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~ tne,r own 1puks, nj what WAS thon al
unususlly hisn price. fno American mer
nos are the result NJ several impOrtAtions
msdr cary IL the present CO ithrv IN SnHin,
end iucluded anim ,ls from tina PaulAr,
10 81 thdn, Negrrtu, and other c,lf
n css, regarded ~ che hn9sl In spsin. o..
nNsu early iAportsuons some were lost
.ikht ot on a." run OUT" through care liss
breeding. Others we're bed VITA great
care and nv crossing with other que
tlocks, under our climate, and without
doupt nstlrJ feeding, they graaus ly dc
yeioped, parhsOs upintsDIpnslJ on ne
part ~ tho breeders ioSo di.tlnolY tAmiiY
VI M.rinos, now known ~ American. Tue
luperio,iiy o. tho American uysr tho hest
Rnropesu families OF Aeriaos 10 SHOWN w
3 hn frat plaza, IA Us greater sse sud weigh
Nhiis the rany NJ the most noted OF the
Spaniah noos- range from siitr 70 ope huD
hrsn poapss-ihis lss' weight
rarely reached tho American Mtrino
rstua ran 70 l2O pounds. and UPWARDS 10
$50 pousds. These large uslghtq nro &C
by shorter NECK .ad lsGu, AND
I creased width al Ioin, and, 'nAt 10 inost
imp 0rtant, n great Increase IN tho weight al
a .scs. Some flocks have averaged t-n
pounds OF washed wool, aud iudtyiuuh
rams have gfe,uy exceeded this weig,'
The American NsFino II marked ny r1HR
6l II md wiipkieG and some locks nave
been bred with view u thesr. 70 T. q
CON- on impression thaI excessive wrin les
indicate purity of breed snd hneue-s -
VOL, and breeders lave eudeAgored 60
meet the prsvaniog taste Tor heavily
srinklad sheep. Those who look 20 the
bsst returns ia wool do not approve OF l.
cassiye wrinkles, as they increase The M
Guilty and cost OF shenrine. Breeder.
differ ~ To the nmOuns " ytlt
desirable in the wool, and q ~ J.
sometimes excessive. Fashion has mucp
TO do with both yolk spd wrinkles tins
present tendency 10 80 reduce tne amoun'
of both. The American have been found
to be superior 10 any OF tna Europesn
Merlnos Tor improving the locks Of Aus-
trails, A few months ago an Auttrslisn
flock maslyr who called upon us. said tDsi
tue sole object Of his visit to tai, country
wss to purchase American Nerino rams
He attributed the great i'm provemept which
hs, lat ly bsen manifested in Austri lian
sheep to the Introduction OF American
Nerino,. We notcs thst English agr'cul.
turai writer's speak OF the Improvement 10
A australian sheep by the introduction ol
Norino rams, but they fail to stats that Il
/, duo TO the American rams. In sheen
raising, as In many other byancses OF bgri'
culture, Australians and Nav Zsalander,
look to America for AID and improvement
r.thar than to the mother country.-[ grl'
culturIst.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION.

ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION.
J. l.. Lovsioy. Of 6t. Louis, is at the b.
Gsorgs.
@. .. Eppss, OF Philadelphia, 10 at the
windsor.
Miss Josie MsrEbscher, Of Jsffsrson, VII
has been visiting irisnds in this city, re-
turned no ne ysstsrdsy.
WI Smith, postoAics inspector, arrived
in the city yesterday ron Au.'tn. The
,esled bids tor the furnishing Of buildina
ana fxtures which we're rsosivsd NJ TO yst-
tsrdAy have not been opsLsd, rnd ~ yet i
q . conun trum AZ TO whore he office
will 70.
At tho 81. Georgs: " ii Freeman.
Rave ., Terss; ID J la bcock, Cincinnati; J
I Jenkins, Denton; & II Cas,ins Columbus
Grorgi.; II joyce, Buffalo; DR. A Az
mon, aud family, M. ssippi; A l. Cor.
we rsxsr b " brown. calves o.; + y
Moor, xcKinnsy;J Crsig Eunis; J | Fac,
Trxu 4 Psc 80 railroad: e & Bic, Terrell,
w n Wi,ou, Lon, view; w RI Oohs, Fits.
,urs, P.sp,ylvsnia; John PAt.s,son.
Osc"; A l. Closr aud family, Loaisvi l.; 7
| A Cochran, Baird; q A Park, Disco; Mrs.
Tll,s Barrel, 0INk. Arkansas; DIR T j
Pns~ BRYAN; Gssrss Fugsts, Albany; M
Burusr and emil irsn, = mis-; A wslon, Fer
re; wiism Wood, IT. Louie; George l.
Fox. Pc, .e,lpais: e'nn,yivsn's; Frank
srposu, rsxs.: william sn,tne. K.ssss
Oity; G.orse RAsssa AMI Wiz. Hsnu o.,
Oryario: J l. Lovstan. g.. l. ,uis; George
B.cm.n, Plano; WD AcFAwliu. u srsnsil
Mic q A o dhsm. kssiiasta, hiss ssipsi;
Miss " lie Fsrrsi, Ennis; A W.lss,
Sirsv,port; A + Patton, Ashland, Vir.
stuia.
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CAPITAL MISCELLANY.
A Strong Oppo,i,ion by the Indians "a
ME SANTA ne.
A Esw post. Ohlcs Rear psiia,-;Per'
scpal-Doep Water.
Proceedings Of rho Lever Heuse

s~sus. A. =, t.sss---s..s -tSss no rtt2<iyfsFiT
RIM Y10ur xoAISsT TmE SANTA rE.
.WAh1InS1es, a aIon = l5pso'sl,l mere
IL boipg circulated D protest ssalns' Ihs
passage OF the NIL giving right'oi-wsy ~
ths Bsota Fo through thu luissn territory
The protest says she bill violaaea treaty oo'
legations. The ohlef points urged s,ss,nst
,hs bill are: That hity dollars
Der mile Tor right oi-SAy i've huAoisd
feat wide 10 not fair; that ths provision TO
allow employees al the road To sat'l' on tho
night Of way. will. Ia elect. Greats COM
munity updar no govern ment, or law GER
hitting quor traffic aud properly nah Il
without oousultug the Indian ltw': tina,
this ss,tlemrnt scheDe Is 20 intrrduco m
element OF pnpultusn that ~ tbs end
will push aside the n0tions, local lrlOunsl'
ara ignored IN sdjusl rnent ~ law suiis aud
recourse is had TO courts ~ adj,cent states;
Abe Indians are allowed oniy ono OF The
three commissioners 10 assess dam gee 20
property aud r,gnt Of way; that tho power
oftaxiDg IN left With congress aud ihis a
oues,ioDabls. The protect says tho dec,
OF the bill Is conf cation oil property, violn'
ton OF treaty obligations and ali in,idiou,
opening wedge to ouen up the territory
There IL no sole effort TO bup-
port the protest as yet. There ars
Indian chiefs aud agents here, but they are
not active in op osing the Santa Fs bill
The protsss 10 signed by ID. w Bushyhoad
chief OF the Ch0c avs: J. q. Schrimsher
l.. B. Bell Cherokee del CATION: ls-pi.he
che, Sam Chscois, D n. Hodge, q. W.
0rsyson, Creek d"l-r't'"n
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T...rrr,ms Cnnni.-----..

Nsw OurArs, f.b. IL Too. !. Onitsa
stAieo it.Ainship 1enUe cre, nsg'hip ~ ths
Norm Allan tic rQnadrou, brn s,riyod hare
after y veeS', stay at Aspin~All.
Lieutentn, Kimbal OF ihst vessel WA also
thcis Qua year ago, and both tim-a ha IN
spsc,sd the rDtre work which Wa hsing
done on the Panama oaasl. Ne sAys that
since lsst year = great deal q work has
boon dune. Al preseut every scction nut
tWo hna boon lot QUE 10 contractors These
two e,ub ,aGs difficult portions, and are be
ing co Instructed by thc company. work In
bsing rapidly pushed oil eiorg the line.
nstweon hneen and twnniy Thousand
Jamaica Negroes are s"ploSrn shasr 'hs
direction oi French engineers. several
large American dredginR-mschinsa ara he.
ing used. The Panama "a load IN bTnnrpt
into play so t.sDspoi ssstsrl-l, while Tor
he dump rsllrn,d' 10 draw tne excavs-
ZION away ne,ry $50 new locomotive, have
been contracted ~. Great difficulty ~ bt-
ing encountered 10 the ChsHrcs river, WHICH
crosses toe csnul at right angles. The en-
ginears have determined 10 dam II M en-
tirely aud zig an entrS near thu new chan.
mel tor h 10 the gull, parallel 10 the line OF
the canal A. the rate work 10 going on
the canal viii he ready FOR opening IN hve
or six years. The Frsnch direc'of at AS
pinwal hss been assured that money
enough will be furnished % push the en-
ttTtrlst VlGDfburly
Senator Frye. in conversation This after'
noon expressed his opinion that tho con
irol OF hi, interocsanic canal is one of the
most important que,tions now before the
American people. He beisvss tnnt our
government cannot afford 20 allow any for
eign 20 yer TO control such canal, as II
would give them the command OF the Pa
ific ocean, aud must ,ooDer or later resell
In . war Tor its control. Ne 10 strenuous
al vocsts OF a Nicaragua canal. built by the
United States, but he believes that . proper
assertion of our rights 10 necessary In order
to prevent the French, or aay other Euro
pesn power, from obtaining control OF the
Panama isthmus.
Liesrnsnt Rogers, OF the Tennessee. hal
forwarded TO the navy department rep ri
upon The present condition OF the e,nsl
srttinc ior,h i,s slstu. In detail. The Ten
ne,see expected 20 leave here for ito eat
nut, Unexpectedly, Admiral Cooper ba
been ordered TO sail for Vera Cruz.
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-. sS.rded TO American m-r'nos at toe
int-rnsr,onsI exp,-,t ton at Hambure,abou'
,.sntv years ago, ell Europe wss aston
,sh,d. The Yankee sheep took IN. PRICE
-, The hest q ,cks Of Europe. snd they
a mid no, understand It After she hrs,
suror,s. the European sheep groversi Q.
,ss CLOSE OF tue exhibition, do the oee'
. 'ssihlc ,hise-.hey purcneeeo tns Ams
vcre ssosssily called. for We inprevsnsa'
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A Csstiy Collaboration.

HARTFORD, CosN.. March This oven.
ing the ext.n i've works Of the United
States Stamping company at Port.
laud, THIS state, are burn,ug.
They were filed with machinery
for stamping aud employed about 800
hands. turning out and shipping six or
Of light carloads OF goods per day. The
building will be wholly destroyed. The loss
il reported az very large. Ono report says
81, so 600 and that one room costaiued
s., OOO, 600 worth OF dies. The works OF r.
Il Pickering & Co., adj joining the stamping
works vii be saved. The amount of insur
auce was not learned.
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POsTAL POINTS.

WAsuISeroH. March l. Especial Post
Ssgnore, at Dead wood, and Y. q. Garter at
Olive.
The bond Of &. Y. Stinsop, postmaster at
Albany, for 5000, was approved to-day.
The new Chico OF Arnold, seven miles
aast of D,llas, IN esI abiished.
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DEEP WATER.

WAeuIEsroN. March 1.-fSpecial. THE
river aud harbor committee have tempors.
rjlv passed over the usual annual appropri.
ation for Galveston harbur, pending the
conference of the Galveston committee
With the Texas allegation. Colonel Mans
fields estimates are with the river and hnr.
A..r s.tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsurRsroH. March l.-fSpeclsl IN
willis, OF the G.lvsyton comm ttse, left
for Bal imore to-day and goes through to
Galveston. Msssrs Woody and Belo re-
main.
john W. MsIey, Of Texas, ia dismissed
from the naval school for hsz'ng, by the
oourt m artiAI,
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Important Notice Library Concert.
Inc lah,e. -ni gentlemen vhb tsSe par,
IN the chorus will meet for resesrssl 1t tns
opera house tn porros ,nftv) At $3.50
u. m It's aft,e utmost importance tnsi
Ii should b. prsren.. as tue orche g
e.ve t,-, io-morros VI yht, and there .
nust mr. ~tiss . IN. ~ s-noo,. There u
hs M rehear.,l ~ n NV nis~t.
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Tn Nv PatrSns.

To Ny Patrsns.
10 w.k,ns tns announosnsnt OF the ar.
rval OF ny spriog sock, | must say hat n
making tss selection | have for this sssson,
I hsve ussd ny utnoss care In selecti {
thos. fa5rics xhlcn we're shs nost perfect
n design and quality that we're sno~n ne
n, toe trading houses nf uev York and
Loudon. ,ui, thaaxing my % rons for pas,
'svors, san assars them tnas renewed
ones .,ll aest ~,sh sssstsr reciprooa iiou
than, therefore. Yoars Rcsn-o,'uly.
n. MMsRMAH
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sHy TELEGi,ApH.
EANsas CITY nAnHsf.

KANSAS CITY hAhS6.
KIseAs CIrY, JsIch Wheat str.dS
! IS. each; SO 80 bid Arrll; sss-S hid N :,
| q, IN hiehsr; n to4l a cash; AZ 80, Apfl
a. oli35, Nav. Oats stronger; ~ ~ -
DJI CAt,le necsirts. 0O; fairly active
ana hrm; native .teers, 80 % ISL pcnnos
ay,fsr. $3.50 10 so 80; .tookers and i.ssi'
rs,. ~ 20 $50; cove, S. 50 TO s4?6
sheep Rsce,pf, . 500. aulei; natives, NJ to
W pouuds ayerasa, So 90 $40
CHICAGO HlsIIr.
CsioAeo. March Flour dull aud un-
Changed. Wheat sotive and lower, pflc>'
clos,d Shout 80 lowor than ys.tordaS
NJ rch. Ol - 20 W, clossd OF , IS iprl w
is o. 91iS clos.n ~ Ia. Nay, U Ia W.,
4 lnsea ~ g. "a l-s: June, w 80 10 ~ 6-s
cl ,sea IS 3.s TO ~ rs; No >, 80 TO u Ol
corn Active and lower, closed annut 4
Nsioh, 81 6-S 70 90 5-S, closed 81 49, AM,
81 3 3 to 90 I 3, closed SO ~; May, 81 To- 61
7 &. clossd 81 is; June, 81 o 8 20 os IL,
"A .ssd 81 "a Oats tull ard beHvf; cash,
n eminally. 81 "a 10 81 rs; March, III 2 ~
"a 7 &: Aprl, 81 rs 20 ~ 10. h.s, 80 80 1"
80 IA; June, 80 - to ~ l,S
Pork N far demand; 10 ~ ~
sl7S2i2 70 Sl7 %: AorIl 81 % IL 4"
81 %; asy. sls % 20 SIS II IL, June.
SIS 10 10 SlS.h. Lard quiet, % 10 h'shoi'
rosh or March $40 u 945; April O62 a.
, 10. May, 0,6j g. 9.72 | 2: Jane, 974 ~ %
0 80. Bn meats qniei: snOuiders. $50 e.
7 20; clear tlb 0.25 b 0 81; short clear, ' ~
"a g75 Caul-- Receipts, 800; mntt''
strong aud active; exports, 500 to 90,
good 10 choice shipping, so 90 tn 81 A.,
common IN medium, So 40 20 s. %; Texans,
| So 80 to s % Sheep ecsipt.,4OO; interior
20 TAR. 1925 TO - 80; medium to good
81 50 to So. 20; choice TO evtrn,$5.o 90 10 $500.
NHv roEK MARKET.
Hrw York, March l. -Four dull. Wheat
Spot shade easier; options opened irm,
afterwards we're weaker aud declined IA to
/ 2. closing steady; ungrsded red, ~ %
s.. 10: No. 3 red, $l.03; No 2 red, 81 10 to
si.l4i-4 Onrn-Spot quiet and Drm; op-
ions "A / 3-S lover, closing with ,ligh,
recovery; upsrsd.d, SO to GO No 3, NJ "a
CT 1 4: steamer, O. 10 to 90 "a, No. 2 81 | 4
| o6i34 @, ffee-Spot tar; Rio dull: o.
,iurs fairly active at n slight decline
dosing steady; Rio No. 2, spot
M.rch, 10 70; April, 1879 to l0.&; NAV
10. Is e. 10 90 June, 1000 to 1895: July
lO.95 to II: August, IL 05; September, IL O5
Octnbsr. II. 05; November. ll.05; December
llI.o5tl llle Sugar dul; ref. firmer
-nndsrd A, Z to IT'S; powdered, 6-S 't
l73t: grsnulated, 7 ZIG, Molassss quie
anr unchsnee1. Rec steady; moderate )
sctive Wo,' steady; Texas. IA to q. Port
active and firm. Beet quiet and unchanged
Lard steady; prime steam, 9.75 TO $50.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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A stringent Prohibition Me asure.

DIS MoIsIs, Mar h 1.-The Kennedy pro-
Inf pi,ion hill ard the Donnap b'll, with
the exception Of ono word, passed
the house-52 TO Al AL republicans and
Johnson, democrat, voted for it. The
democra,s,a and greenbackersvoted against IL
The bill 10 for the amendment OF the liquor
cb ,uter Of the state code. It3 sssei tisl
p.rt is as follows: wbonever the words
ntoxicaiing liquors" occurs in this char.
ter. the same shsl be construed to mem
alcohol, ole, wine. beer. spiriiuous
yineous and melt liquors and all intoxicst
ing liquors Whatever, and no person
shall manufacture for sale or sell
or k.Sp for sale ~ beverage any in
toxicating liqu ors whatever, including ale
vine and beer and tho same provisions
and penslties of law In force relating to in.
tox,cating liquor shall in like
manner be held and CONSTRUED
to apply to violations OF this act and
who manufss,ure, sell Or keep
with intent to sslI, Or keep or
establish . plaos for tbs sale of ale,
wine and beer and all other
intoxicating liquors whatever. The
bill will be brought up in
he senate TUESDAY,, where there 10 q pro-
hibtion majority OF "a. ana will doubtless
no Rsssd.
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The whole municipal power OF the CITY OF
D.,is. /, hsjpg scusssntly exsrted to I'm.
nrsys the sdswslks end drsinaes ground
ths 1,sr I,ss. We notice, no ~rver, that no
o61c,sI . vss sugssst imurovsmsns OF sns
in aida drainage.
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NKw York, March 1.-Following are thu

Export from n ] Uuli -t'tre ports rms
wetR: Crest Britain, l0,6B; France, 3 936
@ ointment. 9, 1872; chnnn,l ports l 54S.
NHw or, FANS NARxrT.
NEw ORLEANS, March l.-Flour-High
grades fitner; $3.50 to 50. Bulk meats IL
'ocd demand; long clear and clear ribs ess
isr:95S. Bacon in isir demand; long cle,l
and clear ribs firmer: 10 So t. 1905 Cones
Demand active, firm and unchanged
Sngsr Ia good demand; steady and nj
changed. Nolssss%-Demanda active, hrn
and unchsnsed Others unchanged.
Excbapgs unchanged.
" LOUIS hARKEf.
ST LOUIS, March Flour unchanged
Wheat lower; No. 2 rcd, 81 W3 70 81 10
each; Sl.lOIs n 81 II. May: Si.o 4 to
I'll % IS, Jurs; 81 On IL. July. Coru lower
and weak; <elS, oish aud March; 80
A pril; 81 IL to 81 l 4, May: 81 IA o.
SO S.S Jane; SO IL. Jolly. Oats lover;
20 81 to "a, cash; 1878 to SO. Nay
wu.ky steady: 81 10 Corn mel quite;
So SIS. Pork Grmar; SlS 90 slS.l2 IL.
salt meat quist; long lear, 80 to 20
snort nib, ~; short clesr, 965 60 go
B,con quiet: long olssr, Z; short rib, 10
short clear 10 Is to II IA. Hams, 10 to 10
Lard held higher 9.4p asked. Cattle-R
ceipts. $50; not enough supply to make 9
ms,k, t; only supply for retail trade. Sheet
Receipts, 300 same condition as for cat
lie
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Oil and examine he Psy or Grand hero
mas nov on exhibition st Free q Sons.
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- rvu1-a IInE a INV nANk
TUFTS MAR DYE.

cRAY Ham on wuIsxnRs ehaA0ed b
fasstiy - . SLosey Bl-Acx ~ stnoo9 9
ulsnntfos AZ this DyU eoid ~ DrUDA
V>0f BY exYreas on r~esips 81 %.
omsa- - Huxrsg 49, = xew -
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Mexican Pastimos.

Cr,o.s. March i.-Tho Daily News'
us,.mo,s. Nsxico, special says: Rosalea.
the murderer Of LAWYER Bsl.do. was sx-
scu,.d Yesterday a. the Oily II Mexico.
Al nsredla yssterdsy 1sssc Merton, q
backmus. murdered Siasors Aanssmhls
4" hi, hsck for rspslllps hi. sdvsnces. AZ
,he sane place reesis Hsrnsndes vas
murdered by hts vie enu 40. p~'s"'"'
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TEXAS PUBLIC BUILDINas.

WASHINGTON, March l.-t5pecial. The
sub-oom mitee on buildings and grounds
to-day reported to the whole committee In
favor OF $50,Oo0 for public buildings 81
Waco and $4,000 at Tyler, the recon-
mendstion in each case being SIS 900 less
than the amount a'ked.
The FL Paso public building is still under
advisemeft
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Lsmon p.sie, stuffed msneoes, Tiny
Tins Au,unn cluster pieslrs, iuei received
~ "a \ hlsion's, corner Sycamore ana
Elns s.TrSI.
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IxuHHSHs
~ LOUIS MAREEf.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVEMENT

Nince-meet a. ceuts per pound, at
Z Bouohe's grocery store.
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A Strong Denial.

CurcAso, ILL March l.-rhe Associated
Prr,s IL IN rece,pt ut = telegram non Hot
Syringe. Arksnsss, sigoed nv the post
ar, SUPERINTENDENT n HOT springs RS
ION. psyt, OF the United ststes, includiI g
!. 4. Wsshburn. OF Illinois. denying the
sxi,senos OF aay such sta,e OF civil AFFAIRS -
,.I.t,d in the dispa chs from Hot Sornes
Of Psbruary 27,n Those nted that the
lows was controlled by q commtise OF
fonr,cso that The law was pracucs'y sus.
p,nded. snd that drunken rowdies paraded
thsy AVS that tho III .c- Is as quiet AS any
In the oouory and good order prevails.
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Oreansrg nusssr ms ps,ls, gog3yly
ehoiss arsce, for sale - Alssoa'A
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Yh, Contsst In Kansas---Funston Running
Wall.

L.vacsor, K,E, March Ian election
~us bad 10 day In the old second
congregational oisric, Z" ill thevacs g,
caused by the de 9Th OF Dudioy @ Haskell
rhe Candidates are: r II. Funs-
ron, repuhican, end Samuel
A. Riggs. osmlG,st and green backe'
me CITY gives Fnnston M jprity OF 26S,
an inc ease over last year nf %. The
county will probably give Funston 600
major tY.
m Al rrity IL 2l5. county fully 800.
GIRARp, KAs., Ma Oh l -Tne city gives
Funstrn ia majority; SO townships 33d
nsjority.
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uuDnLIvnRsD rRLAeRAHs

UsSslivsssl sslssrsus { w-s'srn Union
rslssvsps one. s~ssss Bile sns Lansr
s,rssSs. Parties go - taos By calling
ftsu . Va 10 s'clssk . =. end 10 p m,
B.ss. 4 D's.sss,s : 9.ds , ,, WI
osuy. william Fulson, y. d o.Fiinstsn,
6ssry Drus., L. A. Piece, J. @. Osru..
Louis Lanss. = J. Rrdis, Charles Pratt,
A. Baushs I'D, O Benton.
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Mons i.ms and msrmsiades. shaker pre-.
,,rves. Oh payne spd oslvss loot jelly o.
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Ahsut laerino sheep.

Al, sroserirs, stA,Is d" 'a.oy sold y 10:
9. Acton, ere susrsnsced OF sos nnes'
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Whole oauiin ,Vsr Ia large osns, Just ~
csived st AIsson's.
Fresh buck wheat -four, st A'ston's.
Men sbohsdsl or hand cheese, pineapple
oheees. Edsa chsese and L tile Joker
cheess, jus' rscs'ved at Al-tpns.
D;ua.l, ssId . ebost I'm. p.fprs his death:
"You csn not convert hite~p thousand tons
into sweutv thouesnr tons Thts viii
csuse ycs-deslers to smil- until he corners
II heir months ret al tangled up on the
bscks Of their ssots.
Tbuvsdsy nigat . dsoo~ q Mo. W. d.
eooeinss Voo . mooe pleasant adstr, - are
Ell nsersainoente under TIE supssvss'ou
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lam Constantly rsoeivipg choice, fr.sh
sapsv Yocsr,ss, end keep he hest ttock ~
Ace Goods 10 be iousd n the oit,; sell them
Low and euarautss I'll Eoats lesvinR my
stors 70 be exactly ~ rsprsssn,ed,
Eco. q ALsfcR.
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M new navy, such as republicans nat. in
sugursled.
The committee rose ard tho hoess sd-
iourned
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Arrested for Murder.

JACKSON, Mich. March Judd
Crouch. the youngest sou OF
Jacop ID. Crouch, who, with NJ
and Mrs. White and Moses Polly was
murdered In his house seven
miles southwest OF this city on
the night Of the 2ist OF November
last. aud Daniel 3. Holcomb, MI.
Crouch's uon.iA-lsw, wrse arrested
his evening, on the compia mt OF Iheuu
Wjnnsv on the charge of committing ths
murder. They we're srsAianea before
ia ,tics Huat, who committed them 30
i.l 10 await exsEipstion next Fri
'dsv. Il II not known what
evidences the offics,s have against them, but
4 10 claimed they are In possession
Of an extreme very Important eircunstan-
tial ACTS.
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Picked pigs feet, at Alston'e.

Broma and cocoa in halfpound tins, at
A Ia
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II - Q seu Of Rrn ~ho ssk-d the meet
,ne "a excuss him from service on s.come
u;stes bsoauss he sxp.o,sd 70 BE- unsxsecs
solv eatlsd svsv.
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Fresh Zueibucn at Aiston's.

Thunder and lightning IL botIles, at Al
al
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have eat sbs prices on ell ny eeanso
seeAe. Call aad sssaips Ter Yourself
b. o. ALsf,N.
Corner oycs a. ore and hin.
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