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NEW ORLEANS, March l7.-Missis-
sippi day and tho opening of the Mexi-
can department caused large attend
auco at the exposition. Mississippi
day began with dress parade OF
tho Mississippi cadets. Gov. Lowery
of Mississippi, and large delegation OF
tho legislature and people OF that state
then SO, embled at tho states collection
uf exhibits IN tho governments building
and vowed tho beauties on exhibition
in Music hail. In the AZ
.ernoon tho programme was continued
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Cal
loway. j. ID. Pltken delivered
an address Of welcome. A. III. White
ilels, Of Mississippi, responded. ). A..
JOnej made formal transfer OF the eX-
hibits to Gov. Lowury, who turned
them over to Gen. Moorehead, OF the
board of examiners.
In the Mexican department DeYbor-
rolla, the architect, transferred all the
buildings to tho chief Mexican commis-
sioner, DaBarcena, who th.reup0n
made "A formal transfer of them to Gen.
Morohead. Tho Mexican building Is
now formally declared open,
Susan B. Anthony lectursd In tho
horticultural hall TO an Immense
audisnce, principally ladies.
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WASHINGTON, March E.-Mr. Bloir's
resolution, authorizing the committee
on education and labor to sit during the
recess, was adopted.
Mr.. Cullom's resolution for tho Eeloc.
ton of II committee TO investigate the
subject OF Interstate commerce, was
laid before tho senate, and after 70 long
debate, was adopted without division,
IL provides for u select committ.a Of Ave
senators TO sit during the re1gsI and
mako full examination Of
tho regulation of tho Srnuspor.
tation Of frelghts and passengers
between tho several states by railroads
and water rontas, in connection or com,
petition therowith, aud report TO the
senate next Decemner.
The senate then went into executive
session.
When tho doors re-0penei, tLs eoul,s
adjourned,
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Corsicana Cuttings

CoRsICANA, March IL Special. AT
a meeting OF our most prominent busi-
ness men this evening, Mr.. D. NJ.
Coffsen, of Homer, Illinois, proposed TO
build 100 barrel capacity full roller
Touring mill and elevator if the proper
encouragement for the enterprise was
given, aud enough stock taken ia it to
interest our people in It's success, which
wa, Immediately cheerfpl,y aud
heartily promised. The plant will
cost about $1,000 and is
much needed addition 10
this section of the couutry. Mr. Cot2v
leaves Immediately for home to get the
necessary machinery, and work vii be
begun on the building as soon as. suit
able site il secured.
Hon. Bryan r. Barry retr.rrod from
his northern trip this morning.
Messrs. Daniel aud g. X, Neeer, OF
Kerens, spent The day in Corsicana on
business.
A n0rher struck our city this evening
bringing Ia close the finest weather
We .ave had Wis s.eason,
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MOntagne Mites.

BOWIE, March l6.-[Correspondence.
The ending OF the strike is pleasant
news here. Supplies were getting
short. A stock of potatoes was received
last night
Steady increase in the number of pas
sengers getting off here is noticeable
and generally remarked. A good por-
centage are people settling in various
parts Of Montague county, while some
are business men looking around for
locations.
There are several improvements in
progress, chiefly residences. NJ, ]. M.
Robinson, formerly of Grayson county,
II substantial citizen, mas located in
Bowie, and is putting up a conmOdiOus
two story dwelling.
MIR. Hall, from Alabama, has recently
located here, ana is adding a neat addl-
ton TO property purchased by h.m.
Business is reviving enough % be no -
ticeable, and more hopeful feeling
prevails.
District court convenes at Montague
n0XG Monday.
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New YORK, March l7.-Governmen
and II shade lower for AZ nor cents re

New YORK, March lT-Goverument
and shade lower for AZ per cents. rep
istered; others unchanged.
Railways duiet and lower.
State securities steady.
Trading in the stock exchange to-day
until the iinai hour Of the board, wa,
the dullest OF this year. Th
only stock which st the Tim
was pressed for sale wa
Union Pacific. Ar-ong the dsmagln
reports in circulation in regard TO Jhi
company was one 10 the effect thai III
forthcoming report Of the United S,ate
railroad commissioners to the deuari
meuG would show thtro had been an IN
crease Of about 50 900, 600 IN t1a hDa,in
debt Ot the company during tho last sis
months OF last year. The difficulties be
tween the Central and the Union Pacif
and the published statement thlt ii
form r had refused TO receive i'reigbt eS
Cept ut local rates, were AlsouS, by th
bears.
Hrgpgopt ipug II Dll E.yas
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JnPFRRsoN, March IT, Especial. --
The steamer Alphs came up yesterGay
bringing another heavy cargo of freghi,
Hon, David B. Culberson is houe
from Washington.
Mr. Boydston's team ran away yes
tcrday causing some Excitement. No
one was hurt.
Mesdames L. B. Hopkins and B. Is.
Russell, of Clarksville, are in the city
the guests of Mrs. o. B. PARK. one of
Marshall's charming young ladies, Miss
Florence Sherod, Is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Walker,
The eclipse was viewed here by many,
almost everyone having Il smoked
glass.
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Tho Central Amerioaa I,cuc,

WASHINGroN, March 1.-THE discus
SION o ofCentral American affairs, begun
yesterday, was resumed in executive
session OF the senate to-day, TIE pend
Ing question boing the resolution offered
las. Friday by Senator Edmupds, De.
claring IL to be the sense of tho sonate
that Barrios, president Of Gusla,ualg,
should be prevented from carryil z gOn his
scheme of annexing neighboring re-
publics. The resolution was criticised
as amounting substantially to declara-
tion of war, and Senator Ingalls, pro-
pOsed an amendment modifying IL in
this regard. The amendment was lost.
The senate thon adopted the resolution,
with only seven negative votes. Ssna-
tor Edmunds moved that the Injunction
of secrecy be removed from the rosolu-
ton and the vote upon it, but a single
objection carried 1t over under the rules
for day.
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blllty 10 do oyorvthlng In nv power
for tho relief Of tho bSpediiiOn-the
responsibility which one man bgarH
to another. There was no fortune
which possessed, no energy which
perllled mon to help them out. was
ready 10 sp0nd oveIy cont | poasessod,
and In 1889, when tho Neptune was 70 hs
sent, and congress WAS late In making
an appropriation for II, ! engag god that
vessel on my own responsibility. |
would have done the same thing In 1883
II had been permitted 10 do H."
Tho Cross.cIaminatlon OF tho witness
began, but nothing important was
ELECTED up TO the timo the court ad-
juurned.
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A Question of Courtesy.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE nomin-
alton of Joseph s. Miller, to be commits
sioner of internal revenue, vice Walter
Evans, resigned, which was sent to the
senate yesterday, was reported IA
vorably by the senate com
mittee on finance to-day, and
taken up in executive session. The
point VI as made that Evans had not re-
signed, and this gave rise to discussion,
during which message was received
from the president re- nominating Mr..
Miller, vice Walter Evans, to be re-
moved, and Withdrawing the nomina-
ton of yesterday. During the subse-
auent proceedings it was developed that
MIR. Evans hsd told the secretary of
the treasury he would resign whoneYer
the secretary wished ii. Mr.. Evans, it
was explained, supposed he would
be called uoon for his resignation, while
Secretary Manning understood the ex-
preston OF willingness TO resign was
resignation in fact, The Republican
senators said there was no Intention -
antagonize the administration in this
regard and expressed the opinion that
the position of commissioner of inter-
nal revenue was one W Watcb ought 10 be
filed by 0t tpe presidents choice,
but they thought IN iusticO had been
done Mr. Evans in not giving him an
opportunity to resign. The nomination
was referred to the finance committee.
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BOWIE, March 7.-lSpecial. "A cold
norther is blowing to-day; overcoaLs
and Tres are freely resorted to, and the
the extont Of locomotion In the opon air
limited by the change from spring tu
winter.
DR.. G, p. Devices, Kentuckian, later
of Hot Springs, Is here prOsH"ctirg
with Wow to finding location for
health ami tho practi0a Of his profess
sion.
Quoted by the Rev. W, l.. thurman,
Of sherman, closed last night,
Tbe attached ssddlery stock OF w. M.
Speers will be sold by tho sheriff on
Thursday next, when the several cred
itors will be,representsd.
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Gen. Batch Makes . Big Talk ON Small
Capital.
THE SENATE HAMmERlNe AWAY.
Tho Interstate Commerce Iden--Going to
Mako mvoiso and Estimate the
valuo of tho Old Tubs that
Coastitute the Navy.
GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS
Ordered to CentraI America.

WAsHISdToN, March l7.-secretary
Whitney to-day seut dispatch to
Commander Mah4u, OF the Wachusett,
at Panama, informing him that hostili-
lies were likely to take place between
some of the Central American states
and Barrios, which viii endanger the
lives and property Of citizens Of the
United States, and directing him to
proceed with his vessel to La Union
and LaLibertad aud other ports on the
Central American coast TO protect
American interests. The secretary also
directs Commander Mahau to prOtes.
against any attempts to cut the cables, or
to interfere with their use, and to take
oil precautions to protect the health of
officers and mon from diseases, which
would render it necessary for his vessel
to leave tho coast.
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MExIA, March F,--(Special.l l-Pots
Johnson, section hand, this morning
passed. in front of E backing freight
train and was run over by one wheel of
d truck, but before the other wheel could
strike him he vas Iorked out of the way
by Mr.. l.. NJ. Dunn, standing near,
which probably saved his life.
The wheel passed over him
about tho hips and arms,
exception ota small bono OF his arm be-
Ing brok6n, he escaped serious injury,
without it may be he is injured inter
nallY.
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Calvin Ken.
nedy, died last night, aged "A.
Two Senegambiane, John Jackson and
Tom Willis, about three miles from
town, got into al alteration, and one
was shot in tho mouth and the other in
The rear, quite seriously.
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A sailor Drowned,

GALVESTON, March II. - Emanuel
George, q Greek sailor on the schooner
Rosalie, plying between here and
Caloosiow, was knocked overheard by
the fore-boom and lost yesterday when
the vessel was within Ave miles OF this
port. Capt. Bowers, OF the schooner, re-
ported the drowning of George 30
together with the fact that tho Vessai
owed deceased sSl. The captain was n
structed to pay the wages and tun
over tho effects of the deccHsad sailor
To the collector OF customs us the proper
custodian, who, in turn, would transfer
them to the clerk Of tn, United States
circuit court, who would hold them in
trust for the loyal hsirs.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
STOCK TRADING TOUCHING ZERO
The Fost Worth a Denver Rushing u,
Extension and Preparing for Cattle
Busin.ss-Treight Pools Dis
Joinsed-Fhiiures, Etc.
Railroad News.
a NEW SUPERINTENDENT.


a NEW sUPERISTENDESr.
CINCINNATI, March l7.-Dawd Leo ha
been appointed superintendent of thu
main branch OF tho Baltimore q Ohif
railroad, Vice William NJ Clements ro
signed, % TAX effect on April |.
THE FORT WORTH & DENVER,
WICHITA FALLS, March l7.-[Sperlal.
Track laying on tho Fort Worth u
| Denver, which hsS been delayed tn
past IN days ON account OF tho striks
k0eplng back material, was resumed to
day and viii progress ut the rate OF o.
mile day. Gen. q. NJ. Dodge, VIII
went to Fort Worth yesterday, vii
return IN few days aud s
on an inspecting tour. TIL
tanks for the stock yards at Harold ar
belng msde, tho plans for the Yards Ar.
completed and tho materiSi ordered g.
be ready as soon as the track Is laid L
the site. Tho old Griiliu and Dudg
trsil will bo followed by the cattle ship
ped 10 Harold 10 "A point uoar the Kai
and wyoming will 20 by th
way of The neutral strip mort
of the Panhandle OF Texa-
and then hotth Iuuu Colorado. Other
will 20 to Caldwell, HdnuowsIi and th.
terminus of tl9 81. Louls, Fort scott ,
Wichita road, on tho Kansas line, wher
they arc offered cheap rate to q
northern points. This arrange en
settles the outlet Tor this years driV
and will save the stock interests Q
Texas from being seriously crippled.
THE PENN -NLVASIA'S POSITION o.
POOLS.
PHILADELPHIA, March f.-An oil
cial of the Pennsylvania railroad saiG
TO day that there is practically no Oh
servanco OF pool rates On freight, eithe
east or west bound. io declares thu
all li.es are already acting iudepeL
IDENTIFY, bat that there has been no con
siderable cutting of rates, for mostO.
lines have nearly rs much business a
they can conveniently handle. II,
further stated that tho Peunsylvani
Railroad company viii take a deter
minal stand against entering any new
pool.
THE SAN ANTONIO u ARKANSAS PAS
PROJECT.
SAN ANTONIO, March l7.-lSpeuial.l -
The directors OF the Aransas Pass raj.
way met to-day and formulated an au.
dress 90 tho stockholders, calling fot
subscriptions. / was decided also L.
build the road from hero to l'redcrickS
burg. Work on the Arkansas Pass d
vision il to commence Immediately. i
surveying party 70 loave in toe morn
ing. The east siJe Of the san AutOnir
river to the gulf is the route favored
hut the residents on the west side otft
the most money. The read, the rapie
completion of which is assured, will Dc
fleet large trade from st. Louis al
New Orleans. Trs Fredericksburg enc
will severely cripple Austin.
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The Ma
tional Association OF General Passen
ger and Tick-t Agents met in annu
session in this city to-day. Application
for reduced rates were referred TO til
district associations. The following OH
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
President-C. A. Taylor.
Vice e-President-JOhn II. Abbott, ger
eral passenger agent OF the New York
Lake Erie x Western.
Secretary-A. J. Smith, OF Vicks burg
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WASHINGTON, March 17.-Hon.Joseph
S. Miller, the nominee for internal rev.
enue commissioner, has received great
many congratulstory kilograms from all
sections Of the country, and from Re-
publicans as we'll as Democrats. The
following was received from the editor
of the Wheeling Intelligence:
Wheeling, West Virginia, March" Ito
Hon. Joseph =. Miller:
'>"Accept II Back Republicans earty
Fluctuations. 1 think our best people
will appear"
G(Signedl CHAs. BURDETTR HART.
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his Dying Statement cass0s the Arrest
Of TIVE Brothers.
JIM WILSON. THE TRAIN wREokER
His Reaso.s for uis As's-Terrible Battle
with New Mexico Dsspsradoes-A
wife Murderer Hanged
Ike Goodwin Arrested.
TIE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
pr. StoynlI A.sa,.inAtsd.

AUSTIN, March H.-[Special. A fou'
assassination occurred 10 miles south ol
tho city last nigat about / O'Clock, the
victim being DR.. John StoYall, an old
and hlghly-rospec;ed citizen, Tho
doctor was on his re-
sick child NJ Hon. Felix Snitha, rep,
res6ntativo from this county, y hon he
wa. shot, the bail entering tho side and
penetrating to aud into the blad-
der. lie fell from his horse,
and on attempting to rise, wad
fired at again. lie then laid down and
pretended TO DO dead. Three moro
shots were fred by the aSsasslns, but
without eifsct, and they rode
of. When out OF bearing, the
doctor called at tho top of his voice tor
assistance, and "a German living near,
who heard the firing, went to pnd had
him removed to his house. DR..
Stovall said he had been at
tackled aud shot by BOB, and
Tom Pearson, formerly of Lynchburg,
Tennessee, living in the nsighbOrhood,
with whom he had some trouble not
long since. Ho says Tom fired the
fatal shot. News was sent TO
town, and tho sheriff went Immediately
and srrese ed the Pearsons, and thoy are
now in Jail, and will await tho action Of
the grand Jury, which con-
venes Monday. To representa-
tives of the press Tom Pearson
denied having committed tho act, and
says he can establish the fact that he
was at his home. The only evidence
thus far is the statement OF the doc lor,
taken down to be used in
case of his death, which occurred
this afternoon. There is much indig-
nant feeling over the matter, as the doe
tor stood high in The estimation of all
who knew him.
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Fedora, Court at Galveston.

GALVESTON, March 17.---lp the United
States circuit court to-day Judgment
was obtained by Charles s. ClarS against
the Houston Pest Publishing company
for $l,575, and the suit of the Graham
paper com psny against the same COM
pany have been consolidated and will
be tried as one, the pleas in abate-
ment by defendant being withdrawn
ana abandoned,
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PHILADELPHIA, March H.-CharleS
Briggs, the wife murderer, was hanged
IN this corridor OF tho county prison at
1904 this morning. Briggs killed his
wiio on July 7, 1883. Ho had bsen on a
prolonged spree, came home, called his
wife into tho cellar and cut her throat
with razor. He VS. arrested almost
In the act
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V ns. CARRIE D. t. SWIFr, Ro0nes.
ter, \, Y, Tor . years anif9rsd from
being utterly helpless, especially il.
warm weather. In July, lIS3, sho
used few bottles ol Warmers SATI
Rheumatic Cure, and in January, 1885,
said her restoration to health was a
complete as miraculous. Cure perma
nanL TRY il,
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Mr.. Cleveland's First Big social a flair.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--The first
state reception gwen by President
Cleveland was given tonight to the
diplomatic corps, the Judiciary, the
house of representatives. 1t was the most
brilliant affair of the kind ever held
here. The president, assisted by Miss
Cleveland, Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Bayard,
Mrs. Manning, Mrs. EIdicott,
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Villas and
Mrs. Lamont, received tho guests
il the blue room. All the members of
the cabinet, except Attorney General
Garland, were present. Mr.. Bayard
presented the members OF the diplo-
matte corps.
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IL You Doubt. Try 81 s-i snn.

D. NJ. DEWEY, of Roahe,Jr,r, n. Y.
Jan. 25, 1882, wrote: "One 'yT yhe mos
prominent physicians hr,ra inund
grains of sugar to the 'duid ounce O
my urine; was unable 10 benefit me
l then began uSiug. Warusr's SAFI
Diabetes Cure, ard Waruer's SAFl
Pills. Having Used five bottles
each, found ray self cured" N. B.
Mr.. Dewey remains well,
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Ni-itnrs ut GRIve.ton.

GALVESTON, March N.--Uou. James
W. Dawes, governor OF Nebraska, who
has boon making q tour Of the stare, ar
rived this morning, aud viii spend
few days with friends prior
to his visiting the WORLDS exposition.
4 party OF tourists from Chicago, under
the lead OF Col. Il. A, Jewett, Of she Pull-
man Palace car company, arrived TINS
morning from New Orleans, anu ottsr
visiting points ol interest, departed tGls
evening for Hot Springs.
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Foul Play s.speotsd.

SAN ANTONIO. March H.-lSpeclsl. r.
On February 2, Ma.lo YAnez came here
from Durango, Mexico, bringing his
sister, beautiful girl, with hum. They
secured rooms, and en- tho 18th he loft
aud has not since been heard of. Foul
play Is suspected. The girl IL destitute
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WAsHNaroN, March III is ex-
pecIed the vacancy Ia the Office Yl -a-
perintendent OF the United States mint
at Carson City, Nevada, will be Ii led to-
morrow by the nomination OF Wm. Gar
rard of Nevada
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NORTH ADAMS, MASS, March IT,
l. cut. Johu w. Richard, OF the SSolva-
tiop army, has been arrested bel-e. Ho
Is Indicted with three others for obtain
ing $4,000 worth of goods from mer-
Grants of different cities, and disposing
of tho goods tor their own h'nglit.
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actions 1900 shares.
Tho manner, .na LentherItes.

CINCrNNATG, Maroh 1.-THE Tanner
Hide Il Loathcr Dealers' association COZ
tinued in session. A number more de
esates were prusout, Tho uf'l1ers WGy
constituted IN executive committee t
prepare business for an adjourned NEE ,
ing to be held ut Chicago on the thir,
Wednesday in Soptember noXt.
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Races Mt Now OrIonns.

NEW ORLEANS, March E.--Extra day
of the races; Weather clear and pleasaat;
track heavy.
Three, quarters mile: Valley Forge
won; Worth second, Twilight third.
Tima--l:2l.
Mile: Windsail won; Miss Goodrich
seroad, Galaxy third.
T4ms-l:i9
Alila and siX-tenth: Bonnie Aus.
tralen won; Leroy second, n die IL,
third,
Iime--l:j7H,
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Starting IA Thorough Investigation

WASHINGTON, March l7.-rhe socye-
vices of a professional accountant in
New York, for the purpose OF having a
thorough Investigation made of The ac-
counts, and tho methods of keeping
them, in every branch OF the navy de-
DarEmeDt,
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Judge Gresham and , he Crooks,

CHICAGO, March l7-Judgo Gresham,
in the United States circuit court this
morning, heard arguments on The mo.
ton tor supersedeas in the case OF
Mackiu and Gallagher, each under two
years sentence 10 the penitentiary toc
election frauds, and said he would de-
eide The inntinn next Thursday.
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WAsHINGToN, March l7.-Gen, Hatch
telegraphed that Capt. Couch still
threatens to invade ths Indian Terri
tory, nut that his strength weuld not
exceed 900, should he artempt it.
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Ike GodvIn Arr,st,d

ABILENE, March, l7.-[Special.l Ike
Goodwin, wanted in Brown county for
attempted assassination and other
namsgIouS ,or oomuuct, hnn rs uo."sneu IA Ja'
Brown oouuty officials were expected
In the city 10 day TO carry him TO the
sc0ne of his eNnlOlts.
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"N"I ITO HT''0 "T"'
PORT OFNRW ORLEANS

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March l7.-Cleaced
The steamships DunbaNne, B9usr
Gertrude Frsderioks, Haven; Eureka
Louisiana, New York.
Arrived: rhc steamship EldorsdO
from New York; the bark Krali5yika
from BOrl 0auI
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WAsH1NaToN, March 1.-THE exami-
nation of Gen. Hazen was continued to
day before the general court-martial.
He testified that the newspaper inter-
view complained of was inaccurate in
several particulars and that he was not
aware he was being interviewed with a
view to publication. There was de
cided sensation in court when Gen, Ua-
zen, with great feeling, said: 81 had = .
official responsibility tor the decision of
the secretary of war, had a resporsi-
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Jim wilson, the Train wreoker.

GREENvIbLE, March H.-[Speclal.l- L
jim Wilson, tae negro who attempted
to wreck she passenger train on the
Rast lr.o yesterday morning, had an
examining trial to-day at Campbell ba