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hBUDeeT OF SOUTHERN NEWS.
Threatened OverfiOw-Business Fall
urea LEGISLATURE Adjourns.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-Two young men,
Leonard Landose and Michael Hargranan,
were accidentally drowned near Opelousas:
Many parts of the country along Red
river are threatened by overflOws.
Austin, Atkinson & Co, Pine Bluffs.
Ark. have made an assignment. Liabili-
ties, $4,000.
Last evening, John Gallinger, inmate OF
the hospital, suicided by jumping from a
second story window.
The Mississippi Legislature adjourns. to-
day. Both houses passed the apportion-
ment bill.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Steel Rails for the UniOs, Pacific.

New YORK, March 9.-Tle supplement
tary report OF the Union Pacific, to be is
sued in few days will state that the sub
stitution of steel for iron rails for 1880 and
1881, costing 81 $4,000, completed the lay
ing OF steel rails on the Union Division
with the exception of forty miles. The
total expense 20 complete the track with
steel rails for 1852, including the Kansas
Division, will be about half million dol
lars. This will materially reduce the cost
of operating the road in the future.
Across the Rio Grande.
LAREDO, TEX, March THE most inn
portant event in the railroad history OF
America took place here yesterday. The
first International and Great Northern
train crossed the Rio Grande river. This is
the first standard gauge track to enter old
Mexico. The river banks on both sides
were lined with enthusiastic spectators.
The party was chaperoned by Superinten-
dent Joseph Kerrin of the International
and consisted OF General w:
II Sherman, 0eIIvIai rOUh, COLONEL
Morrow, visitors, Major Sumner post
commander, and wife and attendants, in
Guiding the Misses Teal, of Syracuse, n. Y,
and Hughes, of Bridgeport, Conn. The
American interests were represented by
the railway and local officials OF this city
and county: A large number OF Mexican
officials and digntaries were in attendance.
Among the COngratulatory messages sent
was the following;
LAkEpo, TEXAS.
To H. M HoEic, Gc"eroi Manager, S. Lo"is.
= No.:
. SWaS very lucky to reach San Antonio last
night in time to accompany Mr.. Herdin to
Laredo. We have crossed the Rio Grande
on the new bridge. and congratulate you
all on this most important international
event.
[Signedl W. T. SHERMAN. General.
Hunter, Semple & Wells have occupied
thirty.six miles of the road beyond and
have 300 teams at work, and have 300 more
en- route to the front for the next thirty.six
miles.
A Railroad i'm Bagdad.
CoNsTAN7INoPLE. March a-The AmHri-
can Company supported by Senator Wal
lace. United States Minister. is cndeavor'
ing to obtain concessions for railways in
the Province of Bagdad.
DiHerentiaI Rates.
New YORK, March 9.-The Advisory Com
mission held its third public session, to.
day, at the Chamber Of Commerce, and
heard the argument Of the committee oil
the latter body against ditfcrential rates.
Another Consolidation.
CLEVELAND, o., March 9.-Hon. Dan F.
Eells. of Cleveland, President of the Ohio
Central railway, and Samuel Thomas, OF
Columbus, and Calvin S. Brice, Of Lima,
respectively, vice-president and solicitor Ol
the company, met here to-day, and agreed
upon plan which will doubtless result in
the consolidation OF the management OF the
Ohio Central railway, and Ohio Central
coal companies.
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GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
The western AssoeiatiOn Arrange
Prices.

PIrrsGvaGB March 9-Thc Western AS
sociation of Window Glass Manufacturers
were in session here all day, and adjourned
finally, tonight. The meeting was large
ly representative one. and the glass trade
was discussed at great length. The trade is
in q healthy condition, and the outlook for
spring business is very encouraging.
After full exchange of views it was
unanimously resolved to advance prices
from to per cent. according to quality
OF goods. The bottle manufacturers were
also in session, but no business OF impOr-
tancc was transacted.
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the STRIKE At CHICAGO.
severe GriGelsm OF the city Govers.
ment for Not Keeping the Peace.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Thc shutting down
OF the Union Rolling Mill Company,s blast
furnace because of the alleged failure OF
the city TO afford the proper protection TO
the workmen from the strikers has been
made the basis OF considerable criticism OF
MAYOR Harrison and unfayorable comment
generally or the city government. Supt.
Lee reiterates that plenty Of men could be
obtained IL they were given proper protec-
ton, and, in confirmation, said he had re.
ceiyed tender of the service OF sixty men
who were willing TO 20 out to the furnaces
and defend themselves il necessary. He
also said that numbers OF the strikers had
expressed TO him their willingness 70 go
back to work, but for the terrorizing OF the
local union IL vas further learned that
President Stone has had several confer
ences with the Mayor on behalf OF the
company. His honor stated that he had
not a sufficient number OF men at his
disposal to detail any to guard private
property. The company replied that they
had employed Pinkerton's men for that
purpose. and only asked the city 10 keep
the streets clear and protect its workmen.
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Rank Director Arrested.

NEWARK, n. J., March 9.-Director S. ID
Condict, of the Mechanics National Bank,
was arrested, to-day, on civil suit brought
by Receiver Frelinghuysen, and bail was
fixed at S250,0OO. The charge IS that Com
dict had knowledge OF the situation OF the
hank and concealed it from the other di-
rectors, and that the loss to the bank,
after his knowledge was acquired was 800
600, and that he personally profited by con-
cealing such information.
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Two oyeterans Gone.

CHICAGO, March "A dispatch from
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, records the
death of Christian Schafer. he was q
soldier under Napoleon BOnaparte. with
whom he was personally acquainted, and
was in the battle of Waterloo Another
dispatch notes the death, at ottumwa,
Iowa, of Nicholas Reeony, also soldier IN
NapoIeon's service, and who served in the
war of 1912 here, and in the war OF the re-
bellion.
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MISSISSIPPI IEVEES.
Proposition to Appropriate SIS. 10000
For that Purpose.

olpcctuG DFsDN<Cft W tst AhoS~sS''
WASHINGTON, March o - The present
suffering from the overflow has led TO the
introduction of bill in the Senate by Mr..
Garland appropriating $l5,OOO,OOO for that
purpose The Mississippi River Commits
sion is empowered and directed to cause to
be constructed, repaired, preserved or Kept
in order such leyeeS along the banks OF
the Mississippi river as they shall
deem to he of the greatest general
importance to the preservation OF the
channel of the river, and to the prevention
of devastation from breaks and OyerhOws.
The money appropriated is not to be avail
able till the leyees are endorsed and APP
proved by the Secretary of War who is
authorized to make such rules a. he may
see tit in the premises. LAS.
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ksItpetre In the AIE.

L0Spos March 9.-There has been today
a sudden, and what appears as promising
TO be an alarming, fall in the price Of near.
ly all the European securities dealt in at
the London stock Exchange. The admitted
cause Of the decline is the prevalence OF
the belief. based on apparently sathentc
reports. that Russia has plainly Refused TO
render TO Germany q satisfactory answer IN
relation to Gen. Skobelefrs recent wariike
speech.
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Another Warpiog.

GEsEvA, March 9.-The Russian Nihiliss
in this city have issued declaration tAaI
IL the execution OF the recently condemn
ed Nihilists, which Is 70 take place shortly
at St Petersburg. IL not ayerted. that theik
deaths will be avenged.
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WESTERN PASTIMES.
Three Men Hanged by n Mob-Two
Others Badly Beaten,

DENVER, March 9.-The RePndiiodn'
Albuquerque, New Mexico, special says:
AT Los Lunas yesterday, Charles Shelton,
John Redmond and Harry French were
taken from Jail and hanged to the nearest
trees by mob of masked men. Shelton
murdered Foreman Woodruff last fall,
Redmond killed James McDermott last
January at Gallnp, on the Atlantic and Pa
cific railway, and French, alias simpson,
was one OF band OF deSPeraaoes Tho Tho
moi also took two negroes from the Jail;
beat them numerically, and then turned
them Loose.
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Rosecra.s and laarfseid.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-General Rose
Grams declines to say anything in reply to
the letter published yesterday, purpOrting
to have been written by General Garfield,
in 1863. He says he is taking steps to as
certain whether or not the letter is genuine,
and will await the result of the inquiry
before saying anything upon the snbject.
General Rosecrans said as the letter grave
~ effects the character of General Garfield
for truth and veracity, deem it due to him
10 first ascertain if il is genuine.
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Rs-.Is q WhIpesag . ChSsA.

LTrlE Rocx,. March 9.-Nsvs NJ -
eeiyed here, to-day. Of . terrible tfAgsdy .
Hsrrhburg, Psrnsett conuty. II oocanss
Tuesday evening. Prof. Y. j.. Hnne1e
teschsr. and County Tenuref J. J. blis1
had an altefcation about the former snaE
ping the attsrs child in senso 49,
smith seized piece of sooa sr.SS
A.. sruiI the brsins ooasd out and ~
s;e4im diel ip thsee hours Smith SUMS
der.d The sfisir caused the Ueefsse q;
I,.n.,t ever known tn this communiSy.
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The Asssvias I.Oan.

vIExxA. March 0.--It Is stated tbs Cset-
net have resolved 70 present . bill In ths
Reichsralb, making provision ies - - -
budget deficit by the issue OF D.0O.ooo
forins OF 5 per cent. paper rentes.
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pleasant reception as the National Hotel.
Judge Hoge was, this afternoon. selected
as the West Virginia member of the Demo-
erste Congressional Ex@utiVe Committee.
asbeing most conveniently situated in the
matter of residence, to the usual place Of
meeting. Ian.
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Domtuios I.~GisIattsa.

QurBrc. March 0.-At the opening Of ~
Legislature, to-day, the Lieutenant 0ovcrner
spoke Of the recent attempt TO shoot To
Queen. which has been the occasion a
universal sorrow aud emaxement, and sE-
pressed profound sympathy With ~
United States nj the death OF PrsaideaS
E.r1.ld
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him his Commiai0ner Of Insurance, and
Foster is an "old line msn," % how could
his ponderons serving man do differently.



him his Conmiaiouer Of Insurance, and
Foster is An "oId line man." % how could
his ponderons serving man do differently.
WhSes Deaginsf
That's what everybody around tbe susie
capital has been trying to 6nd oct Ono
thing certain is; that he draw, q salary -
the supposed superintendent Of the Reform
School for boys, at Lancaster. and. another
thing certain is, that Foeter appointed him.
He don't superiatend much. because the
press OF Ohio has been gsing for himfor IN
competency, mismAnasement and all sorss
Of dolinquencies. DougSxs, il seems, IL
from Toledo He Isade good superinten.
dent OF the ballot box in hiS pre-
cinct, at least Foster thought
30. because he made sSbig gam. Foste- had
nearly as many votes then - there were
men, women and children in the precinct;
hence he thought Douglass worthy of pro.
motion.
Yet Necessary.
Was what Grant said when he appointctfa.
popinjay officer TO Judgrship Of the Dis.
trict Of tolumsia. The bar rsbelled and.
suggested to Grant that his apPontee had
Court GsYsfs EGen, said Grant, "he was = fine
man. l knew he had never
studied ls~. but didn't .hink II WIS
necessary for a Judge to be . lawyer"
So it il with Foster. He know Douglas
was only competent in superiutending
elections and was the proprietor OF fine
beard. and that was enough. They say
Douglass spetis country with capital "K'
and Foster wiah q small 'f," but still the
Governor thiaks he will make good
A. J. Halstead. editor and proprietor of
the Saturday Fsning .6s'rHdI Of Wheeling,
has been in. tire city this week, accom-
panied by his lieutenans, +. W. ShAllcross.
These gen aememhave hod a fly time, and
we're shown the sights Of the city under
he prote ct:ng wing OF Allen o. Myers.
Carl Carroll OF st. Clairsville, isimthc
,ity. CLuEDs-
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ahs,,.b,.x the Deteettve..

PHrL,pEIp,nA. March a.-By order Of
Mayor King the entire detective depart
ment Of Philadelphia Is abolished. Detec.
tectiyes Leoy, Callahan and Hunser VIII Be
retained as special officer. Chief Detec-
tive Tryon and Others complain that they
will not be afforded . hearing BY which
they could yindicate themselves from tho
charge publicly made.
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s~-ar.fies Rees.ereA.

New YORK, March 9.-The Fourth Ne,
tional Bank. at cost of $40, 900, has recor.
cred the securities which 3. II. Conweil.
a clerk. aged 65, had stolen and hypothecs-
ted. Cornwell II sick at his home In ftain-
field. y. J. He will be prosecuted
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c,erssur, March 2.-The sscood puDse
.e,.ion OF the Catholic RfoSinciei Cesn'
held to-day, consisted Of Pentecs
Bishop Bcreess, OF nstroit oeis19rs
sisied By Csmillss sSs sSssi.is.i: - ~. =.
Rademaeh, Of Fort Wsyne. v.,s sos~-
,II1 tps prorauis.ssa. us bss silI nss = -
iassS nasi;o .sS ...ioc yin = hsld .sIt ssa4sf.
~. - \ ~ likely the Council vbf 60
clyzda IA tshH 70 80.
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THE OVERFLOW.
Great Suffering and DestitutiOn In
Mississippi and ArkansaS.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-SeCretary Lin
coin has received q telegraphic report from
Captain Lee, in regard to the damage and
suffering caused by the overflow i'll the
Mississippi. The overflow is the most dis
astrous and widespread that ever occurred,
and the resulting destitutiOn Is correspond
ingly great. The very lowest estimate OF
the destitutiOn is placed at eighteen
thousand persons.
Many OF the residents OF the back
counties have taken refuge in the hills to
the east and their immediate wants are
being provided for through local aid:
From Tunica county tu Greenyille the
people are compelled to take refuge in such
buildings as are left standing on the levees.
In most cases the only means OF communl-
cation is by skiflS.
With the 100000 rations already sent and
the jOOOO now on the way from st, Louis,
and with the local aid furnished by MiSsip-
pi, the destitutiOn in the district can be
provided for until the 10Th inst.
Everything shows the destitute must he
cared for ut least thirty days from date,
which will require an additional twenty
days ratiOnS for 1900 persons, making a
total OF $4,000 ratiOns.
Many planters say it will be five or six
weeks before any work can be done IN the
overtlOwed districts. Others say not before
the lst OF May, but just as soon as work
can be commenced, | would advise the
issue of rationS cease.
Lieut.. Yedders tclegraphs the Secretary
Of War of the situation in Arkansas, and
saws the sutierings of the people are very
great; that Government relief has saved the
lives OF many, and that not less than four
thousand people will be dependent upon
charity until another crop.
Continued rains have added to the gen.
eral depression. The Secretary OF War has
been in consultation with the Senate
Military Committee, whick will probably
report in favor of an appropriation of siOo,-
DgD
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Pagi., March "a PrusslaD spy has beso
arrested mt Brotteaux, . surburb Of LyoaA
A number of maps and plans OF dsfsnstyO
works was found In his luggage. IL 10
stated he was captain In the Germsn army.
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kthe year III considerable interest
NJ manifested in an announcement
Nix stoves had been completed in
Mielphia. The annual product Of
bye fOandries in that city is now
II at $4,0OO,OOO, and the industry
r. about l., 900 people.
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,c,.r.x.I. lsseh Sy-A 0ssa. -
E.y.fs s.l.: l.a.as ~ bloss dovs . h:1i:
-. - Whirivind this aftsfnooa.
- - 80 ~ vosk enS3e To 0.1N
innpise hut Nt; ysl Z go - ~
s.shes S of tie owner q he hoss -
c,ushed beneath ths rot ana sssvAx y.
iar,d. aevsrsl etbss snaaet 49,.
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A Anfcide.

CLEVELAND, March "A Geneva special
To the Herald reports that Peter Searbal was
found dead in his house this morning. ~
ing partly on the floor, one end OF the strap
around the bedpost, another around. his
neck, Death was the result o. determined
attempt af st.angulatio1 because Of illness
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The Greenbacken

81. Louis, Mo-, March 9.--The Greenback
conyention consumed. nearly the whole
day IN discussing their platform, and after
many speeches and much wrangling the
majority report OF the eonmittee was
4 adopted.
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] Austrian new tariff, which was
s.1cei in the Vienna Parliament
. E.sas ago, is of an extremely pro-
/ character. There are no fewer
] .hrre hundred and tifty-seven
J |, ,F articles which are subjected 10
J. iufirS.
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fh~ksA u neafh.

CLEyELAxp. March 9.-A Heroh special
from Ashtabuls reports that the tour.yee
old daughter Of Mrs. Jesse Mnetmo's
choked % death at dinner, today ~
piece Of meat lodging in her vindrpe.
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FIRE RECORD.

sI. L0ris March 0.-The 6csrritt oosn.
papy's furniture wsTerooms, Christie ave-
nue.. between Second and Third, atwoassy
brick, was burned at II o'clock this mosn-
ing. The building burnt 10 the grouno,
and stock IL an entire loss; fully insuree.
The origin va W.. spontaneous o'nSo'o'>
In SoDs Ylaoes.
SoRwALK, o., March e-At foef oc,1e9
this morning the house VI Joseph hulies
was discovered in flames The family wesU
used, but the namesspread WITH inooe-
ccivable rapidity. Two young msn spfang
from a second story, the halls being 10
flames. Miss Mary Magic, . beautiful
Young lady perished in the flames. He.
BODY was badly burned. Il was fsoovsssd
The origin OF the FIRE ID unknown.
DoaGerooe Htse. -,
CIycISsaTI, o., March s..keny tase
morning the building 53 Third street -
found on hre. The lower story vs. occupsee
by schumaker Il Newell, furniture iscs9sZ.
fire burned rspidly from the ceIisf, -
terrible ioss oflife seemed imminsut 1he
6r,men. however, took the families Al 81
Inv isd,ier-. Loss 900 on stock and sko1t
he same on the builaiss. II 10 the nfss
time this firm has been burned out IN .
lev mOnths ~
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Rumored AbAicaaiSa.

M,DEiD, March 9.-Considsrablr d ssss-
sation was caused by the rumor that Do6
Carlos had abdicated his claims 70 the
Spanish throne in favor OF his infant soa.
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4 magnetic spring is said to have
~ discovered i'm Champaign county,
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The agricultural population Of Dakota
,,DoSed 10 its admission aS State.
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se.ssar HsEIh cenAataea.

NEW Yosx, March 9.--The Psses W.sh-
ington special says: II 10 gensrally una11.
stood among SenatorS that bsn Thii
mslsdy Is mortal, and - oannos hre mucn
longer. ca RI ~ - - = ~
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Iori HOughton isapParently near his
From last accounts he was suffer-
|, nom paralysis at Athens, the result
,g attack of aBgina pectoris.
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~ .Governor Leland Stanford, OF
Irornia, has purchased the celebrated
[,,;og stallion Piedmont, record 2:l7i,
4, : J. Morgan, for $4,000.
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WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Coakiing to be Permitted to Re-
main in Retirement. .
Chinese lmmigration-The Gar6ed-ROse-
Grams lmbrOgIiO-Brady's BaiI-Ths
Arlington PrOpety-JUdgs Hoge
on the Executive Committee.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
DEBTS ALL PAID.

Mr.. COnkling 20 be Permitted 60 Re
main In Private Life.
n
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. 7,port ofall the land grants to rail-
a, i to be submitted to Congress.
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AZ New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. March Sit is officially
requested, owing TO the danger of wheel
waves, that pilots and captains OF steam
boats pass as far away as possible from the
levees at exposed and threatened points,
and run slowly and carefully. 1t is also
requested that steamboats, cease running
altogether for the present i'll Bayou La
fourChe.
A Dispatch from Bayou Sara says, two
bad breaks have occurred in the Point
Coupee leyee, endangering large district
of valuable sugar plantations.
At Memphis
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 9.-rhe river,
this morning ut : o'clock, indicated So feet
/ inch on the gauge, rise OF inches since
yesterday afternoon, caused, doubtless, by
local rains. Ii Showered all yesterday and
last night To-day is regular March weather.
A strong wind Is blowing southwest and
causes waves to form in the river which
may prove disastrous to the levees at
Helena and FriarSpoint.
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Tn, Wisconsin Legislature refuses to
AZ church property.
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y aShmgton PDS' sarcastically
that Mr.. Ingalls,, Of Kansas,
, native of Massachusetts. will
revise his history. He answer
ioar, yesterday, by saying that
rcd To the successor of Daniel
and not to the successor Of
4 Sumner. As the ersueceed-
primer, it appears Mr.. ingalls, in
L Massachusetts has only one
This, however, is an error
pay be excused in the heat Of de-
many people have fallen into it
< study and close observation
present representatives from
NJ usettS i'm the Senate.
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II, believed Gen. BOsecranS, Of Cali
,,is will be chosen Chairman OF the
mocratic Congressional Campaign
unittec.
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Treasury Topics.

WASHINGTON, March 9-United States
bonds redeemed under the lO1th call $l9,-
65S, $50: 1O6th call, $lT, 1888, 80: 10th call,
s.. 800. 80. The Treasury Department, to-
day, purchased 36IS9 200 ounces Of silver for
the Philadelphia San Francisco. New Or
leans and Carson CITY mintS.
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Railroad p,sses In rranee.

IoSpoS, March "a Paris dispatch says:
The recent vote in the Chamber OF Dcpa-
ties in favor OF the conclusion Of an Agree
ment with railway companies by which
members OF the Chamber would have the
right to travel anywhere in France for the
payment OF one hundred and twenty francs
per year. has created very unfayorable CON.
ment Aprivate pssson would have 10 pay
twelve thousand nine hundred france
for . similar privileae II Is presumed the
railway cempanies expect some legtsiavre
head business. There Is also a revival ol
the movement for increasing the salarissa
members OF the chambers OF deputs>s 70
$4,000 francs per year. Deputatic, on tns
subject waited upon De frev-ns, rresi: :
dent Of tue council, ycsts.-ay. he -
Ia favor the project. ihe I,m>. rem1n
no cabinet could il expected to resist H.