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New York, March lZ-Govornment.
and ashado lover for A., per cents. reg.
istered; Others UNCHANGED.
Railways quigt and lower.
state securities steady.
Trading. in tho stock exchange to-day.
until the liual hour of the board, was
tho dullest of this year. The
only stock which At the time
was pressed for sale WAS
Union Pacific. Among tho damaging
reports In circulation In regard 10 mi
company was ona TO the effect that tho
forthcoming report Ot the United States
railroad commissioners to tho depart
ment would show there had been an in
crease ~ aNou' '2Oo0OOO in the floating
uths OF mo company during the last six
months. OF last year. The difficulties be-
tween the Central and tho Union Pacific
ana tho published statement that tho
form had refused 10 receive freight er.
oept at local rates, wero also used by tho
bears.
Transactions 1000 shares.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
ILLINOIS AND ARKANSAS VOTES
Unabating and Unsvaliing BaIiots-Hon.
randolph Kleburg, OF Austin, APP
pointed Federal District At
torney-0ther Notes.


LINCOLN, NEB., March Fitzpatrick
Egan' president OF the Irish National
League of America, received, last even.
ing, the following csblegram from IT,
Harrington, NJ. p, the honorary secre-
tary OF the league in Ireland, and for.
warded the following reply in reference
to The action of the Dublin city council
to-day:
March 10, lsSj-ro Patrick Egan, lincoln,
Nebraska. 0''''
The corporation here to-day on the
suggestion of the league refused. by Al
votes to II, to address or entertain the
Prince of Wales.
lolSnedl TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.
ERIN's ECsTACY,
Lincoln, Nebraska, March 10, lsS5--To
TIMOTHY harrington NJ P Dublin, Ire
Your cable received. Your manly at.
titude of the Dublin corporation will
send thrill of pride to every true Irish
heart. In the name of the Irish Ma
tlqnal League of America than them.
lSignedl PATRIoK EGAN,
President.
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LONDON, March lT-Mr Pruel pre-
sided at tho banquet in London In
honor Of ST Pauick's Day. In PRO.
posing tOasts 60 the Irish nation be-
predicted that better times were
coming. lie paid a high tribute TO the
enterprise OF iHr-seeing manufacturers
WHO had advanced tho diversified iu-
uuSlr.o3 of Ireland to the
position they have now attained, bu.
ne thought If Irish men and irish
would use the excellent products
Of Irish toll, whenever practicable, To
the exclusion of sli other products, the
material prosperity OF Ireland
would DO more quickly developed,
her financial Independence he secured
ana her political independence speedily
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MESQUITE, March IT,, Special. Tho
music OF freight trains, since tho strike
ended, makes the town as cheerful as n
frontier village.
Capt, Selman aud lady have returned
FROM New Orleans.
Postmaster Kuox thinks tho civil ser.
vice rulus will "hold down" the rustlers
Tor his Office,
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PARIS, March l7-It.s rumofnd thAt
Germ Hy is io mediate betweol France
aud Nuiua
MORE ulIN ~ REygRs -
Gen, Briern 3o Lislc has nluckadad
PsEhoi. Tho remnant Of Guang,is
army lugam near Lang Chan. Yum
mans trmy hH retired IN tine direction
o. Ihuyau Qusu.
MORE HiY.ENuISG ORDERED.
Admiral Reunier'- squadron Of Al.
miral NourpaJ- ilHHt, vail he ordered fn
blockade he .uli rod Peuhi. On ths ar-
rival OF Admiral Reuner's squadron,
Admiral Gourmet eI' 1905 that 1000 rem.
lorcemonts be- sent to ke3 Lung
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nnven,t Yon ron ln.t Sos

ISAAC N. WOOD, Fishknl, New York.
July, 1881, wrote, at is two wears AGO
last spring since WARMERS SAFE
Cur' cured mo. | was called a dead
man but that medicine brought me To
me- take u fow bottles every spring
TO Keep me right" He was afflicted
Tor siN years with pains In the back
ending in kidney hemorrhage. Cure
permAnent.
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AK ORDERLY PARADE AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March l7.-yarious Irish
societies celebrated to-day by parade
which was reviewed by Mayor Grace.
IL was fine day and no trouble of any
Kind occurred.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March l7.-St. Patrick's
parade was very creditable one, and
the president reviewed it while passing
The executive mansion.
AT TEMPLE.
TEMPLE, March H. Special. To-day
has been gala day for the Irishmen Of
Temple, among whom are some of the
best citizens. Many of them wear the
genuine shamrock in honor of their
good patron, st. Patrick. The celebra-
zion of his day still goes ON tonight at
The city hall, aud their national songs
and pure Irish sports abound.
AT AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, March II. 900 Special - st.
Patrick's day passed of quietly here.
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plnonh under Rnnh.

j. +. Page, charged with violation OF
the revenue law, was arrested yoster-
day by Deputy United States Marshal
Sheffield and taken before United
States Commissioner Beutly,who placed
him under $500 bond for his appearance
before the federal court az Tyler AZ It's
Mny form.
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About France aud tho Fenlan.

l.oSDeN, March III tho house of
commons Haroourt stated that England
would not ask Fraace to reconsider the
arrest ana tho expulsion of Stephens.
nethuso II was nos ~ matter in which
England had any right 10 interfere. 80
It IS believed Stephens has not boon sub.
l,sctad 10 actual arrest, out simply or
dored To leave Franco.
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IL You Doubt. Trv 4, and Seq.

D. Nj. DEWEY, OF Rochester, N. Y.
Jan. % lSS2, wrote: "One OF the mos {
prominent physicians here found ~
grains OF sugar to the fluid ounce of
my uriuei was unable to benefit me,
then began using Warmers SAFE
Diabetes Cure, aud Warmers SAFp
rus Having used Eve hotties ol
each, l found my self cured,' y, n
Mt, Dewey remains well.
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PANAMA, March H.-Another revolu-
ton has broken out here. Gen. Alz-
puru has declared himself president
Yesterday, with 800 men, he attacked
the barracks OF The Columbian guard
The only force which opposed this at
tack was garrison of 100 men, who re-
sisted all day aud night. An iudls.
eliminate fusilade was maintained
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Arkansas senntorship.

LITTLE Rock, March l7.-Ono ballot
was taken In tho Legislature to-day for
United States senator, ~ follows;
senate Berry, II; Dunn, 10; Newton,
% Fishback, . House, l;,HOruer, |.
In the housG-Berry, u; Dunn, "a:
Newton, lOi Fishback, q; Hurner, 3;
House, 3; Logan II. Roots, q.
Adjourned Till tomorrow.
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A New German and British ransIo

LONDON, March l7-Annoslev, the
BRUSH consufgeneraI at Hamburg, has
sent lettor to Granville describing the
African syndicate of Hamburg AS
a chamber to promote the exten.
SION OF The German and the extinction
OF the British there with German coin
mes member OF tho firm of Wnr-
mems requested Aunesley to correct
the statement that tho Wormenns
steamers were not the sole property of
ttne hrnl and Annesley replied by chal-
Longing him to duel.
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THE REV. j. p. ARNOLD (Baptistl
Camden, Tenn, in 1873, was taken
with Brighps Disease, which produced
two largo Assesses. In 1873 another
abscess formed, which discharged for
eighteen months In 1881 two alb
scesses iormed. Ia then began War
ner's SAFE Cure, (which restored mo
10 perfect health" and June, 1888, no
wrote: "My health is as good as
ever" Try 1t.
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Mrs. CARRIE d. n. SWIFr. Roobss

Mrs CARRIE d. n. SWIFT, Roches.
yer, n. T., Tor - years auirerod from
hereditary rheumatism, many times
being utterly helpless, especially In
warm weather In July, 1853, she
used a few bottles OF Warmers SAFE
Rheumatic Cure, aud In January, 1885,
sald her restoration tu health was a.
conlple,e ~ miraculous. Cure perms-
nent. Try It.
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Spanish omcials Attacked by Moor,

MADRID, March l7.-There is great ex-
element here over news to the effect
that the COVER or Of Alhucemas, a smell
island containing fortress and prison
settlement belonging 10 Spain.
on the coast Of Morocco
whllo psrleying with q number of Moor
lsh tribes, under the supposed pro
lection OF flag OF truce, was attacked.
aud the governor and several other
Spanish officials wounded.
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FHhsacIl0ns I5,OOO sharfs.
Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CINoiNNATri March 1.-THE Tanners.
Hide u Leather Dealers association con.
tinued in session. A number moro del.
egstes were present. Tho officers were
constituted An executive committee TO
prepare busin for an adjourned meet
ing TO be hold 1T Chicago on tho third
wednesday In September next.
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roIt for sermon to Everyone. y

REv. s. p. SMITH, UniversalisD of
Marblehond, Mass, sufIerea Tor years
with bilious attacks aud gall stones.
In January, 1883, ho was cured by
Warndr's SAFE Cure. June 3 1884, hs
says; "There has boon no return of
the bilious troubles; | have not OK
periencod the leask pain or suffering
since my restoration by Warmers
SAFE Cure" Cure permanent,
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esh inns morning, when Gen.
1omlha, commander of the Columbian
guard, arrived with reinforcements and
SrI The revolutionists out of the CITY
Inc citizen guards are patrolling ~
streets. The, rebels are quietly en-.
canped outside the walls of the citu
SSw ",a.s help from BarrauquiiIa and
Soion before renewing their attack
Colon is in the hands of the rebeIs' who
are uhusr the command of notorious
t tbn nal They are piilaging
yno stores and the leader of the
lioo declares he will reduce The
CITY OF Colon to ashes of the government
troops attempt to recapture it. The
american amer marines from the United
states warship Galena, are kept in read.
mess to land az Colon. The Encl;sh
marines from the steamship Heroine
are guarding the Panama railroad pron.
erty at TINS point, News from the in
terror is favorable to the Nunege gov
eminent. 1t is believed the back nome
OF the rebellion is broken.
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Nh. MIIIer'. I1rIend. pl,n,ed.

WHEELING, W. VA, March l6.-Tho
appointment OF JOS. $. Miller 10 be
Uuitod States commissioner Of internal
revenue by President Cleveland, to-.
day, givos universal satisfaction Ia thi,
city, whore he has resided for oight
NMun. NM
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How a Chinese Famine :. KuoO,,., NJ.

~" "'hinese Famine Is Knocked Out,
hANGooN, March 1.-THE Chinese in
Baham are starving and have sent an
envoy to the Burmese commander for
succor. The commander has offered the
oh'h'se 5000 rupees and permission TO
1901 the town, provided the Chinese will
eVdcuste and deliver two of their lead
eis, me Chinese replied that it was
impossible to deliver their leaders alive,
put they would do so dead. The Bur,
G lmese accepted the condition, and tho
Chlnese slashed two bodies of mon who
uled OF fever, to give them the appear
ahce OF having been murdered, and sent
Vleul 10 the Burmese commander, and
evacuated the town.
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Russin's Arrtic r1n,dI,Ion

ST. PETERSBURG, March ia dis
patch from lrkotlzk states that the
Polar scientific expedition under Baron
Ioll aud d. Burge, il snow and leo.
pound near rundren, aud 10 is feared
mat most OF the mombers OF the expedI-
ZION have porishnd.
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IllInnla A.nninr,l,In-

SP8tNaFIELp, March IL rumor
was circulated this morning that a
bombsheil was o. be exploded in the
senatorial camp, bu; IN the Joint as.
ssmbly all was quiet. Mr.. S:reetor vO.
ted for A. n. Stevenson instead of j. G.
Black, rs formerly, on the joiut c)nvon
ton, which was the only vote cast, aud
tue Joint session adjourned,
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COLORADO CITY, March l7.-lSpeclal.l
The news OF the appointment OF Mr..
Jsckman ~ marshal for the western
dis.rlct Of Texas, was received with re.
greet by the citizens here, for the reason
that Shoril II. q. Ware was an appli.
can't Tor the place.
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AUSTIN, March II. - Special. - s.
Patrick's day passed of quietly here.
Clvn servlco Kerormrr. Kinl,Inr

BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE execu-
tive committee Of the Civil Service Re-
form association, of Maryland, adopted
a resolution Tonight, saying in the
selection OF Eugene Higgins for
Tie responsible position of an
pointment clerk in the trea urv 40.
partment has been a painful surprise TO
TINS association and ali friends
pl honest government in the
state Of Maryland, and it il inexplicable
only on The superstition that the score
,ary of the treasury was ignor-
ant Of the character and ante
csuents OF The person chosen; that
the civil Service Reform association
Of Maryland urgently suggests his i'm.
mediate removal thefotrom, showing,
rs a cause Cor such action, that his repu-
i1iiou IN this community is not that of
a man of integrity and hpl'0r.
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HoUsroS, March l7.-lSpecial.i Tho
finance committee of the Smugeriost
has collected large sums Of money with
which the fest will be given the last Of
April. They will make it an immense
success, and expect 10 entertain royalty
the singing societies from AL parts of
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HAMPSTEAD, March l7.-.Spooial.l--
About O'Clock this evening j. H.
Smith, an extensive land and stock
dealer of eastern Texas, fell from tho
railroad platform aud broke his loft
arm, near the wrist. The Same has boen
dressed by physician and he will leave
tonight on the " o'clock train Tor
nalina
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OH whnt Lovely Name.l

BERLIN, March 1.-THE German &C.
QUESTIONS on the northern coast
OF New Guinea have been
9inoially named Kaiser Wilhelm Land
rfedrick Wilhems Haven aud
frlnCe Heinrich Haven, and
Messrs. Bleicbrooder ami Hausmanu
are forming q company To work the
territory At Angra Pequina, South
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The report OF tho City Natio onl hank
no the close of business, Marcl, 10. which
appears In another column, shows a
healthy condition OF AFFAIR.", financially
speaking, and is credit 10 the manage
meut
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, March H.-For tho
west Gulf states; Fair weather, with
rising temperature In the northern por-
tiau; slightly colder In the southern
portion; winds generally uortherly.
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Marine Matters.


IVNI uF NEW ONLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, March l7.-Cleared,
The steamships Duubatine, Rouen,
Gertrude Fredoroks, Haven; Eureka,
Louisiana, New York,
Arrived: The steamship Eldorado
from New York; the bark Kralleviks,
from BOrd oaux.
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The city council met in regular ses-
sion last evening at tho City hall and
transacted r lot OF routine business
The boz I'd convouos again this morning
for tho purpose or considering certain
charter amendments now before the
logisl aturo.
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DRAw-PoKER Ia much dearer than
irV.w on an Opera Puff Cigarette.

In this issue of tho HERALD appears
we statement of tho Dallas Natlo nal
hank, which showing must be gratiIy-
INK 10 To stockholders and general p1b.
hc' ltSpoaks Tor itself.
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AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.
SENATE COMMITTEE IMPORTS.
some Made festerday-How Others VIII
be Made-House stu Di,cu.sins
Appropriations--New Ccun-
hes Contemplated, Etc.
= sNItfl I.NN.r IA a.
SENATE.

J SENATE,
AUSTIN, March 7.-ISpeoiaNl-N,Jr
Evans for the committee on pubA,
lands, reported back house land, hin
with numerous amendments, and IL was
made the special order for to morrow,
Mr.. Randolph, for the committee on
state aliaiIs, reported favorably the bin
chapter. 9" A'0D
Favorably: Authorizing cities TO Is.
sue improvement bonds.
faVorably: Authorizing counties 10
issue Jail bonds. '''os w
favorably; To prevent the employ
iheht Oh sailors on foreign vessels, with
minority report.
BILLS PASSED;
house bill changing the time for hold
ing court in the ninth district,
rouse Dill to validate the acts of the
city council of MeXia.
house plll requiring railroad oompa-
order IN
Littlepage. 7'''A
House bill regulating the manner of
working public roads.
Inc Dill amending the law removing
lne disabilities of minors was enprossed
also the bill changing the time for
holding court in the ninth district; also
TO authorize the employment of steno-
graphers In district courts.
House bill regulating tho manner OF
taxing testimony in civil cases was i'm.
definitely postponed.
inc senate joint resolution with house
amendment to adjourn on tho 9lst, was
postponed ill Friday.
Adjourned till tn.ntorr,vv n,o,,I,c.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bishop made an effort To get nm
ms resolution restricting speoc hos TO lO
minutes, but failed.
me bill for tho sale of timbered
school, university and asylum lands.
was engrossed and passed under an
emergency clause. The minimum
price IL 50 per acre In parcels of from lGO
acres TO three sections, trespassers on
Timber to be fined $50 to $500, half the
hne to so TO the iniormer.
the bill for the survey of countv
boundaries was passed.
AFTERNOON.
Tho senate bill transferring appeal
cases from Austin county to the Calves
ioil branch OF the supreme and appel-
late courts, instead of Austin, and eases
Oh RIVERS county, to the Austin branch.
was passed.
The house, in committee OF tho whole,
Mr.. Pendleton lot Bel) i'm the chair;
Several items we're discussed, and
nearly all adopted rs offered. The
salary OF the superintendent of public
grounds was reduced from s, $50 To $500.
me committee rose aud reported the
b III to the house.
In the house the bill regulating banks
was passed
Adjourned till night session, when A
done.
NIGHT SESSION.
me Oil rotating To public roads, fix
ing the l0nEth OF timo Tor road service.
was eugrOssed.
me oill requiring persons, other than
IoEulRr butchers, selling fresh mosts 20
bring The hides aud heads with them
was engrossed.
Two hours and half Of time was de-
voted 10 these two bills.
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LONDON, March 1.-THE wool salea
were resumed to-day. There was a good
attendance, and the market was firm,
ana $500 bales %. sidney and Port Phil
llnh was di.nusnL N
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Anxious About Overdue steamers.

LONDON, March 1.-THE steamers
Humber, Resta aud Vorsetzen, from tho
United States, have not arrived at their
destination, ana the insurance compan-
ios are AnXiuus about their safety,
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Iri.h nlstnrhnnrn-

DUBLIN March H.-Portadowu was
the scene OF a serious riot to-day. A
body of Nationalist rioters wrecked the
houses Of certain obnoxious persons.
Bands OF Ora4romeu parfdad the
streets aud great excitement prevailed.
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Drowned In New Yorl, Isrbor.

NEW HoRK, March 1.-THE bark John
Chase, coffee laden, sank ut tho dock to.
night, The captains wife and her in.
tHnt child were drowned,
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DOVER, DEL. March l7.-Shortly no.
fore noon both houses Of the Legislature
met In separate session aud ballotted
FOR United states senator, Attorney.
General Gray received The vote Of every
member.
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Preparing FOR an unwoieome Guest.

NEW York, March 1.-THE board OF
hoalth has directed tonementhouse in.
spectlon OF the city forthwith, In view
OF the probable appearance of cholera
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FncIIsh Nnvv T.tima,,,.

LONDON, March 1.-THE commissions
ers have agreed that the navy estimate
Will amount this year To El3,OOg, 40.
against ll,Gl6,0OO last year.
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An Exccllcnt Example.

CAMDEN, ME-, March l7.-Postmastor
Rich has resigned, holding that the of.
flee should DO tilled by one In accord
With the administration.
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Ia ProhIbItIon I.lw annstllnLinnnl

COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 1.-THE SUI
preme court to-day through Judge
Rathrock, all tho bench concurring
rendered an opinion affirming the con.
stituuonality Of tho prohibition law.
The opinion Is sweeping aud complete,
IL sustains the validity OF the iujunc-
tons 10 abate nusauceS as saloons, and
la every particular, and maintains the
provisions OF the act as IL stands to-day
on the statute book of tho state.
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GUYIhG GLADSTONE.
DRESS AND PARLIAMENT AT HIM
pscau.e Of the Russian Deal-Woiseley
wanted to Govern the SOudan-A
Chinese Famine Item Cen
trail American Notes.
Russia and England.

1yARLIKE FINANCIAL MOVEMENT.
RpRLIN, March H. Baron Won Blich-
,oOd is negotiating with other capital
,.ts with q Wow of placing a new Rus.
Ion loan. Baron Won Blichroed is not
Nv one of the most eminent bauk ers
y IN Rerlin, bu also the confidential ad.
,iser of Bismarck in financial matters.
NJ anpearauca iu the market as the
ssc,l agent of Russia would, therefore.
Ss very significant and would indicate
hat war with England was intended By
Russia.
THE PRESS SCOUTS IT,
LONDON, March 1.-THE newspapers
n, this city, without exception, COM
ment on the arrangement with Russia.
IN regard to Afghanis.a n. as vague ana
UNSATISFACTORY.
RussIA's UNDERSTANDING AND INC.
VIsos.
Gladstone in the commons This AFTER
noon read dipstch from Sir Edward
Thornton, the British ambassador ut s.. 9.
Petersburg, in reply To CiranViile's re-
oue5t to know If England's understand
ing OF the arrangement with Russia
was the same as that entertained by
DeGierS.
lDAL
Russian troops will not advance from
the position now occupied by them, pro
yided the Afghans do not advance, or
unless some extraordinary reason he
given for such action, such as disturb
Snce in Panideh. Stringent orders havs
been sent to the Russian commanders
to use every possible means
to avoid conflict or Indictment
IN conflict Tina abDVa orlprs will NO
repeated. Several interrogalions were
at once put TO Gladstone, but he de-
clined TO answer them aud deprecated
any further questioning Of the govern.
m6nt upOn the question at present.
Gladstone III connection with the Al
CHAN inquiries, stated that the demand
Of the British government Tor the with
drawal of the Russians from their ad-
yapced position has lapsed This an
nOuncement was received with ironical
cheers.
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia and
too hearty eating IL relieved at ON 90 Inv
taking one Of Carter's Little Liv ,r pills
Immediately after dinner, DoA'l forget
this. sN'
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Malt Money.

LONDON, March 1.-THE government
has provided G25,O0) for extra mail ia.
cilities with America.
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Lucky Ia Finding II.

LONDON, March IA quantity or
dynamite was to-day found concealed
In the Irish quarters OF Liverpool.