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Railroad Meeting.

TOLEDO, o., March N.-rhe annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Toledo, Cir
cinnati Il st. Louis railroad, a narrow
gauge, was held here to-day. The following
directors were elected George Viii
liam Bsllou, New York; John McNab
Philadelphia; G. c. Moses, Bath, Maine
John Felt Osgood, Boston. a little over
1900 shares OF stock were voted ont o.
$4,000. The board of directors NEE, IN
Boston April ID, for the election of officers
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KANSAS CITY, March 20.-J. II. Crabtree,
Appointment stock dealer of Eutaula, Creek
nation, who left there on Sunday night,
the 18th, reports that General Porter was
preparing to leave Eufaula this morning at
at his camp tbirty0tivs miles
west of Ocmulgee, on the edge of the Sac
and Fox agency. SPEECHES force is said to
De about 80 men. A determined fight is
anticipated, as both parties have been re-
euperating preparatory to an encounter.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 2O.--rhe di-
rectors of the old Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central railway met here to-day
and organized the new company which is
to operate the line under the name OF
the Chicago, st. Louis e Pittsburg railway
w. l., Scate, OF Erie, was elected president,
and the new corporation will incorporate
on April2 Proper steps were taken to
issue stock and bonds in exchange for the
old securities under the plan Of reorgani-
zatlon, the Union Trust company, of New
York, being appointed financial agent OF
the new corporation.
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The Me o church,

CnARLEsTowY, w. Va, March 20,-The
Baltimore conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church South, reports possess
son OF ,@3 churches, with probable value of
S9JUD. Parsonages 81, Of probable
value of Sl27 900; Indebtedness 5000;
amount raised for building and improve
nent SS1 600; Indebtedness, $4,000 1t has
aiso ~ Sunday.schools. with 2S,i00 schol'
aIs, with expenses OF 81, 600. 1t was rec.
to the organization of missionary societies
IN the Sunday schools. and that they be
, kert. open throughout the, winter, The
sunday school depository in Baltimore con-
,nluted Sap,OOO ~ its assessment for eduea.
uosa purposes. II goes to Randoph.Ma'
COW Chlleke. Y D W. --LL--L
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o'uhsertest-iAist W no NlOseu.
Prof. Frees IS firm in his purpose to admit
no more admissions TO the Dallas mixed
chorus after to'night's rehearsal at the hall
of the Young Mems Hebrew ASSOCIATION
(Mayer's halD. The following new name s
were added at the last meeting, when there
were about sixty voices. lie hopes to see
the number increased to eighty by addi-
tons this evening. All now members, as
well as those DESTROYS of joiningare urgent
ly requested TO be promptly on hand at s
o'clock p. III. Those joining Monday even
ing were Mrs. Capwell, Mrs John Meyers,
Mrs. j. Il. Hall, Mrs. Schoelkopf, Mr.. Oscar
Becker, Misses Minnie Wolf, Linda Wolf,
Virgie Helm, Fannie Crowdus, N. g. Pre-
senius, Emma Mueller, Mesrrs. G. S. Evans,
II. Surbeck, A. Schneider, Chas. Struck,
Henry Misselhorn, Morris Rosenheim, q.
Sinkbener, Chas. Putt, Il. Fosdick, II.
Steinteldt, John Hess, j. COusnard, Geo.
Potter, Ed Kelly, Henry Schneider, Emil
Fit2, Il. Mueller and Rud Liskeieldt.
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Pork Packing.

CINCINNATI, March 20.-Colonel Sidney d..
Maxwell, superintendent of the Merchants
exchange, has made an elaborate statement
of pork packing statistics, showing hogs
packed in Cincinnati, November LIST to
March LIST, 425 AGO. increase over previous
year, 1922; aggregate yield of lard, $40
2O6 pounds; increase over previous year,
100000 pounds; barrels of pork produced,
1e Or
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A DENIAL.

DsBLIN, March 20.-Piggat, proprietor OF
the Irishman, repudiates the statement Of
Patrick Egan, that he (Piggat) wrote him
threateniugly unless Egan gave him $500
league with misappropriating funds.
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falle,l

PIrrsBURG, Marca, IA New Brighton,
Pennsylvania, special says Il. +. h H..
Hooper, private bankers, suspended pay :
ment to-day. The failure is said to have
been caused bya number of bad invest
ments. No idea of the extent OF the liabili-
ties could be obtained to-day, but it is said
they will he from $4,000 to $4,000, snd
that the assets will not amount to over
$40 600. The firm has been doing business
% wears
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ST, Louis, Mo, March 2O.-The repnbli,
can city convention for the nomination Of
six members of the upper house of the
municipal assembly is in session, but up TO
? O'Clock only preliminary business had
been transacted.
The republican city convention this af-
ternoon nominated SIX members of the up
per house of the municipal assembly. One
member to the house of delegates from each
ward in the city was nominated at the pri-
mary meetings last night. The democrat
will nominate ticket Thursday.
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Cincinnati Mayoralty.

CINCINNATI, o., March 20.-Thomas j..
Stephens was nominated for mayor by the
democratic city convention on the second
ballot.
Thomas Mulhall was nominated for comp
troller; IL. D. Peck, judge of the superior
court, for the short term, and Judson Har-
mon, for the long term.
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Sporting Pointers.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-The programme for
the summer racing at the meeting of the
Chicago Driving Park association COM
mences June 26th, continuing to the 30th
and July Sd and 4th. The Illinois Derby
will be run July Sd. and the Northwestern
and Champion stakes on July 4th. Races
occur each day and nine on July 4th.
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Stock Jobbimg.

ST. LOUIS, March 90 Well-informed high
officials of the Wabash railway emphatical.
ly deny that there is any foundation for the
recent rumors that that road is to be leased
to, or operated by, the Iron Mountain. The
latest report, that the Iron Mountain is to
lease the Cairo & Nincennes branch Of the
Wabash, is also tlatly contradicted by OIL.
GERS of the latter road. These reports are
denounced as a stock jobbing scheme.
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Officers Cornwall and Overland were in
formed Monday evening by colored boy
who had been playing under the platform
of the compress building, that he had dis
discovered several boxes containing hats OF
fine manufacture. The officers went to the
place, and found six boxes, containing three
hats each, which they turned over TO the
agent of the Texas & Pacific road, as IL wins
learned that they were part OF the stolen
goods stolen from freight car in that
roads lower yard few nights since. Two
OF the supposed thieves have already been
apprehended and are now behind the bars
OF the county Jail, and the officers who
have been busy ferreting out the gang Of
freight truin robbers supposed to be in ex.
istence here are hot on the trail of some OF
them,
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New IoRK, March 20,-Scott, the we'll
known manufactures OF printing presses,
has sold his patents, etc, to Il. Hoe & Co.
for Sl0O,000. He will complete presses al.
ready contracted for before retiring.
The board of alderman has adopted the
resolutions setting apart the governor $
room in the city hail for the reception of
the remains of John Howard Payne. A
committee was also appointed to cooperate
with similar committee from the Press
club i'll receiving and escorting the remains
to the city hall
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4 Dose of the Beautiful.

WHITEHALL, NY, March 20.-There was
a heavy snow storm in this section of the
state last night. Reports from different
towns show fall of from five to ten inches.
Still showing.
RrcHFoRD, W., March 20.-Another heavy
storm. Trains blockaded and mails de
layed.
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NEW York, March 20.-Rev. Lawrence
Walsh, treasurer of the Irish National Land
league, to-day cabled $1,000 for the relief
of victims of the famine in the west Of
Ireland. Walsh cableI Parnell his presence
at the Philadelphia Land league conven-
ton on the Goth of April is imperatively de-
manded
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Emma Bonds story.

TAYLoRLyILLE, ILL.,, March 2O.-ln her
rational moments Emma Bond has con-
firmed the theory that two masked men
carried her from her sick room, and from
other evidence her father and physician are
convinced that her theory is a correct one:
to prevent her appearance before the grand
iurV
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Ashore

DAMARIscoTTA, Nd, March 20.-The
steamer City Point, of the Annapolis IL
Boston line, is ashore in Pemaquid harbor
She put in there on account of the storm
and short of coal. Her cargo is potatoes
and fish, and fifty passengers. She is en-
tirely ont of water 1t is low-tide.
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liilk War.

PORT JERyIs, n. Y. March 20.-The milk
war is undated at Otesville, Howells, Mid
dleton, hampton, Goshen, Chester, Oxford
Monroe aud Turner's. Shipments are prac-
tically stopped. Crowds of farmers and
others surrounded the stations, the first
few with milk had it spilled and the re.
mainder took it home. The supply
on the branches is also greatly reduced, the
total reaching Jersey City over the Erie
being nearly 1000 cans short. Fifteen hun
bred dollars have been subscribed by New
burg to aid the farmers, and 5000 prom
sed il wanted. Unless the dealers surren
der, the milk supply will be further re-
duced tomorrow.
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Niaratiine

New YORK, March 2O.-Arrived, Labra.
dor, from London.
LoNpoy, March 2O.-Furnessia and
Neckar, from New York, arrived out,
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Snnw and a Collision.

RIcHFoED, VT, March 2O.-A snow pillow
came in collision with train on the South
eastern road and several persons were pad
ly injured No train from Montreal since
Sunday noon, and the Boston express is
stuck here tonight.
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Political Splte.

CHARLESTON, March 20.-At Florence K,
G.. Gregg, Frank Coachman and Il. Napier:
congressional managers at Wars Bun
precinct, are held on the charge of refusing
s- allow qualified voters to'vote,
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LITTLE Rock, March 20.-Near Boohyille,
Logan county, Monday morning, Sheriff
Grady and posse attacked four men, sup.
posed to be Little Rock & Fort Smith train
robbers, whose capture was telegraped last
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HARRIsBuRG, Marck 20.-Tho judiciary
general committee have considered the res
olution relative to the right of y. l.. Dukes
to seat in the house and appointed sub
committee to make enquiry.
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Exports

New YoRg, March 2o.--The produce ex'
norts for the past week amount to SS,il9,-
$40.
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Under Ground.

ALBANY, n. y, March 20.-The senate
has passed the bill compelling telegraph
and telephone companies of New York and
Brooklyn to place their lines under ground
after March lst, 1886.
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Murder or Homicide 2

'e New SoaK, March 2o.-George w. Conk.
ing, whoshot and killed willeur H. Hay
ers'ick last night. was arraigned today IN
tne coroner's Office. He is gentlemanly. Ia
fappearAncel aud bore himself outwardly
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

aeSsrs. Morley Bros:
6ENrRENKN II have sold WONDERFUL.
glJ6r' 10 several OF my Customers who asei
.Or the cure Of BLACK LEG by giving
Ne or two doses internally and applying il ex-
ssoal,y. II worked like charm. Yours, Etc.
L HNHLNLIIsAA.
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NO Foundation.

TRENTON March 20.-Rumors respecting
the purchase of the New Jersey Central
railway by the Reading road, have no ioun'
dalton,
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Isetires.

NEWARK, March 20.--The New Jersey
Fire Insurance company, after an Existence
OF half a century, retires from business.
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One Hundred Chi|dren's Suits at $685.,
THEY ARE WORTH ORDINARILY S2A
s&a-REMEMBER PIDaCE-oa
REINHARDT, the Clothier.
7O4 ELM STREET

mines have had protracted strike, and
were operated by non-union men. Two
men were brutally beaten for attempt
ing to go towork. A doctor was telegraphed
for to attend the injured.
A FOOL.
BIRKENHEAD, Eng, March 2O.--A large
employer here discharged all his Irish
workmen, declaring he would no longer dis
grace himself by paying people who foster
aSsassins.
DYNAMITE.
ST.. PErRRsBuRG, March 0.--Two dynam.
lite depots were discovered here aud forty
persons were arrested The weeks arrests
number 200, including pupils of the mill
tary schools and railway officials. The gov.
ernment is resolved to expel all Italians
without permanent occupation.
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Abolished

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ga bill
passed the legislature to-day abolishing
public executions in Tennessee,
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bNTfNRCCf. TEXAS. sep l. M
This II 10 certify that We have CSei y0Uf
"hoNpSkUL kI6HF' Cor BLACK leG
IN Cattle by giViag from IS 10 " drnps inter
nSly AMI applying externally once OF wNe u
the parts atected, end Il gave immediate NET
A. J. NcLURE W. r. SHIFANrr
A. J. STEWARD. WILL MeLUkE
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Co,iieryl Burning


suESASDoAH, PA March 20 - CUM
Bank Kohnoor colliery is burning.
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NEW orLEANl nAnKEr.

New ORLEANS, \, 90 --F'"N' gN"'
and weak; high grades, so.l-a 10 $J.'l, COrh
mixed, 66 to 60. Oats dull and lower 53l.
Bulk meats in fair demand; clear rib and
long clear sides, II to ~. Sugar quiet and
unchanged. Molasses dull and unchanged.
Rice quiet but steady. Bran dull and
lower; 81. Cotton-seed oil dull and UNI
changed. Others unchanged. Sterling ex-
change, b. b., i.S0l.
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GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEW ~
Kansas Legislation en- Railroads Has
stirred Up Al the Big Masna'es'
The Republicans of Chicago are Badly
~ wixed on the aayoralty Question.
Very Shrewd Mexican THIEF IN IL
linois steals a Little Fortune.
rho democrats OF Little RhOdy Ac'
eept Sprague for Governor.
Tho, lie, the Rest of the Ticket, How.
ever, and May Win.
The Creek Indians Are on the War-path
in Real Earnest.
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Freight Train Robbery.

Base-balls, marbles and fancy notions, al
Mason & Erb's..
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Tapestry Brussels Velvet Carpets sPys aPys Extra SUI
pers Ingram Carpets Fancy Mattngs, Cocoa Mattings
We have also very fine of Brussels Rugs Vel
vet Rugs, Cocoa Rugs and Rubber Rugs Lace Curtains
Window Shades, ETC., ETC., etc.
All Goods delivered free of charge any part of the city,
Samples sent by mail upon request.
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.RE|DHARDT, 7HE CLOTH|ER,
7o4 ELM STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS IN
Mems, Youths & Boys Clothing
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
WHITE
FANCY uNnkRwEARnIl sLE TIRE and INDIA
GAuZt SPECIAL BARGAINS n
Aud CHLDRRNS
704 ELM STREET.


looming SunmcrSe
Weesn safely
II
stands
ana practice and
Cxaclvc eup tot
erneNt week we otter Ala Counter
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nNNANITE


STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, March 20.-Money, 10 to 10;
prime mercantile paper. 81 to Z; bar silver,
lot; exchange weak; $50, long, S., sight;
governments, / lower for 6's others I'M
changed; states neglected; railroads dull
and firm.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, March 20.-Wheat weak;
No. . red, Gag to %. cash; 95i to 96, April;
07s to97l, May. Corn weak; i3s to "A, cash
10 to 45s April; Al to All, May. Cattle re-
ceipts, 1000; active and firm; steers of | 200
pounds to extra heavy sold at 1918 to 800,
side prices, and feeders Si.25 to S5l5; cows,
So 40 to $3.50. Hogs receipts, 200; weak and
lower 1915 to $755; mostly sos to 81 30.
Sheep receipts, 800; good muttons of 100
pounds average sold for 81 50,
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, March Colour unchanged.
Wheat higher, trading confined almost en-
tirely to May options; No. . red, $l.0Sl to
$l.OSi, cash $l.0Si TO $1.0S9, March; $1t0I
bid, April; $l.lll to $l.l2t, May. Corn,
same condition as wheat, but had very little
strength; 50t to SOC, cash; 50l to 50l, March;
5l4 to Ok, April; 53t to 5ii, May Oats
better; Al, cash; ~, April; I2i to 49,, May.
Whisky steady; Sl,15. Cornmeal duh
| S-,Ou. iIbNlSlullo uull, luWcI W SUI ullN
small, peddling trade done. Cattle. re.
cepts, GOO; supply entirely inadequate to
| the demand; prices firm; exporters 80 80 ia
1913; good to choice shipping, So to $500
light ditto, $500 to Sc; good TO best butch
ers' steers, $40 to $3.50; ditto COWS and
heit-rs, Si.25 to So common butchering
stuff $3.50 TO 81; stockers and feeders, 81 81
to $525; Oorn-ied Texans, LOCO to l,25C
pounds sold 1925 TO $56j, Hogs slow
light, $40 10 $50; heavy, $3.50 to $7,05
drove Texans brought $740-best price Of
season; receipts, 900. Sheep steady; mid
ding TO good muttons. 81 to $3.50; choice
10 fancy, 1915 to $3.50; receipts, 800.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, March 20.-Hogs receipts, IS 600
fairly active and prices stronger mixed, s,
to $76j; heavy, $765 10 $500; light, $76l
to $40. Cattle receipts, 60O0 market SLOW
and about steady; exporters, $3.50 to 81
good to choice shipping. $3.50 to $6,4O; com
mon to fair, So to S5.s5; butchers, $40 I,
81 50; stockers and feeders, $3.50 to $i,S5
Sheep receipts, 700, fairly active and firm
choice to extra, So to $500; good to choice
50 80 to S6 common to fair, 81 to $4,2j
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat opened
easier and closed higher; regular, $l,05
March; $10js to $l05l, April; Sll0A Il
$l.l0t, May; No. 2 red winter, $l,07. Corr
unsettled, but generally lower; 5i9 to $50
cash; 5i2, March; IS, April; 500 to 59f, May
Pork opened weak and lower, but close
firm at outs ide prices; $3.50 to $lS.l5, casl
or March; $lS.17l to $3.50, April; $lS.42
to $lS.45, May. Lard opened weak AM
lower, but closed firm at outside prices
ll.l7i to 1l.20, cash or March; ll.22l Il
1l.25, April. Bulk meats in fair demand
shoulders, 7.65; short rib, 1915 short clear
1915.
Auu Nnpr MApUpT
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NTVVNo NNU HVNHos
New York, March 20,-Money, 10 to 10
prime mercantile paper. 81 to Z, bar silver
lot; exchange weak; 4.S0, long; 4 IS, sight
governments, 1 lower for 6's; others un
changed; states neglected. railroads dul
opt firm
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-22
MASSACHUSETTS,

Gov. Butler and the Bell Telephone Bill
BosToN, May 21.-The only bases that ap-
pear for the report that Butler will veto the
Bell Telephone bill is that the bill was seen "
ing on his desk unsigned, and he has cent to
the Secretary OF State for the company's char
ter
Conference OF Republican Legislators.
Several Of the Republican Senators held a
conference after adjournment TO con sider
what course they had better take regarding
propagation. The general continent was that
the Legislature should in no way put ID beyond
its own power to act upon the results Of the
Tewksbury investigation. Nothing definite
was done in the conference but 1t was suggest.
ed that 1t might be well to have q conference
OF both branches on this matter.
Dropped Dead.
An unknown man, we'll dressed, about 70
years Of age, dropped dead in the Eastern de-
pct this afternoon. On his person was found
ticket from Boston to Portsmouth.
Boston's Foreign Exhibition.
The aldermen tonight appropriated $4,000
TO be expended by q committee Of the city
guishod guests who may visit Boston's foreign
exhibition next September.
Poisoned by Eating Canned Squash.
LOWELL, May 2l.-Three persons, Mrs. Co
burn and two other ladies named Mclaughlin,
residing at Draeut are quite i'll from the ei-
fects Of eating canned Equash Mrs. Coburn Is
improving but the others are critically III. All
we're taken sick last Saturday night
The Marblehead Strike.
MARBLEHEAD, Mass. May 2f.-Excitement
prevails in town today. Two were men were sup
posed TO have intentions TO work at Cropley Il
Brothers shoe factory arrived on the noon
train, and they were surrounded by crowd
and prevented from entering tho factory. A
workman who left the factory at noon was also
subjected TO insult. The lawless characters in
town arc now fast cropping out.