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OfIntersst to smokers.

A gsntlema All describing himself Is lone
OF the peope fond OF = good cigar" ssenrss
the New York Times that q promineni
pbvsioiap uld him lately that from the
practice of cigsr.makers weuiug the wrsl-
per with their sivs aDcsbiiiog the end
the cigar into shape q iosthsome oiseas,
was spreading, AID that he knew q, srversl
Gaze Somewhst alarmed" he coDtin-
ued, 81 managed o visit number at fac
torres. Txo-thirds OF the cigar makers,
found, dsu, tne wnoie end OF The CT -sIs
with tneir saliva. Thinking that Cub N
~ork men aiight act 90 1t, | visited places
whei- thtv esTe Employed, and found that
not only Il Il they use their saliva TO make
the vrtpper stick, but that
most OF them, before wrapping,
bit the end OF tho cigar into
shape with taeIr tesLn. As the ply
sloian informs me that many OF the cigar
m kerr have sore mouths from disease, II ~
a dangerous q. well as "A besssiy habit"
TINS 10 horr,be, If trne; nnd We fear II is
true To some extent. From personal ob.er-
o a. anipula,e their work with little ~
Iva. Mt many Of th-m do II, we should
jnoge: out sons do, nud tuese nasty work
men are probably the very fellows whose
mouths are the most Likely t. communics'e
q spase. These cigars, moreover, which
looK The neaiest ut their smoking end. nad
ara therefore tina most admired by young
sint ksrs, probably owe their attractive
symmetry to this disgusting msDipul ton.
Yet It. 10 TACT that the most inv-ierate
smokers are fonnd nmong men yho NUT be
aware ol tho prevalence Of this d thy ptnc-
tee Almost all those who manufsoture
cigars, or ~ho deal in cigars, tmose cigars
We don, quite see how they Can do 1t, but
thpN 90.
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prcnldrntial Wenlie.

General q a is estlm iird a. S2'eOOO
which make him TIE ficatst OK precedent
siucs Buchanan. Hayes 10 nor non. though
IN a weli.tU.do condition. Andy johnson
sud Abraham Lincoln each left $1,000
Frank III rec enieftd the white house poor
- N.ht hack TO Concord worth $50 Goo
Miliard Fiilmnre made snug iuriuuo ouS
ui tn, Law aud vas comparatively flcn when
lac became precedent Genefe Is,lDr saved
h,s army salary, and vas In independent
when elected 10 the prei
urncy. lie held tue Office hardly a yssr
and no nnd let property worn
$1,000 Tyler w's bankrupt when
tue death OF Harrison made nim president,
and he married a fortune IL Miss GHtdiutr.
He won't out OF office rich man, but no be
came = leader in tho conisd.rscv, and bis
property was sunk in the 10 erI ruin oo-
casioned by the war. ia nes X. Polk had
good opportunity to make money before
MS election and he was an economist ny
nature. He lett $4,000. Martin Van Blu
rem was the richest ui eli our presidents,
his estate being valued NJ $4,000 he
made monev AZ u lawyer al d ALSO AS poll
tioi,n aud bis real estate purchases btcam-
immensely prof able, bn. his money has
been almost entirely wasted by his beiis
Andre. Jack sou was net money making
tsan. He lived niso years all r t1o .xpir1
ton OF his term OF uflics, and ieit only q
large landed e,t.,s known as the Hermit
aye. John Qiinoy Adams is . msthodics
business M n az d an economist. He left
about 5000 which at that time was u
large avn. James Monroe was 20 poor In
hls old ngs that ha became the gussi OF h Z
son.io-law Samuel l. Gouvcneur, IN thi,
city. 9hete ho died. Madison was more
sucosssiGl IN taking care OF pis money, and
istt mis- widow q handsome property which
enabled her 10 live handsomely la Wash
ingfon till tho end OF her days. jeff srson
passed bis LAST days IN much disiresa and
was really affaId that his placa would b.
sos by the sheriff. Fla wHs an objbct OF
public char , sud a subscription was
opsned Ia his behaif Ia this city. hut his
death occurred 70 soon .bht the benevolsnt
effort vas net required Ols John Adams
left en- estate worth $50 90. Washington
WIS fich man for MIA day, iswenlth being
gcley dus to marriage. 4ouus Vsrnon
was not \ productive properly, bu' Mrs.
Osstis brought HIM large fortunr which
aho Inherited from her frst husband. View
Ing our presidents In d merely pscnniary
estimate, there Sre q hundred mon 10 this
city, each OF whom could buy out tho whole
OF them. Wbes one contsmristss their
true worth, however, one aces how utterly
poor more wealth becomes In com pa,ison.-
New York Letter.
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Pen al ssrvi,ude " England.

Penal servitnde ", rs NV carried ou' IN
England, a very dreatuI puni.bment in.
deed From tie dock ne o'hvloi Is CARED
=, m. i,il The beayrg,,es are shu, to with
: horriole sound bnind him. He is thrust
INTO a parrow cal There 70 remain Without
n.,,n.nion.h,n Or nioe months Scarcely
80 hssr,nr = umsn W c., save the ward
~. I'd IN ccsse food, his fate is sealed for
,b,,tv. six ~sks.snd after th.t be will proc.
sh,v he sen,o another establishments where
~. ydisc,nIis 10 somewhat less severe. TIE
n,os monte solitary col dsemsbt Of d W
...rs' coJios IL hard 70 bear About i've
49, no, ths door 10 . peep-hole. The
w.,dsy n look IN at any moment and the
d,..d :, ibis constant supervision Induces
~ ..ssive prisoners nervous anxiety: in
~ - sss II IL the most severs part Of the
."adsInent inf cisd o +, them. The peri d
SOLITARY confinement ct an end, they are
III pwsd 70 work Ia gangs a .dev 't-ict aud
,u,poseiy vexs,ious MISREPRESENTATION
Letter.
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NEw Y TX, N,fun u Tho executive
clmmi,trs ~ tho southern Raj gsY aud
steamship sss cistion ti-dn' decided 10
~ Ike tsduc. 'nh 81 rA'ta hrtTtuu various
pni t.. inniudiug AtaptN snd Apgusla,
q -nrRtN, selma end Mort{Omrry, Ala
h.mi. aid lIttSnnnas, Tennessee. The
IN tier ~ Hriny rates rs i.it 20 the commit
tee. Atniter meeting vii ne hell Friday.
The attention o. ibs UHito' ST t's ru-
tbofiti.s u.ving bscn ] ID 20 the cronr-
INK 81 Hu gsrsn immigrants to Cubs,
where tnry we're Vtst"d ns slaves, a.
anuf crmrnt has b'an made tbst hercslt, 7
personal rieht, t. These IN migrants nj 10
July recognized.
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rur nlppi.EaAs PoLIrICi.

Politics as a pr,io sion Was sonsIhins
unkpoyn In ,his country twenty years ago.
but g-,duIl.y, atop by step. iths' ssumsa
suob impotaIcs that VS. have men Ia o'r
mis,t NJ wall as in evSry community
IN ,ou gbout The Union. who hsvs made ~
A proisssiou and who engage In u, - any
ols,s of men engage 10 any branch OF msf'
osnt.ls pursuit. for hv'sg' ihs
or moro properly speaking
ths ward politician stands oss1ssa ths
o.opls A. d ,ho,s who srs seeking politics
and to the one speaks tor the
other. He IL .slf-import.n', wise In Ms
own concei,, pr0oundly mysterious In MS
movement, and ,cts only far the good OF
tho community In which he exists AT his
cal the FLANAGAN, aud the FiHssaANs
r.uv to the tupportof the mon VIII have
,.tend,d the LARGEST favor. aud he
|. found at the pol, on election daye
cameron " and even lAvish'y
.x,,ud ng fsvo's ~ that class
-, fresmep known in puitios a. the toai.
inu voters. ard woe to tat amb tioni RS
nlr.nt WHO refuses his demand. He Is
lou In his profes ions OF honesty, profuse
IN his promises nrd powrlu with the
ma,s,s of IN. people. lie y.'c,e' every
m va made 10 politics and II necessary to
,r,,hart The interest N tlole vn) are oe'
handing upon him for success, AZ assumes
t,e role Of .py, tie dett anoin'orner.
He In the first 10 congratulate the success
mi official upon the victory gained over
c,rru,tion, chicanery and d''hnest,
.,d in the name Il the ward cub
ove, which he has the honor 10 presid. lie
,s,I, profoundly thsnkful thai the rAht
bs, baep vindic.'et and wrong crushto Is
tho ,artil Such. in short, Is the miuui'
man In pOlit cs.
Tnsrs n, no doubt that this class Of on
cit zsus are dsrg erou, to airy c'"'"u's'
and have II fictsd great irIi' W.
ne,ple. Aud especially IS TINS rt- IN 'ne
,a ,o,ulou, c,3ies OF the c,u' trv
IT,. .rs t,e goldman aud while
sdheripy to II" ii" ''~' "i'"o
49,, or .ppoirtiva ofiicA' are
=, .aojs merely. they expo enc
iii'Vs "A division OF the prodt, hocruing
VI %,ue c.ses out OF every ten. n de-
a". IL scnsded (, and thus i, Yoli''c'
aa..,,d, ofRcsls msde corrupt snd th'
ssopl, wr,nitd il not outraged. Iais sys
tenn isa growing evil in this country .ne
need, TIE immediate and active nteo'ior
ot .hs civil servic. reformers who have beer
NO proruse in their promises TO the peopl'
N rid them Of Ell that 10 corrnp
and abusive in politics. l. 10 within tn
nr,vir cs and scope Of tie various civil ser
' oe reform associations to msk'.s sssrcninl
snou,rv OF the dangerous growth OF thi
evil and tsEe steps toward its extinction
In any aovsment that may be made In TIL
d;,eson the people, regard ess OF pa'ty Of
p.ro politics. will give It their moral sup
mat. The evil 10 crossing and has bee'
rowing rapidly for . number OF years
until IL has assumed . power In our govera
| m.rt that nov cals Tor halt. The mid
euan in politics must DO investigated
n. mu.t 90, in which event politics Of u
s,lf will 90 purified.
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Irn GniIra.

gIssrrAoLrs. NIsr., Msroh q The
Joufntl B.mgrok special ssyG III, rivr
~ sbl uIug The gorss from 8 l4y
Island 20 B'tmsrck lan4ire, i've mhfs 10
very firm. Buird purFa IL broken
ard coming aown. Lively times are
expected when IL strikes the gorge
mere in so or the. dey, Water ia back
ng NJ IA U-rt ryrr, uelov ugndsn, aud
zoe 10 being II ,Sn No with dynamite The
outlook is nsumirg serious .speo'.
rIoUb ep reported mere from the yellow
.tore divir'on oi the Northern fantio, An
engine and tn freight cars going down
vita one Bird and several others Wssasd
ont.
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Catholicisun.

CLEVELAND, March = The Catholic
Univ.rss tomorrow will publish, In So
corda, ca win tho iett-rs Apostolic by L"c
Kill which Bishop q boOns hiss, oonyen'
uoa Of the Tnnd Psesary coupcil OF Bl'i
more vi ba held 10 the cathedral ct tnst
CITY, November 0, 1884 Bish0p Gltmour,
OF thi, city VINO received this morning
copies Of letters 10 oonyefstt on prrd c,sd
that this Womb hetbs greatest council tho
Catholic chrrch over hold in Amtgies.
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Contains everything that and Short thin and long, long
and Stout thin and short may call for The multiplicity
of assisted getting up corresponding diversity Of
the and OF each individual
We carry Clothing suit all classes Of people, have large
lines loose and easy fitting garments of The lghtes
and simplest material suit all crossing for the sake of
comfort we have eegannes of snug fitting suits of all kinds
plain and fancy material please nobby young who
dress Stylish and tasty We have just the Clothing
to suit our climate.
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&B!RS5EBRgg!a34&
CLOTHING ROOM

Is the largest in the state. Th, is an acknowledged iaet
Ii Is the place for you to get fstcass' 'ao aue sun
bn verv moderate outlay Our trade does not ve us the
preference because we are the LARGEST cohlers IN the
Southwest nor because the abest merchants IN
received by us In the Clothing Line caused by mere merit
We carry throughout establishment an entirely Stock
because have way crowdng out goods at every close Oh
each season. we have to make sachces thus clearing
our stock Of old goods
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THS twp thirds rIle or tho mjorlly
which shall I, b.? 4, be-" ssyt echo ard
eays mary a Tezs' politician ius' nov!
somo Of tho nspirsu's on the HnEious
bench palhetisally erolaim Il could be
happy vita etha were tother dear charm.
nVaNn
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pniirond Accident.

PoRrL,ND. ME-, M,ton q "A Pullman
train IN tbe Aire Central from Bangor
ius hero this mltring encountered
sidlf on tie S,upsm cut near 7 'rmnuth,
white running IT I'LL speed, lie engine,
tender, baggage, IA II nnd express o'r-
VIZ. h,dy wreck d. Al the passenger
oars ,, m 4iued on NJ irsck Mob ny was
.eiious huit. Al -'r n.dly shaken up.
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IT 10 significant, bui Il c'rtsitly hsr-
p,ns accidentally, thai the copy hoods
about the editorial sanctnm ore "the Lyrr
hooks" OF such graceful shape. IL l. the
trade mark, that is to say, OF ,he hook
mnuufnrt
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Gaming uownon Agents,

sr. LOUIS arch u y. q. Nchols'
late g-uer 6x-r II the Ms our Pacific, OF
tina city VII, ti.morraV be appointed gem
-rSl Baggage agent OF tina EN- ire
q nd sys,sn, vice Georre r.
Ma lie. OF the Wabash,
81. Lunis & PAci tic and NJ s,,uri Pc H. 10
siguei A general order has been issued
that after Aprl lat all tAv-liiBg passenger
.rpn,. o, me MINED Gpu d system must
return itemiz.d bills o. all uavsll ne ex-
peusss instead OF lump accounts ~ hereto
fra
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A Dan Disaster.

,on,s CAUSED tool oamAge OF 500 90,
lsyinr waste the ,rnot sbont a mhe long
and Gay T. lns-fvr fest side. The water
compsny, whose sufstihg dsIn oaussd the
dAmsze 10 hsld Responsible. IL 10 alleged
tbs dam vas Improperly constructed. The
bpavi.,, los..s ere the Derby HIT company
shslton, Plat,r j Bm,th hth-shoel man
ufscturers, zach losing s2) OO) or SO OJO.
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=
SANG Err BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Offers line of Clothing this that only be admired
and highly spoken Of 1t useless speak OF our system OF
buying of ability regard ready cash. as our pa
irons well know we can afford what any other
house can Daily gentlemen who have
made careful among other houses walking through our
Clothing Room looking again and again, ard finally con-
WINGED that they get suited best place We do the
right thing by have but one price, that ev
body knows and this price bound to make the
lowest otherwise would be working against own inter-
Wemar all goods lowest figures as our clerks are
deprived OF the privilege take less than ask for an article
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Dcmon,irntivs Horror.

BERLIN, Marcn ~ 80 ApfOpos OF The sp.
noiutmpnt of Satsunt ~ mia s'er Ia Russia
toe Berlin TsgeDiatt conuidefs that America
conferred oemonsirsiiye honor upon snr
s.nt which cAnnot b, regarded ~ victory
nj Bismstck's policy rne Nor German
G ,zs.tv, Bi,msIoa's organ, L. ell 10 ON the
-ubipcf.
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Iii not evtrsvsgsut to say that tire R.
,ub'ican psr'y win is ARA. OF c'rpo s,ions
md i,s record OF ass legislation 10 rot The
i,end OF % workinemsn-sll talk ard
rl,mor Of ,rofec lon 10 American u dusty
"a the COT tr ny not wiibstsnding. IL hes
eadily 'egsried the CAIN u cspt.l -
ihlv@tnst Of the m-r ~no 10 sud has %
lris atsd as to give those that have the
oriey Ill pos,i1 n.r.fit over iOss Who
bxvr non., ard 10 msbe handsome " rf's
D s.inle 10 the one while Is nss mate tns
struggle o: life hard aud lifisa., to the
ssa-ex.
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Marine Notes.

GALvssroN Narth 27-Arrlvod: Stean-
ships Cay OF Norfolk, Ildianois; d.. Mary,
Morgan Ciy. sclooners, Nstha, Rock
Island. Fiorios; U,zador. Cslcssieu; Geo
pa,rs. C.l,ns,su; Fnnnie Csicasieu; Henri.
eta Csicnsiru: Pa Christian. Cslcasieu:
Lydi.. Orange: Vrnon, Tsmpoo. s,ii.d:
s,r,msni6s Coy of Norfolk, Corpus
Oh ri,ti; Colorado, New YORK.
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Spring Meeting.

NEw onLs.ss, H.rcn q. Seven fur
longs Puduir. ffsi; Black JACK, second;
Lille b, third r,me-l:3D 81
Five mrl,rrs- Z,mpa n,sr; halrimcny
SEQ nd; Wersig, iuiri. Time-li6
Nils-Bnnuie Ans ri an, first; Beacoos.
fed. SIC md; riliord, ,nird limr-l.45 2,
s ven furlongs-Lilly Dale fret; Vol
taire, secJnd Golrd third. T.ns-l:J2.
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Awaits the Gotcrnor's signature.

AnH.r LIS MD. March u Pie bouae
passed with ut amsnl zen, ,ne bill nn'hof-
izlug tue BslimN. d Onio railway to
construct an = ev,tt road through ~ Rat
iimore 10 connect with its Pnilsd,lp'is
brarch Rad. Thu hi row gees To the
govern or, having rtsssT the senate.
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Ars nov That llru In mp ,or /. no

ANpnuw that HHs In nP'or l. no mora,
the u ItUn boy, jonH l.. SULLIVAN, wi
come 20 reI,s. Tue excuse heretofore has
boon th,t he kept awav on eeoount Of the
N ls-is, but ina dspaf ure Of rKoYP,or
Fmsss snd Fo,rsR has cleared up the 49,.
mnsphere Tor Jons.
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Suspension.

CHICAGO. Narchl II - rhe SUSPENSION OF
Sbensrr 4 p ac,ck and thai OF III. u. Ken
won & TO-, IL announced this morn G.
In. iormer fir, tunpurced ~ has h. III
,y,ily No 10, usres Neither failure lie
oG, med significant nut tne announcement
wu. one cause assigned for The weakness In
the market durihg,he early session.
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KlK,is cry, March ~ The hrt
Through nam from the CT, OF Mexico lf-
rived here hi. mlr la over the SAuin Fr.
A paty thla FORENOON droy" avoGt he y
sud a. O'Clock tins train l-lt Tor Chicago
over the Oh'csPo \ HANNIBAL hnd Chicsro
Buflins'on a QnuoY, and viii arrive
at Chicago al ! Oct ~ O.nOrrOW morning.
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Letters of CoiAuouion Sent ont

BALTIa RE, Marc X-L-lisIs oi cpnvo-
cation nave ns.ns "a III Cath liz nissrps
H. IN. u It'd 5 an CO.. vsning the plei y
counsel At The Cal ,urai, m this city, on
the 9th Of Nov'a rer next. Provincial,
r-l'gi ne c mmun, IL aud tuperiors OF
semiEa ries viii nisnf tent.
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So sARusNr goes to 81. Petersburg. The
Russi.p m ssnn Is regarded rs Tho most
Important OF the European assignments
and instead oil a mark Of disspp'oostion Of
5tnsrST's course (. real promotion.
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IT 10 said that Sullivan pays hls man
sl0Obve to let him knooS Tin sonut Vt
exhibitions. with Two or more rio, broken
Already, the latter says be Is t red Of the
co.. tract, l,u't II sStou'shiag hoF easily
dlscoArsygd come men arr
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The WHISKY nisn

LoumviLLE, Kr., March T-rho en-;
nnuncrment INST tho whtky b.
rad been defeated IN congress dd
not produce any noticeable oonsterna'i.'
ber. Whisky men take tho defeat milo.
.oDhienllv. A great derl OF the TAX vii
We psid by holders and big deslers will ex
port largely.
n III sherlv shipped 100 barrels tonight
nr sxocit g. Bormurdr, and other deslete
Wiil low his example shortly. i j.
thought here that the pre- enlptnry oollec
ton OF tex can be stayed by Injunction
nrorepdiDrB
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ueiy Wind.

KANSAS Cr1Y, N fch IA high wind
esrly this evening" nrronied two brick
hou ga. Tenth ard Gam On II streets, slizht.
Nv damaged ano'hR smrl Il yelling and
tore up side "a Ks sns di.ts,cs OF two
squsr.s. This l. ,hs sane quarter OF the
city visited by q cvcion- 'sst year.
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Labor Convention.

Cu.c.a,. March 7.-rtss'ate lsb-r oon-
yen,i IN. com po-pdof r.prssrnietv aoftne
labor organzi'ioi and grangers OF the
sac, beg ~ II session here todsy. The
object is 10 insult og' ther Tor the general
GOOD, hear pri.v bees and iud Cats what
Legislative ensc m.r'- are desired.
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oAsfed.
GoysraAsnt strsnp.
Rsil<ays wssk and lower.

State securities hru.
Tbs s,ock nArkst opened strong and
Quickly advanced IA 30 - per cent. About
Ill O'Clock . weaker telling prevailed, Read
Ing leading in The downward movement
Ansr midday selling met with
some little resistance aud prices raj.
lied fr.otionsliy; late In the afternoon,
however, s,liing wss renewed on ths nllee-
ed embarrassment in grain trade at OhicAgo
aud on the CT In west-bound frsishIs,
which vas later denied. Speculation ol"s'
o. weak compared " tn last night. Closing
prices were Sole loser. the ste.m-
ship Celtic, Tor Europe, took ou' $500 goo oil
cold bars Thu zane shipper bought $3.50,
COO Of bars Tor Saturdays steamer Trans
Actions, 260 600 shares.
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IEprAnAPoLIs. March u The private
banking house of vi Ii IN Al Locke, In
Eohi-.v IL. Hamilton O 'untv, Eusre' ted
unyn,.n, /, dsy. The bal X nsd 49, 600 n
$40 900 d.pn,i .. Fai ure attributed 80
sp-c,l,tirn 10 CHcaso op ions. l. !.
thnusa, ciei,tors VI r'alz, nut . tmali
per cent A.s,is ~ vs' oNta,ned.
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CAN'T the csm -c'acy come oui tquAre'y
ike mon aud say tara tor revenue or pro.
tectiou one or tho other, withou, g,Yiug the
@ iuptry dish.ustrr.
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BALTIMORE. Marc "a -Dspt,in- Haze
m an. 90 the steamship B,iim"r-, die1 on
ne 3 10 IRON Bremen mere aud was buried
Of tfa.
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Obituary.

Esw YoRK Msren "a August Schsil
died a. 3 O'Clock ,bis morning and vac
CONSCIOUS TIL $50 .. m. The family Wa
about the bed -,ue 9h-n he dief,
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read by n,wfpsper men," Can the reason
be tina, the average Newspaper man iond OF
novel es, and n,vor sceiug such thing
about his oific., Il lad TO q. / hold oi IL.
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Nrw YoRE, Msrnh T-Biy Madden
ported $500 /, mrc, CasTlss Mrchsll
ssairs 8 ,@rlfi. the p usiAn," in boxing
ms tcb four ou'd
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Abandoned.

NEv YolK, Mrch27 The movement on
the part OF thu frv- DIS ~ Cvi scnurs 70
r.ise him q tes,im NAL Of 80, O)o has been
sb,ndonsd at tue s,rne'. rsausss Of Nj.
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Colorod Voters.

FRiHrLrs, PA March n "A dialrlci con.
yeutiou OF the cnlorrd voters Of
n,rthweslorn Pennsylvania has been
called 20 ,ake action concern.
log the grievances that the ooloHd
psnple complain Il AGy ,nd alec delesa.es
20 the national oolnred convention
that meets ~ Pitl6hnrg mort monh, Ihr-
tsenty..ix delegates. Resolutions
-cr. sdopted dsuouuolng the shotgun
policy In tho south aud con 'omning Iho
repuhl can patty for mo- tnppretsiur The
,,nia and renounoing allegiance 10 ito To-
puhl con party ana declining hereafter g
vo'e ~ one man With party thai viii
rtcocuiEp white hs'r's under u black okln,
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the CITY al 10 O'Clock ihis IN 'f'link. Al THE
hour %. m, " CONT ne, with undated
NV. Many Of the hoesl hnnsee ~ he CITY
lrclndlrgth Nty hail. y nn & kansleI,
symos 4 81 ford bloeks were uaIoo'eh
signs nud awnings ara torn
dOwo and fci,iprei every.
where. For several hours ihe Wind
maintained velocity Of bl miles per hour,
3sversl pers ns were itjurrd, bot pons
fatally. photographic communication WIN
uteido towns I. Interrupts ID. ltisimpossi'
ole 10 osiimAle The lo.N ~ pfllani.
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Ex svxAroR TABOR, Of Coiorao,, IL er.
oouu,sring little opporition - tos,ibls
candidate for governor.
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rsrwag of us Kansas saloin m'n IL
hard .n. deri.r tn m,nnsr in which u
esrti~, ~ bfr.l' % J. fuid.
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- tsc,ion democrats ard be Low
.ssmocrst, IT, caucss bet, gree g.
isIi IN. What vi the result h
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A su,. for regulating thu le ting Of mai
ami, OTIS. sni ,ubm ted 10 the houss, VIII
\. souni 1, ~ otbe' 20 UNI.
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Mscr, Ga, Msrcn u -rh, Barlow
hou-- u >m.-i-r. Dc s.t sosa hurned
las, uislt LIZ ss,foi iasu-sn-e S4), 90