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CUBS oroS trait.

ScpuntD sfdnselle 8alparaiIo 10, Subj
ana, bar unoer ndsou tio prebifats
b'uarie bog fDr iiu fdnsar, iom moro in
nellutna bet f0r mydet sroftua brott, a.
ion' tiuftpcri, beordeeri, r0ftueri of
moro. SDra al bent befanbe eiter ma
spn tio, att Be tummit tin lann pmtpan=
belle. Sort berefter lDdabes De tire,
iom ,ide ldtit Cubs orb tperfa pa iig,
rDmma o6 pa lamma gang 0ppnaoe De
toasen for besia fDra nDomtudnbe. Sen
enc al benz, iOm tual ,uiBte, att bans bonn
ifuae bliftua att inneilutas itatsfansel>
let f0r manga dr, ndr ban III jag tiufa(=
let att flD, i6a f6r freitelien OFF be-.
saf fig / tpas bet furtaite ban tunbe,
Wfen nar ban babe lupit ndsra miles, be-
sDnte lam,uetet att ldta b1ra fig. @an
latte fig neo for att btpila u6 tdnfa pa
1afen -. reite fig ocb dterwan<
De till fin cell. De tre, iom bas
be tpagrat att rpmma, pd be f,u,aat 9Dra
bet meo att blott belt 1impelt ,panbra
senom ben 6ppua b0rren, blelpo mi lifaz
Id glaoa att le bonom dter,panba 1pm De
Itparit lorgsna att le bonom lemnaJld9ra
ttimmar f0rut, Mdrtlist nos babe slp.
-, l6: 16-34 blifuit talabt Ditper boz
gen fore rDmningen.
~ 9ldr bet leban bblis saniafnin9 mes
oesla fDra, ,fingo be Bet rdoet att fsrf(ara
Zig "ideifploise"; men be ,uille tfe g5z
ia bet, utan iaoe: "Wl aro ltploi9a OFF
f0rtiena itraff". 9re qf oem dro reoan
o1moe, o9 imam beta binner til ldlarne
dro De itats ianseliet Mi6igan @itv.
Sen fieroe tomnler utau tlpif,ue( mart
efter Dem bit. ,-.. - r.5 T.. .aa.
RI. a.1,|5 IT, :.# . ("G6r. 81
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@tt marf,,usitoiat tioe"s

6br dttatio ar leoan tiudt turfcn iefc
n,er an isroeliter att 30 Seralalem;
S6r Drato dr ieoan 0taoes antalet nd
got, men be nldlte 80 / EFT ldrIfilt q,uare
ter, lom bar lberas nan,u. 6br tin at
leban uppb6roe bcnna bcl ltdmmelle o1
1eoan bert tloeu bafwa juoarue t6pt
Seraialem all joro, ion1 funnat f6pas,
o6 baf'pa be6Dsot ldnga gator neo h1s
,,tanf1r ,ual(arne. 5djom zen natlrli9
sf6ljo al BEN fDr0taoe beioltuiltsen sbar
.iuaicnotltga framiteg 9jorts i allz
ting f0r Dfrist. HGpnasosor o6s jl,biz
TIA hospital Daftua nansialoisats,
De tDNa sj1l6arne baflua tcfe mini
ore dit .lertou tudle6 6renbetsfDrenits
gar o6 / bet inre ai. ltaoen fan man
reoan rdfnat jusodtta "religi0ia f6riam<
lingar." Etuauue basliga ti6nil1ear Ut
giftuas. S Rotbi6ilos o6 an6ra juoar
boipitaler pdroas drlieen 6itper 6o0o
patienter. @n JUDE frdn &eneoig bat
itdnft 10000 francs till att srllnba cit
lanbt6r,1fsltola galeitina, 5dlom f6rut
ldr onltalaoti6e tiouins, IA bar gotbt
icbilo taget intedning | bella iNaleitina
ldlon1 idferbet f5r ett Ian 200 npilliz
oner francs, ,sfiont ban 1enlnat Illrfiet.
8efolfnius ! Yaleitina bar sscnpm ju<
barnas in>uanbrins iDrbnbblats unber
|be iena1te tio. dren, 1876 NOR Der I
Scrnlaieu 10000 tiltoas ,,tont alfn Dc,
Flone ivoro ipriboa iiIper l>ela pes6friga
Ela1ebet. @afbet saf jprbeH i,,irbeten
'af Serulalem bar flight tiufalbigt Dr.
.betet pa bDggnaoer af alla flag fortgdr
matt OFF bog pb BET az idrlfilt att ldsaa
Endrfe it'd, att Sc iltipal,branoe, lf biuilfa
.it1rre befen .dr frdlr MpBfano, idro lif=
'tDabe al itor Religions e'tt9niiast't,
(Ggl
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01

@n iumn1a, motltuaranoe $1.oo pa
btparje meolem, ,1tbetalas tilt ben aflibz
nes arftpin9ar, o6 bet dteritaenbe ldgges
tin en- fasIa, of mir ben blifmer tillracfz
Zig till a1noerit0o nib EFT o6osfall, aifor@
bras meblemmarne ineen afsift f0r ben
gdnsen,
Direftionen beltar af framitdenoe af>
fdrsmdn. s5n9a embetsmdn, ntom iefrez
teraren, afl6nas. 56reninsen aiDitar
blott 6mieiibts bielp for tina neoleu,z
mars familjer. Gmbetsmdnnen aro f6r
rtdrtparanbe: s. @illaro, orbfOranbe;
Die 8. 9egna, pice orbf0ranoe; $. 8
DlIpn, fasi0r; ge. .. Berner, iefretera:
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01
W:o s..

90 f0ri6f bafwa sjorts att rabba Dem iii
ojef'p1,lens flor; - men Ser fan fat
ratt tag, idpper fan ei latt. Star Fan
tdrr dter intrdbe, Ser ban cit sans tpae
rtt 'ttorifipeu, tager ian neo fig fit a,,z
bra aaoar iom itaofisare aro an ban..-
Detna f6rening bat f6rorlatat manga
[iudar ob tarar af tpar pa Itpr o6 Be 6f=
riga trosne f0rlan,linse,t. Manaa b6z
ner bafpa b6jts tin SUB; att ban n1dt=
te raeoa "a mdttsa af foreninseu lom
m5iligt. Cub b1rer bon. 'sgeen nar
ban tommer f6r att o5ma, ne oa beln,
iom baflpa f6rbdroa6t litt bierta of mot
itdtt Cubs slnoa! Be bent, lom baltua
tuarit ojefwulens rebltap p6 f5rf6rtia
manga ob 9iort ben, oouslisa tin tron!
G6reainsens meo1emmar tasa iis nog
en- fallf trbit beraL att Sc l.f. mis1ionsz
preiterna 9ilta beras f6retag, GIT par
1dbana preoitanter moro bdr / 1pmras,
o6 besia loforoaoe f5renin9cn pa bet
66sita / iina f0roras ob babo @uo ,ual<
iisna beb ,uertIambtt. Detta Imafabe no.
tltrl'9t'uis bra, Ob ion1i9a >af fDreniu<
gems meolemn,ar froioabe iig oerDfper
o6 iaoe, idbant far,1,a1t albrig D5ra 'ai
paitor igornell. 6arom ,pi(( jag 1Gga:
Cub tie TOT att man icte far bet gBdr
paltor talar'i 5ftuerensi itdnme(le meo
CUBS orb OFF b6mer allting oere1 e1ter,
ob CUBS oro beItar, rdr 1n,icter ut) lb9n
f6rsar. *@t.aG'J ..1H A2 &0I. @!1 l.j
Sblano dl,bra falfa be1tpl(uinsar e.
mot mar fbriamllug at oeten, aft Sen ide
mill iuerfa f0r nDfterbet. Oet drilta ta%
laot, ben beItplluinsen dr lDg,1, p6be,ipm
idsa eller 1triiiuu ben, ,ueta att be ljusa.
S6riantliuse,, apet q Oil ud9et battre,aez
bel mot1orpcfcni itapcn ialudl lom alta on
SRA ipnber an Cubs oro OFF Dc bcliga ia
franenten, o6 meb besia ndbemeoe( bar
Sub raooat mdnoa, n1dl1sa; priiabt ,parc
bans namn! Sc baiua blif,uit friabe,
idc blott frdn en ipnb a1tan fran ALA.
60reningen bere'not itilater, ia, upp=
m,tntrar till anora ipnber f5r att mot
,ucrfa oen eta - orifiuer ut CIT ojcfiuul
o1 Hopper 1T iju anbra, lon, dro Iita
itaoeli9a pm ej ifaoli9are. @4 .raa.
If Mdtte 5erren IA 5ppna iina barns
bson, IA att Sc dtn,iu itone le p6 nnblpi;
ia Sc ainaror, font ojcfluule1l 9euom a..
bana bemli0a f5reninsar las9cr ibr
oem 8crloen meo oeB luita iOr9as;
men Screns orb blifper etpinuerliaa
Gn f6riamlins5 meo(em,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01
-. .... (SnldnbD.
MISUNDERSTANDING stiu:
,uatcr, Wtiuu.

.+.. (6orti. #. f0res. n:r)
ga b6rjaoc Set lioa at Sen iuli, pd)
ba itnlle man baflua rifti9t roli9t. Men
bet tOs ldnsa 6ftuerlassninsar, imam
man b(ei 6itperens ON, biuab lom ,uar
roligalt of oerjemte paslanbe for ala.
@n rcla ti(l @6ite Bear Safe blef BE-
llutao, od bet auldss i0r cit f1rtraff(ist
tpal; tD oa flmoc aha, babe tro9na od)
otro9na, mara meo, emeoan Der tpar
bansbana o9 ipeln.an f0r bem 1on ,pilz
le banla, ie9el6dtar f0r Dem iom tpille l0z
ia fit n0ie pa b6lian bld, lfllgsrifa plat
ler, ber man funoe tilrtiiera eller- beoia,
Ida, ljun9a .. {. ~. ga f1nbe blpar od)
EFT bai,ua oct eitcr fit l1at. Sc ilelte
triltna aib0llo fig iirdn att iDlja rneb,
bod ldto nasra f0rlcoa fig. @n, font
i6rut tDftes iuara EFT ialt ob ett lius i
oenna ,uerl6ens nl0rfer, fUljbe lueo, p6
BET or6joe ife ldn9e efterat, ir,al, ban
ialbc fit frdllare f0r minbre pris dn Su<
bas, o6 I'LL dr ban eli flor fienoe tin
&rilti fors. Gn anltalt, cit IA fallao
mislionsiudn, iom alltib toar "a anoli9
o6 lom beitdnbist talaoe onl, burll 9alna
au9uitanaspreiterna aro, btpilfa Blot
preoifa salenifaper of inl5itpa foltet
.. {. ~, ban tuar ,neo babe pa ben f1rut
omtalabe i6nbassfdroen u6 ben 4 JUL.
| Oct mar naturli9t, att manga, iom al
4 iitt iamtuete eller al triitna tuarnaoes,
lfunno EN- uridtt / oenne l1pplDte mans
i i6rbdllan6e; bd fan gid meb, fltnbe bet
| ei mara farligt. San funoe tala "a
tpadert om @uo od bans goblet, od
en- faoan mans erempel mar bet iual ej
i Ifarli9t att f6Ga. San arbetabe odld
ifri9t pa aft "a ada meo, 1Dnnerbet Sc
lom b6nos f6r triltna. " ].2., :.
i Sag bars I'LL berdttat ndsot, al btpab
I jag lds ob b6roe, ,neoan jag too for.
eninsen, tiQ en- uaruine for anbra friitz
) ma, att De MD alfalfa fig ifrdn idoana
!; f6renin9ar. Cfta talaoe jag meo fore
ninsens meolemmar ON ben ipnb od
bdbelf mot SUB, ionl beorefs pa FAM
manfon1iterua; men Ell Def blott frat
tabe at mig, o6 anora iaoe: "slb, bet
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01
1:fa arg.
Siu ,uara prenu,ueranter.

Dd I'LL tire manaoer, ben an ntdn6stib
meo betalninsen, lom lemnats, tillanoaz
lupit, o6 9anlta litet infoml11it, "a n66<
gas mi uppmana b>uar o6 Ell, lom ar
ifploi9, att meb set lnaralte betala. Som
>pi Iast f6rut, baftua mi intet fapital att
neoldsga llti f6reta9et, utan tibnin9en
beror, btuao BET efonomilta an9dr, belt
od ballet pa prenumerationsaf9iften.
Sntommer ej BEN tie, ia tunna ,ui ide
beta(a tiouinsens utsifter, ion dro un-
sefdr $4,000 btuarje md1,ao.
ii. p; ..- ." ...... . NeO.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01
Dottor Agbtlo g. s}oneS,

iem tuberat nib l1niperlitetet t Mi6i<
gam 0feoieinlfa 2arp,perfet Sbtp,
8ellepue .6pSpitalzldroanltal 9&ep
yprt p9 Seferions Wfebicinlfa 2drpz
werf I pbilaoelpbia> bar fyttat till
Minnelpta f1r fin buitruS belIaS 1full
pd bo1att fig / 9tee @tnH mill sifwa
fitynblam pd pmipr9sfuu wdrp at pe
ijuta, ipm anf4rtro fig til bcnom.
GmbetSrum: 3:pje satar, CONNER
cial Block, Bfper 6. GlauipnS banbelsz
bob. ~ ~. '''' ''~'
soltas; 6;te satan 1'alta''n1 an 'nipt ui' e'n't
fBrlta nprlfa lutberlfa fYrfan,
Nbilo g.. Somes, ~. g..
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01
Sfanoi1tapiif 1t,toeritSoa=
..... = ~. 1.. foremtm9. 'a

Som manga al mara lanbsman bafz
,pa f0renat fig ,neb bemlisa iaalfaper
f1r att fomma dtniutanoe al bet unoerz
it5o besla eif,ua at iina afliona meolemz
mars familjer, ia bur bet ldnse 'parst
omtalaot blano 1fanbinaperna &eo
Wiug, att en- f0rening futile tiftas,
h,pariaenom lamma f1rman tunbe erbalz
las, utau att insa bemliga f0renir gar,
o6 ben IA 1iflione februari itiitaoes en-
1doan fDrening unoer namn al: -. ..
"The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
" Association. ~ ."t
6tabsar antosos, o9 f0renln9e11 ar '11z
torporerao. .r.. ..... ......
glnoamd(et meo oenna f6renin9 DR., att
inom GO basar eiter en- meolems obo be-
talas ti(l ben perlou, iom ban ijelf be-
1tamt, eller tin bans la9li9a ar ituin9ar,
eu lumma motiwaranoe Ell ool(ar pd
htuarie meolem; ood far oenna lunna
icfe 0fperlti9a $4,000.
Stparie tpd(irdj6ab o6 friif nansperz
ion al 1tanoinapiit barfomit, 1om ife
dr. unoer RI of icfe 6ftper IS ar o6 bo;
latt inpm itaterna Minneiota eller @is<
conIin, fan blif'pa meolem al oenna fOrz
ening. Doct tan in9eu blif,pa meolen1,
utan att en ta,,o od pdlitlis ldfare I'M
beriDtt o9 i1,tpsat, att ben l0fanoe ar
frilt. - GIT i1,trdoesaf9ift al $500 mdlte
meof0lja anl0fal1. <. w.. ..... =, ~
Wio cit n,eolen!s o0o lfall Dtuarje 6f:
,perleIpal,oe meblem betala f0ljanoe al:
gift:
Sen 1om i,tsdr till f0rellin9en iuio Ell
3(ber AZ 21 tiIl pcl meb 30 Or ST.. 1C
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01

tuaroa. 9an ar ben Serreu, ion, up
penbarar fig ljubet af bet iafta tudbret
od ide uti bet itarfa, lom i6noerbrdfar
berg ODD bdllar, ej beQer / jorobafninsen
pb elben, / Son. 1851, 12.
fi4 41H v (6ortl)
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-05-01

re o6 90. W. Sweuep, eramineranbe Ia
fare. ~,a..a. ,..sa.. .s s..a
5orerinsens ltaosar dro trDcfta od
1dnoas till btpar o@ en- iom uppsiftper
i'm aoreB till unoertectuab. Mnl0fnin=
gar ON meolemitap, dti0lioe al f0r,.t~
ndmbe intraoesaf9ift, idnbas till unoerz
tedna6. " .... ...
u @eo Win9, Minn, ben l3 mars 1879.
... .A' .. VII. ~..t sc. .. @erner.
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/ =, 4. ~ I 4 Il K
SKAzFFAREN s IS i. swedish ey.
lutheran church paper, published at
Red Wing, Mimi, by Il. Norelins .
T. SJoblom and J. Magny. The
paper IS issued twice a month at
|sl.25 pr. annum in advance.
Editors Of English, German, and
Norwegian ! church papers, who NAV
be 5,w1viilling to exchange with us. VIII
please send. their papers to Rev. d,
Norelius. Vasa, Goodhue CO., Minn.
The editors Of SKAFFAREN de-
sire to- serve the interests .Fof the
swedish ev. luth. Augustana synod.
and they believe themselves to he
loyal to the confessions of the luther
an church. aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-03
An Extra Session Seems Inevitable.

AT twelve O'Clock to day the outlook for the
passage OF three OF the appropriation bills was
no brighter than 1t was twenty -four hours ago.
The army BILL the legislative bill. and the def
cleGcy bill were still with conference commit
teeS The latter bill, it is understood, was
agreed to by the conference committee and will
ee reported TO the House at some stage of to-
oays rroceedings. All the other bills above
enumerated could readily be passed, and all the
Olsaylet mehtS between the Two Houses recon-
cfled. were 1t not for the political leg
lslation in them. The trouble with the
army bill is the refusal of the House to accept
the Sena1e'S amendment allowing l. S. troops
10 approach the polls on election day. The de-
iiciency bill remains disagreed to because the
senate cCnfereeS refuse to strike out an item OF
$40 Coo pl iding for the payment OF federal
SUI efvko1S OF election used at the last Con-
gre ssslonal elections There are two points of
difference in the legislative biii-the jurors test
cath and the repeal Of the supervisors of elec-
titnS law. The House refuses to Strike out its
amendment to repeal both of these laws, and
hardly be overcome on this bill, and
iDasmuch as it will probably fail ali
tie others having in them political legis-
the more ultra democrats that even If
the House conference managers should be in
duced to Yield the political amendments,
there are enough democrats pledged to filibuS-
ter TO defeat amy compromise action. The for
ufication appropriation bill. which has been In
conference for two months, was agreed to by
the House to-day. The river and harb0r bill,
which passed the Senate last night. was sent to
a conference committee to-day. There will be
10 trouble in passing it. Tie arrears of PEN
sions appropriation bill, which passed the Sen
ale early this morning is IN the House
on the Speakers table, as yet unacted upon.
An extra session now seems inevitable.
At two and half o'clock the situation in the
TWO houses remained unchanged The confer
enCeS on lac postal. legislation. deficiency and
Amy bills were still laborng to Oreach an agree
Htnt.
At 2:45 o'clock Mr. Atkins made report from
Tie conference committee on the Sundry ciYit
appropriation bill, and the report viii unG1ubc-
Cdiy Dc agreed 10. This leaves i've appIopria-
tlcD bills yC' 20 be agreed upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-03
Trhe American CaliIe 0ue,Iian.
The Markela.

BALTIMORE. March 3.-virg1nia skies deferred
IN; do. consolidated, 53zk: do second series, 81 /;
do past due coupons. TN bid 1o-dsy. Sugar quiet
BILTfMORE, March s.-Cotton hrm-middlins.
94. Flour quiet and steady-Howard street and west
erD super, 2saS rs; do extra, 400a4 30 do family
4Iba5 %; city mills super. 325a350; do extra 90
$50; do. Rio brands, 575; Patapeco family, 8 so
Wheat, southern firm and steady; western dull aud
heavy-eouthern red, l13al4; do. amber, l. l5a
LII; No. Pennsylvania red. 113kal.ls6; No.
2 western winter red, spot and March. Il2ks
L12H; April. 1.12Aal.lSA,, Corn southern hrm
white. 45a.aS; dc yellow, a4s44k "a western mi.el.
41x. Osts-southerp. 3la32; western White, 3lIa3l.
do mixed. 29aS0 Pennsyivanfa, 3la32 Rive dnil'
Maryland O0sI3oo Provisions atNMess nars ana
975 for OLD; ID 00all.2 rs for new Bulf mestsH
loose Ghoulders ~ clear rib sides. 90 do PACKED,
50. Bscon-shoulder, N; clear rib sides 81
Hams sAalO Lard refined, in herces ~ Bu;ter
stfedy-pr1me to choice western packed lsa2O: rois
l6al6 Eegs quiet, l3alL Petroleun quiet-crnde'
al6 Whisky dun. Io7. Tresshts to Liverpool pep az
stssmet hr%m-cotton, % 10, nour, 2: Cd. gram, cd
oss rye 4$se "hsss sso2S; corn. i77S0
NEW YORK. March s.-stocks firm. Mmsv. a.
": Exchanse. long. 4s6A4; short. 4s9k Govern
ciMEW NEW YORK. March s.-Flour steady. Wheat quiet.
LQNDON, March 8, 1880 D. m.-u. a honda.
1905. 10S4; tenforties, l04k Erie, 25T. : New
yereey Central coneols, "a Illinois Central So.
PPen9syiy,nie Central. So New Jersey Central. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-03

MADAM ANDERSON's RIvAL--The New York
Sun OF Saturday, says: A tall young woman,
resembling Anna Dickinson some what, walked
into the establishment OF O'LearyS shoemaker
yesterday afternoon. Taking of her shoes she
stockings, on large sheet OF white pasteboard
al want a strong, easy pair OF shoes" she said,
''fOr have come to walk all the female pede5-
feet was marked on the pasteboard The young
woman was Miss May Marshall. She said she
had walked ninety-sfx more quarter miles in
Washington than Madam Anderson had 10
Brooklyn. When she finished she felt as though
she could have walked for another month. al
begin in the Brooklyn tournament on Monday,"
she continued. "After that shall walk Madam
Anderson down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-03
4 LETTER FROM SECRErtR.
SHEER NAN.
TIC Ohio Election and its IsSues

CINCINNATI. March 3.-The following letter Ia
Gen. j. :. Robinson. of the republican commit
tee. which met al Columbus on last Thursday
night. is published:
Ny Dcdr sir: Your circular note OF the I1th
INST, advising Inc OF the proposed meeting OF
Ire republican state central committee at CO.
tulnGuS- on THURSDAY. 21th inst. and requesting
my attendance. is received. for which please
at apt NY thanks. Ii is NOT at all proba bic fhaf
NJ illS fefloG OF the session of Congress cOll!
leave here nor is il necessary. as / Know thar
our republican friends in ONO are HOW ear
Lest AID uniIed, and can arrange a basis OF
canvass lar better than those who are away
from nome. AS the preliminary contest to
the Presidential campaign in I-S9. the election.
IN OHIO becomes very important our state
Wien thoroughly c2nVaSsed is rcDubifcan-iS
warmly attached 10 the general PRINCIPLES Of
tEe republican party, which FORUM .ja!y are
Low SO clearly defined that 40 one can err. We
want absolute freedom CT speech upon all pub
lie questions We want that every voter sh1Il
he projected in his right TO deposit his bilg0;
al fair and honestly conducted elections. The
CElt1 duly or tie government is to protect l;Ii
IN these rights, Without which a reDub.clu
form OF government would be bUt moalerv
We also desire @ protect and extend our sys-
'em OF Tree schools as the sureSt gult-
thtee Tor Tie perpetuity OF our institu-
tons, free from all distinctions of SertS
caste or color. Fortunately amid great dill
ficultieS we have established our currency
upon coin basis and are now rapidly reducing
the interest of thep public debt so that its bur-
den viii be but slightly felt In the future, oa
all these questions no man can mistake the DO
sltlon or the republican party, while il is ap-
parent that the only danger that threatens the
heedoln OF our elections, the maintenance OF
our schools, and the honest discharge of onr
pupllc obl1gatfonS, is from the democratic party
winch from its composition is necessarily con
troled by influences hostile TO the principles
we advocate. am very truly yours
JOHN SHERMAN
CIARk TO FIGHT CRAMBERS.-A special dis
patch from Chester, Pa, February IS. SAYS:
exhibition in Chester this evening. IL has been
0eclded that the long talked OF tight between
Clark and somebody is to be no other than Ar
tnuf Chambers. Clark said this evening that
the papers We're signed yesterday In New Jer-
sey. The hight is TO take place on March q in
canada. He will allow Chambers TO wear a
glove on his crippled hand. Clark says there
mas got TO DE light now unless Chambers
packs out He says he would rather night and
oe WElpped tnan nave this matter in the unset
tleu coHdltlon IL is now. Clark weighs one
hundred and thlrty-two pounds. and altogether
Is In 1ne condition. McMaSterS says he Will
tered the ring ~
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DUEL WITH CLUBS DECIINEp.-A telegram
from Hannibal, Mo-, Feb. q, says:-The much
talked.oI duel between E. c. Bennett, the edl-
ard, the editor OF the Clipper. Herald. terminated
ANONYMOUSLY. The parties and seconds met
last week mile from town In secluded spot.
Howard's party being called upon to name the
weapons, unrolled an old map containing base
oall bats, saying: "Here are the weapons; take
your choice" The Bennett party left In dis
gust, saying the weapons were not recognized
oy the CODE The parties subsequently met and
after few remarks had u knock-down and
were arrested
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> sB-Texas expends from $l5o,0oO to 500, ,Oco
annually to support q battalion OF state troops
for the protection Of its frontier.
HE-At Philadelphia, yesterday, John Baptist
Aazzanta, an Italian, was struck on the head
with large glass pitcher by Antonio Riggeo,
also an Italian, fractunng the skull, from the
eCects OF which he VIII die.
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THE PRESIDENT aud his Cabinet will 60 to the
tapitol this eVaning in order TO act promptly y
uICn bills that may pass both houses and he
tted 10 the President Tor his approval or
d!SapprOval.
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A SUIT AGAINST ARCHBISHOP PURCEIL-tn-
drew liageman yesterday brought suit against
Archbishop Purcell and his brother Edward 10
recover upon prUmisSory note executed by
the ArchDlshop and his brother On the sd OF
december, 1878, and made payable in thirty
nve days TO the order OF Hageman. The amount
is $3.50, for which, with interest, the pIaintif
asks Judgement.-l Cincinnati C0,aleycfaI
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AT THE NEITE Ii0UsE.-SenatOr Kellogg and
representatives Hale. Bailey. and Evans of In-
GIdna, called on the President TODAY
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY Internal
revenue, So, Is: customs. s729. 49,. 81.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted 10 81 $50 $50
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INTERESTING FROM ENGLASD.-Mr. Zachariah
Chandler, republican, has been eppoiuted Sena-
tor py she caucus of the Michigan Legis5ature.-
London Times, Feb H.
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" Frederick Yack, a German, EMPLOYED in
sheMeid paper mill at Saugerties, n. Y. was
Icund dead In large vat Friday afternoon.
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MIILIoNAIRES DOwNFALL-Yesterday an
ex-member or the Stock Exchange (Robeit Nj.
Maltln,) who ten years ago was millionaire.
OF very ne near ar 1t, and who in his prosperous days
gave SlOO,Ue0 at one time to the New York
churches, stood at the bar of the snecjaI Ses
Slons and heard the voice of Judge Sentencing
MIN for the theft OF coat and shirt to fiye dayS
IN the city priSOn.-LN J. SIN, 1st
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE PLAGrE.-Hon.
john ~ haSaOn |. s. minister TO Austria in
giving some facts TO the state department
about the Russian plague and the strict FIro
pedh sanitary precautions. suggests thai the
| nited States should look also to precautions in
Such cases TO prevent the importation OF cpl
Gemic diseases
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The A"er.cdn i 'tG,.ae Tor 1919. edited b.
-NinsWorth L. Sroford (receiyed from J. Brad.
AdamSl is certainly what if claims to he -
bIeYiarE nf knowledge for Every Citizen" The
amount Cf data OF permanent. reliable value
cCDCcDs Cd IN the +2n PAGES is Immense ana the
iiiraI cement is admirable
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NAVAL oRDERs.-Chief Engineer J. w Moore.
from the Washington Navy Yard, April 1st, and
ordered as member OF the board OF Inspection;
thle1 Engineer ". Il. Brooks. from duty as
member or the board OF inspection. 3lSt Instant
ahd ordered 10 duty at the Washington Navy
l&d April 1st; faymaSter Frank Clark from
the IuScaror3. q! Acapulco and ordered home
ara report arrival; PaymaSter IL. c. Colby to
the 1uScaTora per steamer, April 5th neNt