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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-19
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

hereby certify that have carefully com
pared the foregoing with the original House
File 504, on file in this department, and
that it is true and correct copy thereof, and
of the whole OF the same.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
49,, State this 18th day of March, A
GREAT D. 1885.
SEAL. FRED Won BAUMBACH,
N'~r~' Secretary Of State.
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SECTION ONE.

That section one % of an act to amend
section one ~ of an act entitled, An act to
amend an act to authorize the County of
Ramsey and the City of st. Paul to issue
bonds to build an almshouse and a hospital
and for other purposes, approved February
twenty-ninth (29th), A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two QS72), and
the act supplemental and amend tory thereof
approved March sixth (6th), a. n. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-six
QS76), approved February sixth (6th) A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three 1883, is hereby amended by striking
out of, in the fourteenth OATH line of said
section, the figures three hundred 5000, and
inserting in lieu thereof the figures four
hundred and fifty (450).
SECTION TWO.
This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved this tenth day Of March. A. D.
eighteen hundred and eighty-iye QS35).
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
hereby certify that have carefully COM
pared the foregoing with the original Senate
File 357 on file in this department, and that
it is true and correct copy thereof, and Of
the whole of the same.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
f-, State this 18th day of March, A.
GREAT D. 1885.
J SEAL FRED Won BAUMBACH,
l~l Secretary of State.
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an act

To amend section eleven cd of an act 10
amend an act aud consolidating the sew
eral acts relating to the Board OF Educa-
ton Of tee City Of S. Paul, approved
March first (n, eighteen hundred aud
eishty-ihres QS33}.
Be i Enacted By the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
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An Act

To amend an act entitled, An act to amend
section one % of an act entitled an act
to amend an act to authorize the County
of Ramsey and the City of st. Paul to issue
bonds to build an lmshouse and hospital
and for other purposes, approved February
twenty-ninth (29th), A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two QS72),
and the act supplemental and amendatory
thereof. approved March sixth 9th. A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
six Qe76).
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Min nesota
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''I'n take leaf out or yoGr books
That's right take something you ez1
unders:aud-elzak leaf, FOX instsace."-
Boston Budget
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sErTroN one.

amend aud consolidate the several acts re-
lSiing 10 the Board OF Education Of the CITY
OF s. Paul IS hereby amended by striking
cut after the word ''elect'' In the fifth line
down 70 and including the word SECRETARY
in the sixth 9TH HEe Of said section. aud
insert in lien thereof the following words,
VIZ "A President aud Vice President from
their number, and Secretary WHO shall nOs
&c member Of said Board,n and that said
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GRATEFUL-COMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Iy thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton, and by q careful application OF the fine
properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with q delicately
favored beverage which may cave US many heavy
Doctors bills. 1t is by the judicious use Of such
articles Of diet that constitution may DO gradu-
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency of disease. Hundreds OF subtle mala
dies are floating around us ready to attack wherey.
er there Is weak point We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified
with pure blood and properly nourished Frame"
Civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
IN tins only u and ~ by Groccrs, labeled thus:
JAMES EpPj & co. A' Gc2Dos E Chemist,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
hereby certify that have carefully COM
pared the foregoing with the original House
File 643 on file in this department, and that
it is a true and correct copy thereof, and of
the whole of the same.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
f~-, State this 18th day of March, A.
J GREAT D. 1885.
J SEAL. FRED Won BAUMBACH,
N-~' Secretary of State.
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CHICAGO.
milwaukee & ". Paul R'y.
1hE FAST MAIL LINE.

Pullman sleepers with Smoking Rooms and IA
fnest Dining Cars in the world ara RIM On AZ
Main Line trains TO and from Chi.
cagu AMI MiIwaukee
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AgEIrINa rnAras
Arrive Arrive
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Chicago and Milwaukee

Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Ex ......>- -. :. A 6:g
Davenport & Cslmar tx q 1O:9
Kansas City, Abba and
Mason City tx. ...... b 1913
Council Bluffs and Des
Moines...............B f0:s
Mitchell 4 Aberdeen Ex A 5:s
Chicago and Milwaukee
Fast Elk. A ia
Fast Mall and La Crosse
tx. ....... .... -. . o'E
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Ex.. 3 Ga
Kansas City. Abba and
Mason City Ep.......B Ga
Council Bluffs and Pick
ering -. ........D 6:4
Fargo & Niibank FIX. 3 ST.
81. Louis, Dubuque and
La Crosse Ex........ p 1912
A means Daily. 3 Except 81
Additional trains between st.
lie via "Short Line" leave both
ticulars see Short Line time tai
81. PsuI-Chas. Thompson, c
East Third street. Brown d XII
Union Depot. -.
Minneapoiis-G. L. Scott CIT
EicoiIet Hoass. Il. 3. Chamo'
Depot.
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Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk.
HogToS & MORRISON, Attorneys for Executor.
mchl2 4w-thu
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49, - 1890
A $50 q. m. A T;15 O. n.
q 10:35 q. In. y 10:45a. Il
ID 1885 a. m. B 1886 n m.
p 1885 a. m. Bf0:i5 I. m.
A 5:35 p. N. A 5000. n
4 1902. IN. A 2:15p. m
3 1925 p. m. B 4:0op. n.
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3 s:152. n. b 7:25 p. ~
y IN On n m z 1O:55 %. IN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-27

9s~sS@Ge does nCt iEply that pesss i,
80 nopeT1L- IL suply means tia,
EnGIAnd vii not shrink froz bsr "a
sponslolEtlss. and vii remove tie in
presslon abroad that England & re-
ioeLant 20 engage II sax."
lie STANDARD says- The sstire rs-
serve force Rnd th@ militia cozrri=s
ooiy I2s-oo men This nunbsr czz
eaSily Dc spared from Ehs aggregate
population, and viii Bot seriously inter
Iese via trade u agriculture All the
PREPARATIONS now oeInR made indicate
toat TIE cabinet consider IL more prob-
aols thai var viii De- declared than that
az stnleaole settlement Of The dif5cuity
vii Dc reached The nation is IN q la
f.sF 10 settle tue business once and for
III HE general impression - that
Esg!aDd II better Prepared for var nov
tnzn she has beea for years She
can eonnnne the var IA the S5Hd4n
aud Also send 1000 men 70
INDIA India vas never before 30 tran
q1H- Ihe Sozdan campaign proved
TEAL Ehe Troops are stiIi Whaf they we're
II the Old DAYS. Trade has been treat
ed 70 s1ch regime Of se!f-deniai that
there - - little to lose shr1agh sAr, and
never vas there such a time IN the
present generation when the nation
uoold - clearly scceps a. necessary
that which she never voaId Ascept As
her choice.
The Daily TsleQralA saws: There is
no reason 10 believe that the So. Peters
burg government will be reckless in
wrongdolnR. Alarmisi reports are in
the mAiR without foundation Every
thing - still possible IN the way of ar
rangeHsRt- There are some things
preferable 70 peace some things worse
than var. The exs use that the Gar il
unable 10 control bis officers on the
Afghan frontier would be more CON
vinclng II their acts were promptly dis
avovsd, bDs they never have been disa-
vowed"
The NStas hints that if necessary In
dian soldiers will be employed 20 do
garrison duty In England.
NOTES
LONDON, March 26.-fhe decision to
call out the reserves was taken in view
OF the Qneen's intended departure for
the Continent, 10 order to be prepared
for an emergency.
II IS reported that the Russian rail-
way from klEil TO Askabad will be con-
pleted in a fortnight. when the section
10 Mery will be commenced.
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WASHINGTON.


~
WASHINGTON, March "a prominent
hepnbliean otncial OF Idaho, VITO wa
formerly an Eastern Journalist. in a
lester 70 al ofn>iai in Washington.
MAKES soDs extraordinary statements
q 20 the anti Asrmon movement in
u 4 Territory. While a. much Oupased
70 psiygzmy a. one can Be. be says tkst
Tor business integrity the Moruous sar.
pass the Ge1sIlss IN Idaho: while ths
leaders Of the anti Mormon crusade sre
SIMPLY unprincipled traders in pqbIie
Office.
eme@ seeker.
WAsHIsGTOS, March a5.-It "a uuds,
stood that General Cerro Gordo VIII.
iaDs, Who was defeated candidate for
the Office of Minister to Aexico. viii be-
appointed Commissioners of Agriculture
Williams u practical farmer, and u
much better qualified for this ofics
tnan the poeltson for which he was an
applicant. Kentucky, too, il il said
VII be favored by tie appointment of
ex Congressman Phil. Thompson. who
vas defeated for the 0kioe of Couptniz-
siOneF Of Internal Rsvsuue. as eitbsy
solicitor OF the Treasury or Assistant
Attorney General. For the pi ace Of Sec
ond Assistant Postm asfeP General the
friends OF Bell Of ST Louis. and 81
Congressman Talbot of MARYLAND are
making A neck and neck raeA. ViIas
recon- tnsnds3 Bell for the Office Of P.rst
Assistant Postmaster General. and yinoe
the selection of Hay for that Office i. il
understood that Bell has bssu offered
the chief Clefkship 10 this Department.
ihls, however, he refused. Talbot Is
afged very strongly by Senator Coz
fnsn, and be has an extensive ConQrss
sonal backing Ia addition. Tie fact
tnsf ne - 80 strongly endorsed for
once by Congressional influence Il the
only reason that leads his friends 10 Re
lleve be will get the phase.
Anit.PsIygamy.
WASHINGTON. March %.-Rsv. DIS. II.
u. Aayior Methodist J, W. A. Bartlett
Presbyterianl, and w. A. Leonard
Episcopal all ministers of this city,
called upOn President Cleveland today.
aud presented memorial earnestly
urging him 70 eufsree the Edmards
anti polygany s.et. The memorial was
siRned by over thousand cleFgJsnsn
ana laymsu, aad the names Of soEse of
the most prominent diyiaes in the s,Juu.
tEy are attached 10 the document. The
President said he would give the sub
jest careful attention al an early Sxy.
Looking 10 Economy.
WAsHINgToS, March a6.-The Score.
tary of the Treasury has prepared a cir
cuiar isttsr TO collectors Of customs re
questlnR Information as 20 the practi.
cability Of reducing expenses Of COLLECT
Ing revenue from customs by oartailing
the present force of clerks and other
employees.
fntetnai Resenae,
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nGe has recommended a change IN the
several collection districts. ID is ex-
peeted the President will nominate a
number of collectors OF internal revenue
tomorrow OF next day.
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PACIFIC COAST.
kairhtna.

sAs FaAScisoo, March 26.-E. L. G..
Steele Of this city, who was the FIRST
President Of the Oceanic Steamship
Company and President of the Ameri-
can Sugar Raitiaino Company, has been
knighied by the kinR OF Hawaii.
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAVING APPOINTED TH0s. X.
II Pxmrhrsy aTsnf fer tie Wexssrn
ffe and Marine LnznrAnee Co. q san
Fnkacisen. vice 1sk A. Carey q Ca. ~
ttrs d al baBsnema connected with sad
eo0f4Ey. Aad reDawals e poztcsea In
forcs. VII D looked afteF b. Mr.. Pun
nAreg- sfKEL. DICKINSON & Co.
Geaernl ARe1sa. Portland. Or
Seaxsie. EsFcA u. issA nklf Ia
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LoSrps, March B.-Rarl Drrhv
Colonial Secretary. stated 10 the Lords
ms afternoon shat disputes had
arisen betseea Sir Hsrcales Robinson,
British Governor OF Cape Colony, ana
General warren, special BritaaA Com
missioner IN BeaAnnaland. bat that BE-
Dsroy FwW a. present engaged in adj
ladieastnR between the disputAsts, ana
hoped 10 BE able soon b Amicably Az
range the misunderstanding.
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faoaEEss ~ ran Wo&K. ALFRED Hol-
nAa. Who b soisarailAx in the Yakima
ysiisy. writes - fellows. under date Of
arch tsah TIE Northern Paaifle
n1iaresd has Hsw aSsxAuced ekgAty ses
rifles ffonI tka CoaauAhia river aeaf
emssorth, norshwesisrly. tow2ra Pugei
eana th& tfaek u laid % peant
- msle noEtA q kMtA YAKIMA III
- hssi efesane af the fskinaa river.
N tais poRt The goFA has hsen cem.
s.avels HIGHT, bot noe, indead, cognss
- t,ie ef aAr.s Gaatraais have seea
- e We - mile pass, naar Eiensbarg
snn Asisiias Valley. The agents ci
eaupany declare u 10 b the ear,I
- y eanarsrie the road aianee aefazI
- m'inntstiEs 70 Puess Soai,d. TIA
sl1nein vsek. hoveseF, vii e ver,I
1910 and there = eeEvefal fear thai
- stofsAein faeiAe leases the OreEosl
ssstSss and AavleAEioa lhs vosk hesI
~ - eostpRsds
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F7EH ~ ~ 2 . 1E1zIElE Q %
Parties contemplating sendinx for
friezzds in tho Eastern States o. Europe
sb0ald do 20 immediately as the aoove
rates are hAele 70 advance a ahy mo-
ment. A ChII.BEKG n CD.
Axensa
oases wsth weGlz. Fargo q Co Mi
sEresx. seaf1ia. W. T. tassaw
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TskSDEEs Ags SOLICITED M THK
sesttls 6ssiixhf Cosupany fur aIilna
ttses tec1s1n4 Eve hanArs1 and III
unblc yar1s 81 earth. FER par1leuiars
Aieki{ % =. PENffRLD.
- eapefiniea6enf.
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Asa Loah nan. wko wAs rseeualy Sc
sasea Of swindiinz twelve % the load
ana lawyers az Texas has framed the
sAarzs and nsss Il - dipleDA- be =
also q lawyer.
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: Ses Jersey tosn k2s 6ttsd 10 shs
sosl eAlt - 9 skAftaz rink. fer ths
% psse Of RAISING nsonsy 70 PAP oE ifs
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sGood evening. Tommy. l. y0ur So
Ger CsArsssz &c hnxaeg~
~Yes. sirs sheAseat In the Kitchen pop
pine eorn fer yoa.
~Poppine cora for nsey Why. hoe
very tksnehtfaL I like popeoFn very
uanan.n
$ YES, SIR. SAe said she was going 10
put q pas Of parcorn aEcer yo1r nose.
and IL yua dfdnst tske the hins sks'
give yoa The shake
someihinS besides corn was pcpped
thal esenise.
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In Ns9 Yo<k . res aerial naxtgstsen
eosnpaay hlls been for@ee With . caps.
cal shook 81 fi0na1l Experiments vill
be made vita Fsssrsons sectional air
ship
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TUX COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i foFe existing under the nFm 49, ~
stsie Of d de 4 0eigsr, dOinx hsIsineIm m
~. eitl o. Seattle. ktng countF, w, r.
2 ms oAy dissolved b. mutual conaeat
n. bods having purchased the entire "a.
.eicss % John 6eigsf In thsesussrn. All
=, ~ pa w Sue g ne l.ss arm q sa Be paid
nssln }. In the PoBcin building BsAffis.
W. T. HI lR0nE
Seattle. MareA n. 1855. mhs@
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cTsIzzA. y. c.. M&rsh SD. Sulii-
van. native of Nebraska, stAsrso.
passenger on board The Geo. w. $50
from San FrNncisss for shis port- diss
Ga board the arss night at SEA. Az i'm
quest s'as hesd. and = xeFdics of daath
from alsopleIy retaEned. The boay was
committed % The deep.
The failure Of Great Britain to nm
vide for the safety Of her dookyAri snd
scaling station hsre, i efsAsins m1eh
eonrnsnt. Ihsrs - AZ present. oely one
ship 90 ne ssatlon. and Russian 49,
10 bat II days sail fr9n Victoria
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ large and small dag, weed. monfh:
shsn. rooass s1Itkne sef Light kl,asokscD-
ing prices 70 s1it The tiinsusL $500 II
cor MaAkson. next % p, N. cfu,sek- ~ 4
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On ihe French nrpulIes.

PARIS, March 26.-In the Chamber of
Depatiss today, De LaFosse asked the
Governments TO publish the whole truth
concerning the Dong Dang affair.
Premier Ferry in reply read General
NeRrier's telegram 10 reference TO the
engagements. Ferry stated measures
had been completed for the dispatch Of
endorsements, the advance eoiumns of
which were arriving at Lang Soon. The
affair at Dong Dang. be said, was mere
ly an incident Of var, the effects OF
which our glorious commanders know
how TO repair. and which will not Affect
the confidence reposed in them by the
Chamber.
Dc LaFosse lauded the bravery OF the
French soldiers, and expressed his re-
gret that such men shOald be saeriticsd
10 mad criminal enterprise. This
speech WAS greeted 9ith mingled a.
planse and protests.
Ferry, replying 20 direct interpella-
ton. said; If you wish TO make the
matter a cabinet question. do so.-
De LaFosse thereopon declared that
although rcinforesments had been Pc
peatedAy sent 10 Tuoquin the expe,ii.
ton had been barren Of results.
The Chamber finally axsd Satuniax
as the Say for tas discussion OF the in.
teEPellation by Granes upon the pres~n,
state OF the Franco Ohineses9ar.
The senate decided 70 proceed 10 ths
discussion Of Cinasess bill increasing IN
daties On oeFeais.
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Fifth Street improvement Tax

TUX TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
CoaDeAl IN the district CT Ated b orsti.
nance "a % provide Tor the improT eEnent
81 Fifth srreef. Il Cow due and pAyabls A.
the ofsice q the CITY treasurer. All tAxes
not paid Nsthin f0rty days 81 the afsf
qualifications Of thta noGlne viii BE- declared
dellnquenL and . peuMl;y Of ten per cent
ADDED and tnseFest ~ the rate oe tan per
cent Per AMMAN charged.
J. d. IgowAAN.
tity freasuser.
first puhlicatioA. March n lssA 9
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tAsleA al n sAs faslisnahls snillin.
Nss0rs ~ CANTON Hans. tex snsl
~ AID eAitirea's hats. -
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seWeshinx view.

kER1.ES, March a6s-Bosh Cnamher.
Of the LAndtag aspated shelr presiaents
70 waft on Blsas&rck and ssnder -
thelr eengraialatioas On hia attaiuinD
kis lisa biFteday April la. nsxl Ia
sez1oa ef the Lzndtag 10 tina natter 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-27
In Parliament.

LONDON, March a6.-In the Commons
this evening Gladstone said England
protested against the action Of France
declaring rice coltEaband of war,
This announcement vas greeted with
cheers.
Rev. John kinney asked whether the
Venezuelan Government had ceded a
large territory in British Guinea to an
American named Fitzgerald, whs had
formed a limited company for the pur.
pose OF exploring the country ceded and
developing its resources.
Anthony Ashley said the question ia
still in dispute. The company b I'd not
entered into possession OF the territory,
and England had taken steps to prevent
the company % doing.
Henry Drummond Wolf. Conserya-
tive. asked whether, ia view of the fact
that Ice was vanishing 10 the Baltic
SEA-. The Government was prepared to
send thIther an adequate fleet.
Sir Thomas Brassey, Secretary of the
Admiralty, declined TO answer suah a
question. iChesrs. Beassey, replying
to Barren de Worms, said the Admiralty
was not aware that the British mau-of-
war Canada had been fred upon at Car
thaeena- as was stated in SUNDAYS cable
dispatch.
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HAY AND OATS,

0F GOOD QUALITY, ron sALK ny
~ r. < WhiEnsy, MK miles norfh a.
Lkeonner. sfe&mnrs can load a ware
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IcxDox, MtTeh Ss.--The hoase OF
Lords viIi dtssass the Qoseas message
toaAy.
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EMIGRiNF RiTRS
Greatly Reduced.

TNTIL FURTHER NoTICE WE
" VIII sell emigiazt tickets from Eu-
r0se ~ the following rates.
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House TO Let.

A SPLENDID HOUsK. CENTRALLY
Ma -a aap .e, s y = ca
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LozsoS. MArch n Tia .Ss4..Gz-s
says TIE liabilities Of Searznaraa 4 Co,
mere aAnss failed. amasns 20 a ,0N Ooo
he Failure vas caGssd By . decline in
wheat lxsf fail.
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soLpgxxs MOVING.

ST. PArt. March "a MaaitobA rail-
road officials eos an order from The Do
uiini0n Government - Ottawa today
for tue transportation Of go troops 10
Winnipa1. 10 arrive tomorrow. fhesp
are the srocps the G0vernnens asked
permission Of the United states 30
transport throaah 10 the soens 81 the
Riel rebellion IN tie Northwest Terri
tory,
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CoSsrASrISoPLE, March 8.-In polit-
ical circles here il is thought in the
event of war between Russia and Eng
land, sighting will not be confined to
The Afghan froAtisr, but Will extend to
the Black Sea- II is rumored that
Great Britain has already sounded the
Porte Is regard to obtaining permission
10 pass the Dardanelles in case war is
prolonged. The stay in London Of Has
san 1ehemi. Turkish Envoy, is attribu.
ted to the belief that Afghan troubles
are more likely than the Egyptian ques-
ton 20 effect, under certain conditions,
an alliance between Turkey aud Eng
land
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a Colony Net Wanted.

MADRID. March a6.-Advices from the
Dev Spanish colony en- Gold river, West
Coast of Africa, state the settlement
was attacked by natives. who DESTROYED
the trading buildings, killed Spaniards
and took MANY into capfiyitv
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LoSpox, March A.-A special CAhi
nss coureil was held khis aftsrnoon a.
Windsor Castle. hy eo<nmand Of the
saeen- Just ~ the Ministers we're
froza tha Farsizn O1lea bringing die
patches for Issrd Granville from Sis
Edward Thornten, British Aiaisteg 10
Rnssaa, and Lord Da4srin. Viesruy Of
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EEw OkLEAxs. March ~. The United
Htaies man 0f-War t,watara arrived last
evening from Livingston and Port BAr.
90, Central America. She had been or
dassd 10 these psints 70 bring home sick
ssd destitute railroad iAborefs. She
SOD on board seventy eight men. all
sriisFinQ from Malarial fever. One OF
he number, Harry Bauer Of Ne9 York,
died on the passage. When the sts,m.
o. arrived hero all she rescued we're sent
ashore except twenty ono. who were
siII under medical treatment. These
ssre sent 10 ths hospital.
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a. LO5n, March 9.--JudRe Brewer.
q ~ United states Circait Court. made
!. ordsr Of sale today of the Vulcan
- works under a 81 900, 900 mortgage.
vuI.ss cause 10 she contrary be shown
s.iugs April 1sih. the sale To ioclade the
asAt 70 manntaeaure BcsseHser steel