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2 ylf4 .... Gag -tlils
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1olrs preceding The irregular wAe Ane represents '4
OSCILLATIONS ~ Tie mercury darns those Ao1fs
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March Is, l Il. m-The STEADY
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resolution sdonted declaring the duties OF the
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The Bar Association next took up the matter septem
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SECRETARY SHERMAN.
He Assures the National Bankers That
They will Not be Called Upon Before
The are Actually Compelled to Pay.

He Assures the National Bankers That
They will Not be Called Upon Before
The are Actually compelled to Pay.
New YORK, March 3.-Secretary Sherman has
written the following letter to Assistant Treas.
urer Hillhonse:
''SR: have received q number of letters
from bankers and dealers in government secu-
rites, expressing an apprehension that this de-
partment will call upon national, bank deposit
tories for very large sums to meet the calls of
six per cent bonds maturing in April and May
in advance of their actual presentation for paw
ment, and thus producing at the busy season of
the year the boarding of money in the treasury
in advance of it's need for such payment. The
fear is expressed of such boarding that it will
interfere with the current business # the
country, and am appealed to to relieve the
public from this apprehension 1t is not the pur-
pose of the department to call money deposited
with the public repositories into the treasury,
except as it is needed for payment of called
bonds. The great body of these bonds is now
in possession of the government, and their
payment will he made by simple credit. The
apprehension, therefore, is in great measure
interested that the proceeds of the four per
cent. bonds will not be called into the treas
ury until necessary to make payment of called
bonds, and the business will be so conducted
MS not to necessarily interfere with the money
market. As public officer cannot waive the
right and duty to judge of the time and
amount of money to be drawn, but the gov
eminent is interested with all citizens in COM
plotting the refunding operation by making an
exchange Of four per cent. bonds for six per
cents with as little disturbance as possible
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A REPENTANT RASCAL.


INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-Frank L. Bixby, a
prominent young lawyer. who abandoned his
family and eloped with his paramount two
months ago, leaving deficits in his accounts as
assignee in bankruptcy and as treasurer of the
light infantry, has returned to the city and sur
| rendered himself to the United States authori-
ties. He is utterly brokon down in spirits
The accounts of his defalcation he claims have
been greatly exaggerated, but he stands ready
to make reparation and receive whatever pun
ishment is adjudged him.
ACoUNTY DEFICIENCY.
CINCINNATI, March l3.-It was developed
yesterday that deficiency of nearly $4, 900 ex-
lists in the county auditor. iand treasury offices
at Vincennes, Ind.
RETRIEVED.
HARRISBURG, March 13.-Alexander Tayres.
the Philadelphia wife murderer, who was to
have been hanged the 18th inst, has been re-
prieved until April II. Hezekiah Paeffer has
also been reprieved to the same date.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
DANvnLE, Pa, March ia terrible explo-
sion occurred this afternoon at the Mahoning
powder works of p. M. Gallagher & Co., near
this place. completely destroying the building
and instantly killing Willis L. Lloyd, one of the
proprietors, John j. Evans and John G.. Mower
CucH uduS1eu CcHealuS De1US SCaGL6reO IN every
direction: The cause of the explosion is I'M
known.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
PoTTsynLE, Pa, March 13.-By an explosion
yesterday at he;powder mill, near St. CLAIR,
Jones Hine was killed and Samuel Mesersmith
seriously burned,
SHDE SHOP BURNED.
BOSTON, March 13.-Frank Leighton's large
three story shoe shop at East Pepperell, Mass,
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; partially
insured.
BODY FOUND.
CLEVELAND, O., March 13.-The body of
Walter Gibbons, who mysteriously disap-
peared from his home in this city last Decsm-
Der, was found floating in the lake to-day.
CROOKED BREWER.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Ex-Mayor Hager, of
Galena, prominent brewer there was before
United States Commissioner Hoyne to-day on
charge of using the same internal revenue
stamps more than once. The testimony went
to show that large number of stamps had
been used to defraud the government. Several
witnesses to character were called by the de-
fense Arguments will be made to- m orrow.
TWELVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
CHICAGO, March ia Tribune special saws
twelve frame business houses in the village of
Onslow, Jones county, Iowa, burned this
morning. Loss heavy; insurance small.
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WINONA.

A Despicable Thief Sentenced-River
Break-Up-Seed Wheat.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
WNoNA, Mimi, March 13-In the district
court, lto-day, Scheppegrell, the young Dane
who last Christmas stole 1926 from Rev. Charles
Gavin, of Stockton, was arraigned pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary.
The river is clear of ice in front of the CITY.
but gorged below. Ferry-boat commenced
running. Heavy snow squan here this after
noon.
Porter & Mowbray, millers; this city, bought
this week 10000 bushels of Northern Pacific
wheat which they offer at cost to farmers for
seed.
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Illness of Aid. Mccarthy.

The report in circulation for little while
yesterday that Aid. ]. G. Mccarthy, of the
Sixth ward, was dangerously ill, had little
foundation in fact, as was ascertained by
visit of a GLOBE reporter. Mr.. Mccarthy
was found confined to his bed by severe
cold, which had been allowed to run too long
without being combatted by scientific treat
ment, and while showing considerable fever
his physicians found nothing IN his case to
excite any alarm. The improvement in his
symptoms, reported at a late hour last night,
confirmed this gratifying opinion, and
should nothing unforeseen occur his complete
restoration to his usual robust health is now
only question of few days.
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Night Bulletins.
ENNIS Squirt.

NEW YORK, March 13.-At o'clock the score
stood Rowell, 1856; Hartman. 80; Ennis, 1853.
Ennis made his 3O0th mile in eight minutes,
five seconds, the quickest mile during the
match. He had squirt with ROwell on this
mile and came out ahead amid the widest ap-
plause by the spectators.
ENNIS GAINING.
New YORK, March 13.-At II o'clock, Rowell,
352 Ennis, 1874; Hartman, 800.
THE CROWD.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Notwithstanding the
price of admission was raised from fifty cents
to one dollar, Gilmore's Garden was comforta.
bly, filled tonight, fully six thousand persons
being present. There is still great excitement
over the contest which now seems to have mar
rowed down to Rowell and Ennis. Harriman's
brilliant work of yesterday appears to have ex-
exhausted d. him. and this evening he was fire.
he looked weary and dragged out, and
it was rumored he had broken down,
or. SO nearly so that betting tonight
was 100 to so on Rowell, 100 to so against Har-
riman, 100 to 40 against Ennis. The tremen-
dous pull has told on all the men, but En-
mis- appears to be the least affected and he
walks and runs at a fine gait, without any sore.
ness or difficulty. Rowell's ankle and heel are
said to be troubling him, but this his trainers
positively deny, and they affirm that he was
never in better condition.
THE DARK HORSE.
At o'clock Ennis, who had been gradually
closing up the gap between himself and Harri-
man, passed him on the 314th mile amid ire
mendeus applause. From that onward he left
Hartman behind and drew on towards Rowell's
figures. He received bounteous applause and
made some very rapid walking Rowell
finished his 35Oth mile at 1853 and retired
until 10:40. Hartman completed his 32Oth
mile at 8:l7, then left the track, and had not
reapppeared at 1890. Ennis continued walk
ing, and the betting on him continued to 90 up
gradually, and he is looked upon as the dark
horse of the race, now about showing himself.
THE BETTING.
The betting at midnight was to on Row.
ell, 20 to against Hartman and 5 to against
Ennis. Ennis finished his 335th mile at IL :O8,
and left the track. Hartman came on at IL :O3
and walked stiff and lame. He finished his
325th mile at 1912 and retired. Rowell
came on at 1O:48 p NJ looking
fresh and started a brisk trot He finished
his 355th mile at II :S5, and his 36Oth mile at
IL :33, and then retired. At o'clock the score
was, Rowell, $50 miles; Ennis, 1886; Hartman,
1926, and all the men off the track.
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Repudiate the Tabernacle Charges.

New YORK, March 1s.-The following card is
published this evening: Brooklyn, March 10.
To the public: The undersigned have learned
from newspapers that they have been cited as
witnesses to the specifications and charges
made against Rev. T. D. Talmage, DID,, by the
Brooklyn presbytery. We wish to say that our
names were thus used without authority. We
know nothing in support of the charges. We
were never called upon or consulted by the
committee concerning the same, and we hereby
protest against this unwarranted use of our
names by such committee [Signed, Freder-
ickIBaker, Richard Eels Charles W. Nichols"
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Gerneany.
ADVANCE OF FREIaHrs.

ADVANCE OF FREIGHTS.
BERLIN, March 13.-The tariff commission re-
solved to increase the duties upon rice and
meat, which are now / marks for each, to 2
marks for rice and 8 marks for meat The duty
on meat is increased with view to restricting
American imports. The imperial government
has proposed a duty of pfennigs per hundred
weight on coal. It will probably be adopted,
as it is considered sufficient to close Germany
against British coal.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN,
ROME, March ia confidential agent Of
Bismarck has arrived at the vatican. He has
instructions to reject any proposal involving
modification of the May laws. It is stated the
Pope now valves all controverted points except
those strictly involving papal principles and
dignity.