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Brdnbe

EenpOrt, Rp., 6. gooember.-Satob
Sabn's @iebaus, bret Wetlau iiiOltd BON
bier, brannte tn bergangeusr Rld)t utebar.
8RrIuif $4,000. Serf4erung So 600.
ytormap, gls., 6. Ropember. - 8as
IN leBter SaiioH erbaute oSslauo Souie"
uabe SrfOr0 brannts am leBten Brettag ntes
Der. SerIuff $35, 900.
alau Dc bunt, Beuni.. 6. goUdr. -
Die btefgsu @asmsrfe brduuteu beute ntes
Der uno etn benad6artes 8obnbaus nuroe
t5etlnetIe 3erfi6rt. 3met 20ihmduusr erlits
ten idmere SerIeBungen, un0 Elm in oem
@Obnbnuie am gierueufieber oarntsoer ltes
genoer glann farb balO mad ieiner gHtfor.
nung ans bsm Sauie. Die StraBeu itn6
bsute gbenb in 6tdte 6tuisruiB gebitut, un6
es ptro 3pei g8oaen in guipruh uebmau,
ben S4abeH aus3ubeiieru. "
iferbille, Ont, 6. gio0ember.-
8ret SisHfdlIe bes Sru. Stram Bulter gtnz
gen beute friib nebft 300 Sonneu Seu uu6
56C0 Souusu 6obleu IN 6InmmeH auf, uub
400 Stid Sisb, trelfs aHf SerihiFung mad
@uglan0 purtsteu, fnmeu un's 9e6eu. 8ers
Inf ca. 100000. Cine 9ampfpribe uuo
stns abtbetlung 5eIermebr uuroen uou De-
trOit bisrber ;ur Silfe asididt. 3mei Q6id.
manner aus 9etroit, giameus Bm. Segtou
unS Setnrtf T1e6e, erIttteu idwere 8ers
lGBnngeH.
Srei 3inaer su EOse oerbrannt.
8alet89, g.,g., 6. gooembeg. - Sin
uabe SanforO mohuenbsr Reger gtug am
lesten SsuntGg abeuc NIT stusr 6rau tn
bic air4e uuO idIoR ieine orai Rtnber i'm
Sauie Elm. 4Is bGs Gbspaar bret Stuuteu
ipdtsg 3arGdtehrte, fauo ss Fetns gBo9nung
als Sautfbaufen c9r, untsr tDelfem bic usrs
fotltgu 2stdeu bey Riu0er legsn.
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81 NpptbePern an baben.

gSan Isis: sgBabr uu6 SuIf6."
BiaH i6ide stRe Sriefmarle On Rab %
man & q o., ylr. 80, 9Barreus, GGs e,r
Gburdfrass, 9tw.gorl.
~ BsIssrlrg SauIsRss 5sa Dollars psrl5 isigs
baitr mgsi4tdt uerbeu.
aH eab pubIiium.
BerIanst Ia MIR 3nbpas's unb a6tei earnd. b1s
e sams ,,SaeHa9" i4 mii bsm aeiairitsn Grtigtl
sfHeH (Obll ,g}R5&D-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-11-07

Ibb9tts ibanji5es G8siHs IonieIm itdrtt .te Con.
itutton unb brinst eeber unS RisreE IN rsaeIndsia,
EtatPisigit Is 9ts. bic 6Iai4s. u82-l
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fir @eueralaubiteur RileS (3fep.) 75,839,
3aggurt CDem.) 54,858; fir StaqtsIdas-
metffer 2toeisp (81sp. 1885, Bomeu (0em)
54,5S6; fir 9titrtitsunWaIt @rabam (Rep.
-fstne Oppoiitton) 125, $50; tiir @Outroleur
Ssffrtes (G9sp.) 65, ,822, Bage (0enl.) 81, Col
- SefirteS' Raiorttdt I'LL; fur &tsrt Der
Court of Qunrtsr'Seifons QtttletOu (Rep.) J
IS, 436, Snopbeu (0em.) So. 352; fir @oru.
ner YOwsrs (&ep.) 73,907, {a2Oper (0sm.)
55,272.
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@isetrIose wRnbOns'S in Sfrsinien. - GenH.
IetUdnttn nabrfdbsinIieB repubItfantIdb. -
Die susfdbten auf etnen bemotrdtiIdbsn
Stes bst Der nddbften @rdGeentemwabI 70
aiiuflia, ala fF
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Seanien.

gRa6rib, G. Rooem6er. - Seuor g2o,
ret, Glnifer oeB 5nuereu, emp=lHg bsuts
be Brootn3talgOu0erneure uub erfu9te otes
ielben, 4ues auf}ubieten, nm bic @tatradlt
Der lt5sraleu Bartet gu f0rberu, Der Ggrauz
net Der ganoetgsutbHmer 3u fteEeru uuo bic
9tuEe In ibreH reipettiuen BroUiu5eu aufre6t
gu grbalteu.
8a5 aabinet blt bis uebrrfdbrung Oes
SHlurgenteufdbrsr8 4acso roa Der GttaoeIs
81 GaCua, no er felt ldHgarar 3ett In 6cft
gsbGIten Durte, rad etueul miloereu Rlima
autnriftrt. Der @euerolcasttsu BON CUBA ift
rrmdftIgt mbroeu, etue anleibe BON 500. q.
goo Peietass pelde auf Gouto Der i4Uebeu.
ben SauIe Guba's 8ei6rtebsu Derbea Iou,
III frleben,
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2toegpoOL 6. BOO, 12. 30 glittags.-
8aumpoue: RtualIcrte SberlQn6sr 6, Ditto
yleD Orleans G.. - Die Ssrfdufe BE-
trugsn 10000, S2efulattoU ua0 Qusfu5r
1900 SaueH, 3uiubr 16, ZOO.
Eouoou, G. EoDbr. - Der. Staateus
SbltgutiOueu: 4.prO3. 124l, bttto At 9rca.
lis, DO. Oerldagsrte 5.pro3. 1044.-4ttien:
u. & @. gB. 40, DO. ?. 13i, Grte 295, DO. 2.
81, Gep'Yorl Central 1903, Beuni. Central
63t, Sus. Central 1856, Gea6ing 2G5, On.
tartO.g8easru pit, Reritauti6e SG2. Dlu.
pauiee 81. Boul Common 1O2.
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Smaba, Rebr., 6. gfoU. - @dnftges
gGetter herridt BeUte i'm Staate, uuO Elm
3iemlth ifnrtes Sotrm m'rO ab9egebeu.
yEsbrasfa erndblt beute eiueu Sbarritlter
uno Uter RegentFn Der 5taat8 lIuiuerlitdt.
SO. 3. &eeie muroe Uon ben Republtfauaru
uno Sames g8. SaUdge Don ben 9emOiraten
uun Grttg!onOPoIifeu gum Obsrrtatcr no.
utntrt.
Omaha, 6. Robember. 49, Dsr Ra9u6-
lttuuer so. q. Steele tit nit 10000 Ia. 900
St'mmeu iiber ben 8smoiratcu S. ". SIs
ooge 3um Sberrtdter ermuhlt. DIerspibN.
foutime gIaiOrtt0t tit cine gsrtugUs, ole BET
Der leBtsn Staatanan.
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ct. 2ouis, 6. ROuember.- r.-Qus Ranias
ftnb bsute RGGt MIR ipdrlthe Bablbsridte
gu eriuartsn. Su isnem Staate uurbeu uur
@ouut9sBeamte uuo 8i6ter srudblt, oIeiu
ba in jebem @Ouutp brsi bis bier GtdetS no
mtntrt tpareu, 70 mirb bic 3Gblung Der
Stimmsn bis gum UlOrgen in 4uIpruh neb.
men.
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oas einstee eamersensBetlmtttel

has ou8enbItdlt4 bic idred,i9iteu Sbmer3eu Firt
UNI GHIunoungeu uHo 5lutaH5rau9 liHoert, gJei.
olel % e IN Der &uu8e, I'm B}aFeH In ben giaIspss
oen, Zen SruieH poer nHogreu Cr4dHen alftrgtea
penn man es eiHmGl beuIgt. uab 3UIr
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8euber, @ol., 6. Nob.-0te beute tn
Colorado iattgefuubeue Grmdbluug boil
Ouutbbearnten mar ubue ermdbneRsners
tbe8 Reiultat. SIN bieFgen GOuutg er3telten
bic 8epublttuner groBe @emiunfe un6 er.
mdbIten ibreu S@ertfs'@anoioateu, nd6s
rtn0 In gcaoOtlle bic 9emotrateu ftgteu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
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A Decision OF Interest.

CHICAGO, March 31.--Tne supreme couxt
Of Illinois, all the bench asserting, has just
filed an opinion declaring in substance
the Pullman Palace Car company and lihe
corporations common carriers. and placing
them In the same category as railway oom-
panies. This is contrary to decision given
by the same tribunal some years sgo. and
afiirms the principle which the present
state legislature has endeavored 10 embody
In the statute. The suit was brought 81
Luxe Nevin against the car company FOR
refusing 10 permit him TO occupy slee pinR
berth assigned him, which he offered To- nav
for. The lower courts decided that plaintiff
had no power to enforce accommoda.
tions from the car company, and It was Or
tional on Its part to furnish the same, The
court asserts the running OF sleepers ho6
become business necessity and In thi1
view, the law can impose obligations on tho
company the same as on a railway. ferry.
man or inn-keeper. In the Language Of f6o
opinion, when, therefore, a passenger Vho
under the rules Of the company ID entitled
to berth at the usual fare, and to whom
no personal objection attaches, enterS ~
company's sleeping. car at proper time. n
the. purpose OF procuring accommodationS,
and In an orderly and respectful mannef
applies for berth, and offering the custo.
mary price therefor, the company ID bound
TO furnish 1t provided II has q vacant one 6
Its disposal. For q breach Of any OF thoao
implied duties, the court holds the con-
pany clearly liable. ~
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GENERAL NEWS.
Young Jacob Schaefer Carries or tho
Palm From Sexton.
A Clear Case Made out Against the Liy-
erpool Skirmishers.
Russian Police Hayea Brisk Brush With
the Nihilists.
Mr.. Folger Soon to Resume Control of
the Treasury.
The President VIII Take Trip 10
Florida.
Mr.. Chandler TO Accompany Him -
Business.
Numerous Other Interesting Items.
Numerous Other Interesting Items.
Thd Baik-Line Tournament
AN EASY GAME.

AN EASY GAME.
CHICAGO, March 3l.--A large audience
witnessed the game this afternoon between
Vignaux AMI Wallace, in the brunswick
& Bake tournament, with good represen.
tation of ladies. Vlgnaux suffered from
neuralgia, but, nevertheless, played fine
game, scoring two runs OF over 100. Wal.
lace showed.very poor play, score-Wal
lace, 2io, average, 1881; highest run, IS
Vignaux, total, GOO; average, 10 ii.3i; high
est run, l2S.
scnAEFER KEATS sExToS,
An immense audience was present 10.
night to witness the meeting of Scheefel
and Sexton for the first time at Balk line
game. Tho interest was Keen as TO the re
suit us II was well known that Sexton wa,
in the finest form and determined to xiv,
Schaeier one OF the hardest kinC
Of games, He did himself credit
by playing great billiards, but not grea
enough to beat the wonderful execution o
Schaeier. The latter was the iavorite In tn,
betting, with odds of 100 to 40. The gam,
was ono OF race-horse order from the star
to the stop. Sexton showed the most spec,
at the trst, but Schaeier, in the seventh
inning made u run OF l32 and led by las [,
81, followed with %, 80, II and 81 in consecu
tive order, which took the score to 30 /,
Sexton a. The latter in the 1911
inning ran Al, In the l7tl
l10 and in the 18th G5, makinl
216 points in three innings and thereb,
went TO the front--357 TO Schaefer's 325
Schaefer took fresh hold in the 2lst in
ming with so, followed In the next two In
nnrs with 30 and 96, and ran out with d
In the 18th inning, thus closing tho mos
extraordinary contest, Monday aiternool
Morris and Wallace will play, and in III
evening Vignaux and Sexton.
Score Schaeler-0, l, 4, ., lG, /, .. 132, 9.
30, Y, 57, o 0, 90, 10, 10, ., |, so, 80, 90,
0o-6O. Highest run, l32; average, a.
Sexton, 30, |, l6, 2, 0, 1, 10, ., 1,3,t
=, U, ~, l7O, 60, 0, ., 30, |, 0-39S. Highes
run, 10 average, l6 1924.
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HAWKINS.

Terrific Hall.storm. Followed by Heavy
Raio-Damage to Crops. Gardens ana Or
chards-Other Notes.
HAWKINS. March Si,-[special. lat !
o'clock last night we had great hail il.storm,
the heaviest, perhaps, that ever fell here.
Two hours afterwards we scooped up hail by
the plateful. Then followed tremendous
rain, which, In connection with the hail,
did considerable damage to the young CROP
gardens and fruit tress.
Five carloads OF young cattle have been
shipped from here during the past week,
Young Mr.. Green, IRON Kentucky, takes
charge OF the night telegraph office. while
Mr. Walkham succeeds Mr. w. B. Herbiy
rs station agent.
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TYLER.
Death of AN Ag~i Citizcn-Internationa onal
Money Order Once eCreated-suspicious--
The Peuding Municipal Election, Etc.

Money Order Once eCreated-suspicious-
Tho Peuding Municipal Election. Etc.
TYLER, March 3l.-[Special l-ilam
Swain, an aged ard esteemed citizen, died
at the residence o. Mrs. p, Doney, at 2
O'Clock, here this morning. lie had been
in Ill health tor lcng period and his death
was not an unexpected one.
The post-oflice here has been created an
international money order office by the de.
parlmcnt, to date ltom the 2d, proxmo.
The insurance interest here had the re-
cent tire at Alto, Cherokee county, In which
n. Elleston, insured for 5000, was burned
out, investigated and report very strong
circumstances In favor Of his having had q
hand In the origin uf the fire.
Our municipal election, tor aldermen
only. occurs next Tuesday, and IL IL sur.
missed that there will le some change In the
personnel OF the uext board Ii has scen
the custom heretofore In this city to ele,t
officers annually, but the present mayor
and council failed and refused to order an
election Tor anything but aldermen. There
is one candidate in the field for the mayor.
atty, who II seems will contest the action OF
the mayor and council.
The fire laddies were out drilling Wedpes.
day afternoon. tits claimed for them that
they are becoming quite proficient in hand.
ling che hose and cart.
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Bargain House in Dallas

We are selling the best
Windsor. ,..Cocheco and Pa
citic Sateens. They are the
best goods and only styles
worth keeping; usually sold
for lOc, per yard. Is yards
for $1.00.
We are selling the best
brands OF Cahooes, none of
which are worth less than
SC. per yard, including the
new Windsor novelties, Ar
mold Chambray Prints, Ed
dystone Pacitics, Cochecos,
etc, at 16 yards tor $l.00.
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WEATIIEltFORD.
Court Notes--Datc OF McConneirs Trial
ApathstIc Ahoot On, ms lta,,i,..

Court Notes--Date of McConncirs Trial
Apathetlc About the city Election.
WEArHERroRD. March 3l.-Ispecial. J.
District court, Judge Hood presiding, Ia,
this week been engaged in trying civil non.
jury cases. A number of cases have been
disposed of, but none of special interest Ia
the public, Next week the civil jury docket
be devoted to criminal trials. The grand
jury have returned twenty bills and will
present about thirty morc only few OF
which are felonies. The state vs.. n. s. Me.
Connell, charged with murder, will be
called for trial the 10th.
The city election Tuesday creates very
little interest. Out Of four aldermen 10 be-
elected only one candidate has been In.
duced to run.
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We are selling a line OF
Domestic Ginghams, worth
l0c. per yd., at ID yds. for 81.
We have Just received the
handsomest and newest
novelties in Dress Cling
hams, all the best standard
makes. Canton, Renfrew
fast colors, at 10c. per yd.
We are selling a nice line
OF Ladies' Slippers from Toe.
a pair.
Just received a line Of new
Lawns, at only &c, per yd.
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NEW YoRx. March ai.--The Catholic r..
view has advices nom Rome stating the
Holy See has appointed Rev. Joseph Robe,
macher, Of the diocese Of Fort Wayne, y
the see Of Nashville, vacant By The promx
ton Of Archbishon Feehan 10 Chioneo;
Bishop Brondel, Of vanoopver's Island n;
been appointed epoe>olical udministYo1oe 6
tho vicarats oi Montana, now Hddod e W
province Of Oregon. although heroto1lo
belonging TO the provinos Of b. Loui0
administered BY I've vinars of fdAho ~
Nebraska. Father Joucknn y aonoiS1
coadjutor cam jurs to the MO- of NJ 6
couver. Morsignsur Bondol m ~ ~ ri
Montana, and amer rsorneHi1lng ~ g
csse will be formally tfanSi0I7o6 q n !, rs
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AniIclnniinr Enfnrnnmnni

CHICAGO, ILL,, March 3i.--Anticipatlng
the enforcement of the ordinance requiring
all overhead lines to be removed by the lst,
the Western Union have commenced string.
ing @rial cables which are to contain
eighteen copper wires, established in the
busiest portions OF the city, and not to ex-
coed four cables are to be laid, and these. IL
the council permits, to be placed on poles
70 feet high, aud placed so they can be
thrown to the ground in case of fire.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, March 3l.--There has
been quite an exodus OF gamblers since the
enactment IN aking faro dealing n felony.
Some OF the fraternity remaining.
manifest n disposition to re.
sumo operations upon the discovery
that the law does not take effect under
forty days owing TO technical omission to
the title 70 the bill which fails to use the
words "thc public welfare requiring
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Recruits 90 tho Front.

Sr. Louis, March Sl.-Eighty.seven re :
oruits for the 4th and 9th cavalry, the
former stationed in New Mexico, the latter
IN Arizona, have been sent from Jefferson
barracks, twelve miles south of this city
since the 22d INST, and GO more for the ist
cavalry in Colorado will be sent in a few
days.
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Fighting Fire with Fire

DEs Mosrs, IA, March 81 Colonel Rob.
ert Strain and jesse Mitholand were way.
laid, and shot last night near Oak.
iiand, Anda6on county, by an uu.
known man, who stepped from behind
q tree. Strain died at midnight, Mitho.
land was shot in the head, II Is reported,
fatally. This is an outgrowth of the reign
ofterrorm tina, vicinity inaugurated and
sustained by Strain and confederates
known as the "Crooked Greek croWd.n y
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Brazil, Isp.. March 3l.-In a collision
last night on the Vandalia line, William
Stewart, fireman, was instantly killed, aud
William Brannon perhaps fatally injured.
Loss 10 railroad large.
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WAsniSoros, March ai.--The statement
Of the United States treasurer shows gold,
silver and United States notes In the treas.
ury to-day as follows: Gold coin and bul.
lion, slA ,3A 800; silver dollars and bnllion.
sl0I lI0,Wi fractional silver coin, On. .sOo.
i22; United States notes, $ii,630, % S-,oisi.
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TIM Remalnn of the Cabinet

WAsuisoroS, March 3l.-Secretary Lin
coln.is expected back from the west Mon.
day. Secretary Teller and Assistant Post.
master.General Hatton have returned 10
Washington from their attendance AT Post.
master.General Howe's funeral.
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CINCINNATI, March 3i,-All the wounded
OF yesterdays railroad accident, taken TO
the Good Samaritan hospital, are doing
well except Bos Allen, Of Augusta. Ken.
tuck,y, whose injuries are regarded as
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succesafui SteaI

ROCHESTER, March 3i.-Burglars blew
open safe in Carson & Tapping's drug
store. at Rushvillc Yates county, this
morning, and stole over $4,000 In notes,
bonds mortgages, and 5000 In cash.
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ACCeu,fe,i

ATLANTA, March 3l.--The trustees Of the
University of Georgia to-day accepted A
donation of $4,000 IN conds of Senator
Brown, on the same conditions as proposed
when the matter came up in the legisa-
ture last fall.
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ALWAYS AHEAD On ALL COMPETITORS
GOLDSMITH BROS
GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE.

Having received most of our Spring Stock in we offer
many bargains in every Department Space does permit
us mention the prices of all goods In quoting the fol-
lowing, have only mentioned few goods of everyday
necessity so that all desrous of saving money may pay
arly visit and satisfy themselves that we are the only
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Their Condition,

ALBANY, N. y, March sl.--George L.
Stedman, assignee OF Friend Humphreys
n Sons, leather dealers, has filed a state.
ment Of the concerns condition, which
shows Liabilities, sii5, ,097, actual assets,
Sl2OiI2 S'''
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NKw YonK, March 3i.-The firm of r. &
G, Degener, in the West Coast and South
American trade, has suspended. The sus.
pension was q surprise. The house was
established twelve years ago, and did a
heavy, business, especially in the importation
Of bark, rubber ivory, nuts and hides. Liza
bilities are reported at $4,000 assets
placed at $4,000. One cause OF the failure
is attributed to the impossbility of ship.
ping, various products on account of the
revolution In Ecuador, and on which they
advanced heavily on blank credits.
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E1tcn.Ion Of tho yaba.h sy.,.m

sr. PAUL. March 3..-It Is announced
that the Wabash railway has completed
arrangements with the Rock Island City,
BY which Its system will DO extended 10 this
Citv
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wAsnlSeroS, March 5i.--Lieu,enant
Danenhower, Of the Jeannette expedition,
has been. granted years leave OF absence
from to-day.
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A just Strike.

PrrrsnuRe,,PA., March 3l.--Two thousand
live hundred coal-miners of Fourth Pool
struck to-day because OF the refusal o, coal
operators to allow them to place a check
weishman ON the coal tipples to weigh coal
as II passes over the screen. The operators
say the check weighman may 70
on the tipples II the miners accept roduc-
ton OIL cent per bushel on the price of
mining. The miners say they will not
consent to this, and expect to bring the
operators to terms by striking. They
charge that the operators have been SYSTEM
aucally defraudng them In weighing coal.
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Minsags at phiisds,ph,s.

puitApxLrHrA, March i.-The coinage
At the mint for March aggregated 8,6s7, ,752
pieces, valued at $l,ii4,N3.
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o.. -,
sooS,SS1tSS; certificates outstanding gold,
sEiIS,9lo; silver, S1O59S, 400; currency,
%oSo,VV.
= Secrs,ary Folger continues 10 improve
IN health, and 1t Is thought he will be able
10 resume his duties AT the treasusy d O.
psr,ment IN few days.
treasurer, was made by the president upon
secretary Folger's instrumentation, aud
resn u ~ pi snsrav,n nus,''s, Us yniei OF tne oa'
by Acting Secretary French in n', nnrsm' ,usue
ance OF the secretary s directions. IL thus
appears that he is already giving some at
Iention TO questions before the department.
Inc secretary will, however. undoubtedly
aot on the advice OF his physicians, and
take trip, to Bermuda before resuming
personal charge of the treasury depart
ment:
is expected that Thomas Il. Rogers,
ehiei book-keeper OF the national bank.
note redemption bureau, will be promoted
10 the head OF that agency, as he Is next in
RANK 10 n, y. Graves, promoted to be
assistant treasurer.
Inc committee appointed to make an
examination OF the cash in the United
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special combination lot Of Fancy Neokwear
comprising Fichus, Collars, Colarcttes, etc
trimmed in attractive styles, with Florentine'
Maltese, Venetian, Brabant and other fancy Ia.
ces,at only S5c., 4Oc., SOC. and upwards.
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A special line Of Dress Goods. in all the lead.
ing shades, we offer At l6ho, and a0c-a Great
Bargain.
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'FREF TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS !
JOURNAL. notice uNDEIwEAE-
Of
andq
SANGER BROTHERS
For this Week we Announce the Following Bargains

A special line of Ottoman silks In BLACK and
Colorod, including all the new shades, viii be
sold at slOO-VERY CHEAP
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Cork, March 3l.-o'Herlhy and Car.
mody, arrested here Thursday, according
to the records, were among those concerned
in the Fenian conspiracy.
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Chdren's Fancy Stripped Hose, In the newest
| spring colors and designs full, regular made
and very choice at Csc; worth 40c
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Ladies Cotton Hose, in all the leading colors
fun regular made, at 5Oc,-always sold for 60c
and 65c.