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why lie DIaa't Pan.

Vol SrIH Ne'rt,
Last spring an Indiana man started q
bank in q town in Dakota, and about the
lst Of OF October, having secured deposits
10 the extent OF $4,000, notice was one
morning posted on tho doors Of the bank
reading: Temporarily Glosed-hopc to
ray the depoSitors In full" Tho banker
wanted TO INST the temper Of the public
previous to big scoop. In the course Of
half an hour the doors were kicked in, the
office Quilted, the banker stepped on until
he was seventeen feet long and only two
inches thick, and the chap who had heId
a revolver TO his ear jOvfally remarked /:
"Now, then, my friend, We give you Just
five minutes TO unlock that safe and count
out the slugs to depositors in full" The
depositors were paid in full, and the bank:
er has come East In search OF more civil
DaoDlp
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Eseul aOtiees.


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
II G,nIc, sria In the C,ettS cncs II the Cirrai!.
Cgu lnI TIC Onuniy OF uhlo 0h A9nbni we -
diYbi February. A. n lNh
Tn ,,pas ni1ur. Mary Kenny. lAnCt " niInu,
Mar HAou bis vile, Jcrml ah LtaNIoi'l, May
Cr,WiOnt H. lir chapman =. i'aimtr, ynlla u.
Palmer his vie, john iAlhcf, taIah iGllhcF Ms
vIsr William |. faln'f AafAh lal1irt Ills
vTiis fA.pis Ihlu.rf FGnh Palmer his Ni's, Elau
4 Dlxuii. vile " ArhlllCa .bthUni dectssui,
Arhlil = !. DfIua, Anna u Haou ~ VIII. .Arai'
A. williamson. Jams Ail!AEhon hTf hu,irhli
IuSrlira T. piGuu, ilorctiJy " = JuuAlns q,
~ ", Junklna hcf hgaband, John Bii0n' Ahl.
tha j. FnE. Aliud L fuK bet husband, aud
ThonaS X. Dixon. PlAntiih'
~
p.,,,,r, u.,tIn LAnra 1. Mar,iu his vile, Win. 7.
DIXON, Anna niEuu his Win, tfna } Dixon, vile
OF Wils1I Dixon, DECREASED, F'hi'n = 1nn'
came l. Dixon, Jnanna Dixon, lllniuh ", iNA
on, Walter ". DlIuu aud iI0Hlnn biN1Hs lnlahI
hSlrr AZ Wilson Dixon deceased. Defendants.
iu ChAnocfJ.
The obI,cl Of tll, suit h 10 have sod 4 rrriain
parrrl Of Land iyInE To- the city u NhrcllhE ahi
slAir 81 Wet NlUinia, OF which wa; nlA"h ul,'l
hriT, II the Nd Am. Dixon. aui ihps, Nhg may
H. euiItI,si thrRtu The aid PANEL ol lani 70 -
so,i I. ihr sJulh half " lg numbered Ohe hihnhi
aud clshly tour ,isl Aid Is htnAlf'i 81 W. ~,
AIDE VI UhApline strvet, Ia what T. hhpem a. tiu
and IhaplInr'1 addition ~ ule AAidIily NhcLlC'
And AFFIDAVIT having brn mhlc Illli w ,nlu g.
Lstdnutt EiNAId Marlin. tAllih u NAlNu w 49,
NIilaIn r. Dixon Aul Anus liaun MS vile, IlilA
/ mTgt. vile al Wili0n ptHbti, dtgfa'ed Itan'ls
] Dixon, Carrie l. nlinn, JOANNA l'h"ti, hoihL'
n Dixon. Walter ". Dixon and I0iainr i'h"n'
infant heir. Of wilson lAUp, dscea-s'l, aiv ny g
idrBiS n thr state Of Wet Virginia, tie SAIL ~
irbisutS Ar ro,ulri 10 aplsaf Niihin uic lhn'iln
IfrI thc late Of tho INT publlraiion ol va. HtH,t
M tbc Clcfk ufiine u or AID lDun. a. ~ 9. "
H. boldtn IhgreiUr on the dnt Monday 10 Ahiop,
A b iSS aud do What Il noSyrsSTy !" Ihulot
ih,iT iutsr,StS Add Il l. ordrrud that c7ii9 az
iii GF,ier In Forthwith pqbliahrd oncS EtyE ~
i,nr siicCrssive wcCkA IN the wheeling Uauy lhWi'
ilrenrrr. q Ne H5paTeI pIinHd IN hvClly Ol "h"''
Ins Al'u 00ui'' " ions W. MITCHELL
,,,, ,s.t. clerk Ciuldt court
IONS ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Tho non rSzldent Defendants named In lhe alive
ofrr Of publication will take nutite thal ilr drl3
sitiSn II fiIonEs Dixon and 0ths1, viii ~ Ifrh
Al me ofiee Of Wm. u. lleaTue' 10. ~ A4'i
Ert stFtrt IN the city " Wheeling, and tIAiG 81
Wttt VirFinia, on the isth day OF AAfth' -. ~:
issi l..tS,-fu The hour II b.ciO'k A. n AMI
0'rif-k y. X, % be mad 10 evidence 10 the ta,vT
nSmei In lhc sOyc order Of publication on l.Aii vi
ibp piaintlfs sand II, from any tAiist, lhp MAllh
az no taid duidaltlnis shall moi he cJnmcisfu,
ar isiug o0mlnrncul, lhAil not bc fpmplrlcl 'n'
Thai DAY, the MkinE Oi the SamruiiI be aIFath,,i
irpin ulir 10 LlIAe NATL lle laias shall hGtg ue"
-, isiI,i VA. u. HEARNk,
felilTu Altllei l1l W. . s-...sss-.
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,b,By tlat consnsd hia 70 tbs bgusc Esd
~ o., a dom - iHufls p PaFsibia, eat
lain. cane iDld and gise up - the
rms Ring th- esrsI u baa,nsas BE hHl
.LaI s.gsrai hsnaffhAFts rrernily and H,as
rsfBt+lle,l 70 accept this adTlce. The
,,g,rf,i Siui,T in Washington has been .
s.y.tu OEr, OgiEg " the rap.d aud e1'
IRENE chanFs1 o! tsmpTatars AMI moist
gspz,gr Mitchell +. also III 4 gDo.l deal
n n. r.rr.a All has teen aiyissl 70 20
a.ay. los he will ny 20 laSt the seasion
tlfgI.t
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p,,rrrATloS or rapid beating Of the
hcaTt followed by periods Of complete ees-
alton a caused chiefly by nervousness
and lad blood. II the disease Is neglected
h Is liable to result seriously, esgeei9ly :.
a time Of sudden excitement fa1Iy nc
blood, strengthen the muscular and nery,
ons system, governing The heart 6y using
M Gnvsotts Yellow lock and Sarsapa.
riila. and You win soon be rid;oi every
tFace q the affection. pAN
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"How are dmcs?o "very dull, indeed,
and its all owing to the election Of Glove
land" "Nonsense!m "But l tell you III
so, and I'll bet You $1,000 that four
months from the day. Of Cleyelands in
auGuration more thRn half the shops in
Boston will bs closed. "Moonshine. I'll
accept your wager, but hold: -Four
months from the 9Th Of March is WHAT
Undergraduates Day." Take my hat
mo; It's too big.
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I'll. Ingenuity OF Woman.

"SIy DEAR she said as she laid the pa
per down, al see that some Of the Chicago
iiro engines could scarcely be moved on q
account Of the snow well, "Wellr
NV don't they put the engines on run.
nsrs when there Is mowT's "They Wonld
tbs1 Le TOO low to take water from the
S%drantsi' ayes, but why not lower the
hyjrantsfp He set his jaws and refused
10 be further interviewed.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For. Catnrrh.
Witch.Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir,
MarIgold, aud Clover blossoms.

A single dnac OF saniorl'E Radical Curu Instantly
rriiCyrS the most violent 'nCcling OF Head Colds
clean the Head a. ny magic. stnis WAicry dis
charge from tho Sosr and kyCS Prevents itlngillI
SSi,sS in ne iIcEd, Guns Nervous Headache, aud
ubiuEz Chi!ly AMI Feye1- In Ch5unlc CatAffh y
cleansSs the nasal passages Of innl mucns, rsnrIs
dc Lentgs Of lmell, lESts, and hearing Wien ahcci
of.fisIye matter sWcttens and pufihca the hfrhih
st1ts me cough and arresb the prErEss Of CAtArrh
towards Consumption.
Que bottle Radical 'nre, one box Catarrhal ~,
vent and SauiOfd'H Inhaler, all In one package. o.
ali druEEiEtI, for 81 %, Ask ioT Sauiorlb Radical
Cure.
FORM DEra LSp CHEMICAL Co., BoSton.
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George was making an evening call and
trying 10 muster up sufficient courage Il
declare himself. Looking at his watch h'
remarked: ats $50 o'clock. How nap
idly the time prsSes" as that ally sai,
the girl. II thought It must be longel
after TO-" He Staid 4 little longer, bu
didn't declare himself.
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DID.


YAHRItHG-On SUNDAY. February ". issi, nt
oelnst r n MAY ANH 1tNNt. vile Of Angus
IHhriinE. agoi - yeAn-
Funer.l Iron r,>iI,ucs. 40. III Cha Lac sirrct
thI CTuesdIyI aitefnoos AZ 0'sIOrk iuisrnea;
At GrvsnHOOi CemsterI. EI!cads Of The ianIly
am respectfully Invited 70 attend.
KtHG-On SUNDAY. February Is, l05, at9o'cloek
p T. At the residence vi ihe parci u, i6lf JAoOh
Strurt ANbEEW, infant SOn ol John }, aud LOUIS
King.
Punsr1i from the residence Of parents IBIS alter
noon at , O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited.
A proriOas one ir1m u has CONC:
a voice We Loved y HIllcNi;
mare L vacant In our home
Which never eau Be hltIl
FarrEelL dear chill ny gIon Il rnn'
SliDt Wa thT tEak, but 'IlEas UelldOE
Thy pearriul hAndsarE lHiA 70 rot
ArTrss thy liislrss uuis.lsS- htsast
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Senate senator Cameron has made arrange
msnts to 80 south on Monday The Sem
a a,O health Is very poor and has recent
" been growing worse. Il was his d s.s0
y. y r ana 4 possible, I'll the close Of the
y 80 Int his physicians informed him
that Il would be abgolaseiy l Ises N the
,aek me fresh spring tlo5pnete ~ $3.50 ~.
FI e las and that he must give up every
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M . tuppgusFY
~ AhtS ~, End Obto coUnty In Inc Cir.
h aE1 "! 80 ~ liz sanpiv
cut Couh WI .aAn Oo1As'
C. =. lFOWn, AdmlnblatoT o. the
estate Of Philip he1nGf, &c. 49,.
OoaSod, IN ShAuul''
Matilda NetEDer and otherL
l,,,,,i IN PM 1t Ifr n day Of January,
~ tSS SSdrniIbsd' SIpSinitd sistisl CuHi'
ill,iiSnrr i0F he puUIG will sell 81 puS.ie Auc.
tion al TIC front door q the Cout House d said
county on
sATt'RDAY. The s,lh DAY OF FEBRUARY, l7sb,
"a a,.t,.L =, a., t,tlpyInV ft.,l
commencing ~ ~ eiOSA - ''''
eatAts: .,,,,,, =, ca. lot, rpr,,,ct,d "A and 70
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TnE lAtestneUS from Africa Is that the
Zalu King hAa tie Group thus news ls
doubted by many, but notwithstanding,
the friends Of the king have sent him 4
case Of Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup and oonSe-
Iuently know his cure Il certain.
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Horsf0rd'. Asld Phosphate - Braia FOod.
Or. S. T. Newcomer, Greenfield, o. says:
an cases Of general debility, and torPoF
Of mind and body, 1t doez exceedingly
we'll" TThuW
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A GREAT PROBLEM.

-Tat, all The Kidney and Liver
Naiisno,
Take all the Ro"i puHEcrs.
Take all the RhmWGiic remedies,
Take ali the By,Jsp'ia and Indigestion
rsnOf,
Take oil the .Igse, Fever, and bilious
sI<r.fn,
-Tlle all The Br'ia aud Heve IOruo
FOFtrC~,,
Take al the GRO, health rsioreIs.
ia .sci take al tie l,,i quaii,i.s o. all Ihrsc
and the -@S
-QuaslkI Of all the bSsi mcJIcinrs In the world
and you will GnJ that Hep
-Bao, have the best curative qualities aud
pOwgn OF all -'nAcrRdtoh
In them. and that th,y will cure when any q,
all Of Lhesc, IinEly or --oOHhin'd
-FLL 4 Thorough TRIAL VIII give positive proo
NJ fhfg
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WAR SONGS.

Por AuRiTrrar!ts AID Gatherings Of soldier also
souE, ani lIynns iur Memorial DAY.
Like III. ba1k above tnrul!0ari tins /, rrry
great sue efs, and tvcgbziy likes the bright -.
trintle sougi 4 great fAFniie Nilh the Grand
Army aud With al Wb1 have bccu saliirts Cscd
extensively In War s0ug C0hecttN 11ru. " %
Ms!ird for Retail Price
OLIVER DITSOE & CO., B0atDn.
g. II. pnSoN 4 Co., ]. Z DrrsoS 4 Co.,
" nrIsdAAT, y. !. Ia Chestnut 81, fhllA
frlGs4TEAa
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called to the ncwness
of designs, quality Of
the work, and finish Of
the cloth, all of which
are brought to the high
estdcgrec of excellence.
The ladies are cor
daily invited to call and
look through this beau
tiful line of new goods.
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TO ADyERrBERs.-L0We5t BATS Tor aayerii
CD % 5. R5Sd1 : co q ssESss NY,
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BIZ. . Q. Railroad.
Lew A.lisIre a 9.l0P. 4 lnF SunnsrsslA
I0gTe RiIisln q 600 A y - sunneffed I'D
TsnayinG AuiT0 q BeliAirN, inS AZ IndSVSs ~,
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Ioe.i and throaEh tiekes arc Bold va Al he
, sSSSs liR Ssy !. 5U Sa ssfss ISsSa O1' ~
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commissioner Sale.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu-
" AHLE PROPERTY. -
StAtr oi West YInduiA, Ohio County. IN Inc Ih'
s1,t i,ouFt Luf aid CUnnty,
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G. p. IloUn, admIniItptOT 0f the
CslAio Of Philip AetznGE, Dc 49,.
ussSld, fln NhAhuIg'
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PANAMA, March 29,-Senor Arose
mena on Friday resigned the Presl-
dency and was succeeded by Gen. Com
ima. Gen, Correuso has been appslnted
minister Of war. THIS is believed TO
bo the result OF tho recent conference
and IL Is hoped that II is
a sign OF poace. Gen, Comma Is the
fourth president since tho lst day o
January, the other three boing Wives
Leon, Gen. Vela and DR.. Arosemena
The nows from Carthagena TX unfayore.
blo 20 the government. The city 4.
closely invested by the rebels.
MAILS srOPPED-A gENrrAI. Wrrrpn
GALvEsToN, March 20.-Later cable.
grams nom Panama say Gen Preston.
in AspinWall, has refused TO despatch
outward mails 10 Carthagena sent
through the British Cousulates
and National Postal agency.
The mail bags were today
returned 10 Panama on Saturday. Gen.
Curraso. the new secretary of war, was
taken prisoner by. Gen. Aizpuru, To
whom Corraso had carried peace bro.
posals. The rebol general excused
hi3 conduct by saying Corraso
had brought no credentials TO hlm.
News from the Interior states that An
toquia has surrendered to the govern
mont troops. The rebel camp nt Ma
vnnlo, near Buena Ventura, has alsOsur-
rendered, Tho Columbian guuhoat
B1yaca, lett Buena Ventura ior Pan.
ANA Yesterday The guard Of the
United states man-Of-war, Wacnusett,
ON tho railroad was removed Yesterday.
The British steamer Heroine left TODAY
for Puutar0nias.
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LONDON MARCH 2g.-The recent meet
Jugs of MuYucas Pasha, Hssbar Fehmi
Pasha and Earl Granville were in CON
neotlon with the Egyptian financial
convention. Tho Turkish Government
Is i0uotant to sign tho Convention
thinking II implied recognition OF tho
hombardment of Alexandra ana
positions before Killua. Col. Herhin-
ger, IN tho fare Of superior number of
the enemy, and, exhausted of ammuni
ton, was obliged 10 retreat 20 Dong
Dong: ! am massing forces on tho Chu
aud kep ROnnes, II tho enemy still in
creasos ! shall retire to Song Keor.
Whatever happens, | hope 20 be able
10 defend the whole delta. Please
send endorsements "a quickly as ros-
The cabinet met at 8 o'clock this even
ing Another meeting tx called for the
morning.
Tho Journal des Dabals saws:
"Franco will make the necessary Efforts
Ia behalf oi her sons Ia Tonquin. Rein
iorcemenis viii bo sent, not tomorrow,
but to-day. Tomorrow, however, we
shall sec with whom the responsibility
rests.n
In Steele urges "A French expedition
% pekln and says Premier Ferry will
make statement In the chamber OF
deputies tomorrow.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Mr. hOSt, Of Cleveland, Ohio, Kills a
Strange Nigger.
AwARNINe TO wlNnow-PEepEas
Jim King Carved Unto Beath as
Houston.
HENRY MosHER SET AT LIBERTY
The Bayou City Absorbed In Scandal
Suit for Character Damages -Tobo
Nitcholl, tho woundsd Corre-
aPondoat, Doing Wen.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
smulrkIlnr on the Rio orAna.

PtEpRAs NEeRAs, March 2O.-[spec.
ial.l-The Diaz proclamation for am ex-
ira force Of 800 men on this frontier to
repress smuggling, created sensation.
Merchants IN both sides are now heart
lily pleased, hough all admit tho man
hre badly needed. Struggled Qoods
find frequent entrance into tho IjniIed
states, but 10 times the quantity 90
to Mexico. Ths force OF mon
employed by each government
Is totally inadequate 10 perform The
work required OF them. Smuggling il
carried on opellly In wonderful defiance
OF the law on icisls high in power in
Mexico are frequently charged with
completely in tho course, and tho large
fortunes made on tho frontier hv
officials lend color to the assertion.
Smuggling has grown rapidly of late
years aud largo capitol Is now eiEployed
in It,, directed by men well known 10
everybody. W
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CLEVELAND, March 20.-For several
nights past tho family OF w. d. Hoyt,
40 Sibly street, has been annoyed by n
man looking in At the window. About 5
o'clock, ihis evening Mrs. Hoyt
hotlced the face ut the
window. Mr.. Hoyt went outside.
revolver In hand, and seeing tho man in
tho yard, he commanded him to thro,v
up his hands. Tho stranger reached for
his hip-pocket aud Hoyt hred, shooting
him through the heart. The dead
man Is a mulatto, whose iden-
ity IL is impossible TO as.
ascertain. Hoyt gave himself up to the
police. Ho is stonographer in tho am.
ploy Of the Standard OIL Company, and
came here last summer from st. Louis,
whore ho was employed by tho Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad,
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CAsUALTY's CATALOGUE.


AT BOSTON.
BosroN, March CIV. M. Quinn n
Co.'s ourrying shop burned. Loss S7O,-
0OO; insurance $2s,OOO.
BIg BLAZE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, March 20,---Fire COM
plat0ly destroyed Schumacher Il Ettin-
gers lithoraphio art ESTABLISH mt, 80,
"a aud 20 Blocker street, Tonight rno
total loss is about $350,00O, of which $780,.
coo is ON the building, and believed
TO b9 insured. IL wns over
four hours before tho Haucs
wero got under control. In CONSEQUENCE
of tho secure way In which the build.
Ing, with it4 Iron shutters, was
locked, the flromon bad muOh
difficulty in forcing an open
ing through which stream could bo
sent. When hole WAS mado tho smoke
and flames drove the firomen back and
more timo was lost, About 100000 peo-
pic fl0oked TO tho vicinity. Twenty on
ginos and the reserve police forces
Of i've preclnots w0ro 80 the sceno a
half hour Rltor the oOnllagration started.
A colony Of Italians In tanemo % ad.
Joining the blazing building were hur-
rlod from their homes, aud were no
sooner out Ol tho way than two five-ton
wator-tanks fell from the rof of No. "a,
carrying with them portions of the
roof and the front and side
walls. Several persons were
knocked down. No one was seriously
injured. Engine No. 20 was oonsidera.
bly, damaged and tho wator tower
wrecked. Then the roof fell i1, but tho
flauues were not allowed 10 spread TO the
adjoining tenements. AT st. Eirnabas
Protestant Episcopal home, adjoining
police headquarters, thor0 was much
oxcitoment.
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France and CHINA.

ANOTHER VICTORY EoR THE niaTAins
PAlhs, March Is. - Chinese forcea
gained victory over the French forces
nj Lang Son Friday. They carried the
Key OF position and entrencAmants
The French refreshed beyond DougDonR,
They are falling back on the Long Koi,
me Frongh loss in mon and gunBia I'M
known. The Chinese, IT Is 0stitsated,
are 10000 strong. lhey mon,
ace the French line Of com.
muuiCation with the y9utn.
IL Is reported in Paris that Gen. Briere
90 Lisls aska 10000 reinfl.cem0nts The
French reverses have Increased tho 20
litical excitement in Paris. The mar.
row maiority obtained by the govern
ment yesterday on the vote OF conf.
deuce, leads 70 the expectation that the
ministry will be defeated In the neyt
T0nquin debste, and then resign, Tho
radical and Monarchist organs predict
the early fall OF Premier Ferry.
GEN. NEGRIER WOUNDED.
The Following dispatch has been ro.
oelVed nom Gen. Briore de Lisle, dated
Hanoi, March 2S:
"l regret to announce that Gen. Nc
grier has been severely wounded and
obliged TO ovacuato Lang Son. The Chi.
nese, Ia their large columns mado
an impetuous attack ON our
Euglaud's subsequent actions in Egypt,
which wero considered as opposed 10 the
sultau's soyoraignity and likely IA
produce u bad impression on the
Mussalmaus. IL Is reported Granville
threatened to give Musuras aud Fehml
their passports, and break OF diplO.
matio relations with Turkey, unless
the sultan signod a flrman
for loan of G9,000,000. The
sultan, II Ia said. agreed TO tissue the fire.
man, still refusing, however, 10 sign tho
convention, but he aiterward called n
council Of the notables and finally de-
cided TO sign tho convention, with GER
tain reservations, which Granville ac-
oopted.
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woman snrrnro Arrnmnn..

dRoEsBEEcK, March 29.-[Speclal.l-
Mariana y. Folsom lectured on woman
suffrage at the courthouse, last NIGHT.
TO very large audience, consisting am
tlrely OF men. Her address was logical.
philosophical aud sensible, GCoI.1
Phil Claiborn, OF Bsstrop, renlied in
rather u rough mAnner, his speech con-
sisllng mainly of vulgsrity, profanity
aud ridicule. But the plucky little wo-
man, nothingdaunted, rallied with com
hoaure, and in very quiet and digni-
He'd way proceeded TO demoltsh tha old
gentleman, which sho did with great Of
ieet, wofs'ing him buddy on his facts
ana completely routing him irom tne
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sherman slnlnrs.

SHERMAN, March 29.-LSpeclall-The
meeting last night TO perfect arrange
ments for the reception of the veterans
OF 1896 was largely attended. Commit
tees TO arrange oyorything necessary
were, appointed The anniversary OF
San Jaointo day will DO a gala day in
Sherman, and the old Veterans win be
welcomed with such welcome as 10
add now lustre to tho historic day.
A heavy frost this morning. Fruit
uniniured.
Tho Mayor was notified yesterday
that tho city of Sherman was sued la the
federal court at Dallas ON the bonds
given to the railroads.
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uillsboro on ska,es.

HILLsBoRo, March 2o.-TSpeciaLl-At
Hillsboro skating rink last night an in.
teresiing aud exciting contest between
the young ladios came Off for the hest
and most graceful skater. The prlze
wasa lady's solid gold pin which, hy
tho judges, was awarded TO Miss Peal
Bird, hut the Judges made special O IN.
pllment to Miss Eula stroud and Miss
White. On next Friday night two prl.
zes Will 100 offered 10 tue Young men
one Tor the best skatar learning on
Hillsboro rlnk, the 9ther for fastest
time, one mile race,
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Russia and England. .

rHis WILL NOT FRIeHrEN TnE BEAR.
LONDON, March D.-Dispatches rom
Gulran and Penjdeh show the situation
ON the Afghanistan frontier is un-
changed. The commission under tho
eommand Of Gen. Sir Peter Lnmsden
has completed the hasis Tor dallnention
oi tue boundary mud N still awaiting the
arrival Of Gen. Zelinow, the Rns-
Hian commissioners. Russian subjects
IN the conquered countries Of Central
Asia arc said 20 ho ripe for revolt and
70 no eagerly looking Tor an Anglo
Russian War, witch would onahla them
70 ilso III rebellion aud attack the Rus
sInn army from tho renr.
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Capital City Cunlnc..

AUSTIN, March 20.-lspcciall The
Free Conference Committee has
agreed on the land bill. Age mt
20 watch the lands and re-
aud reports persons grazing on tho Same
without lease, was agreed 10. The bill
is substantially the Same "a u came
rom tho senate.
Dr.. Carver gave a shooting exhibition
his evening. Two Legislators had
souvenirs shos -one \ copper cent, the
other driuk check. Hall dollars we're
TOO expensive for 81 day.
There Is hardly more Than quorum
left of the house Tor the closing scenes.
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Won MnItl,n,s Yetnrnns.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-Delegates from
Che.anst, 81. louis, Milwaukee and
Chicago, of ex-soldiors of tho German
army, met here to-day aud formed the
nucIeus ofa national organization TOR
mutual benefit aud the cultivation of
love for their adopted country. The fol-
lowing officers we're olected:
President-Charlos Winklor, Of Chi
cago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Phtsonrie-
ter, OF Cincinnati,
Socretary-S. SsltOu, of Milwaukee
Treasurer-Hormln Haltmaun, OF st..
Louis.