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AN EARLY GRAVE
MoRR,soh's TARIFF. BILL,
Il will b. Brought into tho Houss on Monday
7 Clothed In tho llabilimsnts Of tbs Grart, ~
then Di,Mc.ed and Turned Ostr 10 tho
sa Tender hercieao the Uadertaksr, t
From Our Special Correspondent.

from Our Special C0rrtsDohdenk W. ' NNE" ,,t
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 0.-TAo Ways
and Means Committee by vote Of 7 to 8
TO day, agreed to iavorably report the Nor.
rison tariff bill as amended. The ailirma-
tive vote wu, cast by the Democratic mem.
bers, the Republicans being solid against
#. Mr. Hewitt, Of New York, was not
present. The bill will be reported on
Monday next, but will not be called
up for a week or ten days. It Is the
intention to allow general debate on the
bill, but when it is open to amendment a
motion will be made either to strike out
the enacting clause or indefinitely post.
pone, either Of which will prevail. The
bill agreed upon is the same as for a 20
percent horizontal reduction, except that
salt, coal aud timber nre placed on the free
liat. {. H.1. aeon. T. .'sH No l
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waiting for Walters.

CHlcAoo, March Gin one OF the lsrc.
eat restaurants here today, while 100
guests we're at dinner, tho walters struck Oh
a notification Of one minute. Tho cooks
corps Of assistants were in the conspiracy;
but failed to respond, owing 10 the fact
that the walters bol,cd before the cooks
had hreaklasted. The gnests stormed and
starved tor half an hour and district teIe-
graph messengers were summoned 10 serva
1000. When the walters saw the uniform
edEyonugstcrs IN their places. and were as-
H'1seh that the cooks would not strike on
empty ktonschs. they. begged to be ,akr,,
back 2 Their prayer was granted, aproli
we're donned and the trays were soon flying
around as usual. q .t5-.l- -. =
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BeHeIxc,l by Women.

WASHINGTON, D, O., March Cat noon
to-day. the officers and delegates OF the
women's suffrage, y, convention to the
number Of one hundred called upon
the President and were received
in the Blue room. Miss. An
thony in addressing the President
told him the women with her Represented
twenty States in the Union She appealed
to him as candidate for reelection to
come out sqnarely for woman suffrage.
The President n replied that the
convention was a very remarkable assem-
blage OF women. He said he had observed
that when women were determined to car
~ point they always succeeded in getting
all they ought to have. S. 5l.'S.
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Englahu's Policy in Egypt,

/ LONDON, March Gin the Commons to-
day, Harrington, Secretary Of State for
War, moved an appropriation Of GssO,CoO
to cover tho cost Of the London exped:-
ton. Stanley, Conservative, criticiz I'd 81
verely the Governments Egyptian polic,.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that the expedition
to Arsonon involved no policy. It was,
he asserted, a necessary precsution to pre-
vent the excitement from spreading. Tbs
Government would adhere 10 its deterni-
nation to pay no. heed to the remarks Of
foreign newspapers, and had no intention
Of assuming the government OF Egypt.
Such an act would be gross breach OF the
public law Of Europe. (Cheers). Troops
will be Withdrawn at the earliest moment
DOpHibla H. a. ~ f.--.r-a 80 = 7S=El
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Tus vacant Assistant Sscretaryship OF the
Treasury can not be put where it will do
more good than TO give it to West Virginia.
I, can not DO given to worthier man
than John W. Mason. II the President
hs any doubt Of this let him give Yves!
VIRGINIA time 10 be heard from. Nc Re.
9ublican is 50 humble that his opinion is
not worth haying-and it will do harm to
lat the President have 1t. --1g
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NO LIQUOR,
Meeting OF the ohio lProhibitionists
Tbe Revolutions Adopted. lA

!
CoLuMnua, o., March 6.-The Prohibit
ton State Convention assembled with q
moderate attendance to appoint thirty.fou,
delegates 10 tho National Convention al
Pittsburgh, May 2lst. J. w. Sharp was
chairman and S, d. Logan WAS secretary.
at the afternoon session the delegates 10
tho National Convention at Pittsburgh on
me 2lst were selected, ono from each dis.
lrict and the following at large: G. +,
Stewart, J. A. O'Del, George I. Burwell,
Ariel Cox, N. s. Casswel, J. s. Monaer,
Thomas Evans, Jr., Miss Matte McCelland
Brown, Mother Stewart, F. Schumacher,
q. y. Payne, J. W. .RoBeborough, ]. NJ,
Myers. The delegation was Instructed TO
use all honorable means to secure the nom.
inatlon OF g. I. Stewart, OF Ohio, for Presi.
don't. a systematic plan for the organiza.
ton OF the State by counties was adopted.
The following was adopted: VT u
Resolved, That this convention recognize
God to DO the author OF government for
man, that In 1t lie las corporated protec.
ton for citlzsns in His persons and posses
slonA. %s.as 'G 3. '-5sIsI, I,2g7 Is''6'~:'|
Resolred, That this convention approve
aud reahirm the,National and State plat.
form OF prohibition and home protection OF
tho party last enunciated. 'r1
Reso'red, That in tho administration Of
governn en-. in our own country, the pur-
poses Of 1t is perverted and the trainers Of
It prostitnted to the protection and en-.
thronement Of crime In specific form, and
the righta Of citizens degraded aud aban.
doned to invasion by 1t. Sid
Resotsd, That tho operations Of this ad.
ministration, have cauged the family. to
become the target for destruction to feed a
standing,Hrmy Of liquor.traific pirates, and
underline" order Of tho Government to
bring to it'aportion OF the zplunder gath
cred: s.st..i .,,.7- 'y5l,sl,,1s & ~,
Rssolsed,c That the liquor tax act Of Ohio
expounds. and demonstrates clearly and
definitely, the loyalty Of the present ruling
polipca 4. q crime party and their conse-
quent disloyalty to the victim. The suffer.
era and prohibitionists accept this act es a
record of-a proof Of corruption in legisla.
tlons and supports their demand for q rev.
olution in the administration Of the Goy-
ernment.' ;f@Tg5'-r' il-HT, 5.sl!t,,rf.E...
Rssolrsd,, That inasmuch .as all good men
andt,women are becoming sick aud tired Of
all compromises with the iiqlor traffic we
cordially invite all such persons 10 espouse
the principles OF the Prohibition party, to
unite with il in tue support Of them. w. a.
Reso'red, That We hereby express our
hearty sympathyfwilh the w. @. T. U. in
AL work looking to the supprec1ion OF the
liquor traffic, and We cordially invite their
members to fellowship in the Prohibition
LONE Protection Party, which offers
equality of membership 10 women and the
only party Which oesproposs the destruc.
tIon ;of the dram shop system. I
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WIRE WHISPERS,

The en'oey upon Weud I'll Phillips by
George William Curtis, has been post.
poned till April 18th. - gr ,'5%
A fire occurred yc1terslay morning in the
three buildings OF the Oil Cloth Works Of
Blabon 4 Co., Boston. The loss Is estima.
tcdat S50,000. Sag,21
Col. John G. Newton, Of the Engineer
CorPs, was nominated by the President
yesterday 10 he Chief Engineer with the
rank Of Brigadier General. Il. s75is I.
Robert Stobo & Co., dealers in provisions
aud grain. were posted on the New York
Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon rs
unable to meet their contracts. r.
II J. P. Copper, wholesale and retail hard.
ware, Of Eu Claire, Wis, fail d yesterday
afternoon. The attachments, judgments
and executions now fled amount to
$40, 900. .2Fl,. n. ss7 31 y -
Two men were fousd overcome by gas at
Eckert's furnace, near Reading, Pa, yester-
day morning. One stranger Is dead, and
the o:ber, W. Redfern, OF Pittsburgh, will
notIlikely recover. \, q. g' 5',',i
In quarrel last night at San Leandro,
Cal William scellard drew a revolver and
shot Aleck Dietrich, salooo.keeper, dead,
When Sce!lard's fnhpr wae told the news
he exclaimed, "My God can this be-" and
fell back dead. ,.5.'E5 81 y 0.-
-Four members Of the Salvation army
were arrested Wednesday,, at Bridgeport,
Conn for violating the city ordinance by
parading the streets, and were Yesterday,
each fined 81 and cos.B or 10 days in iail.
They went to jail ft. IL: {.
p At 0 O'clock yesterday morning Col. F..
NJ. Driscoll. United States storekeeper at
Dodsworth's distillery, while cror,ine the
track Of the Cincinnati, Washington 4 Bal.
timore railroad, near Cincinnati, was run
over and instantly kil'el. zt551
Tim Depew, Of Blenheim, Ont., while at
tending a revival meeting at the Baptiet
Church last night, was arrested by detec-
tivfB from Hamilton and Buffalo, charged
With robbery at Hamilton ard murder at
Buffalo. He 'wes taken to H.u.ilton. E
The dye house ard carpet cleaning es
Establishment OF John Trees Lawrence
Mas, Wal totally. destroyed ycsterday
morning bya boiler explosion, and Johr
Trees, Jr., the engineer, and three Other
men employed in the building we're in
stan,ly killed. Y, e,
Mr.. Lowrie. a member Of The Oil Cit,
aud Nsw York Petroleum Exchange, failed
yesterday for 100 1000 bairela, which hat
been closed out on his account at Oil CITY
The failures OF Rice & Ryder and A. +
Hemminps, were a!so announced at tn
National Petroleum Exchange. x. Z.
Robert Garrett telegraphs Mayor Latrob
that the statement Of General Brown, so fl
as it relates to an interview with him, is (,
tiseue ot miss.atements The tuppressio
Of material parts OF the interview and th
inierences which he draws and convey
practically deprives his statement OF ever
yestige OF Truth, ',ssss.g
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The knirmi,i,inp Fur,,

New YonK, March 6-The appeal Of D.
D. D. Mulcahy, Of Newark, against the
Judgment OF Judge Truax, in his case
of O'Donovan Resss and other trustees Of
the skirmishing Fund, was dismissed with
costs by the general term OF the Superior
Court to-day. Chief Justice Sedgwick and
Judges Freedman and O'Gorman confirm
ing Judge Truax's finding that Mulcahy's
agreement with Rosa individually did not
create lien on the fund. - A -
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PRINCETON studcn,n sun Y.c,,e,

PnlScEroS, Nj, March The excite
ment at Princeton College is still high. The
principal grievance Of the students hes
been destroyed by the public apology OF a
student who asserted that an effort had
been made by q Professor to employ him rs
a spy upon bis fellow students. He SAYS the
accusation was the result Of a misconcep,
ton. DR.. McCosh says he catechized the
proctor Of tho college, Nat Goldie, and h.
intends to sift the matter. 81. -
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A CifySuCtl.

, .Pl1TsDURoH, March G-Suits are 10 be
entered here in few, days by firm Of
New York Bankers against the city Of Erie
to recover four thousand dollars on over
due coupons on the city Of Erie funding
bonds. Ten years ago New Workers bought
$4,000 of the funding bonds through a
broker in New York, which bonds came
from the First National Bank OF New York
who were the fiscal agents Of the city OF
Erie. New bonds had been placed with
them to take up tho old ones. In redeem.
ing the old and Issuing the new in ex.
change the bank took $1,000 counterfeit
bonds OF the old issue and gave new ones
The city has refused to pay the interest on
the new bonds that took up the counter.
felt ones. The New York Bankers rot new
bonds, but did not deliver or have any
thing to do with the counterfeits. The new
bonds are held by third parties. The case
will be OF interest, as 1t will determine the
validity Of the entire issue OF the Erie
funding bonds. H..fal, lr 81. d I
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The Cue Murder Trial,

Special Dkpatch TO The Inteiiycnecr.
PARKERsDuRa, March 6.-In tho trial Of
Walter Coe, charged as accessory to the
murder Of Calvin Williams, the defendant
WAS found guilty Of involuntary mauslaugh-
ter after the jury had been out for con-
siderable length Of time. The trial Of
John R. Coe, his son, as principal in tho
murder, was postponed until next July.
Coe has not been sentenced yet. al.
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MIR. MRS0n SurprlHcd.

sptcldl Dls)dlch.l0 nc hlltul0elccr. - IN
GRAFTON, W.'VA,, March 6.-The news
OF the movement at Washington to secure
the appointment Of John W. Mason as As.
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury, was re-
ceived here at Mr.. Mason's home by the
Republicans and citizens generally with
great satisfaction. Mr.. Mason stated to q
Sentinel reporter to-day that he knew moth.
ing Of tho matter, and that the first intima.
ton he had Of 1t was from the INTELLlGEX.
can. Further, he ssid that the action OF his
iriends in Washington was without his
knowledge, and a purprise to him.
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Tho nlaine.i.osan Alliance.

New YoRK, March 6.-Gen. Logan's
friends, provoked doubtless by recent out
givings from Erie, are now sturdily re-.
nouncing their alleged alliance with Blaine
against their common opponent the Presi.
dent. They admit an understanding was
entered into several weeks ago, but say that
Blaine then positively declared himself not
y candidate. They cay that the situation
having since changed, further attempts by
Blaine to draw Logan into his net will be
futile, and that Logan will hereafter de-
pend on his own resources. Information
comes from Washington that Warner Mil.
ler has engaged to push Blaine's candidacy
in this State. Il 4 A fi,7i15 =
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Ohio NhIivhRl GuRrtl.

COLUMBUS, o., March G.-The frat con.
ven!ion Of tho officers Of the Ohio Nation.
al Guard asse embled to-day. One hundred
delegates representing II regiments and
five batteries were in attendance. The
Association Of tho Officers Of the Ohio Ma.
tlonal Guard organized with Adju,ant
General Finley, President. Fifty delegates
will be sent 10 the National Convention at
Cincinnati. A reception to Governor
Hoa!ly, s'sE and visiting officers of regi-
men;s was held this evening. Addresses
we're made by Governor Hoadly, General
Smith and others, 'G-- :
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( Os,nnn Dig,nn waiting.

LONDON, March 6.-General Graham
with =. 900 men, advances from Suakin
Monday against Osman Digna. The iorce
will consist Of l26 artillery ymen, six seven ;.
Founders, ten mountain and four Krupp
guns, ~ sailors with two nine. poundera,
three Calling and three Gardner guns and
the Tenth and Nineteenth Hussara and re.
manning infantry and MARINES. OIman
Digma remains at Handorb ready to accept
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~ HrI FH- - H
RIVER N NEWS,

T# ~
Notes Abont the mbontH. nnnk Brief.
jr-.5 nnsi Tciexraphic Reports.
The DiurHaI will leave for Palkersburg
this morning. .7a. 7%s.'5= i@I:"'s', 'i'ts'.
The Katie stockdale Is due up at an early
hour this morning. 5.st 80 q,
The st. Lawrence is reported laid up at
Cincinnati, on account OF The ice. y -, :
The Emma Graham passed down yesterday
morning en- route for Cincinnati. She had q
good trip. :"
The @. W. Bachelor will be here satur:
day morning 10 leave for Pittsburgh in her
usual trade. ,E9.. a - ~
Captain William Tbompson is circulating
q petition nmong river mea at St. Louis ash.
ing Tor The et tt bsishment OF "Snug Harbor
Home" for old aud disabled s:esm6oatmen.
The river at this point is still stationary.
the depth In the channel being ab,ut I feet
inches. Very little ice was running yeater-
day, and what thtr, was was not strong or
heavy. s5 IL ~ --ti45l7. - :
The Courier g,t in from Petersburg about
o'clock yesterday afternoon with q fa'r
trip Ste will not 60 ou. until Saturday
morning. having been slightly disabled on
her way up. ~ d 5Tss'.,l-,
Frank shuEk has tskea ths position Of
second clerk on the Scotia. relieving John
Dales, who his been ordered to Men,phjs IN
70 on the Joe Peters. Mr.. Willis Stockdaie
is assisting Mr.. Skunk on the Scotia, r = :
Judge Jackson will hold term Of the U.
B. District Court at Parkarsburg on March
2lst a! which time the District Attorney
viii move for sentence in the case OF lhe
United 8 ates sgalnst David Keller. con.
vic:ed IN the Sciott-Lomas case. The casI
will undoubtedly bs disposed OF on the day
named. i'79 ~. tTrrE sIs,1"r
Capt. Ell. Hornbrook has returned from
Pittsburgh. His boat, tho Jen lie Campbell
| Is laid up ut Ravenswood waiting for the la
TO run ont. She will losd three barpe,. two
here and and one at pitt'burgh, for st. LouIs.
Capt. Hornbrook. while South the past season.
never had to take u dose OF medicine and
never missed meal. ,s:g,.: S Is,
GREEN. RoRo, Pa, March G.-Riyer 12 feet
inches aud on r stand; weather cloudy. s;
| PIrrtEugoli, March 8.-Riyer 3 feet Q inches
and on s'anf; weather cloudy aud cool. i
On CRY, Pa, March G-Riyert s feet =
inches and falling; weather cloudy and cold,
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, March 0.-Riysr & fee,
and stationary! Weather cloudy; therm meter
CAIao. ILL.,, March 0 : River 40 feet z lnche,
and ans falling; weather claud, thermometer
LOUISVILLE, March G.-River falling; 8 feel
iEctss IN the canal; Q feet 4 inches on tht
PARKER, Pa, March O G-Riysrl 2 feet K
inches and stationar!; weather clear ant
mild. 5 81 !. .'-':I ,sgs' & G,g'- -:
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March 0 G-R,yar g fee
6inches and stationary; wea,he, cloudy; ther
mometer a3oo. a n 7.iS!; g ! 1.Iss,
MoRoAsToxN, W. Va, March 6-Riyer Z;
foo, inches a.d s:u.i mary; weather cloudy
thermcmeter sos. ii,t ~ ~ 1. III :
EvAN.vfLLE; I'm, !, Marcel. G.-Eiyer fa,lin,
2sieet 9 inches on the guage; weather clouds
toggy and thawing, .ll}at5l ~
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Defiant La v IBrenker

CHARLESTON, S, G., March G-The New,
and Courier Cheraw special says: The
Cashes, father and son, still DEFY arrest,
Old Cash intimates his intention to surren-
der his son at q time and place selected by
himself. provided the trial will take place
in the United States Court Young Cash
held the appointment OF u. s. Deputy
Marshal, ~. l,{ssF.rz., :.t, 80
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"TuG tariff the one line on which parties
NAV divide,' SAYS Mr.. Watterson. "The
Republicans are protectionists Or nothing.
The Democrats are reetraders or nothing"
There is nothing like calling spade a
spNde, Mr. Wa!terson. And further: I'll
the policy Of the Government is to be pro-
lection, the Republicans should not be re.
moved itan power" Well, protection
seems to be the settled policy; the only
party that wants to uusattle it is the De-
unrYpcv .Ir .H
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d a Drutnl l,0nteht.

Losa ISLAND Cry, March GA great
dog fight between "Belcher," OF New York,
and danger" Of Boston, took place to.
day, and wes given to the latter, "Belcher''
tsil, although apparently but slight.
ly injured. "Danger" on the contrary Ind
his forelcgs broken and throat badly torn,
The prizs was twenty-five hundred dollars
and gate money. Three hundred men paid
an ENTRANCE fee Of ten dollars each, go
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An Intcrrupted Funeral.

SAVANNAH, GA March 8.-The coroner
stopped negro funeral service to-day, and
removing the shroud and clothing Of the
CORPSE revealed nine knife wounds in.
tlicted by the man in whose house
the funeral was being held. The
victim was VIM. Dunn, and the murderer
Jerry Hagans, who tried to conceal the
murder, reportiAg pneumonia and making
a hasty burial. Durn's intimacy with
Hagan's daughter led 10 the crime. The
murderer was arrested. ''s5 :l-E7F7I7 :,
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! Hllll llinhS =

\ LONDON, March; 6 Henry Labouchere,
radical; moved to reduce the appropriation
Of fsel0,000 and; that Gen. Graham be Or
dered to diaperse the rebels within ten
miles Of Suakim, but not 10 operate at a
greater distance from tho city. When
these have been dispensed it is believed the
tribes will btcome friendly. ia siii, u.
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The Greely RELIEF.

! LONDON, March 6-Captaiu Mares, who
commanded the British Arctic expedition
in 1876 assisted by Commander Markham,
an officer Of the samc expedition, has
drawn up n memorandum Of great value
regarding the ice eand navigation OF Smith'u
sound! The document has been cent to
the American authorities. The Times says:
'fThe Greely search expedition will be
watched with as much interest and anxiety
by Europe and America as thar which went
10 the relief Of Leigh Smith in 1892 j
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E.OtltktNNn lsenl1bliCnllN.

New ORLEANS, March 6-When the Re.
publicsn State Convention reacsembled to-
day, W. ?. kellogg, tho permanent prcsi-
dent, delivered an address upon the politi-
cal Issues, favoring protection, and declaring
his opposition to tho Morrison bill. The
convention then confirmed the nomina-
tions, by Congressional districts, Of deli.
gates 10 Chicago.
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1rspEn date oil Wheeling, March 4, the
pi,.sbu,sh Commercial Ga:site hes an &C.
oornt OF two little children OF Isaac Ken.
neJv, o! Barbour county, being burned to
loo,h in a kettle Il boiling soap. 1t was
only one little child ss the 1STELLlaENchH
had II on February 4, Is somebody i'm.
no,;ov m the Commercial. Ga:tNey
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BALTIMORE, Mn, March 0-hIayor
Latrobe publishes a card denying the
charge made against him by President
Brownand other members OF the Demo.
cratic City Convention. Mr.. Latroba says:
The suggestion that I ever stated that a
bargain or promise had been made by me
to Robert Garrett is untrue In every pur-
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Arter Annrchlsts and D,unn,i,,r,.

O H
n LoSnoS, March G.-Organzed action Il,
England and continental powers against
anarchists and dynamitera was agreed upon
without special treaty. The police depart.
mens are instructed to cooperate. The
Swiss government has ordered the arrest tf
q number Of anarchists at Bernp and n
search OF the domiciles Of sue pett Il pels M
and the office Of the workingmen's society
at Berne. tJi I513', ,lfl q Z MI,
The swiss police arrested a German
Anarchist named Kennel. They sent in Z
formation 10 Vienna which led to the
seizure of Kammerer and other Anar-5
chiat refugees ut Geasva.
\ It is suspected n nun named Psnkert, 4
rampant Anarchist speaker, Is a German
spy; Penkers received warning and sud-
opened by the police and atterward eent ID
their destination. They will bear. the clli.s
cial seat seal with mention, OF the iact. ~ q;
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John Must Stay Away,

fWAsulSgToS, p. O., March e.-ReEresen-
tative Flnerty to-day presented . petition
from several hundred representatives Of
mechanical pursuits protesting against
Chinese laborers coming into this country.
The petition esks that The present law be
amended SO as to prohibit OhinAman' CON, ON
ing 10 America under the euise Of Chinese
students ior merchants. FinertyI says be
presented from al the principal cities q
the country. ,:t Y
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TheInyinc,,,io s,uxycr

San Francisco. Cal, March 0-Fifteen
Thousand people were inside the pa
wilton this evening 10 witness
the Standardization match. It is
estimated as many more were turned
away. The receipts frnm the eale Of ticket,
was close on to $4,000. Sullivan was
awarded the match in the third round,