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Capital City Cuttings.
THE GAMBLING LICENSE BILL

THE GAMBLING LICENSE BILL
AUSTIN, March o. LSpecisl,l Mr..
Jones' gambling bill, introduced this
morning, requires the proprietors of a
gambling room to pay an annual occu-
patton tax of 81 $50, and give bond in the
sum of 5000 that he will in every case
comply with the terms of tho law. IL
prohibits intoxicated persons or minors
from playing at games, and making II
felony TO conduct such gambling
room without paying the license.
THE TELEGRAPH BILL,
Tho Telegraph companies arc watch
ing with Interest the progress u Me-.
Popes bill, the Western Union,
through its attorneys, having had their
objections to II published and laid on
! the desks of members. The bill will
probably be called up tomorrow. They
are also disgusted at the bill making
them common carriers. 1t il more than
probable both bills will be defeated.
NoTARIEs.
Tho following are the notarles for
Dallas; John Bookhout, j. II, Wolfe,
u. Il, White, G. b, Wellborn, Wendell
Spence, j. w. Moore, II. l., Obonchain,
II, Lathrop, r.. NJ. Cooke, G. +. Tucker,
Jas. h. Simpson, Paul Furst, ii. p. Law
Their, NJ. l.. Robertson, Frank Field, D.
q, stevens, l.. il. Mcbride, 4. j. A
Brown, Edward Gray, Thos, X. Fergu'
son, s. p. Morris, q. w. Helm, d. A
Williams, G. G.. Payne, j. II. Kuntz, Z,
Il. Bolana, q. NJ. Israel, I. j. Adair, Geo
IL. Plowman, Il. Fitzhugh, f. NJ.
Crutcher.
THE CASH IN THE TILL,
General revenue in the state treasury
to-day, $l50,221.
, Available university fund, S65,S5S.
Total cash in treasury, $35S,03g.
10 bonds to the credit OF = several
funds, $3.50 $50.
A POOR OPINION.
The opinion is growing that legisla
. ton on the land question Is going L
prove abortive, and nothing he done
3 except IL be To turn the whole thin
e over to the general land Office withou
q any changes being made In the sale o
i lease system
Senator Harrisou's bill declaring nul
and void natents issued on lands 4
: Greer county, will be called up rs 500
!. az IL IN reached, in regular order an
n from indications, II Is going to pass IN
Z senate, but will have TO makoA stuppVr
fight 10 do so. There are mauy who N
lieve IL IL purely ajudieial question IN
should be settled m the courts
!. GOOD Boy, GE1zENDANER.
Senator Gelzoudaner won Tor hilnso
le the respect and esteem OF his fellow
walkers i'm tho senate during the la
session, and during this, he has 10y h
ability and conservatism on all impo
v tnnt subjects, increased tho esteem
an all, and the opinion Of no senat
i on the floor carries greater weight
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State Court OF Appeals.

GALVESTON, March BIN the court OF
appoals, to-day, the case of II. NJ. JAG obs
VS.. A. j. Terrell, from Washin' xtou
county, was affirmed.
The suit of the Houston 4 TexW Cen.
trial railroad company Va. IL. Il. : Noble
from Harris county, was continv ed,
In the court OF appeals the 70 flowing
cases were to-day decided: y .exas 4
New Orleans railway oompan yys Mrs
]. W. Oates, from Harris coz nty, Re
versed and Toiuanded.
A. G. Wells VS.. Mitchell Il Co., from
lIarria county, Atlirmet on certificates
FIX parte W. III. III. Gro pkett, from
Hood county: Judgement refusing Il
reduce BAH refused.
Andy johnson Va. thu State; fr,,r
! Gonzales county. Subraltbed on briel
! for the state,
A large number of cases were to-da
submitted on briefs for both ~ ,rties 1
the court of appeals and the suprem
ccuyt
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FLoTsAM.

The first entertainment of the Dallas
Female College will take place tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
The patrons and friends OF the Dallas
Female College are invited TO the enter
talnment at the college tonight at 1850
o'clock.
On yesterday Mr.. Il. $. Holden award.
ed the contract TO Mr.. $. Nelson, builder,
| for his new residence b. hO erected in
the Cedars, on the northeast corner OF
COrsioana and Browder streets, ut the
cost of $500.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carson, col
ored, celebrated their tin wedding at
their residence, 1926 Jackson street,
Wednesday evening. Quite q number
OF guests were present to wish them q
diamond wedding.
No freight passed through yesterday
over the Texas ~ Pacific, II is rumoreC
that tho machiiists at Fort Worth have
struck and that they will allow only tn,
mail to pass. News reaches here tina
the strikers ut Marshall Threaten I,
burn tho town.
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4 RlondY Horror nd Roerne.

BORNE, March 5.-LSpecial.l August
Sohaefer and wife were found dead in
bed this morning by neighbors schae-
fer was an Industrious wagon makor and
his wife was faithful and indust Gus.
They have ton little children. The
bodies were lying side by side and the
mans arm over tho womal,'s breast, A
pistol was lying near the bed with four
barrels discharged. Tho woman was
shot once in the head and twice In the
body; the man through the head. Both
had been dead some hours, The bed
was horribly blood saturated. II Ia
thought to be suicide, but no possible
motive can be assigned.
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Cana.llnns want 10 Fight.

TORONTO, March 5.-Many officers
have sent in their names for active SER
vice in the Soutan, and it is expected
more will do 80, should the
British government accept the offers.
IL is felt, however, that tho rank and file
requires greater Inducements than
the meagre pay Of the private English
soldier. Tho extra inducement would
have to come from the Canadian gov
eminent or the people, as the English
government would not think of dis
eliminating in favor of Canadian regi-
mputS.
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Wallhnrn Ahxnnnlnr.

WELLBoRN, March 5.-lSpoclsl'l-A
large oapaclous store has been built aud
is now open for business, by Mr.. John
Royder.
A blacksmith from above Bryan was
In town to-day prospecting. lie Will
probably locate here,
The farmers are taking advantage of
the favorable weather breaking up land
and planting corn.
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Tho snrlnrflcld sltnntIon.

SPRINGFIELD, March .. - Not more
than dozen skilled workmen are at
work in the Wabash shops to-day.
are fresh. The strikers met to-
night and determined to stay out
till their demands were aocedod TO.
Men were brought here from Detroit TO
work in the shop, but on finding the
situation OF affairs, went back.
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4 Retreat called a "Removal,"

KoRrI, March 5.-The removal of Gen.
Wolseley's headquarters from Korti TO
Dongola will bring his troops below the
third cataract and within reaching dis
lance of Wady Halfa and sIiorasko.
Detachments of troops are to he main
tained ut various points along the river
to communicate Intelligence and
assist Gen. Brackenbury's force to
reach new base of operations.
Gen. Brackenbury's retreat has been
will reach Merawah in time to make q
iuncti0n with the rear guard of Gen.
Wolseley's army, which is falling back
IN DDpunia
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to the ground and that the natives
sought refuge in the bush. Kink Rel ia
AFRAID 10 return. Two chiefs COM
menced a palavar after the German
admiral sent two of his officers as
hostages up the country. The admiral
notfed the rebel chiefs that thew must
pay Tor the losses OF the English resi-
dents, and German judge is shortly to
adludicate upon the claims. During the
pslayer hostile natives repeatedly plum
dered the English and German factories.
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CHILEAN Comments.

LIMA, March 5.-La Commercio, in
leading article, draws attention to the
fact that the Chiiian authorities arc col
lecting customs on goods entering africa
and Tacna from other Peruvian prov
inces, and says: "Noither the spirit or
the letter of the treaty of Lincon author
ICES this. africa and racna, although
still Peruvian territory, end the treaty
states that they are to enjoy the same
commercial facilities as before the war"
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A Terrible Steamboat pisaster

WILNINoToN, N. c., March 5.-The
boiler of the steamer Wave exploded
this afternoon. The boat is a complete
wreck. Neil Jessup, James Storaan
and Kitty Harvey, all colored, were
blown Into tho river aud drowned
Perry Cotton, colored pilot, and Dave
eral other employees were slightly in.
lured. The boat Is valued at $4,000.
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burglars Escape

WHITEWATER, Wis, March 5.--The
four burglars, who were arrested for
breaking into a iewelry store and socur-
ing quantity Of valuables, on Tuesday
night, escaped from the village lookup
last night by breaking the fastonings OF
the principal door. The delivery was
not discovered until this morning, when
tho sheriff appeared TO take tho prison.
ers to the county Jail ut Elk Horn. The
men are said To be notorious orAcksmen
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nllrer pnlne,s pnsItIon.

PARIS, March 5.-Henri Rochefort an
nounces that oliver Paine Is taking no
part in the Soudan campaign. Roche
fort states that FL Mahdi will entrust no
command to Europeans. Paine Is in
Egypt for the purpose of ransoning
French prisoners in the possession OF
the prophet, tor which the French resi-
denis oil Cairo subscribed 100000.
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SwEETwATER, March 5.-ISpecial.l-
Tho HERALD correspondent from Abb
lene again misrepresents the facts con-
corning the COW boys taking in the town
on the I'd. instant. II seems he has de-
This is A lawless people. regardless of
the facts. No such occurrence took place.
This town is quiet and tho people con-
tented and prosperous.
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Mexican Matters.

Cry OF MEXICO, March D. On
March there remained cash balance
IN tho national treasury OF SAP, 40o.
a Morelia paper says the following
epitaph N 20 be placed on the TOMB OF
the assassinated editor; "Here lies mo
remains of Luis Gonzales, sn indepenu-
eht writer, who was perhdtously assas-
hnatod, tue lawyer, Prudencia Dorsn,
YES, being at the time the governor oi
tho stAten
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London War Notes.

LONDON, March 5.-The supplementary
official estimate provided for an in
crease of 5000 men in the military SER
vice and shows the expenses Of the
Soudan campaign to the end of March
to be f3,300,000.
no AID POSSIBLE FOR KASsALA.
In the house Of commons to-day the
MARQUIS of Huntington said that the
government thought any advance by
Gen. Graham from Suakim for the re-
lief of the garrison at Kassala was i'm
possible. He said the government was
not prepared to state the number of adj
ditional men they intended to enroll in
Lhe armY.
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Tn, RIO Gtande Hangers

EAoLE PASS, March 5,--tSpecial. Ito
prevent the. frequent predatory incur
sinns OF Nexioans and insure the cap
turn Of Raiders when they cross to this
side a company of state rangers has
beou \ ern anently stationed on The east
hank of the Rio Grande, Rbou' 90 miles
south of here, using this place as Tho
bait OF gupplies.
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Neurological.


INDIANAPOLIS, March B. Josiah
Locke dropped dead in tho journal
Office this morning of heart disease.
He was the editor aud proprietor Of the
Journal number of years ago, and
later business manager OF tho Chicago
Advance, under q, Ii. HoWard's owner
shin. He WAS interested In "A California
colony near Los Angeles, from whence
he returned 10 days ago.
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Bound for the Pen.

]. Haley, transfer agent of the peni-
Tertiary, passed through the city yes
torduy, en- route TO tho Rusk prison,
with Thomas Davis, convicted ~ the
court, and given eight yoars,and 'SqUiro
Lunkford, oegro, of Lunar county, sont
up for horse stealing for niue yeais.
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Latest About England and GERMANY

latest ABOUT England and Germany.
LONDON, March 6.-3A. M.-The terri
tory annexed by Germany on the cas-
coast OF Africa, is twice the superficial
area of Prussia.
The Daily News states that
the territory surrounds Zanzibar,
and Germany's intentions seem to be to
make the sultan of Zanzibar depend
ent upon Germany rather than Eng
land.
The morning papers express the hope
That Count Herbert Bismarck's visit
VIII result in reconciling Germany and
England.
The duke of Edenburg, commander of
the, channel fleet, made a speech last
night in which he said the vessels
under his command were fearfullv
deficient in equipments required by
the modern mode of warfare and he
implered the people to vote
in favor of appropriatiug the
necessary funds for keeping the exist
ing vessels in serviceable condition.
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uis sub.erlption.Returned.

DUBLIN, March 5.-rhe Fitzgerald tes-
timonial committee has returned Lord
Mayor O'Connor his subscription be-
cause "of the mean and abject apology
made for his remarks at the meeting in
Phoenix Park on Sunday concerning
the action he should take on the arrival
of the Prince Of Wales in Ireland"
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HOLDING THE FORT,
.,rternnl YIeIl,pa,."

CHICAGO, March 5.--Tho citizens
committee Of 80, appointed to assist In
prosecuting the recent election fraud
cases IN this city, met to day ana APP
pointed n committee OF 80 on public
safety, thus in effect making the tempo.
rory organization permanent.
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BAGGING THE BOOMERS.
OKLAHOMA OCCUPANTS ousrep
Brought iato Court Under Arrest and
are Placed Under BondE-Crooks
and Harris Refused Bail ut
Paris Crime Notice.
ssaAliGENT' 81 go.
Band of boomers Arrested.

WICHITA, KAs., March deputy
Smith states that Marshal Rarick, OF
Arkansas City, arrived hsre at noon to-
day with the following Oklahoma BOOM
ers in custody. w. L. Couch, III. II.
Stafford, G. Il. Streeter, Y. w. Eichel-
berger, A. q. McCord, ID. j. Odell, W. TX.
Miller, George +. Brown, A. J. Slate.
They We're arraigned, seyerally, before
United States Commissioner Shearman
on the following complaint, sworn to by
Lieut.. w. w. Day:
On or about the 18th day of February,
1885, at that part of the Indian Territory
lying north Of the Canadian river and
east of Texas and the ISOth meridian,
now set apart and occupied by She
Cherokee, the Greek and the Seminole
Indians, the same being place under
the exclusive jurisdiction of the United
States and annexed to and constituting
part of the United States judicial dis
trict of Kansas, dAd unlawfully, mali
eiously and feloniously incite, set on
foot, assist and engage IN a REBEL ion
and instruction against the authority
of the United States and the laws
thereof, aud did give aid and comfort
thereto.
The complaint is made on section 1884
OF the Revised Statutes. Col. Hoilowell
Unlteu SthteS district attorney, ana y.
Hatton, assistant United States district
attorney, represented the government
The boomers were not represented by
counsel. Each pleaded not guilty and
waived preliminary examination
They were bound over in the sum OF
$4,000 each to the United States distric,
court, on adjourned term, which will
convene here on the 9th inst. AL
furnished bond.
ABOUT TO ADVANCE AGAIN,
: ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS, March g.
About 800 Oklahoma boomers are In
camp here, aud it expected there will
be 1000 by Sunday. A start for the
Territory is TO be made on Monday,
having been delaying on account of the
arrest of the leaders of the movement
and tho bad condition of the roads. Th,
troops are already in the Territory, un'
: der tho command of Mai. Benton.
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4 French Transport sunk,

LONDON, March 5,--rhe French trans
port Tonquin, formerly the City Of Paris,
came in collision with another trans
mort off Malaga, yesterday, aud sunk
carving down "a of her crew. The re-
maindpr were rescued.
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New York, March 5.-rhe following
Is the midnight score In TN. six-dey roll
ler.ska,iug match; Donovan, 7s5
Schock, 755; Boyst, 1882; Mad docks, Tl2
Omplea, 795; Meyer, 6lQ; Allen, COS
johnson, $685. Ward, &c., Calhoun, $50.
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The Dynamite Drain.

LONDON, March 5.-Tho repairing OF
the damages to the house of commons
and Westminster hall by the dynamite
admissions cost fi3,0O0. Extra police
snecinl expenses on account OF dyna-
mite last year cost 100000.
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Allerrd OnttIn ThInf.

ABILENE, March Especial. l-Sher-
iff Cunningham arrived from Colorado
City to-day with Jim Wsldrop, a no.
torious character, who has for many
months been stealing cattle In this aud
adjoining counties.
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rhn1nhinn Contlnrent Arrlvos.

suAK1M, March 5.--Gen. Hudsou,com'
handing tho India contingent OIL 'h'
snakim expedition, landed to-day
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MARSHALL Notes,

MARSHALL, March .5.-lspecial.l-A
reception was given at the rooms OF the
Bachelors League, last night, to Miss
Dixie Crooks. II was brilliant affair
Rov. McCarsons IL conducting n reli
gious revival at the Cumberland Pres
byterlan church,
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Large lot OF hotel furnit ure for sale on
Saturday, at 10, q; m, Beds, Mattress
Springs, TABLES wy hstands, Chairs,
Dressing Cases Beo clothing tinware
and many other articles at the Auction
and Commlssl0I house, elS, Elm
Street,
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The Reason Why.

PARIS, March ga manifesto from
tho dynamiters addressed to the prince
OF Walesipledges him'safety during his
yisit 10 Ireland, because he is n Free
Mason, The document was signed 10y
.'Michael Flannery."
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4 Cannon, Casualty.

ToMpKISsv1LLE, STATEN IsLA, I'D,
Y, March ga premature discha rye
cannon yesterday badly WON aded
dozen men. Joseph Jude's ey esig
was DESTROYED. It IL believed ] 10 is
! tally injured. The others will ecoy,
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Irs,ond and the Prince of Wales.

DUBLIN, March 5.-The Nationalist
propose a demonstration againt the
prince of Wales during his tour of Ire
land. IL il intended to enforce tho
closing of all shops in Kingstown and
display national banners and present
empty streets on the day of the princes
arrival.
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The Tariff Tonic.

VIENNA, March st is believed the
rechstag will retaliate against France
In the matter of custom duties, II the
tariff lately enacted by the French on
cereals is found to work disastrously 10
AUSTRIAN and Hungarian producers.
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ALExAYpRIA, March 5.--The signs OF
discoatent among tho natives against
british rule are increasing. Threats
AGAINST the life of Gen. Stephenson, the
English commander, are frequently
haard IN tho streets,
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SUPPLEMENTARY STRIKE NEWS
A Roundabout Way Out.

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-InGormetion was
received from Moberly, Missouri,
late tonight to the effect that
the Missouri Car and Foundry
company, of this city, has leased the
Wabash railroad shops at that
place, and employed the rail-
road strikers at higher wages
than is paid by the railroad company
before the strike. 1t is also stated that
car and boundary company has con-
tracted TO do all tho railroad company's
work.
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Another Lynching

WILMINGTON, N. O., March Son
Wednesday morning a. Munroo, Union
county, masked men over-powered the
Tailor aud took out Lee Slratton, ne.
gro, and hanged him. Ho was charged
/ ...IaI rnnAn
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SHANGHAI, March 5.-Admiral Cour-
bet's squadron arrived off Gutzlatl TO-
dav. He will dispatch cruisers irom
This point TO capture vessels carrying
rice,
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A Corr,snondent,s OpInon of BlsmnrolL

LONDON, March 5.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times, in n long letter,
ATTACKS Bismarck for lndiscretion, de-
ceit and deliberate talsehOOd in his deal
ipgs with England in regard to Ger
msny's course in South Africa.
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West African Town. Burned.

LONDON, March 5. = Advices from
Syameroon, of January 10, says that
uickorytown, Loeb Prisas, Fosstows,
hoskoko, and Belltown, were purneu
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A wife pol,oner Uasgea.

PmLApELruIA, March 5.-Dr. Albert
q. L. Goerseu was hanged at the county
prison at 1923 this morning for poison
Ing his wife nearly 1--WE years ago.
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ROME, March 5.-Cardinal Ledochow
sti formerly bishop of Posen, has been
,npointed secretary Of the papal briefs
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= ~ Y H II THAN lev Err!

wshAvss received another
Ssst VERg 10" PRoEs Dan
oiiA9
We also F
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husband ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 5.--Baron MohrOn-
holm, the Russian ambassador had an
interview with Gladstone to day and
communicated the contents OF mum,
Der Of important dispatches received
from His government regarding the
Rassl-Aighau frontier question:
INDIA RENoLTINu,
A dispatch from Tuhersn statos that
insurgUnt native chiefs Of India have
already raised the tiery cross and pro-
claimed In favor OF Russia.
GLApSToNE pECLtNEs TO ANSWER .
LONDON, March 5.-ln the house or
COMMONS this afternoon Mr.. Gladttt no
said public policy forbade his answer
lng the questions respecting the Russo
Afghan frontier difficulty. q,
The Marquis of Harrington announced
that tho government intended To ln'
crease the strength of the army.
RUSSIA NOT GREATLY FRtdHrENEp'
Dispatches were handed to Gladstone
mis- afternoon 10y the Russian amo Assa-
dor. They were rom the Russian min
is!er of foreign affairs, who denies that
the Russian occupation OF Akrooat'
Aulhkar Pass and Sariyuz was design
cd to iorestall the decision of the joint
commission on the Russo-AtSnan
frontier. He says the advance OF the
Russians from Pull Khartoum
was only ordered after the Afghans IN
July last, during the negotiations for the
organizations of the commission, occu
pied Peniadeh and in January they oo
Supied Sdrvu1 when the Afghans win
drew on the advance OF the Russians
The Russian minister does not MAINTAIN
that Russia will hold the disputed GU
posts, but refuses to withdraw until TN
commission presents its report.
a WARNING. 80,
ST. PETERSBURG, March 6,-Th'
Movoe Vremya warns the English gov
eminent that the malicious design o
Bismarck will cause u ruptsre between
England and Russia,
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Iown,a Auditor Arre.led.

DIES MoINEs, Iowa, March 5.-Audi-
'tor Brown, suspended by Gov. Sher-
man yesterday, refused to turn over the
office. Subsequently he was arrested
on complaint by the governor and I'D
mitted TO bail. Pending a hearing next
Friday, ex-Auditor Cattell was put In
charge OF the Office.
HOLDING THE FORT,
state Auditor Brown, suspended from
Office by the governor, attempted again
to assume the duties of auditor this
morning. Governor Sherman had him
and Stewart, his deputy, arrested. They
were both subsequently released on bail
! Brown and his friends kept possession
of tho auditors office all day and kept
| tho doors locked.