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And More Coming.

Detroit Free Press.
He was q well dressed. pleasant faced
man, and he carried small black box in
bis hand. He entered an insurance office
on Congress street with familiar air,
walked up TO the sole occupant, who was
writing letter, and began:
EXCUSE me, sir, but / represent four
different kinds Of pads, viz: Jung"
II am busy" interrupted the letter
writer.
"viz: Lung, liver, stomach and kidney,
and in few days We"
"Didn't say that was busy" de.
mauded the citizen as he put down his
pen.
aYou did, sir, and in few DAYS We
shall bring out the heartpad, the throat
pad and the ear pad. Excuse me II / sit
down. Please let me feel OF your pulse"
~ want none OF your pads, sir! am
busy, sir, and want my Office to myself"
Nevertheless you do want pad can
prove 1t. A healthy pulse should not beat
over eighty.fve per minute. I'll bet yours
goes TO q hundred. Anyone can see that
you are ailing. can sell you beautiful
stomach-pad atreduced rates. How much
do you-?"
pads, sir?"
Correct, you did. DoyOurlung, trouble
"No, sirl" l""
"Heart all right?"
"Yes, sirl"
"Healpg good%
"Yes.6irW
Ever have the back.aclle?"
"Eo, sir"
.'Spleen all right"
Yes, STRIP
"Throat bother your"
mo, sirl l tell you don't want any OF
your padsl / want TO be let right aloncl
J I've got q headache this morn-."
"Eurekal Keep still-not word! You
furnish the capital and I'll put In my time
and we'll bring out O headache pad
Capital idea-rich thought! Go ahead and
write your letter and m be-"
The citizen ran for his cane in the cor.
, ner, but the pads had walked out to hunt
Itor ailing humanity,
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Fo.RlTY-s1xTH 5 :! CONGRESS.
SENATE.

w WlRHIEQTUH MnfNl I'D.
.,S-.-S.S.... - .U' 80 s...S",.o ~
Inc Nice-F fes'ueAs p'o'eH.eu .e'. . t.s'9"1o
from the President, transmitting. the ag-
uresate between the Secretary Of the Inter.
;esena ,ha,ITta indiana and recommend.
iof anu VIC o.s t - , tNN'-
ing its RATIFICATION. he'etfea.
The Vice-P President, said there being no
ouorum present, business would be sus.
tasasd n = 1877 70 .l'1S.i
penuea, u :, ~, 4. Al, O.. o., !.
MI Ihuran lnSyeI oo sa. =, .ns oeMsse ras
which shoWeo lnat op. 9ehAsots t,I, "ete pFes'
ent and d, business RroeeeSeaci proc .as ,,;,..o ~
M. LnuIn irS. a,,s."a,s - Sos'se - y"
The senate olil 70 ieimoutse tne seVeraI \
states tne m.sssss pau aoaa oh wa ,oao a caI
for, other purposes was ptaeeo onltne cai'
endar. ., ,,,,..,., .,..., A.. 49,,
Mr.. gayls ianotS Ns Y. s.t.eq ~ hi Ina' 'nete
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FRANCE,

PARIS, March lO.-Tbe rejection OF ar
ticle seven Of NJ. Jules Ferry's educational
bill in the Senate by an unexpectedly
large majority furnishes the sensation Of
the session and administration Of NJ. De
-Freycinets government, q defeat which,
the signs are, 1t is not believed to accept in
a becoming spirit Of meekness. symp.
toms OF the struggle to come have broken
out already in the announcement OF an
intention on the part Of the radical Re.
publicans in the Assembly to interpolate
the government concerning what II means
to do with the bill shorn oi the important
article directed against the Jesuits.
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PRESIDENTIAL POINTS.
The Tide Against Grant and TiIden,
The South Dead Set Against the Candidacy
ofSamuei "Ionah" Tlldsn-The Purga-
tive Dose They will Administer at
CInclnnatI-Ths Opposition TO
Grant and the "Whys
and Wherefores."
WASHINGTON, March
Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencOt. s
TIE TWO THIRDS RULE.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
Special Dispatch 70 The lntelligcncOr ~
TIE TWO THIRDS RULE. .-1
The Star this evening has an article on
the two.thirds rule in the coming Demo
cratic Convention at Cincinnati. In 1875
the st, Louis Convention called upon the
States to instruct in regard to main
tanning the rule in. the Convention
Of 1880. Iuasmuch as the Tilden
men claim majority they can suspend
the rule and nominate their man by .
mere majority. The Star says each day
demonstrates the fact that Tilden Is very
unpopular in Democratic States, and II
nominated it will probably be by the
States sure for the Republicans.
how TIE DEMOCRATIC JONAH WILL BE sPEw.
I'D OUT.
The editorial concludes as follows:
"Throughou. the entire South there Is
but one prominent journal that advocates
Tilden's nomination; the others almost
unanimously protest against 1t. Every
effort will be put forth to have the South
ern States send solid anti-Tilden delega-
tons, and then, II the Republican States
attempt to force the nomination Of Tilden,
the Southern delegations shall protest, for
the reason that he cannot carry these
States. This plan contemplates the enact
ment OF the role Tammany played in the
New York Democratic Convention; and
though 1t is an extreme measure, there
are any number Of prominent Democrats
who favor it II Tilden's nomination can
not be prevented by milder Methods"
YoRsAKING THE "ooD OF BATTLES" FOR THE
e "PLuMRD KNIGHT" ' f{
The remarkable change Of front Of the
Cleveland Leader from Grant to Blaine,
attracts considerable attention here, es-
pecially Its reason for abandoning Grant,
which Is, because 1t Is now quite clear that
the third term principle will drive away
a certain class Of lukewarm Republicans
from the support oil Grant, besides aiiena-
ting many Germans, and thereby serious
ly endangering the ticket.
TAKE HEED OF THE SCRATCH OF THE
scRATcHER.
Another prominent paper warns the Re-
publicans that few thousand votes for
Blrney, Free Soil candidate for President,
in New York in 1874, lost that State to
Clay, and therefore they should beware
in time OF scratchers, who will erase the
name OF Grant in all important States.
A, VIC.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Thlsves Rob an Express oniee OF Bullieu
and Express Packages.

CHEYESsR, March 1O.-A bold and suc-
cessful robbery Of gold bullion occurred
at Sidney, Neb., to-day, while the Union
Pacific Express agent was at dinner. The
amount taken is variously estimated at
tromsl2o, 900 to 500 900. The entrance was
effected through the floor of the express
Office. The robbery was evidently planned
In advance OF the arrival OF the treasure
coach from the Black Hills. The bullion
had first been transferred by Luke Voor.
hees, superintendent OF the stage line. TO
the express agent, and consisted Of bricks
and bars hom the different mills in lead
City and Deadwood Gulch.
Robert Law, Superintendent OF the
N. D. W. U. p, accompanied by T. JEFF
Carr, OF the Rocky Mountain Detective
Association, started from here on an en-
gine at $3.50 P. NJ, TO direct the pursuit OF
the robbers who are reported to have gone
in anortherly direction, well mounted.
A telegram from Sidney, Just received,
states that the treasure has been recovered,
except $4,000. It was found under pile
Of coal, near the o. P. track, where the
trackman had seen the robbers conceal
something in the afternoon. One OF the
missing bricks, valued at 5000, Is from
the Esmerelda mine, Black Tail Gulch,
near Deadwood, partly owned by Hub.
bard, Of the Cheyenne Z Black Hills Com
pany; Of the balance $1,000 Is in express
packages and the rest in bullion.
A special train with Superintendent
Law and detective made the run to Sid
ney. 102 miles, in two hours. Detectives
were soon ct work seeking clue. It was
found that the mounted party going north
were stockmen well known and above
suspicion. Superintendent Law has. now
in active search for the robbers every
available man at that end OF the division,
aud hopes to bring the guilty parties to
speedy justice.
Gen. q, T. CLARK, General superintend-
ent Of the Union Pacific Railroad, left for
Omaha this evening in special train for
Sidney, where he Is expected at 8 o'clock
tomorrow. The bullion was taken from
. truck In the express office, which adj
Joined the telegraph office. The hole
made in the floor OF the Office must have
been made by an expert, as no unusual
noise was. heard by the operator, who waa
In an adjoining room during the absence
otthe express agent.
The immense weight OF the treasure,
lS0 pounds avordupois, prevented the
robbers from carrying It of, and they were
to conceal 1t at the first availa.
Bile spot.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Press ON the situation,


San Francisco, March 10.-The Call
this morning, without direct reference to
the proclamation OF the vigilance commit
tee, dissu AIDES the community from any
violent measures, as unnecessary to either
party.
The Crsnicle strongly commends the
vigilance organization, aud intimates that
the first blow should be struck at the lead
ers Of the agitators and not at the rank
and file! y ss3H "a vs.lv,lgC sI5f
The Ala scouts at the necessity Of con-
centrating troops here, holding that the
vigilants are amply able to cope with the
Sand Lots, and concludes: "Let us have
peace, and we mean to have it-inside Of
the law II we can, outside II we must" It
also deuounces the Mayors proclamation
as m insult to the people.
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One Kansas County for Blaine.

A7cnlsOs, Ks, March lO.-The Repub'
lican County Convention to elect dele,
gates to, the State Convention, held here
to-day, elected full delegation strongly
in favor Of ]. G. Blaine for President, and
unanimously adopted resolutions declar
ing for that gentleman in the most EN-
phatic terms, and instructing the delega
ton to use their utmost exertions and in
fluence in the Stale Convention to secure
the election Of the delegates to the Ma
tional Convention who are earnestly ant
actively for Blaine.
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THE WHEAT oRoP.
Reports Generally Favorable, and show.
ing Increased Acreage.


ing Increased Acreage.
CISclSSAr1, O., March lO,-The Price
Current. publishes tomorrow morning
special returns from nearly three hundred
pointsin the West in regard to the grow
ing wheat crops, indicating an almost uni
formly favorable condition and fiattering
prospects, especially in Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana and Michigan. ESD
In Mississippi, complaints are excep-
tional. In Nebraska the winter crop is
generally reported favorable. The wet
weather has done harm in Illinois, while
In Kansas and Iowa there are complaints
OF dry weather, but the average crop 10
expected. The most serious complaints
come from Missouri, with increased acre
age generally reported. 80 d I-.i-
The Price Current regards the indica-
tons as favorable for an unusually large
yield Of winter wheat, while the returns
from the spring wheat sections indicate
increased acreage OF this crop. ,H a5
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70 QrrTIoS was raised for many
y1n alter the war about taxing
VttsdShtes bonds, but now that all dan
E i past, and they are popular, and
at.aIad sought at q premium, It Is claim
danthe market value OF all United
s1s stocks, above their par value, Is
EslNtO taxation. The Court OF APP
PaAd New York holds the claim
hit the market value aud not the par
Naed United States bonds should have
sateiucted from personal estate ex-
eaE from taxation, is nntenable," and
&El lhe right oil exemption is limited by
ns principle that State Legislation,
'Ath does not impair the usefulness or
aPASIIty Ot such instruments to serve
asgorenment, is not within the rule OF
FSAhition; that the bonds having been
S'si at par, It can not be supposed that
@rges intended to extend the exemp.
Sa aOeyond the amount for which they
: 'sH tsued'-in the case OF 1.-THE People,
n, Manhattan Fire Insurance Com.
any, against Board Of Commission,
q Of Taxes Of New York,
@Eth, G. j., all concurring. This
Aad down as the Law OF this State, and
Sa'Flt the right Is claimed to tax al
VsIedStaIes bonds on the market value
1@VePE. The only recourse against thil
SSsiol Is an appeal to the Supreme
Ma'ta the United States. II this bt
N'ad IAT, what becomes of the induce
s'n'@lnvest in such bonds2 Is 1t jus
S@npel trustees and others who havl
%Ssa'lOf investment to pay a tax, out o
sss' assets, on premium, when, II the.
70 aald until payable, the investments viii
s 10 more than par, either at th,
aaa' Of the Obligor or in the marke,
Iu' paying Tor a casual and temporar,
.4.s vance IN the market which they do nc
..reF ~ What law or principle Of righ
w Ha'rant the taxation Of a market pre-
mum On URited STAT, hind in holdin1S ]
y. - decision be finally held for law, ough
.s y Executors and trustees, administrl
a. and guardians, to consider whethe
~ ean not and ought not to do bette
... a'.' e'i'ui' que t7la than to invest the
' IN government securities?
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LONDON, March 1o.-The steamers An.
choria and General Werder, from New
York, and Barcelona, from Boston, arriv-
ed out. The Gellert, arrived from Ham
NEW YORE, March 1O.-Arriyed' Cir
caasia, from Glasgow.
PHILADELPHIA, March lo:-Arriyed: In
diana, Liverpool.
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rnE electric light is slowly but surely
,utias lis way into practical use. 1t
u,y never supplant gas as a common
ilQninltOr for streets and dwellings, but
aSu ,lteady demonstrated its superiority
t,ny other artificial light where large
ia. are to be lighted up, and where tine
soEg necessary to produce it can be fur
IahA eheaply. It has found its way into
asEl.burgh mills, and we are informed
tyOae Of the owners Of the Black Dia'
noad Steel Works in that city, that it's
m them Is fully one.third less than
he Us formerly used for Illuminating
Erp.es. As to It's sufiiciency, personal
shara,ion conyinces US that 1t Is ample
t ali ordinary requirements OF large
In manufacturing establishments.
EsnOtce also that by It's aid builders
hSr York have been enabled to utilize
Srhour Of the twenty.iour; bricklay-
a. hodtarriers, mortar.mixers and car
pasn working all night long in the full
Vlnai electric lights. In this way an ac-
tie nd energetic Eighth avenue firm in
afdty have undertaken and expect to
ME an addition to their building fifty
SIis, siIty.five feet deep and six or
Rysa stories high, so as to have it stored
'iApOdsaud open to their customers by
APtl, the whole work to be done in a
sasth and four days.
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TILnEN pIsGORGEs.
Pays Two Little Bills for Campaign
y. IlExnenser, Long Since Due.trtl .

Pays Two Little Bills for Campaign
Si' 'Expenses, Long Since Due.tE0 Q
CnicAoo, March 1o.-In a long article
the Times asserts that at the close Of the
last campaign Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt and
Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer pre-
sented bills to Mr.. Tilden, the former for
miscellaneous expenses during the elec.
toral count, and the latter for the hotel
fare OF members Of the St. Louis Conven:
tion. The Governor at that time refused
to settle these claims, but recently they
were paid in full, amounting to about
$4,000. The paper claims in this cir.
cumstance TO have indubitable proof Of
Tilden's candidacy before the Cincinnati
Convention. 8 g nc 1tEn ~
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IRELANDy DISTRESS.
SIN Doing much Towards the Relief o
theUnfortunate.

still Doing Much TOWARDS tne hsheA "'
hcUnfortunate.
NEw YoRx, March 1o.-Amons to-day's
contributions to the Irish famine relief
fund are $500 from the Young Mems
Hebrew Association, and $1,000 from the
athletic entertainment in Madison Square
Garden. Among the articles contributed
this morning are three full:blooded Irish
greyhounds, q volume OF Colley Cibberr,
and volume Of Political Letters, col
lected and once owned by Woliestone,
whose handwriting II contains.
ST Patrick's day promises q uniyersal!
holiday for all the old country people and
for thousands OF their descendants and
relatives as well as sympathizers. Aronndi
Of entertainments and outdoor sports will
make the occasion as festive as q carnival.
Another narrowing story OF the Irish
famine Is published to-day, and q single
gentleman offers TO furnish one.lonrth o.
q cargo OF provisions TO load the United
States Constitution, now getting ready tf
90 10 Ireland.
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AxsAfolls, MD., March lO.-Postmaster
W. o. Bigelow has been arrested on the
charge Of robbing the office on the morn,
ing Of March /. The back door was found
broken open and 5000 worth Of Btampa
gone, An investigation resulted In the
arrest Of Bigelow. He denies the charge
The office has been turned over TO MS
bondsmen who placed the assistant post
maater In charge.
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CHICAGO, March 100. E. Davis, whose
four or Eve wiveshaye turned up recently
in various parts Of the country, wal
brought here by officers to-day, met BY
one wife and by the parents Of anothel
and taken to the police station. The cas-
against him appears to be very clear,
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striking steel workers Rssume work.

striking steel workers Iiesume work.
ST.. LOUIS, March 10.-The Vulcan steel
works, at oarondolet, or South st. Louis,
resumed to-day after q suspension oi SOW.
eral years and are now in full blast, with
force Of between 800 and 900 men, the
recent trouble with some Of their work.
men being satisfactorily adjusted by the
company withdrawing the obnoxious con.
tract they wished the men 70 sign and the
Joliet, ILL.,, schedule Of prices has been
established. H7r "F'is
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PnrnclI,r PeregrInntions.

New YORK, March lO.-Charles Stewart
Parnell, arrived tonight, and was re.
ceiyed by the Parnell reception com.
mittee, and conducted to the hotel, where
he staid. During his absence he had visi-
ted 81 cities, and the cause he represented
wasso enthusiastically received, that $780,
900 had been subscribed, OF which $20,.
900 had been remitted to Ireland.
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Alabama RenubIlcen Couyention,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March lo.-The
Republican Executive Committee has SO.
lected Selma as the place and May 10th as
the date for holding the State Convention.
There were Grant, Blaine and Sherman
men in the committee, with the first
named In the lead.
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f., ,.no,t Of President Chamberlain Of y
J. lcSs c,.rsJaul, Tuscarawas Valley and
X y Wv, y', Railroad, presented yesterday
sl'stIs NE II. neat sum Of sl62,sls, as the
y" w., ~ ot the road for the past year.
. S''. H Ro,rd Of Directors, including
y'.s ,s W v. ". Holloway aud E; Z.
!, S''Is y. of Bridgeport, were reelected.
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San FRiscEsoo, March 10 -Atthe Sac
ramento City election held yesterday, the
Republican candidates were elected by
oa;oritiea from three 10 five hundred, ex.
cant the Chiet Of Police, who was elected
by the Democrats and Workingmen.
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Newspaper for SaIe.

u @SioO, O., March lO.-s. D. Rich has
.a's' from the publication and manage
@'a' o. the Toledo Commercial. The re.
M M a,e 50 crippled Mr.. Rich as to make
is,a I " !. Necessary. The paper falls back
TSS.t S ae haGdS Of James N. Brown, as
sta, ssW o. the Old Toledo Commercial Com
E rS,, AID will b. under his management
iaSstLae Inv, Lae paper, with its equipment and
osIS Y are sold. The Commercial is the
sai.5 Nv 5T,Sstntng ,sI paper in the city, and II 4
WI II Is now for sale, 'si hs''
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sv,rLEyuOSE communicates with his
,,,,,op CELL" was the most discourasing
s..s,. s. connected with Rackstraw's case,
'.It .'I,t one Of the greatest drawbacks to
, IsS sn,.nisnt dispatch Of business here
ts AZ a, rs,em is not in general use in
S.i,,. " IN Now that Council has given the
.,,,s5,s !. 4 fair chance we hope to see it
,.,Ll.hel.
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Refnaea 10 snnenI.

AUGUSTA, NE, March lO.-P. A. Sawyer,
recently Deputy Secretary Of State, re-
fused to testify before the Legislative
Committee on the State Seal question, and
was held to await the action OF the House.
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PERSIA.

TEaRRAN, March 1o.-Gen. Mouravieff,
Of the Amonskeris Cavalry escort, sur
prised and defeated 400 Tekke Turcomans
near Donsonloum, killing 80. Nine thou
sand Tekke Turcomans are concentrated at
Kizil Arval.
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iair prospect thai the
ia.. i,,iiis + jron mills will be placed in
Ia'sn''lu .,5.T pplSr der purchase or lease by a
''poD, '.n,nv made up in this CITY,
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-. managers in Pennsylvania are
IasS as s,rsi Is much trouble in getting
asl !, = I.Is,s,Iou 1 for the bsr'l candidate
1904 s 'G''1 SsSsrop will have in getting a
= '.!3.s ayse ,oIs for the third term nominee
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CHARLESTON, March 1o.-lsaac W.
Hayre, for twenty years, preceding the
reconstruction, Attorney General O
South Carolina, and grandson Of Isaac
Hayne, who was hanged by the, British
during their occupation oil Charleston u
the revolutionary war, died, aged 20.
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,r,,, seems 10 be some obstruction in
a, ,rpeyine connections which carry
r.;,l lo.es Of electricity to our neigh
" II the Register. The account OF 8
,r,.ation TO Congressman Wilson,
si,s from the Washington Republican Of
yo,l,y and printed in the ISrELLIoEscER
4 dIu..lay last, leaped by the aid OF the
s.,slirbtuing into the Registers columns
os Wednesday,
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FIRE RECORD.


MONTREAL, March 1o.-The Express Ho-
tel was burned this morning. Loss S25,,
900; insurance $4,000. The guests had
narrow escape. Many were obliged "a
Jump from the windows. S s''.
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,,5. 800 appropriation from ooun' In
q SS's',1s ,s, ,ss wheeling and Petersburg
o.. nj h .urey, is made up.
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rhs o,Ienrr.Re.ton WALK.

SAN Francisco, March lO.-AtoP. NJ,
o'Leary, 25s: Weston 24S, having gained
FIVE miles on o'Leary during the after
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rs.,.,o Nail Association held , llS
10 ta..s'inr Sss's'n in Pittsburgh yesterday
HFf n n,'rSD ~ change in the card rates.
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s.ii,i,e Letter indicates that .a., .hs
o. o',Fspirs ss,'11's 50 far a. .1 the county seat
sr'' hpI'S l. tending Eastward
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
The Political Situation in England.

BeacOnsfslds Letter Denounced as Al
EIsctlunserinu Maulfesto-The Liberal
PronunclamIsnto as Set Forth In
Lord Hartlnston's Address
Decentralization 90 the Lon.
don Stock Exchange
Lively Times
Ahead.
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Proposals for sale Of fGoyernment Bonds
NJ. Xnn,, Ma nrnh ln-Thnra rnra d

proposals to sell bonds To the government
to-day, aggregating $1e,670, $50, at 103.9O
10 lOi.0 for skies Of 1880, and l05.79 to
lO60O for skies Of 1881, and 1OS.4O to
W4snIsaToS, D. O., March lo.-secre.
tary Sherman tolegraphs the Assistant
Treasurer at New York to accept g ,000,'
O0O Of the bonds offered to-day.