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Gen. WoIseley.

KoRTI, March g. The report that
Gen. Wolseley had been recalled is de-
med His health is improving and his
eyesight is better. When the canton
hlsnt OF his tropos is effected Gen. VOL
seleS VIII go on tour of iusp eotion to
Ihe Nile stations between Assonan and
iDohgoia. He has no intention of leay.
ing Egypt.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
during the summer the main hodv of
the British troops are to remain in
camp mere, with headquarters at Dom
The mudir of Dongola, with his army
VIII remain at Merawi with Gen, Bill.
ier's contingent.
me two movable columns under Gen.
Difsheln and Gen. Brackeubury, ara to
DC stationed between Debbsh and Ham
AJAX, In constant readiness for action,
IFS THE SIMEON.
The wind now blows like furnace.
frlnce Hassan is bringing . pack of
mounds to hunt antolopes and beguile
inc tlms during inaction.
ltis rumored that two friendly tribes
"a TINS vicinity have declared for FL
Mahdi.
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At the st George: 81 Dale, Calves.
ton; p Wilson, Texas; A J Williams,
New York; Y c Cooper, Lowisvillo;P J
Petit, TeXasi l. Brigham, Abbott; w
NJ Brims, Denison;W II Nichols, Che
burne; J Il Boiger, Ohio; j Chase, Ohio;
Thomas Woods, Oak Grove; j b
Suruggs, cityj I G Johnson, Corslcana;
w Atoo, Stephensvile, Il j Walden,
Terrell; ID w SpraguC, New York; Il b
Cheslorhin, Terrell; John Harlens, Ter
rell; p w Lone, Midlothian; n Nj Ice,
81 Lnuis; l. w OSleshy, Plano; Thomas
Z Thornton, 81 Louis; John 3 Moore,
WoRiheriotd, w IL Watkins, kaufman,
j 5 Heard, Mckinney; S u Kilgnre,
Wills Point; John l. Sphinx, Wills Point;
j A Jackson, Piano; Mrs & Perry, Kaut-
man; j O. Cunningham, Kaufman; A 7
Wilson, Kaufman; Mrs l. Pierce, Mar.
shall; w 5 Adair, Dallas; w IL Cpndiff,
Decatur; w II Giimor mississippi
AT THE uRAND'wrND soR.
@ IL Tyrrell, o l. Freemen, w j
Trahey, NJ Cook, w u Wells, 81 Louis;
w J Scott, san Antonio; James V Ora.
vens, Gainesville; Charles HAAS, $ Il
Mclaln, g y Meyer, Chicago; G c At.
len, II b Hawiey, Ghlyest IN; Mrs j L
Vance, Corsioaua; James Y Downs
Paris, nlinoisi L 9 Mcon, Indiana; Ii
ililbroner, Philadelphia; ID II Pruett
New Orleaus; O Coleman, McKlny,ey
Bryan Parsons, Evansville, Indiana
Fred a Bagg, l. A Pres, Nav YorK;
w COvinpton, city; Cooper Mott, 'Sher
man; Miss Smith, Meridian; Il c, Wi
son, Mississippi; II A Manning, DALLAS
w w watts, Kentucky; w q MVCuuly
korous; G. G Ludlow, New Yor x, job
G Lewis, Austin; John w FITCH, Fran
3 Jonos, Z w NOstrand, II b Penton, Ii
New York. A Il Furbye, Baltimore
Charles G Atte, st Louis; II II Morton
y Porter, Chiosgo; Reuben IL Sherwoot
/ San Angelo; w y NewsOmo, Mckinney
S y CadonalladIr, Philadolp ala.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
DEED OF COOK COUNTY aoeuEs
now they Handled Negre-A Black
flehd In Bell Sounty-A Young
Lady Arrested-The DARK
Deeds of Day.

Some Bad Characters onar.t, ras,
Gainesville.
GAINESVILLE, March e,-lspecial T.
brutal outrage was made known to .he
authorities yesterday. Some part los
have thought there was some money
hidden on the Wbaley & Jones placc.
about two miles from here, and consid
cradle search was made, Thev am .
pioyed Dennis Davis, sober aud indEs-
trlous negro, to dig for them. Davis
worked Tor while and then gave up,
thinking twain, About dark Wednesday
DAVIS was returning from neighbors,
when three masked men approached
and drawing their pistols ordered bim
TO stop. Taking him from his borsa
they, bindfolded him, pinioned his
hands behind him and ordered him 10
tell where the money was hid, or they
would XIII him. He protested that he
knew hothlng of it. They then put
MN On his horse blindfolded and start
ed towards Whitesboro. Up to II
o'clock they had gone great distance.
mad hanged Davis three time, still de-
manding the money. Once the negro
was pulled from the horse by the
brates and dragged and bruised
Dadly, the horse kicking him several
times. When they reached Custer CITY,
dog ran out and frightened the horse,
so that Davis was thrown, crying for
help. Several men came to his assist
ance, and his prosecutors lied. Davis
came to town with several gentlemen
and made complaint to the county Mt.
tOrney One George Vault was arrested
to-day on suspicion OF being connected
with the affair.
A dron letter, addressed to the Hespe-
ran Office, was received yesterday,
breathing the same spirit as the one
published some days ago, complaining,
as laboring men under oppression, aud
threatening dynamite and fire if a
change is not wrought.
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LANCASTER, MarchG,-lSpecial. The
bright weather is stimulating tho farm
ers, who are we'll up with their work.
Some have finished planting corn.
The town is improving in business. II
now has four dry goods houses, four
groceries, enc furniture and undertsk-
ing establishmenLtwo millinery houses.
Two blacksmith shops, two drug stores
Il. e. Green is erecting a new business
house.
Blckwall mills gre being fitted vi
with patent roller may hiuery.
Lancaster has only one LAWYER. bu
no doctor need apply. There is plenty
70 cat, the people enjoy good health an9
are at peace with the world.
| This community will soon furnish a
second batch OF visitors 10 Tho exposi
/ ton.
Rev. G. w. Ovens Is ON a visit TO hi,
/ mother, at GroeBbeock.
/ a number Of lady friends honored
/ Aunt Polly Ellis with q surprise dinner
on this, hor S2ud birthday.
| Ills friends propose giving Uncle Tom
/ mic Ellis a rOusing big dinner ON Inc
/ Both lust; mis- seth birthday. He Is hal,
and hearty, though blind, and live.
where he did when John Nicely BRYAN
and Judge Hord were his nearest neigh
/ bOrs.
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ing and to-day Mt BROOKLYN was senteu.
ced TO the penitentiary for three months
or 10 pay fine OF $3.50.
Thomas GlIss, proprietor OF sho Gliss
palace hotel, opposite the city hall,
Brooklyn, was convicted of pool selling
and sentenced to two months and fined
William Peters, another pool seller.
was sentence to 20 days in jalE and
fined 800.
Before passingon Bauer, Judge Msore
NE. Baner comes here now, that lie
mas been convicted, and says he WI
sNe Up this business. 1t would have
been much more 30 his credit had hs
never SLOWED this business TO be car
rled ON IN THIS place, instead of openIy
defying She law of the land. The nues.
Iion Of whether pools should be sold
upon rice course is one with which
Te have nothing to 90. 1t IL our dntv
10 enforce the law
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The AuxIllarY Mnrrnr. Id a Iinnrinr.

PmLADELPmA, March G.-Yesterday
when DR.. GoaTson was hanged, two con-
victs confined in prison were terribly
affected by the knowledge Of what was
going on. Joseph Barrett, % years old,
confined in cell near the gnllows,
showed intense interest I'm the hanging,
but information was denied. His cell
was sealed during tho execution, but
Garrett must have heard the footsteps
of the sole procession on tho way TO
the gallows. When his cell was opened
he was found dead. His death is At
tributed 70 fright. The other man was
joe Taylor, under sentence of death for
murder. He became delirous with fear.
He could hear no noise as he sat in his
cell The echo of tho folding doors had
hardly died away when the murderer
was found whiting in commissions.
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Capt. W, c. Counor, of Galveston, is in
the city.
Leo Bullard is still confined 70 his he'd
by serious Illness.
Il, p. Holland, the stirring editor OF
the Texas Farm and Rapcho, was In tho
city yesterday.
DR., Veal, who has been confuod 10
ms bed the past week by illness, is
slightly improving.
Miss Anna pttman, a lovely young
lady OF Mckinney, is In tho city visiting
tho family OF Dr. e., Ii, Benton, zoos Elm
street,
Miss jennie Jenkins, q society belle
OF Galveston, is visiting Mrs. w. O..
Uonnor, corner Of Young and Eryay
streets.
ID. T. Mahony, superintendent OF the
compress company let Wednesday for
New Orleans 10 be hbsent 10 DAYS WIS.
ting the exposition.
Last evening, at the First Presbytc-
RAN ehnch, Prof. Austin T.. Foster, of
tue Grove school, aud Miss Molle
Jacoby, OF the Third Ward school, were
married, Rev. A. Il, Smith officiating.
The HERALD Joins their many friends
IN wishing them "a long and hpppy life.
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Boastlng Ahont The NAVY

LONDON, March Elm the house OF
lords to-day Northbrook, of admiralty,
maintained that the British navy was
superior to that of France or anv other
nation. He said it was tho intention of
the government to build thirty torpedo
D ,1i me government will gladly as
iist the colonies to improve their coast
defense.
GEN. BRACKENBURY's ARMY.
Gen. Brackenbury's column arrived
at Merawi to-day.
CAMpAION NOTES.
Rebels from Abu Hammed ,occupvinq
hieueuekan, awaiting El Mahdrs army
rom Berber, intending to attack the
English at Hamdab, have asked Tor re-
Inducements.
Gen. Bisckenbury and portion Of his
force proceeds 10 Korti.
The force under Gen. Butler remain
at Merawi.
Several boats have been lost in the
Nile and two men drowned.
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greSs, drew a revolver, and. poinfins
at the chief judge, fired. Gearden t Ia
cierk OF the tribunal. and Blancb,rd
me ~ usher, attempted to disarm bim'
d ne succeeded in emptying the revoIvar
before he was overpowered. Dumar
was not struck, but the clerk and nsbar
We're badly wounded. Chavan said he
was not sorry for what he had dons
ana ana declared that he had gone into the
tribunal with the intention of killing
sne Presiding and all other indras
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aasasa7Ha=
Tha OkInhoina Iinnm,...,

KANSAS CRY, March 6.--1he Times
arkansas City, Kansas, special saws:
Large acCessions are daay be-
Ing made 10 tho Oklaboma
boomer force in camp here. Tho
recest move of placing Couch and
other leaders under arrest has disor.
ranged their plans somewhat, but
they assert their intention or
starting neXs week, whethor
Goucn DO detained or not. tien.
Hatch has stated that he Will not per-
init uh , boomers to advance lieyOnd tha
Salt fork of the Arkansas, a point 20
miles South Of here.
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CannhInn War Talk.

QUEBEC, March 6.--The report that
inc home government would accept
eOn.iugen;s creates good deal Of dis
oussion. Col. Cotton, the commandant
~ Tho citadel, feels certain that three.
.uurths OF the men In the battery would
MMulngly enlist for active service.
hnere IL some talk OF raising fund for
we benefit OF the disabled by the war,
leading militia officers say they could
lNlSe battalion OF well disciplined men
whose physical features would be a
credit 60 the country.
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Wntch Thni Mnn,nn-

MAEsEILLEs, March CA Canada
man woman was arrested hero to.day
on charge Of theft. Papers found on
her putson contained plans of
buildings in London, 81. Petersburg and
Paris. Documents I'm German and Enc
lish, showing her 20 ba connected with
Irish and Russian revOluuonists were
discovered at her lodgings. She boosted
of her relations with leading anarchists.
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sim Alarmed over DyuaIoito,

QUEBEC, March G.--Thero is great Wig
lance at the parliament house. Double
guards arc placed and all entries closed
except one. Every one 80 subject TO q
severe examination before admitted.
Strangers have 10 state their business
and bo recognized by the person they
wish 10 SEQ. only members ard officers
aud reporters escape the severe test,
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DUBLIN, March 6.-'rhe United Ire
land, O'Brien, NJ. p, editor, and
Parnelli chief owner, in a
special edition, eXonerates Lord Mayor
O'COnnQr tor rctractiug his Fmnix park
speech. Tine paper speaks Of che Prince
of Wales as q foreign pOtontate and OK
horts all Iris luuen TO abstain from any
acts Of loval hOmpre.
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Ten Years worth of For,o,.,.

Sr. LOUIS, March 6.-George A. Vim
cent, alias Charles j. Williams, also
having several other aliases, ono of the
most notorious forgers, and well known
on both sides OF tho Atlantic, who was
convicted here short time ago for at
tempting to cash forged check for a
largo amount, on one Of the national
banks Of this city, was to-day sent to the
penienlimy at Jefferson City fer 10
years
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A Tnlc rrn,n il,n nnnn.

SANTA MARIA, chill, March 6.-Ths
crew of the British bark Rance, which
arrived FROM Hamburg, reports the pick
,nB up ON the coast of Patagonia, of
noNes OF morchandlso Of Italian export,
supposed to belong 10 tho bark Anne,
Snat LETT Genoa on the Sth OF October
..ast, and OF whose whereabouts, up TO
the present time, IS unknown,
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Crows crime aud C.nsc,.,,..

KANSAS CRY, March 6.-Ths Times
Marion Centre, Kansas, special says,
William Crow, the young man vino gave
the information which led to the recent
conviction of X. Calhoun, who was in.
dicted for the debaucherv nj
no less than IA Young Girls
committed suicide this afternoonl
1t is supposed Crow was partner in
the monstrous crime, and to save him
self, informed on Calhoun, when, fear
ing further developments, took his own
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LONDON, March $50 a. M-Tho
Morning Post believes that in the event
Of war with Russia, the colonies could
furnish $1,000 men. There is good
grounds for stating that the Turkish
government intends making England 4
ionSiNN alliances.
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An Alleged Assassin Acquitted.

DEcAryE, March Especial r. The
trial Of Mike Shamblos, charged with
the killing l., w. Fambro, formerly
Of Atlanta, Georgia, on tho 18th Of last
October, ended to-day. Judge P.ner
flushed his charge 10 the jury about 4
o'clock, and after three hours delibera-
ton Tue jury rendered verdict oil not
guilty.
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LONDON, March 6.--In the debate on
tho redistribution Of the seats bill, Mr.
Pauell declared that government iunu-
ences its commissioners TO discriminate
IN favsr OF English Protestant interests
60 tho deJriment of Nsuonalists and
Catholics iu allottiug seats in Ulster.
SHOW Laiure denies the IracLice.
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Rose Eytinge to nignt.

Measrs. Psrdy d R,udell received q
telegram irom J. II. Duls, esq, secre.
tary of the sherman Blooded Stock as.
sociauoni stating they had been
awarded tho pool selling for their meet
ing, which commences next Tuesday.
We are VI ID Texas has gontlemon that
can M the position, and hope they will
continue In the good work.
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MITCHELL OAK, March 6.-Au Ia
quietin Grow Crock to-day, Indian
Agent Gossamer has been ordered from
Washington 10 take care of tho Indians.
Settlers are rushing upon the lands.
Every train is loaded. No orders have
yot been received at the Mitchell land
ollico. Five hundred strangers arc In
Mitchell
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Coiilcry E1pIosion.

LONDON, March Gan explosion oc-
CURED In the colliory at Karwin, in
Austrian Silesia, to-day. At the time
OF the explosion liz men wore In tho
uiuo. IL ia unknown whether any Of
LhNm Mnrn sNNNI.
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TEMPLE, March 6,-LSpocial. City
Marshal Sam Walker arrested four
tramps to-day,on telegram from Brep-
ham, charging Thorn with theft Of low
eiry, -Four gold watches were found on
one OF thom. They were taken TO Bren-
ham In irons for LriAl.
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SAN SALVADOR, March G.-Th6 trea.
ties between Spain and san Salvador,
negotiated 10y Minister Melchar Ordo-
noz, have been ratified. Alta grand ban
quet last ght Ordonez was enthusi.
sstically received by over 800 Of tho elite
of the republic,
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one night ouly-Roso Eylngo.

Hurst q Co, have shipped by express
iu tho last five days, to Now York,
over VWO dozen ofeggs. This, perhaps,
~ me largest amount OF oggs ever ship
ped rom Texas In the ssmo period.
rive Thousand dozen were shipped yes
turiey via tho Pacific express.
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LoNpoS, March G.-soclety is deeply
exercised over tho suicide Of young
Engllshmau recently married, and who
lately lost $50, 600 gambling No Monaco.
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Ar-nslnrnnnsnrl.r

ABILENE, March Especial. Hen
ny Butler was captured here to-day,
charged with des5rtlOn from the United
states army. lie had just been ac1uit.
ted Of tho charge of robbing Forl
Worth cigar drummer named Low.
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Sr. Louis, March Ca Louisiana,
Missouri, special to the Dispatch
says; An Oklahoma colony, Is stronv,
organized here last night Scouts leave
ON Monday 10 recounOitre the ground
aud select a location for the colony.
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Another uiaok RapIst.

BELToN, March 6.-tspoclal. Sam.
Harris, black negro, was arrested this
morning on the charge OF attempting
rape ON white girl, is years OF age. He
now lsnguishes In tho county iail.
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BOOTS AVID SHOES
7ns ELM sTRrEr

bodies, and no reliance whatever mood
DO placed In ". The trouble IL that GOV.
Ireland IL down upon somebody's sena-
torial toes, and from tho Appearance OF
things just now, he is going to stay
there until he stops of aud into the
United State. senate.
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ApIr;.I, Petition.

LONDON, March 0.-,rbe lord mayor
and the members o. tho Municipal
Council or Dublin, day presented at
The bar OF tho commons petition for q
commission TO inquire INTO the coudi-
ton of Irish industries.
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PARIS, March G.--Admird Courbet
returned TO tho mouth of the Ming Po
river. Several French men.of-war are
cruising about the entrance TO the
Yang Use Kiaug.
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PARIS, March Gle Temps says all
the powers have accepted tho proposal
Of France for committee to franc
provisional regulations for the freedom
Vi the navigation OF the Suez canal.
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Tragic scene In a Swiss Court.

bERNE, March IAN attempt to kill
lunar, presiding Judge OF the police
nnlounal OF Lau-tnns, was mndo to-day.
lunar was presiding over civil trial
~ tne pslioe tribunal. The defendant,
VnaVan, while the case was in pro-
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DUBLIN, March 5,-Thousands Of per-
sons are signing petitions of various
kinds to the Chamber Of Commerce,
urging that body 10 form a grand com
mitte0 of reception for the Prince and
Princess of Wales.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
lns nl.N sTRFET.


MIR. Arthur Goeo, formerly asslstan
postmaster of Galveston, has bee
chosen by postmaster Garrison as hi
assistant. Mr.. Geen comes highly re-
onnneudod tor the position.
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No Bi.sIe,nilsm for Germany,

BERLIN, March 6. The roicbstsg re-
jected the motion in favor of the estab
lishment OF Il bi-metallic standard OF
currency.
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nnnhIY nnr ni.nntn-

LAwEgNcEEURu, ND, March G.--Wl-
liam CorbIn aud John Gaines, Of Boone
county, Kentucky, fought with revol.
vors about dog yesterday. Both wero
Killed.
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IoNDoN, March 6.--Baron de st,al,
the Russian ambassador, aud Count
Won Munster, ambassador from Ger
many, had interviews this morning
with Earl Granville,
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New ioRR, March G,-Gen. Grants
condition is unchanged. He passed a
comfortable night,
HE'LL soon TURN FLIP FLAPS.
Dr. Douglass said tonight Gen. Grant
slept better last night than for weeks.
The general also had q refreshing nan
this morning. He revised portions ot
his book during the day and took food
without distress, He was stronger to-
ward evening and had no vomiting
spells.
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Tho British Army.

LONDON, March 6.-The total enrolled
volunteers in Great Britain at tho pres
cut time Is 2l5,0l0 men, the greatest NUM-
her vet attained.
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Bolton, March b. lSpecial.l Tho
German Rheinish band, from Cologne
on the Rhine. Is givrlg a musical con.
cert Tonight NJ the opera. house.
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Foreigners in china Alarmed.

SHANGHAI, March 6.-Foreigners nj
Ming Pc are exceedingly nervous.
Threats are constantly mado to msssa.
prn thpm.
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NEW York, March G.-Paul Bauer,
proprietor OF the West brighton hotol,
At Coney Island, who had the pool
rooms In his club house opposite the no,
tel, and who was said tn bs worth $500.
wv, was recently convicted Of pool sell.
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Temple, March Especial, The
santa Fe road is making preparations
Tor the 'toclS trade, by building new
ana larger pens at this point.
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Hack Ifrnm tho Milo.

MONTREAL, March G.--rho Canadian
voysgeurs arrived this morning. No
demonstration was made.
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Ii YOU WISH p.apy WHITE ,' so, ss,a ~,
h, III pehis but TAX CARE aATuRE GAVE vor
,s, sung MON LfaX'S oRIDo1VTo regularly on 10 60. -
Liquid and Powder, at Druggists and ' ~ '' BOX
.ZnoIseele bg CIsowrste IA RUG ~, -
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to-day.
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. A # FER THAN lNvnR

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oa and see lonn
OIL Matfa
SAL
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,nerlns for water.

suAKrN, March 6.-The troops are sui
ferlng greatly in this vicinity from the
Great scarcity of water.
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"Loaah," the Forssken, this afternoon.
Miss Rose Eytiugo.
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Don't forgot metInee to.tay.


Grand matinee of Leah. Rose =,
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GREAT GlNGHAM


On account of the bad weather at the beginning
OF last week many Of our customers were unable
to avail themselves of the extraordinary bargains
we were Offering so for the accommodation of these
We will for ONE WEEK longer sell
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Box office opon for Rose Eytlngs Til
afternoon aud night.
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Grand ladios' and children's matlnGo
to-day.
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Rose Eytinge this afternoon and even