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that, in order to issue these patents 70 about
100000 acres Of public land, Secretary Teller
caused extraordinary labor 10 be performed
oy the clerical force OF the Interior Depart.
ment, and that work was carried on day and
night to complete the papers prior to the re-
tirement OF Mr.. Teller from the Department.
The decrease in the public debt dur
ing February was s9,eOi.s7S. The interest
bearing portion Of the debt is now sl,l9S-
l4s,0So Deducting the cash in the Treasury,
The United States owes s.,405. ges. $50. Fol.
lowing Is the Official statement Issued from
the Treasury:
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12
A Wonderful Substance.

THE scions of the times-babies. Merchant
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

DoN'r hawk, and blow, and spit, but use
DIR. Sa2e's Catarrh Remedy.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

CAN the girl who elopes be termed the
"maid OF the mistY'
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

HSNone genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile poIs-
onOus stun with Hop" OF Hops" in their name. !,
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

BELTsvILLE, Prince George Co., Nd, }
Nay 26th. 1888.
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Beach. Both men are in excellent condition.
The betting is even.
Cable Clicka.

CaDlo
Queen Victoria will start for Aix-les- Ba rs
on Monday.
Another Italian iron-clad has sailed Tor
the Red Sea.
Spain has been invited to Join in the suez
Canal conference.
The Australian contingent for the SoudAn
has arrived at Alden.
The Egyptian budget shows a deficit for
the fiscal year 1854 OF 81 .2l5, 600.
A Russian telegraph line has been opened
between Askabad, sarakhs and Merv.
The British War Office has made a call
for 81, 900 reserves and 140, 900 militia
The new man-of-war, Pylades has been
ordered completed with the utmost dispatch.
General Wolseley, haYing inspected and
approved of the summer cantonment of the
troops, has retired to DoBgola.
Miss Van Isndt has written a letter TO the
director of the 0pera Comio7e. saying she
will not sing in Paris any more.
The Pope yesterday at secret consistery
nominated several bishops to sees in America
and elsewhere. BE delivered short allo-
cution.
The London stock market closed with an
improved feeling. The fortnightIy settle
ment was concluded without the occurrence
OF any failures.
The examination in London of Cunning
ham and Burton has been finished. Both
men yesterday afternoon were formally COM
mitted for trial on q charge of treason felony.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Congressman n B. Eldridge is seriously i'll
AT his home in Adrian, Mich.
The New York spring sale OF trotting
stock is ended. In all 203 horses were sold
and SOS, 600 realized.
At Raleigh, y. c., John and Parker Gas
kins were found guilty OF the murder Of
Nixon Moore. All are colored.
The Arkansas Legislature adjourned sine
die yesterday. The House passed a resolu-
tioH OF sympathy with General Grant.
William Neal, the last OF the Ashland
murderers, was hanged at Grayson, KY, yes
terday. He died protesting his innocence.
Mrs. Rittle, aged eighty-six years, OF Leba-
non, Pa. an insane woman, was burned to
death Thursday evening. Her clothing
caught FIRE from her pipe.
A young man named c. II. Matthew's spent
six weeks in CleYeland, O., working up 8
Newsboys' Home, and then skipped with the
proceeds. He will probably try the same
racket elsewhere.
The steam boiler in the mill of the Groton
Pond Lumber Company, in Groton, VT, ex-
ploded Thursday night, killing two men.
and injuring several others, some fatally
The mill was nearly demolished.
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DIR. Douglas on General Grant.

New YORK, March 27.-Dr. Douglas bulIe-
tin tonight regarding General Grant is as
fellows: General Grant last night tried to
sleep without the assistance Of any opiAte.
He did not succeed. He was awake till
and o'clock this morning. Then he took
an opiate, and at fell asleep and
slept five hours; then he breakfasted
and afterwards drove in the park with Mrs.
Grant. He had quiet day, and IN the
afternoon the General, Minister Romero and
myself drove through the park. The drives
did the patient good. His pulse ana tenn
perature are about normal. His throat to-
night looks quite well. he went TO bed at
10 O'Clock tonight, and will again try to
sleep without assistance, but will not wait
as long as last night, il not successful"
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RIEL'S REBELLION.
Great Excitement In Ottawa-TroOps to
Start at Once-A Battle Between
Major Crozier's Command
and the Rebels.

OTTAWA, March 27.-In the Commons to-
night the following telegram, from ex-Colo-
mel Irvine to Sir John Mcdonald, dated at
Fort Carlton, via Winnipeg, March -, 1885,
was read by the Premier:
The party under my command has Just arrived
at Fort Carleton. 1 found that Major CTOzi er
with party OF loo, had gone to Duck Lake
TO secure q large quantity OF supplies
there stored. They were met by some
hundred rebels. who held advantageous posi-
tion at Beardy's reserve, and endeavOred 10 sur
round Major Cr0zers force OF police and CIV
iisns. The rebels fired hrs st the firing became
general. Major CroNer, owing 10 the dis
retreaied in good order, arriving
at the fort at the same time nay party. Ten
civilians. of Prince Albert, and two policemen
were killed, and four civilians and seven consta-
bleg wounded. The number OF rebels killed is
not known. The police ana civilians acted with
the greatest bravery under heavy fire, The killed
are: Constables, s. j. Gibson and q. A. Arnold !:
civilians, Captain John Mention. w.
Napier, James Bskely, Robert Middleton.
ID. Mackenzie ID. McPnaiI, Charles Newell, Joseph
Anderson and Alexander Fisher The wouded
are: Civilians Captain Moore, leg broken; A..
.MeNsbb, w. r. Msrkley and Alexander stewart,
Northwest Mounted Police Inspector J. Howe,
Forden, A. NJ. Smith, J. o. Moore and A. Miller.
The reading of the dispatch caused intense
excitement, and detachments of A and b
batteries OF Kingston and Quebec, the
Queens Own and Tenth Royal, Toronto, and
the Infantry School, under mmand OF
Colonel Otter received marching orders.
and will proceed via the Canadian Pacific
Railroad to the Northwest without delay.
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The War in Central America.

L. LIBERTAD, San Salvador, March 27-vis
Galveston.-The forces of Honduras and San
Salvador have bad several skirmishes. The
armies of Gustemals and Honduras are act
in harmony. San Salvador, Nicaragua and
Costa Rica have formed an alliance to pro-
tect themselves against the revolutionary
scheme of President Barrios. San Salvador
puts ber whole army in the field, Nicaragua
provides 1000 men and Costa Rica sends
2.OOO. Costa Rica at the same time contri-
butes 500 600 toward the expenses of the
war. President Boldivar, of San Salvador,
will assume the chief command OF the allied
forces; President Cardenss, of Nicaragua,
will be second in command and General
Soto, Of Costa Rica, will probably take the
third place.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Press on General Negrier's De-
feat at Dong-DOng.

PARIS, March 27.-All the morning news
papers contain articles on the French re-
verses at Dong Dong. A few editorials
severely oriticise the government for dila-
t0riness in sending reinforcements to Ton
quin, but the majority are very warm in de-
nunciation OF the Cabinets Chinese policy.
Rochefert has an editorial In the Intrsnsi-
geant on the debate in the Chamber of Depu.
ties last evening on the Interpolation upon
the present State of the Franco.Chinese war.
The article concludes with the following
words: Cease to question ministers and
invoke the guillotiDe."
The Gaulois says thirteen French officers
were killed at DoDg-Dong in Mondays and
Tuesdays fight, and declares that General
Negrier's position is exceedingly precarious.
One hundred and forty thousand Chinese
troops are nassed On the frontier not far
distant.
The Figaro urges that the French forces
Immediately march upon Canton.
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More Favorable Prospects OF Peace.
LONDON March 27.-The subsidence of the
stock panic is due to reports that only
limited number of reserves will be called
out, and to the cessation OF orders from
Berlin to sell. and TO the diminution of
English bear" dealings.
The London Globes statement that the
British Government yesterday sent propo-
sal in the nature of an ultimatum to the
Russian Government Is discredited here
Sir Peter Lumsden, OF the English Bound
ary Commission, has sent to London q re-
port OF the engineer officers on the Commits
slon, which states that the strategic posi-
tion of Penjedeh is superior to that of Herat.
1t is reported that the Russian Ambassador
at London has received from the Russian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs favorable reply
to England's proposals concerning the out
posts or the Afghan frontier. Russis, ac-
cording to this report, agrees TO give the
Joint Afghan Boundary Commission DO Ter
to examine for line of delimita.ion from
Zulhcan Pass to Penjedeh on the south and
from Sarakho to Amoudsria on the north:
bat before opening the labors OF the commits
sion. ljiers asked that the Afghans with
draw from Penjedeh.
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St. Louis Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS, March q THE. Democratic City
Convention met again this morning at IL 80.
r. A. Campbell, ex-Lieutensnt Governor,
was nominated for Comptroller; John G.
Martin for Auditor, Fred Espenschied for
Treasurer; II. Clay Sexton, Chief OF Fire De-
partment, was nominated for Collector.
For Register, Daniel O'Connor Tracy;
President of the Board of Assessors, John ].
0Brien; President of the Council, G. w.
Allen. Six members of the Council were
a so nominated.
The Filley faction of the Republican party
and the Greenbackers will probably nomin-
ate tickets next week.
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Negotiations stin Progressing.

LONDON, March 27.-In the House of Lords
this evening Granville in replying to the
Marquis of Salisbury said there was nothing
indicating tendency to finch on the part
of the Government regarding the Afghan
question. The Government was firmly ad-
herring to the policy agreed upon by both
great political parties, while at the same
time thsy were svailing themselves of every
n cans to arrive at q satisfactory solution OF
the difficulty. He was unable to tx the da'e
when the negotiations would be concluded.
Russia was now considering England's dis
patch. England considered Russia bound
by the recent agreement. In the meantime
the Ameer of Afghanistan had instructed
his chiefs To observe neutrality.
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Other Fire Losses.

DAyToS. March 27.-The Ohio Linseed
Oil company's mills, al Harries station,
about three miles east of Dayton, burned
last night, with contents, involving loss of
over $50, COO; insured.
NEW YoRK, March 27.-FiIe in GO and IS
Duane street, occupied by the National
Blank-book company, John T. Diener, man
ufacturer of envelopes. and Hood & Greet,
printers, caused loss of 100000.
MEMPHIS, March &c. Armstrong & Co. g
furniture house burned last Hieht. Loss on
stock, $50 600 insurance $4,000. The
building was owned by ]. L. Lake and was
valued at ST., 900; insured for s., 900. Ten
fremen were caught by falling wall, and
Tom Cox, il is thought, was fatally injured.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Postmasters-
James E. Meet, Versailles, KY; Henry d.
Beach, Coshocton, o.; Henry @. Cassidy,
Youngstown, o.; John Melham, Topeka,
Kas.; Vincent J. Lane, Wyandott, Kss ].
M. De Almond, Davenport, Ia; NJ. 81. Ham.
Dubuque, Is.; Joseph c. Lander, State Cen
ter, Ia. Henry G. Shannon, Erie, Pa.
Robert o. Denton. Gainesville, Tex; Wm.
A. Wortham, Sulphur Springs. Tex; W. r.
White. Prescott, Ark; John Cunningham,
Mattoon, H.; J. Knox Hall. Toulon, Ill.
Sorden Lister, South Bend, Ind; Willis G
Nefi Greencastle. Ind. David o. Irwin, Lake
City, Mimi, George W. Cate, Stevens Point,
Wis.
Thomas G. Crenshaw, Jr., Collector Inter
nal Revenue, District of Georgia.
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ing here yet, and most OF them will be away
by the middle of next week.
W. Il. Calkins was about the Supreme
Court to-day, but was informed he could not
argue his case until Monday or Tuesday, on
account Of the Virginia Coupon Bond case
being under hearing.
Representatives Lowry and Bynum were
among the Presidents callers to day.
Speaker Carlisle arrived here tonight, to
assist Phil Thompson, OF Kentucky, 10 get
an appointment.
General good feeling prevails among Indi-
anians tonight over the appoint nent of
Aquills Jones Postmaster at Indianapolis.
Little is said about the matter now.
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The Humane Society sue the PennsyIva.
MIA Road.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Suit was begun in the
Federal Court here to-day against the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Company, to compel COM
plisnce with the law requiring that stock in
transit be given five hours rest every twenty
hours on the road. This suit is understood
to be at the instance of the American Hu-
name Society, and will be of special interest
in the West TO railroads aud stock men, as
the society, at a recent meeting in Pittsburg,
resolved to hire attorneys in the principal
cities, where there are stock yards, to prose
cute violstors of the law. This is the frs.
case under the statute in the West.
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WHITE SHIRTS.

We are pleased indeed with our
enormous trade on White Laun-
dered and Unlaundered Shirts. We
undoubtedly sell more Shirts than
any other two houses in this city
vcombined. This is due to the fact
that we give the very best qualities
of linen and muslin, and pay more
10 have our Shirts made than other
dealers. Just at presentwe are hav-
ing a large sale on our so and rs
cent Unlaundered White Shirts, the
very best for the money offered in
this city.
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Russia and Herat.

PARIS, March 27.-Csptain Abknoff Gov.
ernor of Merv, who induced the Khan of
Merv and other chiefs to petition Russia for
annexation, in an interview to-day said
Russia should seize Herst before England
can get an opportunity 10 fortify il. Russia
will never have better chance OF securing
Herat than at the present"
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]. g. Weeks, Esq.,, Town Treasurer. ST. Albans,
VT, says in a letter dated May 2S: 1T works 10
charm on my baby's face and head Cured the
heed entirely, ana has nearly cleaned the face OF
sores. have recommended IL to several, and DR..
Plant has ordered it for them"
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 2S-1 q. N.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Vauey-PsrtIy
cloudy weather, local rains generally followed By
fair and slightly colder weather. winds generally
northerly and rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-Generally fair
and slightly colder weather, westerly Winds
rising followed in northwest portion by fslliRg
barometer.
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Victoria Alarmed.

SAX Francisco, March 27.-Press and pri-
vste dispatches received here from Victoria,
B. c., state that considerable alarm prevails
over the unprotected situation OF that prov
ince. The failure of Great Britain to pro-
vide for the safety Of her dockvard and coal
ing station creates much comment. There
is only one ship ut that station, aud the
Russian fleet is reported to be only eighteen
days' sail from Victoria.
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PAraonals.

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-Allen Morgan,
nephew Of Vice President Hendricks. has
been appointed messenger to the Vice Presi-
dents room vice Healy removed.
Representatives Lowry, Holman. Matson,
Bynum and Senator VOORHEES, are the only
members of the Indiana delegation remsin-
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Senate Proceedings.

WAsHIEerox, March 27.-The Senate met
at noon, and Immediately went into execu-
tive session.
The committee appointed to wait upon
the President reported that they had per-
formed their duty. and that the President
had expressed q wish that the Senate should
remain in session until next Thursday.
When the doors were reopened the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
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S0UDAN AFFAIRS.
The Coolies Have Struck for Higher Wages
Graham will Advance When
the Water Supply is Fixed.

sUAKIN, March 1.-THE coolies have struck
for higher wages. 1t is feared they have been
led to take this stand through the influence
of the rebels. The agents of the rebels re-
peatedly cut the telegraph wires. The ene-
my have fear that these connect with hid
den mines. Some shots were fred by the
Arabs into the zsreba last night, bat without
casualties. General Graham will advance
as soon as the water transport system is COM
pleted.
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Regarding the Anglo.Russian Dispute.

Regarding the Anglo Russian Dispute.
BERLIN, March 27.-The North German
Gazette, Bismarck's organ, states that during
the recent official visit of Count Herbert Bis
msrck to London, the relations between Rus
sis and England we're not discussed. The
Gazette also says il is not true that Emperor
William communicated with the Car on the
Afghan dispute between Russia and Eng
land
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"oUR LITTLE ROY.n

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown,
Mass. writes: Our little boy was terribly
afflicted with Scrofula, salt Kheum and ErySipe-
las ever since he was born. and nothing we could
give him helped him until we tried Cuticura Rem
edies, which gradually cured him, until he is now
as far as any child.
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another blockade Proposed.

PARIS, March 27.-The newspapers urge
that only the blocksding of the Gulf of Pc
Chez Lee will nave any serious effect upon
the Chinese Government.
The Senate adopted the bill increasing the
duties en- cereals.
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the magszines overhsuled, TO see that the
ammunition on hand Is up to the norm nal
standard 10 quality and qusn tity. and to
prepare all gunboats and torpedo vessels 81
the stations for sea service.
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ca TERRIRLE CAsE.u

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights Y. J.,
writes: "My sen. a lad of twelve years, was CON-
pletely cured OF a terrible case of Eczema by the
Cuticura Remedies. From the TOD OF his head TO
Eyery other remedy and physicians mad been
tried in vain
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-28
Boat Race in New south wales

SYDNEY, N. s. W., March 27.-There is con-
siderable excitement manifested here over
tomorrow's boot race between Hsnlan and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-28
An nAmerican Irishman Vyith o.man pigna

LONDON, March 27-The Egyptian Gov
ernment is informed that an American
Irishman, name not known, started from
Chicago in January last to assist the Soudsn-
ese in their warfare against the British
troops. He sailed from New York
in January last ana went from France
10 CeyloD, where he remained some time,
and bad several long interviews with Arab
Pssha, the exlled leader OF the Egyptian up
rising of 1852. He obtained credentials from
Arab Pssha commencing him to FL Mahdi
and his followers, and be has now made his
Way to the camp of Osman Digns, near
Suakim.
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Illinois senatorship.

SPRINGFIELD, III, March 27.-On Joint bal
lot eighty-one members answered. One vote
was cast for ]. c. Black. Adjourned.
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FOR PALE. LANGuID.

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cleansing the blood and skin of inherited impuri.
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Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass.
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THE FI8E RECORD.
a Disastrous Fire occurs at Oakland City
The Loss VariOusly Estimated.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March PA special to
the Evening Public from Oaklan City, Ind,
says q terrible confagrstion broke out this
Main street, and spread all over the square
in short time. Many buildings were in
flames, and fourteen buildings were burned.
The total loss Is yariously estimated at from
sI0,000 TO Sl0O 600, on which there is about
$4,000 insurance. Everybody is ex-
cited eli ed. at t this hour S1c.,t.mud out the
ss follows: ] ID. Davis, saloon and fixtures
loss, 81 600; insured for $1,000. Frank Pail
ner, barber shop; loss 500; insured. Dr.
W. l.. West, stock of drugs and building;
loss Sc, 600; insured for 81 600. DR.. w. II.
Stewart, business building; loss. s. 800; in
sured for Sl,300. James Wshrseidler. sa-
loon and fixtures; loss, 81 800; insured tor
81, 100. ]. II. Mcdonnell, business building;
loss, $1,000; insured for 500. Dr. J. Nc
Gowen, dwelling and business house; loss,
s. 400; insured for 81 800. Albert
Dentsch, stock Uf groceries; loss,
81 COO; insured. Jenkins Bros, build
ing and stock OF general merchandise;
loss, 81 500; insured. Mrs. ]. Martin, mil
hnery; loss $500; no insurance. r. A. Cas-
latter, building and stock Of groceries; loss,
$1,000; insured, $3.50. Lewis Essman, house
bold furniture; loss, $50. John Bsssley.
dwelling and goods; loss, IS, 600; no insur-
ance. Robert Rudder, photograph gallery
los9, 5000. w. Speclsnd, baroer chop; loss.
$50; insured. l.. T.. Robinson, loss on
building. 5000; no insurance. J. II. Root,
household goods; LOSE 500; no insurance.
There are several other serious losses, bat
they could not be obtained this morning
The FIRE was of incendiarv origin. For a
time it seemed as IL the whole town would
be swept out of existence.
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Talk of the Italians Relieving KassaIa.

Talk of the Italians Relieving Kassala.
SUAKIN, Marcn 27.-Advices from Kassals,
on the 5th inst, state that the garrison is
still resisting. 1t is reported that negotia-
tions. with a view to attempt to relieve the
garrison by the Italian troops at Massowah,
is in progress
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