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BUSINESS IN THE EAST
rMElNDUsTRIAL slRuArIoN
In the New England and Middle S.atOs Pick.
ing up-Tsa Thpu'aaa Idle Slsn Pat to
WOrk-Ihs Manufacturers we'll hun.
plOysd -Ihs Iron and steel Trade,


SSfsial Dispaie' ne Laielipaetr,
PHILADELpalA, Pa, Feb. e3-The in.
dustrial situation in the New England and
Middle States is stronger than six days
ago. As many as 10000 mon that were
idle a week ago are either employed Orare
instructed to report for work, Wages
generally have been advanced from to 10
percent Meanwhile orders have been
Growdlug in from travelling agents from
distributing centres, and irem buyers gem
eIa!ly, and the indications point to more
active March than year ago, All kinds
Of building material will be contracted Tor
next month at about last years prices. No
further advance Ia likely to take place in
iron, steel or lumber, fact which is 10.
gRrded with much favor by buildeFs, pro-
IeGtoIs, investors and Others. 1t was Rp-
prehended ahort time ago that between
the advanced cost OF material aud the
higher price OF labor, together with the
movement OF an eight or nine houls day
would work TO the disadvantage VI the
building interests and to the spirit Of en-
teTpriss generally, But thus far no unfa-
Vorablo results have been realized, and the
Apirlt Of confidence exists in all directions.
MANUFACTURER WE'LL EMPLOYED.
Manufacturers generally are we'll EN-.
ploycd. The anthracite coal combination
anticipates settlement in few days.
The bitumlnous coal interests anticipate
an increase OF 10 percent in consumption
with an improvement IN price.
The manufacturers Of tools and OF Especial
machinery during tho past week have
booked great many orders, and the man
uiacturers OF electric lighting machinery
report quite m enlargement Ia the de-
'mand lor electric light appliances. The
manufacturers OF small machinery for
railroad shops, machine shops and small
manufacturing estRblshmentaa are meeting
With good deal Of husiness,
The demand for finished iron and ateel
has improved during the past week, and
stoTekeepers and mill owners are filling
Increased orders at 81 % to 81 So for mer
chant bar; 81 40 TO 81 so for nailBj 81 90
ior plate iron; 36 to cents for sheet.
Largo orders for steel nails have been
placed at $34 so, and buyers in need OF
supplies before July are hurryingi In orders
40 the production agreed upon Is nearly
absorbed. A further increase will be
agreed upon within thirty days, Inquiries
from tbs interior for old rails have fallen
of. Large supplies are expected from
abroad.
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pex.lorm.ntu Erreetsd.

New YoRk, Feb. 23.-1nspectOr Byrnes
and members Of the Grand Jury held a
consultation to-day with District Attorney
MARITIME, presumably In regard to the
sldernanlc grant OF the franchise Of the
franchise ofthe Broadway Surface Rail.
road Company. Interesting developments
arc expected, though some Of those present
would not divulge the nature Of the con.
AultAtion.
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FAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 93.-Atsociated
Press Yokohama private adyices state
that all reports charging Ex-Governor
Hubbard, United States Minister to
Japan, with conduct unbecoming an
American minister. are untrue; that be
has always conducted himself in such a
manner as to win the confidence Of the
Japanese government and respect Of bib
diplomatic colleagues, and that bis abilities
and high character arc recognized by the
entire foreign community.
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ItpOE wyLlr, Of Columbus, who has de-
ttdthst tue House Of Representatives
anhold CLERK Dalton responsible in con
aapt for refusing to hand over election
RUINS in his custody, is a Democrat
'hah Ia why the Democratic hair Il
tiaiinsOn end. Dalton's friends regard
lnlN wylie's action as unwise and un.
Iliiotic in the extreme.
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OTTAWA, ONT, Feb, 9S.-At a late hour
last nlghta serious lire broke out in the
westsrn block OF the parliament buildings
occupied by the Marine and Fisheries and
Agriculture departments, The areis sup.
posed 10 have started in the room where
coal and waste paper was kept. The eS.
tent Of the damage by fire, smoke
and water will reach several thousand dol.
lars. 1t ia feared that some valuable
records in tho Marine and Patent office
have been DESTROYED,
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CtNcNSATL o., Feb. 23.-Judge Goebel,
Of the Probate Court, to-day announces
his decision in the Impeachment proceed
ings against Martin Brockman and Fred
Hermann, Directors Of the City 1nArmRry,
charged with making. fraudulent vouchers
and various acts Of malleasance while In
office. He found them guilty as charged
and removed them from office. They sent
their designations TO the Mayor last week,
and then fled. fthas been fairly well as.
cetlained that Btocknan went 10 Canada,
and tiefmAnn TO HAyata. Mayor Smith
refused TO accept their designations.
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vlR0INIA's FINANCIAL QURsrIoN
The Initial BtOvs to Keep Coupons out of
the state treasury.

The Initial Move to Keep Coupons out Of
the state treasury.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 23 Tho first move
to keep coupons out OF the treasury was
made to day by Mr.. Fulkerson, Of Wash
ington county, who introduced a bill in
the House which authorizes the Auditor
OF Public acCount1 TO borrow money to
meet actusl deficits in the revenue, to pay
the interest on the States past liabilities,
and to create sinking fund to pay the
principal OF the debt. For this purpose
the Governor, Attorney General and the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth are made
q Board Of Finance, under whose direc.
tlou the Auditor OF Public Accounts is
authorized to issue evidence Of the debt
Of the State.
To facilitate their sale, 1t requires him
to place them In the hRuds OF county and
city treaBurers, who shall give general
noticea in their respective counties
and cities that they are for sale. The
treOSurers shall soil them at such a price
as the Board Of Finance may fix, but In
no case Ia II 10 DO less than fifty cents on
the dollar. Thess evidences Of debt are
receivable when signed by the Auditor
and CounterBlgned by the TrtasurOr OF
any county or city for taxes, except capi-
tatlon taxes, In the respective counties
and cities for the year In which they are
issued, The bill then explains In detail
how the plan Is To be carried out. The
bill was referred 10 the Finance Commit
kaa
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Reduction of sllnlng Rate.

RICHMOND, Mo-, Feb. 23.-NotiCes are
posted in the several mines operated by
the sCullIn Coal & Mining Company Ia
the effect that on and after tho drst oi
March the pay fir mining coal will bs fe'
duced from ! cents to 3! cents per bushel
rhe miners have as YET taken no definite
action In the matter, but u Ia understood
that the rates will not be accepted.
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an EMPTY HANDED AGENT.
TIiRl Of the Representative ofths Ohio Val
ley Protective Association,
Special Dispqich 10 l1s hlislliQeReH,


ley Protective Association.
Special Dispaieh We hlislli0aea,
OANHRIDeE, o., Feb, % The Common
Pleas court room has been crowded all
day by an eager thropg Of people to wit
ness the trial Of Attorney ], B. Ferguson
iorembeSzlemsnt, which began this morn
ing before Judge Hauce and jury, Col,
O. II. Moore, ex.State Insurance Com
missioner, and w. O. Handlan, Secretary
Of the Ohio Valley Protective Union, were
among the witnesses for the prosecution,
which closed It's evidence this evening.
Ferguson is charged with tho embezzle-
ment Of 81, 500, obtained from the Ohio
Valley Company in the settlement OF a
life policy for $1,000 held by Mrs, A, B.
Herring, ofthis place. He has since mado
restitution, but 1t looks like the restitu.
tlon would be unable to save HIM,
Ferguson is Al years old, was q good SOL
der and has been praCtiCing law at Gam.
bridge for eight years past,
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Mora Datnars b, MAiar.

,s.,l, \, rArt, Feb. ga FIRE ia Mann.
,'s,S I,~s, marble block this afternoon
l',.,sil NV ne'csly In the line fabric in til.
ISils l'sa. sa..iala and on the Salpatoom door,
ss,|ssV. m "VOus y, Ll water we're poured in from
F.,i % U.s. These two elements wrought
IoSs.1 s 1is'0c \. q and soon tho lilesL dry RoodI
scFI ~. ~ 'le city was In ruins 60 lsr a
q nSs.i concerned, although there MAJ
w, ,Salsient S,,s salvage, Mr. ManhHeimei
d ,,N sAn Insurance 70 reduce Ihe ilfm'l
HlisSn %N The stock was lnSolCed
NVly 49, S.,I,i recently, but since then many
ND, SISSa SSs have been received and were
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COURT HOUSE BURNED
LEWIS Q oArIroL DHsTRoYRD
By an InSondlAly Firs-An the Records
sAvsd-A Wood County Farmor'S House
Goes up In Tlamsl-NSrrOw EScapOof
the Eamily-sOms Severely Burusd.
SPECIAL plRaleh % ne MLelIlaalea.

Special DtGpGtch 70 ne hltslI,0aoef.
WEsToN, w, VA, Feb, 9S,-The Lewis
County Court House burned this evening
between 0 and 10 o'clock, The fire was
frat discovered in the cupola and is sup
posed to have been the work Of an in
cendipry, The records were all saved.
There is eight thousand dsIlsrH insurance
on the building,
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CLEVELAND, Feb. PA special from
Canton, o., says! An explosion occurred
evening in the Avondale coal
mine at North Industry, near here.
While preparing a blast d cartridge ex.
plodsd, fatally injuring Peter Miller and
bis son.in.law, William SollOnthal. The
latter died three hours later. 1t was an
hour before the men were rescued, owing
10 denSe smoke. They were both fright
fully burned aud mashed. eollenthal az
tempted TO force the cartridge ID a hole
with q drill, causing the explosion!
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M..l YlIrlnla rp,tmunLer..

SptcLdl DRPdtch 10 lN IIhtiIlgfnceT'
WASHINGTON, u. O., Feb. 93.-Among
Tho West Virginia postmastera appointed
20 day we're tue following: AT Beren,
ittchiC county, j. w. Troy, vice A. T.
Bell; AChetou, Logan county, j. j..
lhristian, vice Perrin Christian; VI
Meadow Creek, Summers county, VIM.
!. VIM, vice Peter Ferguson.
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MlLwAuEEE, Feb. 2S.-About six hum
dred employees in Dix Of the largest boot
and shoe taOtoties Of this city, went out on
q strike this afternoon because Of refusal
Of the manufacturers 10 aign the scale Of
wages prepared by the boot and shoe.
mRkera union. Tho strikers will DO as.
sisted by the Knights Of Labor, which has
nov membership Of 5000 In this city.
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Salt AFainst ooven,

rniLADEtrniA, Pa, Feb. 2S.-The hear.
Ing Of the petition Of Hugh Penny TO pre-.
vent Franklin y, Gowen from obtaining
possession Of the Reading second series
consolidated tlves, was to-day, at the re.
quest Of MI, Gowen, postponed. In the
meantime the court has ordered that the
bonds should remain In the hands Of the
Yannivpt
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AZ THE Detroit Republican feast Mr.
Eutsgave as walchwords, Education,
i'tHtry and sutrage-these must be
Inasht 10 bear on the massos," Fret
rh'ol, protected industries, q free ballo,
rdilair Count-lhese have always beer
s'tablican principles, aud this is a good
sa'iopuah them, Tho Democratic prin.
sPssHiorm in the Civil Service.
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NATION, 1lls, Feb, 28.-Thirty coal
miners resumed work yesterday morning
in the mines here and were not molested.
The rest will 20 to work tomorrow, the
strike being ended. The miners aCknowl.
edge themselves beaten and 90 TO work
under tho same conditions prevailing be-
fore the strike was made.
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a oon,nl Obllgsd 10 Sam p.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, pa destructive
fire which broke out at Yokohama at 4
o'clock on the morning OF February s, de-
stroyed the Windsor Hotel and several
surrounding buildings and contents. The
total loss Is about 100000; insurance,
$4,000. Many inmates Of the hotel bare
ly escaped with their lives. United Stltes
Consul General Denby, who was stopping
at Yokohama en- route to Corea, was
obliged to jump from the second story
window, but sustained no injury.
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InsaE is promise Of some startling dis
ia1rel In lhe Broadway railway matter
h, New York World declares that two
llsuen have turned States evidOnc'
tho whole job. Their coz
lsoa is said to be in tho hands Of tht
alaigating committee, which intendSt II
'Ano guilty man escape"
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Aeelaenlal Ahonllnr.

Special DtspaIch 10 Is iateQlgERcer.
PARERRsBuRG, W. VA, Feb, 2S,-A cor.
ousrs inquest was held to-day over the
remains Of young Hugh Psndesy, who
was shot and killed yesterday evening by
Anthony McNiCholas, The evidence be.
fore the jury proved conclnsIvely that the
killing Was accidental, the d,tails being
substantially as wired the IETELLIGRScER
yesterday, A verdict in accordance with
che evidence was found, and MCNiCholas
released from custody.
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Tins Standard Oil Company, operating
,sler nalia', has driven a,uatural gas or
ln,acs through the Erie Select Council
is D5mici Of that city raises the ALARM
nl calls on the people to "driye the cut
ael! robben back" Does the DispateN
la,st that Senator Puyne's feelings ar
L,.ady benumbed2
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CHICAGO, lila, Feb. 2S.-The railways
out Of this city, running to the Missouri
river, are openly selling antClsss limited
tickets to San francisco In connection
with the Burlington and Missouri, Rio
Grande or Union Pacific roads, for $40,
and second.class limited for S27, The
same rates are quoted In connection with
the AtCheson G Santa Fe road, though In
the case Of the latter company the full
rate ts Imposed and a rebate allowed the
traveller on reaching San Francisco.
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Tu salo Vi Pennsylvania wants tn
vAra Union Telegraph Company II
,,,3 o,tr q little matter ii $lSO,OOO oi
b,cs lalss Why is 1t that these great
corporations src 50 backward in cOmine
lo,rui with their taxes? They rsall!
ssn to have a prejudice in the premises
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The holders Of wool have less confidence
in the permanency Of high prices. Large
supplies will shortly be due from abroad,
and manufacturers are finding that they
can secure needed supplies at short notice.
The demand for labor in the West and
South promises to draw away q good many
thousand workmen from the oveTCrowded
Eastern centres, and this will make BuCh
a scarcity Of wages as may cause higher
prices.
Four Eastern locomotive shops have
booked orders for fifty engines within u
week and there are negotiahonsin progress
for tho placing Of good many more.
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connl.rf,ltnr Fanra 0nllly.

Special DtqNlifh 70 me iMtIgeilceF,
PAREERsSueG, W, Va, Feb, 93,-Thls
afternoon in the Federal Court, Martin
Williams, Of Vol Summit, wa. tried an a
charge oi passing counterfeit money. Tho
otfenss waa committed in this city during
the holidays, aud the police arrested him
about two months afterwards, He was
found guilty as charged, Sentence was
deferred for several daysby tho Court,
The United States Grand Jury has adj
ioutned after a lengthy aud important
sesson,
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g,pr sv aIs again, This time it Is tn,
,rsou Chamber Of Commerce that com
.Jn, o, l5rpsa msnaiaCturers invading
+, E,rl.h market Can it be that Their
,,,lly something wrong with free trade
a, h /. only that hungry Engliahmel
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iuswno insults u woman well de.
...lobe horse.wbipped by the woman
~ ,,,a he insults, but the woman pays !
',D Mn, prico to mppge the wrong. Th'
'5,ie 4 sbippipgpost would be better
,,tbe private hoTse'whip.
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.HUNGARIANS SQUEAL,
VIII RRTURN Eo woRK To.pAY.
Aad WaIt for Another stuks-Ths MooOr.
mick Reaper COMPANY EapIoySS wnl
Confer Abaut their COmplaIu's-sl4
Hundred shOsmaksFs on Strike.

Mt. PEASANT, Pa, Feb. 2a,-Ths Hun
garlSus rsConsidered tho resolution to
strike tomorrow il their countrymen we're
not released from jail, and decided to re-
sumo work until another strike was or.
dsred, Some trouble occurred to-day in
regard to the loading Of wagons, but every.
thing was settled aniclbly this morning
and general resumption will take place
tO.moTJoW.
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lpus,r JEROME NApoLGoS is right IL
Ne lhl, the President OF the French Re
,,Jic ought to be chosen by the people
saDy tho Assembly. When this reform
,I,giated It will be well also to abollsl
Dd,.,s and allthe other rubbish OF til,
4. ..nlma
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sudden Dsath d . nnnNer.

CLirToS, STATEN ISLAND, N. u, Feb.
Frederick White, Of the firm Of
White, Morris 4 Co., bankers, No. o Wall
street, New York, died suddenly ID his
cnrrisgs this morning when leaving his
home on Staten Island. lie was Presi.
dental elegtor for President Cleveland
from The lifst diDtrict III this State,
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,op in tho types made yesterdays
,,',,r,,sScEu substitute Mr., Gould fo'
y. SI lioreu in the reported purchase Of
= y,ude,b,It interest in Reading. W.
~ .'..s 70 make the correction before Mr
amid brings suit for li6el. .la
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READING, PA, Feb. 09,-James X. Win.
lefs, a we'll known young man oiihis city,
was found dead ID bed this morning. He
had committed suicide BY fastening q rub
bet hose 10 the gaa.bufnef, firmly liking
the other end In his mouth aud then
turning tile gas on,
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,-.y on,Dt to bs u Grant monument
~,,btDaion, g,J and it is a proper thing
. S,o,ress to erect, provided the work
HV'D1 !, IVAN 10 a blacksmith who happens
: '-,v s,v, aauence."
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The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good TO the greatest
number Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and is a
priceless boon 10 the afflicted. Not only
does Il positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, ,Hoarse.
ness, and all affections Of tile Throat,
Chest and Lungs, yield at once 10 lis Won.
defiul curative powers. II youtlohbtthig,
get Trial Bottle Free, al Logan 4 Co.'s
drug store, MwFAw
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p,l.gcrou tobarcOuist makes the
~, ND ,ls,o.aens that a really good cigar
" ~, had now ior tea cents. Evidently
W al',i,, !, man who knows not the rare de-
s's, ss' oi Ten Wheeling ''stogias" for a
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OHIO 1NIQU1TIEs.
The Returns phSd-Dalton's Case
had 1ulttnATy Directors.

Bhu IuHFmhFy DN0pVHtBl
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 2S.-T'he Senate
Committee investigating the October Olec.
tion has had the poll.books and tally.shest
Of Precinct A, Fourth ward, photographed,
and will now be able to return tho original
10 Clerk Dalton to be used BY him In free.
iug himself from contempt before the
House Committee.
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nnnn hi NIlnl lin.nnlmn.

TVcsoN, ARG Feb. 23.-GenefAl Crook
Left to-day iot Mexico 10 meet the Apache
Chief Geronimo with whom be expects
10 make terms iot the surrender Of oil
hostile ApaOheo,
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He'd Tor Ill,honeItr.

NoRwicn, Conn, Feb. 2S.-samuel Brig
ham, cashier Of the wyndhall National
Bank, has been heldin $l6 900 bail on a
charge Of abstrauting $4,000 note from
the bank and Of mlsapplying bank money
and of embezzlement'
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MANy Of the good things Of this life are
sortoWiully lst alone on account Of Dys.
pepsla. Acker'B Dyspepsia Tablets will
Cuie Dyspepsia, indigestion and DOnsti.
patton sold on positive guarantee at ~
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 90, and Charles
Menkemeller.
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LoSDoN, Feb. 29.-The Dixie clique in
the Chelsea Liberal Council 10 charged
with stealing march on the other mein.
bers In adopting q resoluuon Of confidence
In Sit Ohatlee Dilke,
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lhs GatelEigeneer.
+. 55,, % and 81 ToaFtsen.ll street,

= -,o-, can't get into the Union while
yA.,'1 !. ,.,,,, can Keep her out. This being
:. NAV rely on Dakata paying of
T'' "A i, ,sore when abe does get in.
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CoLuMsus, o., Feb. 23.-The Circuit
Court to-day affirmed the decision OF Judge
Wylie In the Dalton contempt case, and 1t
was taken.to the Supreme Court on error
Ii,ih afthTnnnn
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HIltclW DlpITch 70 M IWdIlQNotF
sT. CLAIRsyILLE, o, Feb, 90 Moses
Hutchinson, living two miles north Of this
place, While engaged with his team, hGnl.
ing logs, was aCCidently caught AMI had
one arm broken and was otherwise In
jured.
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Chinese back to China for half rates.
Notices containing this were sent out re.
qnestlng the Chinese to take advantage
Of these cheap rates, and these facts proba-
bly, gave rise to the first mentioned report,
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LoSpoS, Feb. 2s-sir Horace Ruinbaldt,
British Minister at Athens, telegraphs an.
nouuCiDg the iormnlsubnibsior Of Greece,
and stating that Premier Dslanhia will
prepare a protest 10 the Powers that Greece
hubmiM only 70 force mdQtnls.