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At the White House.
CABINET DAY-NOT so MANY CALLERS AS USUA
THE FATHER OF THE BRIGHTEST GIRL IN

CABINET DAY-NOT so MANY CALLERS AS USUAL
THE FATHER OF THE BRIGHTEST GIRL IN
THE UNITED STATES.
To-day was somewhat OF an "0ff day" at the
White House. There were not as many callers
as usual. The office hunters have mastered the
arrangements OF the White House and know
That thare Is not much chance OF their being
seen on Cabinet days There were large num-
ber OF ladies In the anteroom. They waited
patiently until the President opened his door
ard shook hands tndiscrlmtnately. One man
urged as reason why he should be allowed In
without waiting that he had a message to de.
nyer to the President. 1t was one OF good greet
lng, he said, from his thirteen year Old daugh-
Ter, 1.-The brightest girl in the United States
he mad TO wait Just the same as II he was not
cielhed with that important mission. shortly
a1ter IL O'CLOCK all the members OF the Cabinet
mad arrived and the door OF the Presidents
room was closed. Among those who called
during the morning We're the following: Vice
PRESIDENT Arthur. Senators Harrison, Sawyer,
Brown, Plumb, Piatt Conn and Morgan, Req,
resentatiyes Anderson, Brown, Davis, SherBif.
JOYCE, crowley, Pound and Hubbel. Ex-S ma
TOR Jones also called, and 50 did Judge MacEssv.
OF South Carolina
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The COlOred People and Secretary
LINCOLN.

H0N0RING THE SON OF THE PRESIDENT WHO
SIGNED THE PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIP ALTON.
All the Cabinet officers have plenty OF people
10 cal on business and to pay respects. In the
matter of the greatest number of visitors Sec
retary Lincoln, however, takes the cake" In
addition TO the regular tide, he has one hun
dred colored people who want to shake hands
with him to one that visits the other members
OF the Cabinet for that purpose. The War de.
partment is crowded every day with colored
people. They all say the same thing. They
simply want to snake hands with the son OF
the man who issued the emancipation proclaim
a1lon. All grades. from the city swell to liz.
,Ssndn ,Gontraoanaa 5s from "old virginny." make
mecca Or The War department.. He receives
them all and gratlties them not only with
hand grip, but with few cheerful words of
greeting. Some times, in the case OF an old
Iashloned colored man or woman, he will talk
for some little time with them $1,000
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Combinations.

The Senate In executive session to day con-
firmed the following nominations: Postmas-
ters-Henry G. Pearson at New York; William
Tyrrell, Batavia. N. Y; Wright Il. Barnes,
chatham; y: T.: Hiram B. Berry, Eimira, n. y:
f: A: Hall, Westfeld, n. y; Leonard T. Hardy,
Weedsport, n. y; Henry o. Chase, Palmyra n.
y; Jacob l.. Brinker, Mahanoy City, Pa; En-
win AgneW, Newcastle, Pa: Chauncey Harris,
Pa; VIM. B. Baker, Bristol, Pa; Edward c..
Fordham, Montrose, Pa; Robert lredeIl, ir.,
Allentown, Pa; Isaac W. Jones, Susquehanna,
Pa; Jas. James, HaZelton, Pa john K. Ornser,
Henry Little, Auburn, Me-; John ". Crosby.
Milford, n. A.; Orsamus Il, Tyler, Fartnington.
Gs; John Jameson, Amherst, Mass; Elias E.
ruler, !aunton. Mass; George FL. Chase, Ply
mouth, mass; Thomas K, Jones, North Attle-
boro Mass; Wm. s. Greene. Fall River, Mass
Thomas E. Douglass. Mansfield, O.; John G
MagaW, Coshocton, O.; Geo. J. Williams
! Youngstown, o.; tConly E. Guilford, Wauseon,
John b. OoWd, Rockville, md; jacob ii, Wells,
Marion. Ind; George Pneger, South Bend, Ind.
Jams James H. CLARK, Mattoon, IL; Hiram W. Hub
orlando B. Merwin, Evansville. Ill; Grenville lille
a. NJ, Mitchell, Charleston, H.; Mrs; Priscilla W
Benton Harhor, Mich; James c. Sherman,
Menominee, Mich: Chas. Esslinger, ManiUowoc,
Wis. Jas. .. Raymond, Stevens Point. Wis:
Justus T. Moak, Watertown, Wis; William d.
",
chester, Ia; George Crane, DUBUQUE. Ia: Ed
ward Russell, Davenport, Ia: John kennedy,
hastings. Mimi; Francis w. Seeiy. Lake City
Mimi; Eden n. Leavins. Faribault, MINI. !;
Thomas 7. Han. Omaha, Neb; Thos. j, Ander-
son, Topeka, Kan; Geo. B. Reeheneker. Wyan-
dotte KAN, Lorenzo j. W0rden, Lawrence
kan-; Frank Patterson, junction CITY Kan
w. l. Harvey, Minneapolis, Kan; Charles w.
Rarner, Fort Collins, Col; John A. Post Boise
CITY. lsaho; Henry w. Briggs, Gilroy, Cal.
John A. Whittefnore, Sumter Court House
$. G.; Robert F. Miner, Newman, Georgia.
Navy-Passed Assistant Engineer Geo. W. Mel
Vile for Chief engineer, and Assistant Eng. VIM.
E. Eaton TO be passed assistant; Commodore
John W. Marston, to be rear admiral on retired
list; Commander Thomas q. Selfridge, to be cap
tain; Lieut.. Com. Nul. Z. Wise, TO Oe commaIl-
der in place or Thomas o. Selfl;dge: Lieut. Ed
ward L. Amory, TO be lieutenant commander:
Master W. T. Ray. 10 be lieutenant: Ensign
Frank II. Holmes, to be master; Mi0shipman
B, w. Hodges. to be ensign. Marine Corps
Capt. George p. Houston, TO be major; Second
Lieut. l.. j. Gulick, to be first lieutenant; First
Lieut. VIM, 5. Muse, to be captain. Army
First Lieut. Edward b. Hubbard, 90 artillery. to
be assistant quartermaster, with rank OF Cap
rain; Redmond Tully, late first lieutenant Of
Infantry to be first lieutenant OF infantry: Lieut
Col. John NJ. Brannan. to be colonel. James H.
Chapman, OF Conn. to be an assistant paymas-
ter In the navy. Revenue-Ronello W. Berry
fp collector Id4nn ,
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>, DESTRUCTIVE FROSTs ALMOST UNDER THE
EQUATOR.-The result of the frost which visited
Antigua and the vicinity OF Guatemala on the
respondent OF the DidriO de Ce,atrO americana.
% "Ihe third OF the present crop Is completely
lost. The next crop, which was expected to be
particularly heavy, the trees being very fruit
ful, covered with blossoms, owing to the small
crop or last year, and particularly to the
splendid cultivation OF the ground, Will be a
ciendas are ruined for the present, unless some
unexpected circumstance occurs to their ad-
vantage. A splendid tobacco plantation In the
department OF Ch1maltenango containing over
l00,O0O plants In splendid condition, suffered
the destruction OF the entire crop,u
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The Extra Session Question.
,o>c,Drprn nv Tur c,rryrr

There was a long session OF the Cabinet this
afternoon. The extra session question was
up again. The members Of the CAB
met were very reticent about what had
been done. Two OF them. however,
stated that there had been no decision
of the question. a gentleman who had a long
conversation with the President this morning
says that he was certainly given a very strong
impression that there would be no extra seS-
sion. Secretary Window informed the President
at the Cabinet meeting that after thorough
examination OF the financial exhibit presented
10 MN oy treasurer Giliillan, he was OF the
opinion that he could get through Without anv
serious embarrassment. The fact that no tinal
decision was reached by the Cabinet is regard
ed as strong indication that that will be no
call made for an extra session. EVERYTHING
now points to no extra session.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
, In rIsn

icstCe TAG bOeES Assured
DURHAM, March 22.-The Beers have accepted
the British terms including the cessation OF the
war and the appointment OF a royal coInmfs-
sion. Peace Is regarded as assured.
Advance of Wages Refused.
LONDON, March 22.-The Oldham employers
have refused the application OF the power loom
WeaVers for an advance OF wages.
Premier Gladstone as q Witness.
The Morning Post says: Mr.. Gladstone has
been subpPnaed as a witness In the Lawson
Labouchere libel case. His evidences Vii Vii relate
10 lne coIIespondence between the Greek negro
ponte ana Mr. Gladstone In regard TO the Bul-
gar1an massacres, which correspondence was
aileged TO have been published by the Dn{Is,
telegraph unauthoratively.
Land Leaguefs Who Escape Arrest.
A dispatch from Dublin TO the Times saws.
~. anose WIZ Cry OUT against the government for
not arrestlng the principal land leaguers should
remember that unless they are reasonably sus~
pected or treason they cannot be arrested for
anything said or done outside OF the proclaimed
dlstrlcts, and those who have appeared in
language
Going TO st. Petersburg.
BERLIN. March 22.-The Crown Prince Fred
eTlck william Will join the Prince and Princess
or Wales mere today and proceed to st. Peters
burg with them.
Scrutin de Liste.
PARIS. March 22.-At 245 O'Clock This morn
scattn de Mste question. The cabinet con-
tlnues equally divided on the Question. An
other council will be held to-day,
Geneva and the Cars Assassina.
ton.
r. tSap4S, ,SS BON MaIch pa dispatch from Geneva
1 W ne Ithses says: The local authorities here
are exceedingly anxious for Ii to be known
tHau tne1e is not the slightest reason IN SIM
pose ihaI any body now or lately at Geneva
'ohhi'eo at the assassination OF the Car.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 2l.-virs1nis s!Ies. de-
pGns eared "a a. Do GSms' nous ten ss. do PSS due
,BkLTIMoRF, March 2l.-ooteon quict-nid-
aiins. ding IN Flour firm but unohansed Wheat
southern red. l.ISsl 20, do. amber, l.24sl. as.
2o kpr, "ih5ts s shS NAV a5S 5SSai 2o
june, l. 20sl .2oe. Germ. southern firIuer: west
sEn s spot hsh ror!i9ns shade o-southern white;
saSsss se o. s,asms SSa ar q asked no 6,d May
ern white 4GA47 do. mixed. 44ssS; PenGsylvanis.
46S sS. hye qnist-l,lo Hay unchaused. Proyf-
e choos Hesern n0n isaa Essf GqfiEs@e rof isaa
Eggs hrmer-ls. Petroleum nominal. Coffee
t ss sSEdnsFy Tss sS dai 5r iiGssi2s Issi
dhsns re1snts n Lysrr.%i per So se'mer quiet un-
9s 500 bushels corn 2sS $50 bushels. % s5pmsnss. as
wheat las. t96 bushes corn, 27'7ss bushels.
sales,wheat. sl2, 725 bushels; corn. las. DOC
NEW YORK. March % Stocks hrmcr Money.
Ss6. E1ohanse.lons t19&; short 49, Govern
NEW YORK. March ~ Flour unchanged and
quiet Wheat quiet and unchanged. CoTn easier
NEG YORK. March ~. IL 8. m.-The Stock
Ve IA bens as sna sa
oreneSSl oeI per cent higher The entire list. how
the latter in Northern Pacific Subsequently.
Northern Paclhe recovered IN and the generai
hst rallied fraction ogt before III O'Clock depres-
SION again set in, and the Improvement was mere
LONDCNs March 22, IL 50 y. m.-Consos,
for money 100 l-16: for the account, l00s. u. &.
bonds, AZ per cents. us Atlantic and Great
Western first MORTGAGE trustees certificates, 81 .
Atlantic and Great Western seconds. 81. Erie 49,
Illinois Central, 13gk. PennsylyaI Ia Central GIN
Reading, 3l7t. New York, Ontario and Western.
St%.
NEW YORK MARKETS. THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
YORK to-day st 2 80 y. m, as reported by Ii. II.
Dodge. OF 639 18th street. by special wire -
western Union, ll4A; American Union. =; New
York Central, 144&; Lake Shore, 1881; Michigan
Central. 1lls New York. Lake Erie and Western,
467s do. preferred, =; do. seconds 991s, Della
ware, Dackawanna aud Western, l228: New Jer-
sey Central, lO2; Delaware and Hudson, 10:
Reading, 6l& Northwestern, l22k do. preferred,
=; St Paul, 1lOs4, do. preferred, =: Wabash
se Paeife. liSS = M. sd x and T., 4Sf; Hannibal
Iron Mountain. 64's Ohio aud Mississippi. 43AI !,
do. preferred, =; Pacific Mail, 81. q. q. and
1. O., "a; Northern Pacific com, 43l.; do
preferred, bSas; san Francisco com, -; do.
preferred, =; do. first preferred. =, Central
CHATTANOOGA, 99. Ontario aud Western Sb Man
haitian Elevated 39b Illinois Central, ly. Canads
Southern, SOis Dlstrict of Columbia 8. IS bonds,
=; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1863. Denver
and Rio Grande, lt24; st. Pau and Omaha AN
do. preferred, 100a U. q. O. and l., SO Erie aud
Western, =: Chicago. st Louis and New Orleans
7ls73; Col. Coal, - Ohio Deatrsl 81 Texas
Pacific 65; TeIas Pacific aud L. G., =.
Closing Government Bonds:-a. L. IL GAL. llS
coupons, ntal IL fs, !. .l219alI2 coupons,
1.1Ska1. 49, SIS. III al .0l1,; coupons OI
lUl 6's 1O2 al. OH; coupon, l. o. al. OIL
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The Massacre IN Mexico.

THIRTY PERSONS KILLED BY INDIANS.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphs to the War de-
partment from Chicago, March 81, as follows:
recommending officer at Fort Bliss says report
from reliable authority has reached him that
Indians massacred thirty persons and burned
nineteen wagons at Puerto del Chocolate near
Janos. Old Mexico, about sixty miles south OF
our territory"
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A General strike i'm Jersey.

The hAsoHS, BRICKLAYRRS AND CARPENTERS
CoHCERTEpLY DEMAND THREE DOLLARS A
DAY,
There was general strike yesterday among
the masons, brickiiavers ana carpH alters In
Newark, Jersey City. El.. .aoeth, Railway, Or
ange and other places for an inc. ease OF wages
from s2.25 TO s. for skilled labor. The matter
mas been agitated Tor the past nsoaths
and the bosses were notified or the iuCsSi-
Ions OF The worknen. Some few or the
bosses yielded at once; others effected a com
promise on On advance OF 50 cents a day. but i'm
many cases the men declined TO accept the
compromise. Building is very brisk at present
SO that the strike comes at an inopportune time
for the bosses. IL would be difficult 70 estfmafe
the number OF men the strike Will throw ont of
employment unless some Arrangement Is made
some OF the Jersey City strikers say that New
Cd with every movement made in the matter
ana Will follow suit in q few days or IN a week
OF Two at mOSt.-M Y HO1-lf fn.nntL
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NAKED SMALL FOX PATIENT IN BROADWAY
III was reported at police headquarters, In New
YORK, yesterday that q naked man, who had
smallpox, was rushing about the streets, on
the west side creating q verftable panic. He
was at length captured and taken TO the 2gth
precinct Station-house, 10 which Dr. Smith, or
the sanitary staff proceeded with a small -pox
wagon. Upon bis return he reported that the
man, whose name is Walter Mahand was In
the delirious stage OF the disease and would
probably die. lie was removed TO the Riverside
hospital. Mahand, who is a young, strong
limbed negro. was IN bed In his home in west
2!th street. ana, pelng asleep, had been left
In their absence he awoke delirious. tore his
shirt from his body, and made his way into the
street without particle OF clothing 20 cover
bis nakednesS. The excitement was fntense
BE turned Into Sixth avenue on his Way nm
town, ana entering Broadway, rushed up that
tnorough1are, followed by vast CROWD OF men
and women, yelling "Small-poX.D He was AT
length captured by sheet being thrown over
Lin ana holding him In IL firmly
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CNCINNATIs CHARLEY Ross CAsE.-Tbe dis
appearance OF little Theodore Keller. 2s wear.
Cincinnati. On Thursday afternoon last som n
Children were playing on Rose street In m |,
rear OF Theodores home. he being one OF them.
Al ABOUT O'Clock Ills older brother ran into
dore across the gutter. and he went away with
her. Search was at once Instituted. and has
6een Kept up ever since, but not the siiehtesS
parents are almost frantic ais
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A PECULIAR CASE is pending before the Su-
preme Court or Nova Scotia. Mr. Weeks ex
attorney general OF that province, has been
pie,aaaIng a case before Judge James in the Cir.
cult Court. The Judge oVerruIed some OF hts
objections, and when the court rose Mr.. Weeks
walked down the street with a learned friend,
ana told him. using adjectives, that Judge
De oehlnd them, overheard the REMARK and
mere ana then fined Mr.. Weeks $40 for con-
tenpt. m lIp For refusing to pay 1t, Weeks was sent
protest, and Weeks Is now suing the iiIdge for
false impriSOnment S JN1oN III
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The Senate Offices.

NEF bLItAN CAIIUSES.
The republicans, or rather number of them,
met In caucus this morning, but nothing was
done. The attendance was rather slim, and 1t
was agreed to adjourn without action and hold
another caucus In the afternoon, IL the Senate
adjourned In time. The object OF the caucus
was 10 consider the selection OF Senate
officers
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THE PROHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW OF KANSAS
is so stringent that 1t even forblds the use OF
wine for sacramental purposes. An Episcopal
clergyman at Lawrence has already violated
the law. and says he Will continue TO disregard
IT,. | n0er the law the minister can be i'm
prisoned for two years and the church closed
as pubilc nuisance. The law will undoubted-
regarded, '
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CONFESSION OF MURBER.-David P. Lattner
one or the three men recently taken from the
west Virginia penitentiary to Detroit, Mich.
on the charge OF having murdered an old man
named Hilger at Norris a small town near De-
trolt, three years ago, has made full contes-
sion of the crime, duplicating his two compan-
ions and two other men now In the Michigan
state prison for the same offpnsp
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On Sunday the body Of young English ina.
near Mercer, Pa, having perished from eXno..
sure while wandering insane In q nude cpn-
d1t1on. he had been selling goods for q Pitts
burg house. '
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HUB NOTES.

BOSTON, MASS, March 22.-The board OF alder
men yesterday, after long debate, declared
Alderman Flynn's seat vacant and voted TO give
the seat to VIM. Frost, one OF the republican
candidates at the last municipal election.
Carl SChurZ in Boston.
Carl SchurZ arrived here last evening and was
escorted by committee to the Hotel Nendo,ne.
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isloor Lew, large cotton merchant or New
orieans, whose warehouses have been mys-
Sa SGI.ously set on nre several times, was yester-
for arson. PSS'' o"
Tne husbands OF womens rights women are
genelally fair plain cooka-N II Herald.
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RAILROAD NATTERS.
Arrangements Between the Penn.
AVlVaniA and Ff. A. d.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Ersniltg Post
says: Since the first Of December last there
has been active competition between the Penn
sylvania and Baltimore & Ohio railroad COM
panles. An arrangement has now been made
whereby the competition Will cease and the
freight for all points on the Baltimore d Ohio
road will be received by the Pennsylvania COM
paDy at their DierS
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FAIR HAvRNs SCHOOL CoLoRED WAR.-A tele-
ssIa IAN !l0m Falr Haven, n. j., March 81, says:
Wnlte school have closed the building for re-
PAIRS it Is believed that the trustees use this
as pretext to escape admitting c0lored chill
OIL, recently passed by the legislature"
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business mbarrassmeufS i'm ux,,.
iSh (nlnpn hSa

VICTORIA. b. c., March 22-Tne firm or Ou-
penhelmer Bros OF Yale, has failed. III ia
Dlitles IN Victoria are very heavy There is a
scarcity scarcity OF labor on the railway works, and
EiTs laD0IeTs are 0fered sl.50 and s1.15 per day.
Skilled labor is also In demani- Contractor
onderdonk is going east to get men. the col
uerles are Idle for want OF ships TO take away
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a NEW LINE OF STKRL STEAMSHIPS between
na4s Mngiand and New York, with engines OF great
WIN shortly be started. The Earl of DnnraVen,
70 ndLe Ilesioent OF the company, who expects to
hiit fnAe o. arrangements with William 81. Wander.
New w Yor rtscihtatlng the business Of the line in
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WATCHERS AT A DEATH-BBD STARTLED By
BURGLARS.-At Whitestone, n. Y, late Sunday
night, burglars attempted to force an entrance
70 tne residence OF Capt Merritt Of the Coast
mother OF Capt Merritt, was breathing her
last the family gathered about her death.bed
were startled by hearing some one In the lower
part cf the house. One of the family went
down stairs and entered the dining room lust
as man was escaping through one of the
WINDOWS. TWO watchmen employed along the
Shore saw three men running at full Snee1
from the Merritt house toward the shore. Thev
gave chase, and exchanged several shots with
tne iug1uVes, who jumped into a rowboat and
pui!ea CUT OF slght In the darkness. Next
morning track OF blood was found sor nesrIv
20 feet along the shore where the three men
were seen to get into the boat, n
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A DISASTROUS FOYAGE.--The brig David
owen, OF Bath, Me-, arrived at New York Tes0
terday from Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed
on December 24th last. She encountered a
series OF heavy gales and was considerably
damaged. On March 5th Warren Tupper q
seaman, was killed by falling from the mast
mead. During the passage VIM. f. G. Bird ana
Frank kirkka, Seamen. died of fever
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KENTUCKY FEuD.-Ed. NJ. Clark shot and
klied sd. King In Logan county, ky., In fight.
kings body was found with bullet holes under
each eye; pistol BY his side. Clark pleaded
sell defense, and the corouer's Jury so decIded.
ago WV N'~io
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HKANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now damon
slrate that there is very heavy defalcatton in
ihe Ashaelot Savings bank at winchester. N.
will be more than 100000. The commissioner
mas SHOWN that the banks statement five wears
ago was false. which leaves no doubt that the
oeIalcatlon extends back Of that time. The
treasurer has for many years deceived both
the trustees and the commissioners and kent
up the banks reputation till his dolngs were
exposed by the commissioner ~
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SILENT DISCIPLE OF TANNER-At Iowa
CITY, MISS Hattie Deul, nfty-two years old. q
slster. ln-law or Dr. Aylworth, has not eaten a
morsel OF food for twenty i've days nor has
she sr oxen one word for three years. She ab-
stained from food on the ground that &c was
her religious duty TO do so. and from talking
1or the same reason. 4 She Is slowly wasting
away The most reputable physicians ln th,
city YOuch for the genuineness OF her fast
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Two yIen Drowned.

GLoUCEsTBR MASS, March 22.-Tne schooner
Mist, from the Banks, reports that two OF her
crew, Louis Grant and Daniel O'Hara were lost
from doTy while attending their travis.
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Wall Street To-day.

The PoSt'S fiOanc al article says: Fha general
stock exchange markets con tnue dull. L. =.
ponds are = higher for the 4's, and ot herwtse
nnChSnged Rai'road bonds as rule are lower
ne aecline ranging from 4 as per cent, the lat
ter Toledo and Delphos Incomes NOBLE and
ONO deeentures are down =. In the stock
narket, afieT the Northern Pacific stocks,
We only notable activity has been In
InS HS coal shares. which have been weak.
Fi,' LACK and Western falling 70 l2lS, Del.
anu anu Hmoson 10 i09A. aud Jersey central 20
L.i Z. ane remainder Of the list IS as the result
vi Ihe nuCtuallons tRus far, all lower although
as We close this edition the market Is firm al A
recovery from the lowest prices The local
loan maIhet, thsnSs 10 the general Inactivity
at 10 d per cent for call loans. Time loans
are Sac per cent. for call loans. Time loans ara
Sac per cent, and prime mercantile psper IL
5A6 per cent.
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A BOLD RASCAL went to bank In Boston
and, by representing that he was an agent for a
counterfeit note Getector, obtained possession
OF bad fifty dollar bill across whose face the
word counterfeit had been written with red ink
Having removed this with acids. he made a two
ooliar purchase at store and received $4S in
good money as change