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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06

ST. LOUIS 5.-Flour quiet Xxx SO i09sy 5e NA ~
Fancy 81 6O95 10 Patents - So So Is Wheat active 30
Red u D., IA Casn. 81 O3ia June 81 COS jay slOo's
August Corn dull Cash 4aSs6Iic: June t.ci JAW - &c
Augnst 4aIsc oats aul Cash. SIS &c; Jule-
s53c RIVE lower az Barley steady az co@Ioc bn-
ter unchanged Eggs arm al ~ 100 Faf seed s p
~ ~ 81 Iay steady unchln god Brao lower az oo1
- L corn Meal nrm - So WHISKY stsaig ~ 81 , ~
port sIO s7La Dulkmeats-Long Clear - so Siot i1io
40 az as Short Gear - 80. larJ 1rn ~ - ~ ~ss -
Reeeipts-Flour. 1000 05ls. Wheat ioD0o nus ys,
- nam nu,a oats l3OOO rye. l,1lo push pat.es
/ os1 bush shiDments-F0ur 900 poss@ "het~ ,Wy y
busn., Corn $1,000 OusA.' oats ooOVo Vtsh n.y. '"V'
insn; Barley. - bush
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COTTON MAR9Ers-sY rELEuRAPa.

LIVERPOOL June 5-l2.S0 D. m.-C0tton steady; Midlns
Tpands i6d., do. Mdfing Orleans oi saies-e'vO
100 Oaes American. Futures pplanas Low
N.ddIing ami July delivery, D o. BAD 20
: S,-Gtd tdO July and August delivery. 0o-o4di also
- o4d; do August and september deyef % ALSO %
tober and November delivery, 5Uid also i--Oso+ no.
November and December delivery, 4s-0fd - o., ooo
Weekiy-sales week 1000 bales Ameflcano wy
bales SPECTATORS took, loo bales exporters ooE 2gv0
Daes forwarded from ships side direct 10 spnners o5V
bales; total receipts 4oOUO Ohes
Oaes total stock, 91 900 oaies American
$4,000 amount o cotton ahoat l2oOOO Daes Ahei
can. $1,000 bales.
m-CoIion-The of the day included 400 bales
American. Futures steady Uplands Low MiddhnS clause
Jupe delivery 81 Sad sellers do. June and July ueeiy
sellers do and September delivery Cd sellers DO
SeDenber and delivery oC3id. buyers do Octo
bel and November delivery, Jl6id sellers; do November
December delivery 4S6td sellers do DecenOer anu
an p-COtton- Fuures closed steny; Uplands Low Mo.
ding clause delivery. 5OOfd sellers DO une AMI
July delivery 56-6id sellers; do Juv aud August delivery
8 5gI,i do August and september delivery, %
Id sellers: do September October IU-6d.
November delivery 5id4L sccrss
do November and December seyery. 4s6sd value DO
Deteul aud January delivery, D 4,-Oid. van
GALVESTON June s.-NOitOn easy; Mldding luz Low
Mddne lO4 Good Ordinary 10 ne and gross receipts.
ba o.. Exports COastwlse 800 bales; stock 1905 bales
Meekly-Net receipts - bales cross. "a Oaies EApois
CoastwIse "a bales sales ls2 bales
SAVANNAH, Jnnc 5.--COttOn quiet Middlins. 10 Low
Mddhng lO4 Good Ordinary. ga net ana gross receipts
80 Daes; COastwlse z)a bales stock ~ Daes
and gloss receipts 25s bales Exports COAST
wise i6S bales; sales 200 bales. .,,. a.. =
SFw.ORLEANs June j.-COtton easy; Midding. lOs Low
Midllng 10 "a Good Ordinary. 9s ne5 ami gross receip
l5J baes Exports to Great Britain 1852 oaes sales DIV
paleS stock, 10. AS bales.
We.kly~N ct receipts 1868 bales. gross. 1884 bales tx
morris 10 Iircat Britain sos bales 10 the Contnenl ov
cOastwise g. 55 Oales; sales. 7 100 bales
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COURT OF APPEALS

COURT OF APPEALS.
SARATOGA, June 5.-The following is the
day calendar for June 8:
Noa 2sl, $50, 100. 1877. 40 $50. 2s7. 23s.
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Liberty HUI, March 2O.-lSpecial.l J.
Iho town was thrown into quite furry
THIS morning by tho appearance OF a
crazy negro man, who was supposed to
nave escaped from tho Austin lunatlc
asylum, Tho authorities refused to take
MN IN custody NO tho boys at the depot
found him and turned him over 10 Con-.
ductor Brooking, In whose care he was
returned TO Austin this evening.
hberty llill Is improving. A num-
Der oi business houses are In course of
erection.
Farmers are we'll advanced with their
crops, Notwithstanding tho backward
spring.
Fruit prospects woro never better.
weather pleasant with light rain.
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Tho snnrems Cnnri


GALVESTON, March 20.-The suprems
court announced the following decis.
ions to-day;
Duncan Wyatt & Co., VS.. A. NJ. Tay-
Tor, from Red River county: Reversed
and rendered for appellants,
international u Great Northern Rail
WAY company vs. Phillips, from Bexar
county: Reversed and romanded,
Missouri Pacific and InternationaI 4,
Great Northern railway companies Va.
X. +. Watts, from Anderson county
Reversed and remanded.
Mallory & Go. VS. Weber, from GAL.
mauded.
Mclaughlin vs.. McManigie. from
Nueces, county: Reversed and re-
manded.
Axer and wife VS.. Bassett, from Wash
! ington county; Reversed and re-
manded for plaintiffs, in error.
waters vs.. Fonn, from Fort Bend
county; Affirmed.
Cheshire vs. Weir ct al, from Mont.
| gomery county: Motion to affirm on
certificate dismissed.
Barnard VS.. Blum, from Galveston
county: Motion to withdraw trans.
cript granted.
The supreme court to-day followed nm
Us late decision In tho Lovenborg n a.
| tlonal bank case by holding thai
all mortgages or othor attempted forms
OF liens, givon by debtor ON
stock OF goods remaining i'm nj.
| possession and exposed to sale AFRO mn
and void, whether the instrument be
recorded or not. That is to say, com
pliancy with the law Of registration h,
auHusoIui"g cannot validate that
MWhich was before invalid
This decision reaches some phrases W
the law w ich have not besn beroto
fore interpreted by superior conrts. and
VIII In this view be valuable TO the pro
! fossion. 'N
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FROM FORT WORTH.
ALETrER FROM rHEvlLLAeE PET
His Friends Pretend that He Is in Rraz,,
"A Black Eye for the Bonds-A
Colored Preacher ON the
Ragged Edge, Etc.

FORT WORTH, March 20.--lSpecial,l-
a gentleman of this city has received a
letter from jim COPYRIGHT, dated Brazil
In which Jim says he has charge of a
gang of natives getting out lignum
vitae, on tho head waters of the ANA.
zon. McIntire is said to be in charge OF
a coffee plantation by some, and nv
others, ne Is located in Denison DEALING
monte, "0"''"s
me S6S,OOO worth OF city bonds were
solu, ana now they are not sold. Some
one teiegraphed to New York that
large amounts OF city scrip were on the
~ 81 [h . selllns at The ruinous discount
oi ~ per cent, but this is not true. for
since Il. Il. Beckham was mavor tba
the city has Issued no Scrip parties
credlllng the city having only an Oman
account to show, The banks have teIe'
graphed these facts, and the parties
bonds. '"No 'ne
Elder ). II. Smith, colored, pastor of a
bhptlst church, is in trouble with some
OF MS congregation, who have moi the
fear OF tho Lord before them, for no re-.
Sceives anonymous threatening letiers.
IN enect that unless he leaves he viii he
Jared and feathered, hanged, drowned.
Ellltd and .quartered. The reverend
gentleman has laid the matter before
mo authorities. Parson Smith Is well
khowh TO The colored population of Dali
las, having at various times administared
TO the spiritual welfare of the Dallas
negroes. ''''
Engineer Roach, injured in the wreck
at Village creek, on Sunday Last. IL re-
covering rapidly. 20
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New YoRK, March 2O.-Gon. Gram
passed good night aud iolt much bet
tor this morning. lie ate a heorty
breakfast. Gen. Grants daughter. Mrs.
Sartorls arrived to-day on the sieamor
Baltic from Liverpool.
THE REPORTS READ MUCH LIKE "pooM,
PuFFs FOR THE BOOK,
When DR.. Douglass arrived nj HIS of.
ice after his visit TO Gen. Grant 10 might.
no made this statement; ma
general had very good day ana n
quiet day, 80 far as pain aud
his condition is concerned. Indeed. he
remarked that he was free of pain. The
general during the morning and after.
noon did considerable new work
ON his book. lie was very
comfortable tonight, and | left hin
hs supposed, asleep. His pulse and
temperature we're about tho same. His
stomach and system generally IL In
good condition except he linps from the
effect Of his fall. Con. Granps dauqh.
Yer, Mrs. Sartoris, was taken oil tho
Baltic by tho revenue cutter, w. n.
chandler, this morning. Her brothers.
Col Fred. and Jessie Grant received
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Cnnltnl CITY rnillnrs.

rttE FREE uRAssirEs CONFUSED.
AUSTIN, March 20-lSpeclal.l The
action OF the senate this morning has
thrown the free grass fellows into dire
confusion, and they are caucusing TO-
night with view, 4, Is said, of prepar.
Ing free grass ammunition to bo used a.:
morrow, They have an able champion
In Temple Houston and no will not miss
tho opportunity ~ make the land bill as
odious AZ posslkle.
hRifIoN HALL ROBINSON, ESQ. OF JACK
COUNTY.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Jack, was made tho
happy father OF n bouncing boy yester
dav, aud has named him Britton Hail,
alter Col. James II. Britton, state on.
Eineer and W. l.. Hall, of the HERALD.
The father Is quite salubrious to-day,
aud doug as well rs possible uuder the
circumstances.
Senators. kloberg and PRESCOTT re-
turned 10 day.
ADJOURNMENT UNCERTAIN,
The house resolution to adjourn on tho
5lsl instant, was u special order In the
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The popular favorlte, Fredo,ick
Warde appeared again before an appre,
ciativo Dallas audience at tho opera
house last evening. The bill was "In,
gomar, the Barbarian" powerful and
attractive adaptation from the German.
IL Is almost superiluous to speak OF Mr.,
Mardo TO the patrons of the HERALD
Tue same intelligent conceptlon, the
same vigor and beauty OF elocution, nil
the graces that charm In popular actor
are yet aud again observable In Mr..
Watde. "lnRomar" ~ strong, good
play and was heartily received last
evening by tho cultured audience.
Mr. Warde's engagement extends
through to-day, including a matinee
this afternoon and perform
aanco this evening. The "Lady of
Lyons" Is the matinee bill, and this
evening the attractive double bin of
tho Merchant Of Vonice,n and Mr..
Wardo and Miss Willott ~ Katharine
aud Potruchio In "Tamlpg of the
Shrow." Mr.. Wardo Is peculiarly for.
lunate In his leading female support.
MISS hlittous Willett IN most charm.
ing aud accomplished artistic.
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snncc fnrIhn nnnhnr.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAs., March co.
Some of the ca,tlemen In the Oklahoma
country manifest great uneasi-
ness on account of the pres.
ldenVs proclamation. One prOspect-
ing party passed through here to-day
WIN Wow 20 securing a ranch la
southwestern Kansas on which 10
hold cattle the coming sum.
Iner' Two more parties are re-
port,J on The WY from the territory
lar the same purpose. A party OF colo.
s arrived overland yesterday
rom Colorado ut the bomors
camp here and several others
are on route. The main BODY of The
colony seems determined 20 ro-
main here for tho present.
The Oklahoma settlers have
prepared petition. to President
CLEVELAND, which Is To be forwarded by
mail tomorrow. Nearly | 500 signatures
WIN accompany tho petition. II recltos
that several hundred citizens from nino
inherent statos, many having thOir
families and household goods
ANA farming interests here, arc now
encamped pre- aratory 20 settlement
IN Oklahoma, having disposed OF their
homes elsewhere. After reviewing tho
SITUATION and recent congress.
slonai action authorizing tho
PRESIDENT 70 open negotiations
WIN me INDIANS, they petition him to
hppolnt commission 20 adjust the iu-
tetposng obstacles to tho settle
aud ask his commission 10 include at
least one member known to favor the
opening Of Oklahoma TO Immediate set.
tlCmoni.
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Tho Better way.

"Alwnys finish Que piece Of work DO.
fore you begin another"
Never you believe 10, That advice
came from stern, old.fashlonod dev0tees
of order aud duty who were mover bo-
trayod into tho eutlcing, sllken meshes
OF modern fancy work. or course, in a
general way, duty ought 10 como before
pleasure, tut ordinarily II Is a good
plan to have half dozen kinds OF work
near az hapd, 50 that ~ You do not ieel
like doing one you can be getting on
With another. A general programme or
routine OF daily work IN good Tor n
guide, but those will accomplish the
most and be the happiest aud most
companionable who humor tired nature
with tho pleasant changes she sug-
gests.-, Minneapolis Housekooper.
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Iast Nl,I,,,. A..

Last night about II o'clock an alarm
OF fire was sounded from tho down town
station Tho blaze, which proved a
small affair, was the burning OF Ed
kllthean's laundry, ON Commerce
. .t, Just cast OF P0ydras.
me engines were soon throwing gooi
telling streams upon the building. n
one'st9ry framo shanly built years ago,
ana which has toc the past few years
Poem used as laundry.
Times before. The building was
80 lar as could DO learned, neither he or
hlithean had any insurance ON the
building or stock. Tho loss of the build.
Jug and clothes and othor damages will
not amount TO over $500. The origin OF
tnq nre IL not known, though tho snppo.
room,
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lhnL Ill.mnrrl. rrn..,1

BERLIN, March 2O.-The promoters OF
the scheme to present Bismarck with a
birthday pieaeutadviso that the scboan-
hansen estate DO purchased for the
chancellor The project Is not favora-
bly, received by the majority O. The sub.
scribeis 10 the tuno, who claim that Bis
marcl already has sufficient riches and
that tho money subscribed should not
be expended FOR souvenir that would
return an income.
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senate for to-day, but was passed over.
as the general opinion is that it is i'm.
possible TO complete business by that
time. The land bin, appropriations and
penltentiaries are the important fea-
lures vet to be disposed of.
SPEAKER FOSTER PLACED RIGHT,
THE HERALD is not quite right as To
Speaker Fosters position on the Renew
client insurance association. He wants
them to pay taxes and make reports at
stated times of deaths, assessments. mol.
llcies paid, dues received, and how dis
hursed, and is willing that they should
GO TINS without a money deposit, as is
required of othor insurance eomnanie.
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PALESTINE, March 2O.-lspecial. l.
rho continued cold weather Is causing
nneasiness lest Il reach tho freezing
point anu destroy the splendid prospect
Tor big iruit crop this year.
Mr.. Peterson, a scandinavian, IA now
planting In the suburbs of this city eight
acres OF as many varieties OF grapes. lie
~ an experienced grape culturist and
nss experimental extensively with the
naive grapes OF this country, producing
most excellent quality OF wine.
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LATE pEl,snNAIs

), d. Ivos, San Francisco, il stopping
at tho Windsor.
George b. Harrison, Chicago, ia stop.
ping ut tho Windsor.
j, II. Pattor, Of Monmouth, Illinois. 4,
registered at tho Windsor.
Il. g. Mower aud wife, Fort Worth
are guests OF tho Windsor hotol.
Mr.. Il, q. Nicholson, with NJ, Schpei
der x Bro, sherman, is spending I
couple OF days In tho city. Mr.. Nlchol
son was formerly with Thomas Randall
n Nephows, this city.
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InsurraetIon In Ilondnras.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, NICARAGUA,
March 9O,-News from tho interior ru-
ports that tho Nicaraguan anu san Sal
vadoleau troops are massiug on the IRON
tier OF Honduras. 10 is probable au at
tack viii shortly FOLLOW. Honduras is
reported TO be Ia u state of instruction.
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PERU, March 20 The San Salvador
legation in this city has been sup
pressd, owing to the minister o, that
republic, Don jorge de Izanos Pinto,
having made himself obnoxious to the
Peruvian government by ospouslug the
cause Of tho opposite political party and
thus end0ug5riug tho amiCahle relations
between the two republics.
The steamship Cosma reports that sho
found the Sarita, which left here re-
Gently with laburers for tho Panama
canal, in ChimbOte and IL is supposed
she must be In an uuseaworJhy Condi-
ton.
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THE CASH or T0NouIN

LONDON, March 2O.-The st. James
Gazette asserts that the French govern
ment has intimated to tho Chinese min
lister at Berlin that it considers re-
newal Of peace negotiations desirable.
lhe minister replied that China would
never pay the Indemnity demanded Inv
France for the Lang Son affair, Ia view
OF this reply, the Gazette concludes that
II negotiations tor peace are resumed
they will DO ON the basis OF the complete
cession of rOnquin TO the Fronch.
China, the Gazette says, will not permit
temporary occupation OF the island OF
FOrmOsa.
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Anoiher Mo llnrrnr.

SEATTLE, w. r., March 20.-Firo this
morning at o'clock destroyed the ORR
entail hotel, u frame building. Tho house
was filed with guests, whose frantic
screams were hearth ending. Eric
johnson, a Swode, aged 50, was burned
10 death. W. !. Tooin and Edward
Downie were fatally injured. Ton 9th.
ers were severely Injured In jumping
from the building, none fatally.
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BR1DaEPoUT, CoNN., March 2O.--Mrs,
John Mailen's boarding house, in East
Bridgeport, was burned this morning.
Mrs. Mallen, who slept on the second
floor, was burned TO death. jerome
Bowoni a b0arder, Is missing, and ID
supposed % have met q similar fate.
George Rutherford, au old fireman, I'm
9hdeavoring to sayo Mrs. Mallen, was
horribly burned about the face and
hands. Mrs. Mallen's four children,
and several boarders, barely escaped
with their lives, Nothing was saved but
their night clothing they wore. Tho
ORIGIN OF tho fro Is n mYstnrY
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Enslnnl M ln..in.

KEEPING UPIHElR COURAGE.
LONDON, March 20.-Tho DulSo of Ar
gyle publishes a letter, in which ho says
he hopel all parties in Great Britain
VIII irmly insist on maintaining The IN
dependence and integrity Of Afghauis-
tan and the dominion Influence OF Eng.
land In that country,
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Neurological.

mao W. AANhNhs
NEW York, March 2l.-Polico lnspec.
tor Thomas w. Thorno died suddenly
this morning In Broadway store.
DAVID w. PERRIN
CHICAGO, March 2O.-Tho Intor.
Oceans Contralia, illinois, peclal SAYS:
David w. Perrin, u survivor OF tho war
or 1872, died here to-day,
aged % years. IIo was high In
Free Masonry, and, with a single excep-
ton, probably the oldest member of tho
order in the United States, having boon
one OF The fraternity over 20 years.
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O3 ELM sTNEEr
AT rms 81. oroR0I


w g Cain, Tyler; w II Beuchamp
Ennisi A T Edwards Fort Worth; Gee
Murray, w Blair, Corsiosua;B ] Will
liams, NJ l. Johnson, Caddo Mnls;J W
Loveu, Doport, Texas; Mrs J $ Boggs, j
y Whitfield, w IL Brooks, Terrell,
Robert Donnoll, Morgan; w j Durham,
V ID Levy, Dallas; WIS Fry, j A Ball,
Denton; Logue, Texas; u Lakewood,
knnisi McCqnloss, Dallas; + Binko,
El PasOi w III Davis, l. J McCoy, Fnrl
Worthi w A MoMullen, Chicago; j w
CaVitt, II Cavitt, Bryant Campbell,
New York; j w Crayton, Rocnwall; W
J Russell, Marshall; J q Nicholson
Mrs Wideman and daughter sherman;
Mrs Geo Oatm an, Denton.
At THE GRAND WINDSOR.
Mrs Nj Is Sterling aud child, Texas;
Dan Stuart city: ] L Tully. New York
WI Hill' Syracuse, Now York; Fred.
erick Warde, Robert q Hudson, Miss NJ
Willett, Miss Kato Meek, Miss : MANY
penny, John u Kellers, Joseph Ran
some, John Daley, Edwin Lawrence,
Charles Byrnos, George 4 Nash,
Thomas II Garrick, Walter Osmond,
Marwood Andrews, Frederick Warde
Combination; J G Dubois, philadelphia:
l. II Dyor, Colorado; Jeif Lamar.
- Louis; George b Harrison,
Chicago; II RlchM dson, Chicago;
X Kelly, Terrell; l. NJ Knophy, cltv;
Victor Bromet, New Brauniois; A Win.
cont, Houston; A Preston, New 0rleans :;
III Pattoe, Monmouth, m; Il V Burns,
san Franclscoi w Il Simpson, j p Mar,
tin, st Louis, Mo; Victor Jacobs, Max
Brewseri Now York; 4 Is Smith, New
Orleansi ) ID Ivos, San Francisco; N D
Head and child, Sherman; Il G Grower
and wife, Texas; q II Brigham, Colora
do, Toxas; II NJ Henry, q q WILLIAMS,
- Louis; ID NJ kendrlck, Geo + smith,
New York; II A Manning, Dallas; Tt0i
o Bradheld, Rockwell; II NJ Flood, |. T..
Chsndler, eityi X q Scott, Alabaml b;
Chas p Virgins, Indianapolis; A W
Osmen, 4 W Bunnlng, New YotN +;
Frank @ Case, Dallas; Mrs y II Smiti,
Wisconsin; q A Qulniin, Corsicana.
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retired, n or der TO allow the iafantry 10
Thn v4liey among the scattered army.
t hne ARABS again closed up and pursued
.ne cSv rtf around the hill, where thew
WHY lle1 Dy the guards drawn mn IN
square. The Arabs cbarce5
t tLe square with yell, but in the face of
the wllnerlng hire which wss kent nm
they were unable to approach nearar
than within 20 yards of the line of bavo.
nets. The guards were perfectly cool.
l1klhg among themselves until
1ne moment of the charg,I
Inc calvary reformed and cuarTed
tne scattered rebels, who had bean
reinforced by those from the right.
me rebels still showed admirable
courage, but appeared to be bewildered,
me British followed the fleeing Arabs,
pouring in hot fire at overv point
ana never allowiEg them Time TO
concentrate, BY noon all the hills had
peeh GIeared OF the enemy and occupied
by the British. The rebels : in
contested the ground inch by inch. Onr
attack was scattered and irregular
win brisk fusilade in ali di-
rectlons,. the artillery shelling the
enemy from various positions, AZ /
O'Clock the country appeared clear of
IoneIS anu the British were about to
Withdraw to the heights, when
number OF the enemy
appeared and firing was renewed. II Is
os1iilated that the enemy lost 600 men.
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Cork nnl tic prlnrn

LONDON, March O.-Tho mayor oil
Cork has puhllcally aunouncek his in.
tentiou to officially ignore the visit of
the Prince aud Princess of Wales.
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The Treneh unn scarch.

LONDON, March 2).-Fitzmsurioo, uu-
der foreign secretary, In the house Of
commons this afternoon, stated that
the government recognized the right of
Frause 30 search for cputraOsnd all
neutral Nessels blund for China.
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District Court.

Judge Aldredgo yesterday sustained
the Injunction suit OF CASTOR 4 Thomas
against o. II. Gillespie, restraining tho
latter from levylng upon mo propertv of
the former 70 satisfy n claim ALLEGED To
nave been due for taxes. The demand
OF the county assessor was adjudged no
DO IN excess OF the amount really duo.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
7o' ELM srRrEr.


HousroN, March %. -lSpocial.l The
Increase Ia tho capital prize for the
New. Orleans drill was received with
much satisfaction by the Light Guards,
who expect to onter tho drili,
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Tho sucs Canal and the powers

LONDON, March 20,-Delegatos Of the
powers are to meet at Paris on March
30, for the purpose of dra wing up an act
10 guarantee the freedom OF the Sue1
canal.
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lhe Germnn nuty on COTTON nonh.,

BERLIN, March 2O.--The committee OF
the reiohstag, to which the matter was
referred, has decided to recommend n
duty on cotton goods ot 100 marks per
II kilos
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Kldney troubles manllest themsolves

Kidney troubles manifest themselves
In variety of ways. Prompt actions
N necessary 10 prevent them from re-
sulting seriously. Mr.. r. Baily,of Chill.
linuthe, o., writes; 81 have AZ times been
which suppose originated from an ar.
fiction Of the Kidneys. When I had
the last attack l useo Misbler's Herb
Bilters and was relieved Think Il Is
an excellent tonic.i