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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
HUMAN MONSTER Ar EAGLE PASS

Burglars Begged at Calvert.

CALVERT, March lO.--LSpecia'.l T. On
night before last the hardware store OF
LII. Fuller was entered by negroes
and efforts made to open the safe,
which successfully resisted the
efforts of the thieves. Sam Grille, pro.
prietor of the st. Charles restaurant
hearing some noise at the head of his
stairs, which Is next door TO the hard
ware house, on making inquiries found
il to bo negro boy named William
Head in his stocking feet. Mr.. Grille
asked him how he got in. He replied
sin this way" making his exit
through window. Mr.. Grlllo
the next morning made known
this to Mayor George Burck, aud tho
negro was arrested and made con
! lession, duplicating throe other negroes
by tho name of G., BirdweH, Ed. Meary
and Andrew Whitfield. Two oil thest
are notorious characters, Birdwell being
Ian ex.convict and Whitfield
gambler Of the worst type. They
/ are sll now in jill awaiting
a preliminary trial. With the csnvic-
ton of this gang It is hoped thIeying
which was Of weekly occurrence, vii
I Iva atDnupd
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in the high treason felony case against
Cunningham and Bnrton, was, last
night, arrested on suspicion of being a
dynamiter. Quiltiam had been az Bow
street police court during large p0r-
ton of the day in company with Stephen
J. Mesny, of New York, looking after
the interests of his clients. At the time
Of his arrest Quiltiam and his friends
were about to board train at Mark
Lane railway station, His companion
carried black travelling bag, similar to
those which have frequently figured in
the dynamite trials. The detectives
noticed the two men, and followed them
for some time before arresting them,
but when they saw the couple going,
with black bag, toward the railway
train, the officers stepped up and took
them into custody.
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CapI,aI city Cuttings.


AUSTIN, March Special. The
Shannon bill requiring notices by rail- /
roads of reductions in wages will pass
the senate and IL. likely 10 become alaw,
and get the Houston insurance bill
again before the senate by a motion to
reconsider tlAe vote refusing to engvoss
1t this morIhng.
'fHAr BRIDGE BILL.
The bill. to authorize county commits.
sloners o sot aside portion az the road
and bridge tax for the pur-
poses OF purchasing or con-
struc ding free bridges across streams.
over 60 feet wide has boon reported
fave rably, and should become a law. It,
pri nclpai object Is to permit this county
10 purchase tho bridge over the Color
n do at this place. Under the tolls eX
acted by the company, II costs the STATE
annually several hundred dollars to 90
AT the deaf and dumb institute an'
other state property. The passage o
the bill will permit this county TO pun
chase the bridge or erect another in
. modiatoly, something which the STATE
v a. we'll as the county, Is Interested in'
Il THE CITY CEMETERY.
4. There IL much opposition against o.
O. larglng the City cemetery, and Or; he
A new, superintendent OF the blind inst
tute, win ask the Legislature to preye'
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England and Germany.

9uANYGLLE STILL EXPLAINING
LONDON, March lO-dranvi'le, in a
letter, denies that h. ever received Bis
marc,Is dispatch oil May 8, which he
says was evidently private, and in
tended for Won MINISTERS guidance In
dealing with the general political situa'
ton. Shortly after May 8 Won Nun
stcrs and Herbert Bismarck told Gran
willie that Germany would be unable To
maintain friendly attitude and rela
tons in Egyptian matters II England
continued uufrieudly on colonial ques-
tions. Granville denied that England was
Wlriendly,and gave assurance Of future
friendly action, Si5msrck was salts
fed. Tensions h8va since resulted from
RditrerGnco OF opinion whether ths %
surauce had been kept or brekon. =,
Count Won Munster to-day oihclaily
informed Granville that Germany recot
nizes tho Victoria colony IN the
west of AFRICA, as Brltisl
territory. Ho stated that the German
government had no conhrms
lion of the hauling down. Of !h'
English Dag and the substitution
of the German flag. If the report %
confirmed Germany would hasten U
disavow tho agents action ana maxi
any reparatiOn necessary.
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WICHITA, KAs,, March lO.--This being
The day set for the adjourned term Of
the United States court at which the
Oklahoma boomers were to DO tried,
they were all on hand. Capt. Crouch
and Secretary McCord came up from
Arkansas City. There was no court u
was Intended 10 continue the adjourned
term 10 the oath in order TO summon a
iury TO dispose of these eases, but rs
Judge Foster has been called 20 Topeka
to hold court there, II would bo impos'
sible for him TO be here on tho Ath.
Tho court accordingly adjourned sine
die, which throws II over 10 the regular
term In September. Warrants were Is
sued for 10 other boomers on Saturday
and . Yesterday. The authorities will
continue to issue warrants as they gel
lhe names. Cspt. Crouch informed
rapsrtor that he woule start for Arkan
sas City in the morning and that th'
COLONY would move in dGy or two
| Gen. Hatch will ioin tho troops there.
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OTHER NATIONS.
:, mAApI ABOUT sIcE-TRAoKEo
in stealing March Granville sim
ryplaining-Uoiseley Reviews His
Troops he Makes Present
He Eulogizes Them.
The SoHdan.
AN IL MAHDE FAKE.

KoRTI, March lO.-Nstives arriving
era today report that the reason for
" yshdi leaving Khart0um is that he
ssors he will be assassinsted by some OF
" many enemies, jealous Of his sue
as, TO take this mode OF doing away |
MN him as their rival
wOIsFLEY REVIEWS HIS ARMY.
can Wol4eley to-day held general
.u.io,v of the Nile expedition force, now
emitted. He c0mplimentei the troops
Er thair heroism and furtitudc. tie
vii they had faced perils and hard-
,Sirs OF the campaign, and especially
Ienked the voyageurs for their services
n Facilitating the advance Of Gen. Earle
award Abu damned. He presented ms
AVN silver cigarette ease 20 Engineer
Benbow, OF the naval brigade, rs trlo-
nte of his admiration Of tine plue
iackots, for their bravery in repairing,
rnler a heavy fire, the steamers with
which Lord Beresforj rescued Col.
wilson and party, wrecked in the Me,
mia returning from kha9toum. The
wsyal brigade in the Soudan is to be
Sro9tly augmented before active opera
hons begin in the autumn.
REBELLION AMONG TIN REBELS.
messenger from kardOfan reports
rising against tho authority OF Eel
SobdPs uncle. There is great dissen-
sion among the rebels. III M8hdi has
come 1870 miles above Khartoum.
DISCRETION.
III Mahdi, fearing troachery among
hi. followers, doubled the guard about
his person , -
NcNullen & Co, publish number of
,r1eresting letters from Gen. Cor
d"n to his intimate trlead,
Nj Barnes Ia a letter dated
!" February, 1854 while OH his
w.v to Khartoum, Gen. Gordon
sots. 81 arrived at Abu Hamed safely
Tfo terrible dessert between KOroskC
and Abu Hamed j. th5 worst in the
soadan. The cold is intense by night
i beat Intense by day,
Tie letters throughout are strongly
re'pious iutune, lu one letter he mar
1 ats: "When ] was in Brua
| ses Gen. WulseleY photographed
| ne to come over To London at once
KING Leopold was averse TO m.
| roi'g. / reached London at 6 til
\ ssyt morning and saw Gen. WolAele
al eight. Gen. Woiseley said nothin
A hid been settled, but the minister
would SEQ me la the afternoon, Atnoo
II Con, MCl8eley accompanied me 10 vi
meeting. Hoenterod the room first, COZ
Il yersad with the minister and re'urne
u saving: Her majc ,ty's goyernmer
WANTS YOU to understand they hay
4 derrmined to oyacua,e I'll
II S5uaan, because they are III
II Wiling to guarantee its fuiul
II government. VIII you go and do 1t
II replied: 'Yas.i Gen. WOlsoley salt
n Go in On entering the roo
the ministers said; Did Gel
" lseley toll you our orders
II Ireplied: Yes; you will not guarant'
the future government OF the SCUBA
ard wish me to 80 up and ev6cuSte q
country now They said "
Very little moro passed
tween us. started
CALAIS at S the sam evening. The Du
OICambride and Gen. WUlseley came
see me off,
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PERSONAL.

Col, j. IA. Britton, of Sherman, Is a
guest of tho Windsor.
II. Il. Scott, of Gainesville, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
FL. Watson, of Burnett, Is a guest
of the Windsor hotel.
Fred b. Houston, of New York, Is
stopping at the Windsor.
Fred Grico financial adjuster Of Leon
4 ii. Blum, OF Galveston, ~ in the CITY,
Il. stracey aud j. IL. Baltic, OF Eng
land, are guests of the Grand Windsor
hotel.
w, Il. Biddle and wife, OF Amssburg
Massachusetts,, are registered at th,
Windsor,
Robert j. c. Best, who has been cou
fined 10 his bed the past fe y days wit
fever, Is out again.
Mrs. NJ. McAianmou, OF Galveston,
visiting Mrs. II. w. Seollard, this cit.
corner OF Wood aud Veal streets.
/. G. ID. wing6eid, manager OF the sout
: ern department OF Allen & Gin.t
i Richmopd, Virginia, IL in the city,
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WASHINGTON, March TO- rhe Ma
lional Republican will contain to-mor-
row an interview with Pos master Cen
eral Villas. In what TIA. gentleman
is quoted as h wing said thn programme
of tho 3hole cabinet Us 10 ,ect officials
for their worth and value 10 the gov
eminent, and a. having
said further that the policy Of the al-
miuistration is Co bear out the civil
service rules 10 the fullest OK
cent In the management of the various
/ depsrtments. 81 shall enforce the rules
ucre. 1t is understood that it is
/ tlo intention of the president 10
reduce the clerical force ut
inc white house and do away
with tho system keeping an elaborate
record OF all business brought thOre
Ina accordance with this proposed
.curtsilmeut OF forces, four OF Tn,
employees of the executive mansion
wero to-day notified that after the 1911
inst their services would not bo 10
0uired. These are Henry G. Morton, o
/ ohio: j. S. Bolway, of Ohio
, add w. r. Duke, Of West Virginia
, clerks, nj 81 800, $1,000 and 81 400 a yea
. respectively, and o. l.. Judd, TELEGRAPH
> operator, VINO received Sl,iOO per an
] num-
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70s ELM srREEr.
It, as the enlargement will encroach too
close on the institute grounds.
nHNTph AuIgTD.


An article, doubtless prompted by dis
charged employees, appeared In Ger
man paper this morning, severely re-
flectiug upon DR.. Denton as superin
tendont OF The insane asylum, and In
which sllusiOa was made To the doc.
tors wife. On reading II, DIR. Denton at
once proceeded To tho office to ascertain
the author, and he and the editor had a
slight difficulty, but no one
was badly damaged. The article
creating the trouble ~ purely
malicious, as all the charges and insinu-
ations contained therein have been fully
| Investigated by the board Of managers
IA well "a by legislative committee
| Dr.. Denton has made an efficient officer
and At tho next regular meeting OF the
board will DO 70 elected. Some think
disappointed sspirants and discharged
employees are trying TO prevent II by
trumplng up frivolous charges and IN
spring articles, like tho one alluded To
PERSONAL.
Senator Pope, who has been quite II
several days, was able to be out THU
afternoon,
Senator johnson Is still unable to AT
tend 10 his duties.
THE SCHOOL hill
has been eugrossod by a small majority
INT the GOOD sense OF the house will ye
prevail and tho bill win II is TO D
hoped, DO defeated. ii the memhor
} will Investigate they viii nave no fou
/ BILE In finding that there is loo an
tho persons lobbying for It's passage wi
, create surprise when II Is known
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AnnrrIhls WIG Murdsr.

FoRr SMITH, March l0,-A bloody
wife murder occurred at Scullyville,
Choctaw nation, yesterday morning
James Jackson entered the house,where
his wifo was washing dishes, aud shot
her twice In the breast
with duublc-barrelled shot gun,
killing her instantly. Jackson immodt.
ately shnuidered his gun aud walked
three miles after a woman TO attend his
vile, whom he said was very Ill. Upon
reaching the house whore the wife lay
dead jackson appeared startled and
eportod that his wife had been muir
dered during HIS absence. Suspicion
pointed so plainly toward him IA her
murderer that he was arrested and
brought TO Fort Smith for trial. Jack
son recently became onamored OF an'
other woman aud wanted to set his wife
out Of the way; honco the motive for the
] killing
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po,,,oc, and Cabbage.

An erect Of the misunderstanding
in railway circles" is tho sharp appre-
citation of cabbage and potatoes. The
former Is cent higher per pound, and
the latter is 3j cents per bushel above
the rates OF last week. AS the
strikers are heavy consumers
Of the two articles named, II
that respect, they are not benehttinl
themselves. IL IL said that this featur,
of the move has caused, here and there
| domestic discsrd. The wives ofthe rail
way men do not like TO see wages Gu
entirely of aud, simultaneously, an II
creased rate of such neoessaries,
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SANITARY Meeting.

New ORLEANS, March lo.-rhe sanl'
tery council of the Mississippi Valley
met to-day, % members representing pa
atatea, and Or. A. G. Hodge, medical
director of tho United States navy,
present. DR.. Holt, of tho Louisiana
state board, made an address OF Weel
come. which was responded TO by Dr
David Il. MADDEN, of Tennessee,
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MARSHALL, March lO.-,Specisl.I-J'
d. Crawford and Miss Mary Hohort Key
were married at the Episcopal church
stsp. m. to-day, Rev, Dr. jenkins ON
riatinr. The church was well hlled
with friends OF the contracting parties.
The ceremony being concluded, inc
happy couple took tho train tor ST.
Louis, aud win return by way Of Fori-
Ga, when they will take NJ their resi-
dencs in this city,
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or not his resignation win be accepted.
BuTg arc Worklng 'G res GsS they
Washington street, and went through
his wifs's ie,Velry case and his purse,
making quite a haul in jewelry and
small change.
Tie municipal canvass is getting hot
tor. The princi pal issue, as to the can
didates for mayo, is bonding the city
to raise money foI local improvements.
Col. Parrot, one OF the four candidates
for mayor, is the on iy out-and-out bond
man in the quartett,N.
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LITTLE Rock, Mar,eh lO.-po-night
]. d. Hudgins, a meml er of the house
Of representatives froLQ Polk county,
was arrested on REQ aisiiion from
the governor OF Georgia ou q charge OF
orsou, committed in Georgia ~ years
ago. He left the state, ca uss 10 Arkan-
sss and WAS eNc,ed to
the legislature in IG7,, hut
hearing Of requisition beng ouJ for
his arrest he aed to Texas audremsiIct
there two wears, Gov. HuShV,
to-day quashed the warrant
issued on the requisition, because OF
misrepresentation, and let llEdgins af
| liberty.
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mite. from Waco.

Waco, March, lo.--Ispeoiall-Fhs
nsup IL received that the general
merchandise store OF Milton & Holt, AT
West station, this county, ON tho MIS-
souri, Pacific railroad, was destroyed by
Are last night. No particulars rs TO
ths origin OF the Ore, lossos or insur-
anco. lit -,
the Hebrew congregation, Rodef Sho-
lem, In this city, has resigned that
charge, bis resignation to take eneeI
| April 1. lie assigns as a reason that tht
| Hebrews of Waco are too much divided
| in sentiment TO pay pastor an aue
uuate salary. lie was formerly I'M
rabbi at Dallas. Tits not known Who'he
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Peruvian Points.

LIMA, March lO.--In congress, yester-
day, it was proposed to promote Ygle-
sias to be a general of division; OK
Minister of War Honiqe to be briga-
dier-general, and Col. Mas to command
ant-general Of the first division, A laAv
was passed that elections for deputies
shall take place the lat OF March.
Bishop Sterling, of Falkland Isle, ID
at present 10 this country.
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WASHINGTON, March lO.-The score
tary OF the interior received q telegram
nom friends OF Berger, who was elected
from the PRpago Indian reservation In
Arizona, requesting the Withdrawal OF
United States troops from the tract IN
dispute. The secretary declined TO grant
the request aud declares that tho mat
ter must remain IN statu quo until ac-
lion IL had BY the United states court
uuon tho governments appeal from the
decision oil territorial court In BerSeri
fAyar.
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Nav York, March lO.-The United
States grand jury found joint indict-
mont against Capt. q. w, Beckett, until
recently the head of special agents OF
of the department Of the custoH house,
and Capt. James Schalker, his assistant,
The indictments are founded
upon information obtained by
Tho custom-house commissioners
during their inquiry into the charges Of
under valuation OF goods at tho custom
/ house. Tho charges against these ON
GERS are the receiving of bri6os from I'm
/ porters. No warrants have yet beer
/ issued,
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NEW YORK, March lO.-Gon' Graft
was siveu stimulauts last night IN place
of anodyue. This change Of treatment
had A soothing effect aud the patient
nassed the night comfortably. This
morniug he arose refreshed. lie made
no complaint in regard TO his throat
trouble aud was able to partake OF con-
alhnrnhln nnnrishnent.
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Mnrder rrInI NJ w.nlherrord.

wEArHrRroRD, March lO.-lSpeciall
District court still progresses here
The case OF the state vs.. j. w. Cox Is on
trial. Cox Is accused of killing II. 6'
Cautrell and his son, Bud Cantrell, on
September -, 1881, at their farm on sll-
yer creek. He was captured In Delta
county, In September 1854, by Sherin
Walker BAYLOR, of Parker county.
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Nrother Amerlenn sonstres..

LONDON, March l0--At the second
American concert under the direction OF
Mr.. Louis Melbourne, the special
feature was the debut of Miss
Alice Lakey, of New York, who
achieved an envlsble success. Mis-.
Lakey, who has a strong soprano voice
had already f0reshadowed her success
in public by her singing in the houees
Of artists and literary celebriLies.
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u1ro.t nlghtcolis nudge >.

LONDON, March l0-Lord Durham's
suit for divorce, Oh the ground of his
wife's insanity, was to-day dismissed,
with costs against Durham. Sir James
Hanneu, in rendering the. decision, de-
clsrod tho defendant loved another, and
consured her family for arranging a
LmarIiage with his lLrdship.
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AT NRMnrRN. n. Q.


NoRroiK, March TO- Intelligence has
b,en received here Of = destructive fire
A. N.vbnrn, North Carolina, last night.
The Central hotel and 20 houses and
stores we're destroyed. Loss, SlOO,OOOi
insurance, $4,000.
All sIEUBENViLLE, Quo,
sTEuHENVGLLE,M March l0.-Lsst night
6re was discovered issuing from the
root OF the Moss Grove United states
hotel. The wind was blowing a gale
INIT hv the almost superhuman Efforts
nf tho fremun the flames were confined
TO the hotel and adjoining block, tnGlud-
/ ing C0chran's dry goods store, Monslts
drv goods stsro aud May Bros clothing
/ bouss. These were entirely burned. The
enrt wall of the hotel fell, killing An
drew Beckers.on, fireman. Loss
| Sl35 900; Insurance, s7OJJ.
AT GuEENVILLE.
/ GRrrNVILLE, March TO-, Special F.
/ Fires, Ike spring vegetables, are In sea
SON here; one occurred this morning
aboui q O'clock, destroying a large ware
house containing a carload OF cotton
seed. bay and other things, owned ny
n. III. Ctenshaw and W. III. samuel arc
two frame dwellings belonging To MrsE
u. Chandler. Loss on tho ware house
$3.50; Insurance., $1,000. Loss on IN, th'
dwellings, $1,000; insurance, 5000 IN
Are Is supposed to have been caused nl
b tho carslossnoss OF some negroes wh
: were IN the habit OF gambling In th'
, house,
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ChilIan Matters.

SANTIAGO, March lO.-The Clerical
party held meeting here Sunday last,
which resulted in rowdyism, Stone.
throwing was INDUCED in, and several
persons we're injured. The police were
called i'm TO preserve order.
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Rnrplnry al nenlson.

DENIsoS, March lO.-lspeclal.l The
dwelling house Of w. A. Sherwood, late
conductor on the Missouri Pacific, was
entered this evening while the family
was out. The burglars succeeded IN
| finding and carrying or large amount
| of iowolry and silverwaro.
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BUENos AYREs, March lO,-The min
lister of Hacienda, Senior Plaza, has
been succeeded by Senior Wenceslao
Pachico, president of the National bank.
This movement in tho cabinet has
succeeded in restoring confidence
in commercial circles. 1t will
be remembered that Seaor Plaza was
the most adverse member of the cabi-
net to the law relating to paper cur
rency.
The cable between Monteyidio and
Scrangde is Interrupted.
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In,or.s,ntc Drlll.

New ORLEANS, March lO.-TAe MILL
tarv drill under the auspices Of tho gov
ernor of Louisiana takes place early III
Nav. six thousand dollars in prizes arc
to ia distributed, including medals by
the exposition management
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nIniinrs nInnirNiAla

MoNrEvIDIo, March lO,-Much excite
mont prevails about the threatened rev
olu,iou, but IL is generally thought 1t
will be of no Importance. The revolu-
tionists number 800 badly armed men,
The government troops are in pursuit oil
thapn
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The CaOinet-Preparing to Make Chan
nea.

WASHINGTON. March l0.-The cabinet
,,ot ,,,,,,,',,tl,, a. noor oil memhors
"'o' Pi0''p"y '
present. 1t Is Understood me session
was devoted almost entirely TO tho con-
sidprotiou of federal appnintmeuts. 1t
\, ,,.,.to4 ~, mood outh,ritv TINT
~ H9soItuH, w ~, ,'taI
eaeh nleilloer o. VnS c@o',.oV d I,ivo1e
llsy o. apP3oiutL'ioit ~ ii,9
menu Hei" -, ~ n,,1iic S,'si,,ass
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nIsrler Case. al popham.

BOSNIAN, March lO.-lspecial.l - .wo
important murder cases In court. thl.
week; Parker Tor killing Webb, at LA.
donia In 1883. aud Pace for xii ding Nc
Donald, In tho courthouse ht.se only .
short time since,
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Tho pnrnellItes Pleased

DUBLIN, March lO,-ReY. DR., Walsh,
president Of Maynooth college, has
been elected archbishop of Dublin, to
succeed the deceased Archbishop Nc
Cabe. Walsh is moderate homo ruler.
The selection pleases the Parnellites.
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Erery lndy uses PoEzoni's medioNtl

Every Indy uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. tits a household
treasure. The madam finds II impose
lie to go down town without hrst run
bling II on. Ii tho baby cries she goeSS
for the puif-box, II the "9lI nian
hnsiness is dull, etc., Pozzonrs powder
cools and Rllays his troubles. Then al
Is gladstone Joy. No family should DC
without IL,
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The Governor and the strIl.sr..

A copy of GOV. neutrality-suspicious.
couc0rping the railroad strikers, which
appears undor Austin head in this issue
OF the HERALD, was posted at the de-
pots last evening. The strikers do not
like It's tone.