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Defeated hut Not CONQUERED,

oSMAN DIGNA WANTS ANOTHER FIGHT.
StAKlM. March lS.-Ihe spirit Of Oslnan nigna
and some OF his fanatical adercnts il far from t-
Ing broken. He has returned with n many a. 2.oa
followers TO the neghborhood OF his former en-
cainlnent. He adopts the same tone ia his inter
course with his people before the last disaster.
ana Is eXhoVlng them to religious war He assures
Them that In the third battle Will be theirs:
uut the tribes are much demOralized aS they riert
upon the ful Significance OF their crushing defeat
osiian does not hesitate TO make use of stern
measures towards any OF his followers who SHOW
Signs OF dlsanection Two sheikhs who attempted
10 leave his camp have been placed In chains.
Admiral hewittS proclamation offering reward
Tor oSndn'S head reached the hands of The sheiklS
Wl'h hip They read II and spUrned 1t with su-
prelne contempt.
oninanS scouts 10 the number OF 80 are watch
Ing close about Haudouh. They are under orders
10 XIII all StraggierS whom they meet neither they
are English or belong To the friendly tribes
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IHE ARCTIC STEAMER ALERT is to be commanded
py commander Geo. w. Coffin, who has signified
his acceptance OF that position. Commander Coffin
Is at present on duty at san Francisco as light
mouse inspector, but he Will be detached from that
DUTY on the 3lst OF March. His relief is now with
him at San Francisco
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Secretary Lincoln Denies.

he DID NOT SAY HE WOULD RESIGN SOONER THAN
RESTORE FI1Z JOHN PORTER
STAR reporter called Secretary I.incOln's atten
tion this morning to recent special dispatch from
Washington to the New York World in which the
Secretary is represented as saying that he will re-
sign from the Cabinet before he Will restore F1tz
John Porter to the army. 81 never made any such
member TO have cOnversed with any person on the
subject" " ~
ii Is generally thought that If 1t becomes neces-
Sary TO re1nSate Gen Porter Secretary Lincoln viii
do 1t. but that he will do 1t very unwtiiingy and
sorrow1ully. as 1t Will be reflection upon the ac-
ton OF his father w
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The New Orleans Exposition.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBIT
NEW ORLEANS, March lS-The management OF
the exposition expect TO secure ali international
exhibition OF fruits and plants. and are erect
Ing horticultural building. the walls and A large
portion or the roof of which Will be covered with
glass ana specially adapted To the exhibition of
both fruits and plants. This building viii Ice six
hundred feet in length. with an average width OF
ia feet Extensive space has been assigned to thus
department in the grounds adjacent to tn. horti-
cultural building for the planting or large exhibits
OF trees and plants The government OF MEXICO
Will nil five acres or more OF this space. The eNh-
btloh VIII be opened December ISt and will be con-
tnued for a period hot exceeding six months. All
tnt I1es viii be free 10 all individuals and societies
In This and other countries The premium lists ag-
gTeEate In value more than So5lstl
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n1NE MUSEUM.
II ANOTHER GIANT SHOW
IL 24 Hours of Delicious Mirth &s
Every AftegnOon and Night This Week
Is Star Artists IN each Performance
APPROPRIATE TIONAL TABLEAUX
In honor Of ST. PATRICk'S DAY, with music
THE MAMMOTH KENTUCKY OK
Weighs 3 COO lbs and 8 feet inches hiyh
THE TWIN WHITE NUORS.
And all the CuriOsites and Drns of Wild Animals
Admission 10 all only 10 cents. mil T-6t
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COMPLEXION BLFMISHES
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
COMPLEXION BLENISHES.

cheeks forehead and nose affects both sexes 'A VIC
=, Co1neiones )-Blackheads ON the nose forehead
3 Llyer Spots Brow n. dark muddy looking sposs
on the forehead and cheeks: affects ladies.
Nasal Erythems )-Retlness and oliness OF the
5 (stippled Skin Coarse deep pores on checks and
6 Freckles Moth Tan. Sallowness. Birth-marks. are
annoying complexion discolorations of hch readily
Yield to true DtrInatological skill.
DR.. VAN DyCk beautifes the Complexion. Hair Eve
brows Eyelashes and Hands and successfully treats the
annoying BleInish Discooration and Deec Does not
use any Cosmetic Enamels, Paints Dyes His treat
nelt Is Scientific. Purifying. Beautifying. Artistic and
DR., VAN DYCK Dermatoloeist No. % Grant Place.
bit 9Th and 10th and has devoted 10 years of his
NE 70 the study and practice of Dermatoogy He has
studied anay zed and treated every complexion
SKIN and hair beInshes existence until he has arrived
at almost PERFECTION in their treatment. The Doctor
rn Eradsts OF medGine and surgery and has eu
coIs1it him with every confidence his skill Hs MIN
WASHINGTON, baltimore and Phad lphis In regard to
relrrtces or certificates of cures DR. VAN DYCK wants
his patients publishes certificates of cures He re-
eeves parties almost day through those who have
LADIES II You hay any blemish defect of the com
leson sAi hands OF hair no matter what the nature
DlCk at and you rely ON il that his treatment
VIII give you entire satisfaction
bis Ia just the treated In the spring the
SIX becomes harsh. dry frpcked discoore itchy and
wiil do good than double the time in the sum
~
Those wishing treatment during the present season
Should max their enTat,n.nts In early The doctors
mat and one N Se pT VAN bSck Is i M
tis to treat thu most conn Heated Skin aud Complexion
s Ih1 M nfT m s NJ H. ~th9 ,e tas,
Sce and be treated Office. No 22 Grant Place between
n snnass ana to noaTs ra ssl I yh1 to
case and send three stamps for answer feb2s t&tust
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DERMAToLoaH.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY,
PERSONAL BEAUTY,
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

From the earliest personal beauty has received
the highest tribute from has been inter
Ing theme for the poet and universal subject of
and praise 1t has caused rise and fall of empires
and has led armies to victory
Personal beauty is OF the sweetest charms of
man. and is so akin to admiration and worship that the
man who has never bowed to its influence is devoid
the principles of true manhood. The of culture
OF science and learning the untutored savage the
innocent child with accord involuntarily acknow
edge its powers
The first attributes of personal beauty and female
lovenes art fresh clear peerless and beautiful
coInIie x1on- regular Uniform eyebrows and ashes.
healthy vigorous uxurant hair and soft white pretty
hands; and their preservation. cultivation. and
Treatment Is Ali indication OF cean taste
and retneInent.
1t is woman's privilege to lcok beautiful 1t isex-
pettd OF her to be attractive and
ana t use every means to her personal appear
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fHiLAnFfrHIA March ls-Nrsl Emma II Coolidge,
VINO MAS arrested last week for c0nspir1ng with
others 10 ahduCt her ten ycar-bid son Alfred from
i" h'l~'' ~ her siStrin-law Ia Nest Phladelphla
Na> a-aln brought before a magistrate this after.
noon and hrll an sl.iIN oAll % allsMnr AT court
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ALBANY. y. / .. March lS-Ihe senate voted early
thl~ morning 10 make the bills making the con-
ir"ilfr ana tn" president of The board Of aldermen
elcilNe "lil'N. ana also terminating the tenure VI
nhc" 81 we iutuTr ani'uinirfs uf MaSpr FdSpn, of
Ntw orh. GA tlr' ii of February, 1885, a special
order Tor today. subsequently the senate passed
70 a thlrd reading the Till providing for the election
N lh" people uT the president of the board OF
aldermen uf New \ Urk city: also the bill making
The controller ~ New ork an elective officer, and
Tue hlli terminating tAc tenure III oce Of ali on
Gers hereafter appointed 10y Mayor Edson on Feb
Isl
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General Foreign News by Cable

DISARMAMENT OF TuE ECRorKAS rowKRs Az m
PARIS. March lsIPrfms Minister Ferry has been
Interviewed u{au the question " a general disarm-
amcnt 10y the EUruivau powers he pronouncss IL
an iupns>ihility, aud SAYS The discussion OF IL s
waste of time.
TIE WHOLESALE NURpERER OF SERVANT oIRI&
hkRIl>. March ls-lhe German government has
ASKED The Austrian authorities 10 postpone the et-
evHNon NJ Hugo >chcnck. the whulessle murderer
ot servant girls pending an Inquiry IN regard 10
gifls whom >chenck Is believed 10 have murdered
II Germany.
EyrronINa BONES N rRrtsrR
TRIESTE, March I>-A bomb eNploded to-day In
frout oI the governor generals r,idrn,., The per
done.
FtoN FIoN's rIrgR waRFARE
f.Rls. March ls-A manifesto fnlm ITince Napo-
l,S,. i,Sh l''e ~ tto + reardd as Imminent He has
Hlln MS papers aid Naluah.tS
SPANISH Co>srIR,roRs.
Nahkih, Mlr'h l>-Gtll f'rrtr has haen arrested
and o.ar-h + h,'lnS made Tor cen Hldlga These
-'Hl'rr> are believed TO Oe Implicated I'm the vide
spread conspiracy against tie government
GLADSTONE BETTER
LONDON March lN-Io-iaSS bulletin regarJiing
Mt 1lad-'oneS health states that he II slichtiy
better. Absolute rSt has been enlulnei
HoRNg's roSTHvMoUs WORKS
lo>noN. March l>.-Mr Richard Heicist Horne
The liftcrateur whose death MAS announced v,star,
dan. leaves h,hind certain uupilhl,hs,i works the
mature uI which VIII soon o, made public
Wholesale ARRESTS II WARSAW
NksAN; MaISh l>-ihe police have a suspicion
that h'gAcT. the leader Of the party ~ nlhiIlsts
who mUriend col Sudcikln. i IN Warsaw Fifty
arrests were made last night The hotels hfye
hrh directed 10 report 10 Tie police the arrival of
al strangers
THR FRENCH WANT MONEY
LoNpoN, March lN-A dispatch IA the EXCHANGE
I"t-rapR COMPANY from Fari, SAWS that Franee
Will DEMAND a heavy Indemnity from China and
VIII pCIui. Chinese teTTitOr! 10 guarantee It's paw
mclt.
FRANCE And CITNa.
fARlS. MarcA ls.-lhc tGuiOiS SAYS that II Hung
'hilIS, NlcrTnS N china Is submitting ba aSis of
t. & &a,r 10 thr tuSl,h aud American ministers st
fthlil, ana asking Them ca Intervene
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The Creek Faction War.

ST. LOFTS. March 1s-A gentleman Well verSea I'm
indian affairs. Just from OkmlIlkee. the capital Oi
the Creek nation dS,r.dtS the reports that the ad-
htrclllS OF Slreche and ChtcOte VIII unit. in na-
tonal council and nmpeach Perryman who il was
recently decided 10y the Secretary Of the Interior
has been properly elected chief OF the nation. The
Indians generally desire peace. and. as the council
does not meet until next autumn. he Is confident
mat 10y that time all bad feeling and opposition TO
Perryman Will have dfNd out
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kilograms to The Star.
THE sUlllvAN-IHoMPsoN MATCH.
THE CREEK NATION FACTION WAR.
MEDIATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA.
0sMAN DIGNA WANTS ANOTHER BATTLE.
LABOR TROUBLES AT FALL RIVER.
THE CREEK NATION FACTION WAR.
MEDIATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA
OSMAN DIGNA WANTS ANOTHER BATTLE.
Spelling for N Fight.


SULLIVAN ANXIOUS TO SFAR THOMSON on ANY TERMS
WHATEVER
los ANGELES, CAL. March l-.-,IOhn y sullivan
said 10 Il reporter last evening: 81 viii make flght
win Nerwin Thompson I'm any WAY or under any
rules he wants, with or without gloves, IN private
room or Ia ring for 5000 Side 80 b' ioUg ht ta
finish. | said ! would never hight again without
gloves but III chance IL with this duck My money
Is up and any match Pat Shcedy makes I'm Chicago
L VIII stand by. There is no chance now for Ncr-
win to get out without tight L am only too amy
iOlS him
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FNI RIVER Mass. March lS-The house ocru
pied lH Patrick Fallon, near The Chase mill whars
lh" "knut'>ick slinnrrs ~ the IilsSe m m boarded
Was attacked 10y ruuCh~ last night. and doors We're
brnAtn and windows smashed Fall0n's son WAS
tifrk on The head with stone and quite Seriously
injured PISTOLS were fired on both sides The
police nnally dispersed the mob Some. OF ths
"kn"h>ilcks wcr' lodged al the police station and
escorted 10 work by A police guard this moruinp
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DiSbarres1.
pm .nEF nnT. No.

fHIIhDEIPHTs. March Is-ln court Of common
firdN, NJ. 3, today, President Judge Ludlow an
hpun'lE The decision If that court, dismissed the
mellon Tor The admission of Mrs Carrie Burnham
hllEore tC practice aS an attorney Ia that court
JrdE" Ludlow announced on behalf of Judge Fin
the nfH Hlt.. -
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Death Of BENJAMIN Gratz.

LEXINGTON. ny. March lS-Mr benjamin Graf7
aged 60 the last survivor OF large family proui-
nent In Philadelphia. and brother OF Miss Rtbrcca
GriZ. the model of the heroine of ..Iyanhoe.- died
In this city last night
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Miss lEill Refuses Wr. SharOu,s Offer o
AaQ

SAN FRANCISCO. March lS.-In the suit Of Miss
Hill agt- Senator sharon yesterday the p,ainTir les
tilted that the defendant said that If She would give
him a paper OF release he would give me slO0eD
and S5O0 a month allowance. but reiusedr
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Penn>ylvania Miners, Wages.

fl1TSRURG. Pa, March ls.-The coal trades tn
bull viii meet again on THURSDAY, when ~ is
Thought that III" rate NJ mining Tor railroad mines
VIII br nA'i without referring the matter an
umpire. The operators have taken flm stand on
3rtnlS, Whll" the miners Insist upon 3S cents Tie
general opinion l. that cunproIllse VIII be effect
ed after the nrAt meeting.
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HE Removal of sheriff Davidson Os
New York. ns,nauded.

ALBANY. y. Y. March ls.-Chairman Roosevelt
ol the assembly Investigating committee this NOR
ming waited upon COY cleveland ana 1eman 1ed
t- rtfnoN al OF Shtrin Davidson. OF New York ,fty
for naiirasancc ga ufiiCe. The governor rrouestfd
"A copy 81 the evidence against the sheriff and the
presentation Ot formal changes Ibis VAS promlsed
10y Mr. Roosevelt
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A Roy DYING Of eaye,rophohia.

PHILADE1PHIa. March 1s.-Johnne Cobb. aged
six years. Is proStrated with ali the SYMPTOMS OF
hydrophobfa. and no hope is entertained Of his r.
coyery. He was bitten 10y a dog while sitting on
the steps OF his home nearly three years ago. The
dog was shot by policeman. and nothing more
was thought or the matter until a few days ago,
when the child developed symptoms OF rabies. The
doctors are unable TO help him.
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ALLENTOWN. PA. NarchlS-Ellrht cars Of a freight
lraln on the North Pennsylvania railroad were
wrecked 10y broken rail this morning. Trafric WAS
delayed tor three hours
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j. III. WELDON & Co..

225 Pennsylvania Avenue 8. E.. Capitol Hill.
To make room for Spring Stock will offer all goods
carried COST and the stock arriving daily
at Low PRICES. meeting the lowest rates offered by
ny parties in the city. mhl53t
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE STOLEN MONEY


REII KNED.
GALVESTON, March ls.-A special from Dallas
says: Morgan Cammack. having turned states eyt-
Ctnce in the famous Texas Pacific cotton Swindling
case. has been Released Sl5tsh bail. lie immt-
dately handed the Dallas national bank for the
Texas Pacific railroad $4,000 0f the money stolen
on fraudulent bills OF ltding. An attachment WAS
shortly afterwards sued out 10y Oliver a tirircs,
bankers here Tor Sl>.pD OF the amount. hut the
levy was found To be iLlpracticabe The bank has
since been garni>heed lay Oliver ,,ri-g> who have
suit pending against the Texas Pacific road.
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Going Into EiOuidatiou.

NEW YORK. March lS-Wall street. 11:3J-Thp re-
ceiVer OF the North River tonSi ructinn company
says that the company will go into luidarion and
the books are closed permanently. The bu1hS do
not show that any of the Vanderbilt Interest hold
any stock as has been rpportpd Ile last few aay,
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j. Fl. M0hr, arrested In Baltimore ten days agoo
the charge OF having robbed the post Office at
HomewOOd, Pa, win be sent to the US. court at
PttSburg for trial
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Lynched for a Murder Committed
EleNcm Years AUn.

GALVESTON. March lS.-A speclaI from MARSHALL
says: ii Is reported that one Mliliran. who with
another man named Clark murdered an old counl,.
named Rogers i'll Ouachita parish. La. eleven years
ago. was lynched at Pulaski YESTERDAY. and that
citizens are in hot pursuit Of Clark. ". j. Rogers
son OF the victims is said 10 be with the pursuing
party.
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NuYdererS Indicted.

MILFORD. Pa. March lS-1he grand Jury had not
come in when the court adjourned at noon TODAY
but II IS understood that they have found indict-
mentS for murder In the first degree against bot h
Greenfng and benjamin, and will make present.
meuu this afternoon.
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TIHE DOG SHOW.

fr. McGrew's examination.
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GEN. MACkENZIEs sSCCCESSOR.-Secretary Lincoln
said to-day that the retirement OF General Mac
kenzie had been delayed because 1t was thought
best TO walt until the President was prepared to a-
point his successor. Both would be DONE he
thought, IN IL very short time. There seems to be
no DOUBT that Col. David $. Stanley. twenty-SecOnd
infantry, VIII b appointed to succeed General Mac
kenZie as brig gader general
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lHE APPROPRIATION for printing for the Navy
department for the current fiscal year Is exhausted
and the photographic office has been compelled to
suspend the issue Of notices TO mariners and the
printing or all the customary circulars In regard To
the maritime trade Congress has been asked tO
make deficiency appropriation.
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COL c. c. GILBERT, seventeenth infantry. having
reached the age OF sixty-twO years, asks to be
placed on the retired list OF the army
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NEW CLOTHING JUST RECEIVED,
at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylyanis aven,

" . 10 to II. $3. SO. S4, SIS to ss and up.
49,, Single Pants, so. o. 75 SO. 81 and 81 so up
Mems suits, s., &6. 81 SO and $40 to $50 upwards
~" Blue Blouse. for office wear. 81. 50,
Mems and Boys Hats SOC, Is, IS, 81 to $3.50.
Women's. Misses and Boys Shoes from o. upwards
n4l5 J. W. SELBY.
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Affairs il New Orleans,

MI RDER TR1A1F-A HURRICANE.
NEW ORLEANS. March lS.-Durfng festivities last
Christmas Eve on board the spanish steamship
Humacoa, Svfo Belva. In "A drunken frenzy.
stabbed and killed Pedro tchaya and morraIly
wounded jose Maria BilbOa. who died a few day 5
after. Belva WAS tried here in the criminal disr
court on charge OF murder in the first case and
acquitted. The second ease is pending.
The wind here last night reached velocity OF IS
miles per hour. Several steamboats, and barges
were blown adrlft In the river. The steamboat
Cannon sustained Slight damage.
The Orange Question at Ottawa.
OTTAWA, ONT. March lS-The house OF COM
mons sat until 800 O'Clock this morning debating
the orange Incorporation bill. 4 motion that the
bill be read second time was defeated by a vote of
l03 TO 6S. The bill Is opposed by the Catholic party
who object giving the society the sanction OF the
law.
The Bowie knife in Texas.
GALVESTON, March lS.-,,ohn Duffield. aged %
years, son OF wealthy citizen. who fatally bowie
knitted James Kelly In street fight AT O'Clock
verdict OF coronrrs jury OF Justitiable homicide.
Express Robber McFadtien.
implicated in the Pacific Express robbery was taken
TO St Louis yesterday.
Corn for Flood Sufferers.
WICHITA, KANSAS, March 1S.-1hrty-one corn
laden cars left this city yesterday for the sufferers
In the Ohio river valley amid the cheers OF our cii-
ZenS.
Freight Discrimination ON the n. p.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March IS-The Minneapolis
board OF trade having acted on the protest from
the Spokane Falls board on freight Discrimination
OF the Northern Pacific in favor OF New York and
Portland, the officials OF the Northern Pacinc ex-
plain that they are forced to make the same rate
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to Snpkane Falls as
from New York. on account OF ocean freight tariffs
They say they are doing all in their power 10 make
tariffs equitable.
Revocation Of Insurance Companies
Licenses.
BOSTON. March 12-Tle names or the Insurance
companies whose licenses for doing business In this
state are to be revoked because OF their non-com-
pliance with the statute, which requires a capital
OF at least $780, aTe:-Amer1can Exchange, OF
New York; Atlantic Fire and Marine. OF Providence;
Boatman's Fire and Marine, OF P1ttsburg: Buffalo
OF Buffalo, CtiZe IS, OF St Louis; Commercial Fire.,
OF New York; Enterprise Fire and Marine, OF Cin-
cinnat; Exchange Fire, OF New York; Firemen's, Of
New York; Greenwich, OF New York; Insurance
Company of the State OF Pennsylvania, OF Phlla-
delph1a; Merchants, OF Providence, r. l.; Rochester
German, OF Rochester; Security, OF New Haven, and
the United States Fire, OF New York.
The Women i'm Connecticut.
HARTFORD, CONN, March 16-The Woman's
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Tie Conlidve ahducfion C.sa-

INNS. Marrn 1N--lhe tfGulOtS savg thai II Hum
chang, Nic"r'y ~ china. Is submitting A basis {
p'a'" Ia th" English and American ministers q
Frhln, and asking Them fo intervene
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Political NOtos

fOltlcal Notes.
THE BLAINE BOON IN PENNSYLvAHIA-CALLF FOR AN
ANTI-AoNoPoLIsT CONVENTION, &C.
Conventions held In Cumberland, Lebanon, Erie
and blalr countles, Pa, yesterday, elected dele
gates to the state convention pledged to Blaine.
A call was issued yesterday for a national con-
vention OF anti-monoIOllsts to be held In Chicago
on May IA to nominate presidential ticket.
The governor Of New York has approved the
Roosevelt bill giving the mayor of New York the
board OF aldermen.
Mr. breckenridge Sdemocrat), son of the late
Vice PRESIDENT, mas been elected to the California
legislature from MaripOSa county,
In the Iowa house yesterday memorial to Con-
greSS for the establishment of a postal telegraph
was defeated by vote OF Al to IS.
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FIGHTING VIRGINIA POIITICIANs-A Petersburg
personal encounter occurred yesterday In front of
the cuStom-hOuse there between r. A. Young a
prominent coalition republican and deputy United
Raine, prominent straightOut republican, during
which Young was struck on the head with a stick
and badly injured. A few days ago Raine published
the state republican executive cOmmituee wherein
Brady was accused OF taking funds OF the republi-
cans during the last presidential election and
opening a Hancock and English Headquarters In
Petersburg This Information concerning Brady
Raine claimed to have received from Young Young
Guilty. Ra1ne was arrested and taken before mag
iStrate, who admitted him to bail