PErgRsauRq, March 9l.-This after
noon Us Gen. Won D'Renteler, Chief OF the
Gendarmes, was driving along Neva
quay, man on horseback fired twice into
his carriage window. Tho General was
not hurt. The would.be assassin rode a
short distance, and then leaving his horse,
ascanal
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Dry Gao,Ia.

NEW YoRE. March 25.-The jobblng trade
continues fairly active, and business fair with
agents. representing cotton goods prints,
print dress goods, &c, but wooden goods re.
main quiet, Cotton goods are firmly held, ow.
Ing to the late advance In cotton and the low
grade. Fancy prints have an upward ten.
deney, Foreign goods are In moderate re.
quest
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NEw YoRx, March 9S.-By collision
on the New York Elevated Railway, at
Forty.second street, caused by a misplaced
switch, four persons were injured, among
them the wife OF Prof. Wm. Henry Peck,
who had her collar bone broken.
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DIeIl or a SnrnIned AnLIe.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-A BroOkfield (SIo.)
special says: John D. Morse, master me.
chanic Of the Hannibal and st. Joe Rail.
road, formerly master MECHANIC Of the
Wabash Railroad, at Fort Wayne, Ind,
died to-day 81 nRryous prostrqtion, caused
by intense pain from spr2iRed ankle.
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PrrrsBUIoH, March 25.-PErRoLEuN-Dull; I;
crude at 81 oSLE at ParkerS refined exc Tor
Philadelphia delivery.
On CIrr, March 25.-Market opened steady
with S2Sc bid; advanced to SSSIc, at which
price II closed. Shipments $1,000 barrels;
averaging $1,000 barrels. Transactions 2OO,.
900 barrels.
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(ks GntslIigFfffr
=. So.. Is aud N Fourteenth street.

n, lelI.pancr has moved on New ,3g Eng
IaL ,ts u'G Caroncc.icut House havingdec'd
snI' l,i.,, y, should he adopted in that State
cl,a" S., ,hc South the Mollit register is los
p, S,' he popularity it seemed to have ,,.a
l's ", ,,o yirginia's success in its use has
''.'' issp 's, all that was expected, and an
n,' s., "sr" w.. male during the regular session
'i'oD s,a. I' legislature to change the law which
~ ", %,I Iorp renewed in the extra session now
!. ~ ,.oy,e,,. my How much Of n dead'Ie'ter
y. " rvs hr has already become cannot be
s.,,', ~ - shown, than by the tact that the
pe,',' ,,.,., lil not record Il single drink sold
is' n sys,roIk. the second city Of the State,
'n ,,,ios J the month Of February Louisl'
as,',S az, ". only other State to adopt the reg,
AVE-, ~, hs, also tired Of It, and abill passed
4. ssI, ll,t legislature to put an end to s, It's
w w Alabama, Florida and North Caro-
u, ~ haze also just decided not to try it,
~, ,'l' ,rer having been once defeated, a
,.,,.nnn,b p.', =" bill has passed the Texas
~ ,t,,,s and now awaits the Senate's action.
y, 1,'',, ,,sorda or Legislature would have none
l+S i,,ts,esi.,cr at the winter session, but
~, > 'a mbier, will come up again when the
= '.i.,trre meets next summer.
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very interesting and attractive, and espe.
cially the last one delivered by G. A.
Shane, NJ. d., upon "Liie aud Death"
The Doctor understands how TO handle q
subject Of that character admirably. He
was greeted by very large and select au.
lience. KARL,
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Yon,Iuateti ror Mayor.

LITTLE Rock, Mach 25-The Democratic
Convention to-day nominated John G.
Fletcher, for Mayor; R. W. Stevenson, for
Police Judge, and ]. A. Hudson, for
TreaSuror,
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PIRE RECORD.

NEw YoRx, March %. stratton & Storms
tobacco and segar factory, Pearl street,
has burned. Loss SIS, 900. The losses ol
the other occupants will make the total
10000.
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! RAILROAD BoxDs-Irrrgular.

srOcKs-strong and higher in the general
list, Western Union and investment shares
leading the advance. Coal stocks were de.
pressed,
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
o'0O0 Northwestern common, 1000 preferred,
t,OOO st. Paul, S9,OOO taekawanna, 5000 New
jersey Central, and 10000 Western Union.
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sIIye;r RsmS SSnstIzOiiop.

LIVERPOOL, March 95.-The Council Of
the Chamber Of Commerce adopted a res.
olution in favor OF an international agree.
ment for the remanetizatton Of silver.
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New oRLEASs, March 95.-Nihety.fonr
Democrats, three Republicans and seven
FusioBlsls and Nationslists have been
elected delegates to tho constitutional Pon,
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ST: LOUIS March 2S.--Hogs-Fairly active
and lower; Workers and Baltimores IS 7Oas IS:
packing s. 40aS 70; Bostons s. 76aS 90 select
% heavy q 0Oa4 Is. Receipts $500 head !;
shipments 5000 head,