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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,
Mrs. George Baird has been visiting
relatiyesin Little Washington this week,
Miss Kate Pierce, Of Morgantown, has
been visiting friends In this city this
week,
Thomps HornbTook, Esq. Of New
Martinsville, was registered at the
stamm yesterday.
Gen. John Carmack, q veteran aLtache
OF the Central Glass Works Office, ID
seriously III, and has been Incapacitaletl
from duty for q week or 20.
Mr.. George d. Roland, oiLIyinRtone,
Montana, who has been visiting irlend5
In Wheeling and vicinity for several
weeks, left yesterday for home.
Mr.. Fred Dolbrpgge, a brother Of the
Chlei oi Police, dlBt last evening al hlv
residence on Eod street, South Side, after
an illness Of two months, His death
will DO widely regretted,
Mr. John y. Hail, Of this city, spent
several days In Morgantpyp recently ID
the Interest ol the IHhloF 0nlef Of Amor,
lean Mechanics, succeeded In atous
Ing considerable interest, and a lodge
will be started there With about twenty,
Eve charter membeFa,
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OApr. CLBMGNTS MERE.
lie Meets Council Committee on the CalL
Woll's Run Matter.

lie Meets u Council Committee on tho Cald,
wells Run Matter.
Capt, William NJ. Clements, the well
known general manager Of theB. & O.'s
lines east Of the Ohio river, arrived here
late Thursday night in his private cal
"West Virginia" accompanied by
Major Bradshaw, the head Of the main
tenance OF way department. Yesterday
morning about I o'clock these two OH
cials met Messrs, Brandiass, Hand
Ian and Bailey, q subcommittee
Of the Council Committee on
streets alleys and grades, at the
railroad cempany's Caldwell's run
bridge, which, in case the same Ia
Strengthened, would have TO be moved
north about 100 feet. Captain Glen.
ents pointed out that It would bu
necessary for an opening to be made in
the solid bank Of mill Stag dumped along
the line Of the Benwood extension OF the
Pewiky road, as well as move the
bridge, and promised to have estimates
OF the cost Of the proposed change oil
bridge location made at once, and report
10 committee at an early day, what the
company would be willing TO do.
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Ai,rutai wife Murder.

BurFALo, n. v, March 2O,-willlam
KeinmlCr, a pcddler, 90 years Oiago,
made desperate attempt 10 kill his wife
this morning with n hatChet al their
home G2g Houth Division street. The
woman received no less than twenty.Blx
cuts on the head and several on her arms.
ShO was removed 10 the hospital and
will die. KemmlOF was arrested. lie
refused TO give any explanation Of hlE
motive for the assault and his Victim
vas unconscious and could make No
ante tnortem BtAlemsnt The couple
ca.ue here from philadelphia
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AMERICANS TUE OFFENDERS,
Texas Tougiis Shoot Two Mexican Pollc
men In PaS0 Del Norte.

Texas Toughs Shoot Two Mexican Police.
men In Paso Del Norte.
FL PAso, Texas, March 20.-Four
Americans from III Paso shot and killed
two Mexican policemen last night in
Paso Del Norte. The Americans were
raising considerable disturbance by
shooting OH their pistols and oycrturn-
ing apple and meat stands, when the
police attempted to arrest them. One
Of the Americans opened fire on the Of
hCers and shot one dead. The ball went
in at the back Of his neck and came out
through his tongue. A second shot
brought down the second policeman ia.
tally wounded. The American rowdies
then made break for the river, closely
pursued by Mexican soldiers. Three OF
them jumped into the Rio Grande and
swan across to this side, while the
fourth crossed on the bridge aud was
fired at three times by the Mexican
guard. Fully two hundred MIexicans
came over TO III Paso to demand the ar.
rest Of the guilty parties. Everybody
here is greatly exCided.
No clue leading to the discovery Of the
Americans who did the killing has been
found. The FL Paso authorities have in.
formed the FL Paso DelNortO authorities
that they were helpless to render any aid
in apprehending the murderers. The
MexlCans say they will hunt the MUIR
derers down and kill them wherever
they find them, either on this or the
other side Of the Rio Graude. The bet
ter people on this side sympathize with
their Mexican neighbors.
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THE JESUIT DEBATE.
1t ItTsrmInNtss In the Canadian Parliament
aud the BIII Is Defeated.

ltIernlinNteH III lho StAiNulun iHFluHneHt
aud the BiIl Is Defeated.
OTTAWA, ONT, March 20.-A division
was reached in the House OF Commons
at 1:l5 this morning, on Col, O'Brien's
amendment on the Jusuit Estate act, and
it was voted down-l3 yeas to l75 nays.
The yeas were; Messrs. Mccarthy,
Wallace, Dentson, Mcneil, Cockburn,
o'Brien, Charlton, SERVER, Sutherland,
Mcdonald (Huron), Baron, Tyrwheti
and Bell, six being Liberals and seven
Conservatives.
The singing of "God Save the Queen
terminated the proceedings. Following
is the amendment prepared by Colonel
0'Brien:
"That an address DO presented to the
Governor General, setting forth that the
House regards the power Of disallowlng
the acts Of legislation OF the Legislative
Assemblies OF the Province Of Quebec,
vested in His ExcellenCy in Council, us
prerogatiyo essential to the existence
OF the Dominion; that this great power,
while II should never be wantonly OK.
erCised, should be iearlessly used for tue
protection OF the fundamental principles
OF the Constitution and for safeguarding
the general interests OF the people; that
in the opinion Of the House the passage
by the Legislature OF the Province Of
Quebec OF an act entitled An Act re.
speCting the settlement OF the Jesuit cs.
tates' Is beyond the power OF that Legis.
lature; firstly, because 1t endows from
public funds a religious organization,
thereby violating the unwritten
but undoubted constitutional prin.
ciple Of the complete separa.
tion Of Church and State, and
Of absolute equality Of all denomina.
tions before tho law; secondly, because
It recognizes the usurpation OF right by
foreign authority-namely, his Holt
ness the Pope Of Rome-in declaring his
consent necessary to empower the Pro-
yincial Legislature TO dispose Of a por.
ton OF the public domain, and also be.
cause the Act Is made TO depend OIL his
will, and the appropriation Of tho grant
thereby made Is subject to'the control
OF the same authority; and thirdly, be-
cause the Society ofJesus is a secret and
polltiCo.religious body, the expulsion Of
which from every Christian community
wherein it has had a footing was render.
ed necessary by Its intolerant and mis-.
Chievous intermeddling with the func.
tions OF the civil government.
Therefore this House prays that his
ExCellenCy will be graCiously pleased to
disallow the act.
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MURDERED ii A CHURCH.


Tho wlnd.up OF ColOred Methodist Con-
fersncs-IIIshop Andrews Escape.
PARIS, KY, March 2O.-The Colored
Methodist Conference of Lexington dis.
trict closed its first days session on Wed.
nesday night with a probable murder.
The church was crowded, 100 people be.
ing present. Bishop Andrews was in
the pulpit. Ben Kellis, who rents a pew
in the church, left his seat for a few
moments, ami during his absence John
Page sat down in II, When Kellis no.
turned he ordered Page out, and a
quarrel ensued. AT last Keliis, who
was the larger OF the two, grabbed Page
by the collar and hauled him out OF the
pew. Page started down the isle, but
had not reached the door, when he turn
ed, and pulling a revolver, fired two
shots at Kellis, one taking effect In the
groin, producing a fatal wound. The
other bullet lodged in the wall back Of
Bishop Andrews. There was quite a
manic
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CommI..loner Mnlker ILs.Igns.

wAamSGroS, D, G., March 2O.-Inter.
State Commerce Commissioner A. F,
Walker to-day placed his resignation in
The hands Of the President to take effect
Apdl !, next. He will leave Washing.
ton Tor Chicago next week to assume his
new position us Chairman OF the Execu-
we " Board OF the Interstate Commerce
Railway Association
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Mr.. Anton Roymann aud family ex.
poet to leave here next Thursday SitTt.
noon ior Berlin, Germany, whore lhey
arc going 70 visit Mr.. Paul ReymSnn.
tho Oldest child Of Mt, and MA. Raw!
mann, who Is completing bis sIudles n
chemistry there, and who "a 10 haye a
lolr weeks vacation. Mr.. Reymann
or six weeks, 'AVH' vi
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The engagement Of Miss Floy Crowell
at the Grand Opera House next week
promises 10 be q most successful one.
The sale Of seats was commenced yes.
terday afternoon and already a good
number have been checked. "Iniatua.
ton" will DO the opening piece, and In
speaking oft the New York Sun says,
Miss floy Orowell closed her engage.
ment at the Criterion Theatre yesterday,
and has made d most decided success
with "InfatuOtlon." She Is undoubted.
ly one Of the coming American starr,
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Last night regular meetings Of the
Carpenters and Joiners' Union and the
PlaSterers' Union were held, and at each
meeting resolutions were adopted en-.
dorSing and sustaining the strike Of the
painters. The Building Trades Council,
Of which both these unions arc mem.
bers, had already endorsed the painters,
and last nights action was taken only
because Of the statement printed IN an.
other paper yesterday that the Building
Trades were weakening on tho strike
and would not sustain the painters.
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n, ,rAnSEr'nuRo, W. VA March co.
SnllIc' b. Smith, Republican candidate
lot t0ngtcss In this district, yesterday
S't'd uOlicc Of contest on James NJ.
,5,llts'oh, Who holds the Governors Ger.
ulc'le. The Il aiicc contains the official
,,,aius Of each rNunty. Smith makes
iul I Q strong case. For several weeks
ss.II'on ,,,In has had lawyers hunting up
"U'nre lOr him, hut hU declines " talk,
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Held on Two Charges,

George, alias "PosS," and Bon. alias
"squintyn Mclaughlin, were arraiRned
before Justice, Davis yesterday ioI
their bogus subscription paper racket
"Squinty" was arrested at Wheeling Park
at an early hour yesterday morning. Il
was developed that several Of The sigma.
turesto the paper were iorgeries fhe
Justice held each In $1,000 bail on mo
charge Of forgery and $500 on The charge
ol obtaining money under false pfe.
lenses, and In default Of bail both were
rOmandOd 10 Jail. Wv
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'%','' % 'vIa'e1 70 ne inioiigncr.
VuNMrroS, W. VA, March 2O,-IIon.
D. IL McGinnis, through his attorneys
tITl'tlay served notice Of contest on
ny "yl, d D. Anderson, who holds tho Ger.
qI,aie qIs, Of election to Congress from the
.d tI'll district, Mr.. MCGinnls' notice
"'Ig's s. a large number OF illegal votes
TMeB wv MeB that the original returns OF
'',,,.a %s.aN9a county Of n right should DO
,g,upl.u, aud alleges various irregular.
Wis NJ, On % any onc Of which a fair tribunal
~ I"i o,,,o,c decide that Mr. McGinniS Is entitled
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The Finance Committee Of the Board
OF County Commissioners met Yesterday
and drafted the Boards annual appro.
priation ordinance. The revenues Of
tho coming year are estimated at Sill.
900, and the ordinance gontenplaies hp.
propriallons covering The entire SUN.
The ordinance will DO presented 10 the
Board for consideration at ils regular
monthly meeting next Monday.
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VmaSsAu, o., March eO.-Tho Com.
@ariaI Ga:ot,c says: General GoG, who
vHelcried Governor Of West Virginia,
is SILL oft Of his seat by Il strange ar.
lngymrut yNbich, II persisted In, would
slllIme to cons prevent any Republican
ron being Cover .Sor OF that State, how.
gset et large his popul.,r minority q votes;
you hada close but cl, 'un niajorlty, and
u, u iS not been upset. ite is kept out
vi y, ,'s tillce by u Democl Stic Outrage
WY night cause revolution were not
NJ. gg republicans Of West VirgiiNta, con-
I'llle N and inclined TO peace, and uope'
WI IllI nlL will DO set rfght In time.
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Don't oet Cnnrhl

This spring with your blood iill Of i'm.
purities, your digestion impaired, ynn,
appetite pooff kidneys and liver tofhid
aud the whole system liable 10 bS npoa
trated by dllease--but got yourself fInto
good condition, and ready iof The chang.
ing and warmer weather by iaEihs
Hoods sargaparllla, II stands une1naI.
led lot purifying the blood, plyinp an
appetite, and fora general spring tlodi.
cine. WITT
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bR. WV. II, THOMSON, Of the Unlyef.
slty Of the city Of New York, says, ''The
symptoms Of diseased kldneys will Atst
appear In the extremely different organs
Of the body" Treat the kidneys and
not the effects Of kidney disease, by us.
Ing Warmers Safe Cure,
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MvSciE, lSp,, March 9g,--The man
who was killed here yesterday proves
not 10 have been Lieut. Harry II Bate
man, Of the Tenth Infantry, though tile
papers iound on the body belonged 70
Bateman. Tho man had evidently been
murdered. Bateman, who is deserter,
IA said 10 have been seen In company
With the murdered man a few days ago,
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SENSATIONS AT MOVNDSYILLR.
The Captain Assaults GuaFd-sosns on
the Street,


Captain Johnston, captain ofthe guaFd'
at the penitentiary, was before Mayor
Purdy, OF AIoundsyille, last night charged
with assaultiug Guard Miller on Tues
day evening, 1t seems that Johnston
has not had warm feeling for Miller
since the late municipal election, be-
cause Miller did not vote to suit him,
and last Tuesday evening as the guards
were going of duty an opportunity oc'
Cured for him TO make his dislike
known in q iorCible manner, 1t has
been the habit OF some OF the guards TO
carry home with them small bundles OF
kindling wood, and on Tuesday evening
when Captain johnson saw Miller with
q bundle he called his attention to the
fact that that was against the rules.
Miller replied that they all did 1t, not
suspecting that Johnston had any objec'
tions, But 1t appears he was objecting
more to something else,
A quarrel ensued, and finally john
ston, who is a powerful man, struck Mil
Ter five hard llCks on the ear, Mr., NIL
Ter is a quiet, harmless fellow, and an
active and consistent member. OF the
Simpson NJ. +. Church. The affair
created great indignation and Johnston |
was fined ten dollars and costs by the
Mayor.
Considerable excitement was created
on B street Wednesday at noon by O, D,
Guthrie, who has suspected Mr.. Marcumr
Of the Board OF Directors Of the peniten'
tiary, ,oi being too intimate with his wiic,
When Mr., Marcum was there last Wed.
nesday Guthrie saw him standing on the
street near the Henrietta House, and
crossing the street attempted to cane
him. The stick used was q heavy one,
but Mr., Marcum succeeded in avoiding
the full force Of the blows, aud drew hiI
revolver and threatened to shoot GuthI
rie, The matter was dropped there; bul
It Is feared something serious will yet
result from the trouble.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-There
wa4 apparent dimunition in the number
Of the Presidents callers this morning.
Among them were Secretaries Blaine
anl Tmcy Senators Morrill,, Manderson,
Hale, FTc. Wilson, Davis, Higgins, Al.
ii.on, Butler, Farwell, Eustis, Walthal,
Slockbndgr aud NlcMllen. Representa-
lives StiyrN, Matthews, Laidlaw, Gear,
Dngey, Dolliyer, Brown, Cheadle, Nc
Gouas, Hinsey, Coleman, Cogwell,
Dnnncll, Williams, Milliken, Lind and
Builewouhi General Tyner, Mr.. Ohafies.
i, Coon, representative Henderson, OF
Iowa, with Dr. q. W. Fitzpatrick; ex.
Senator Mcdonald and A. Q. Dawes, oil
New York; Mr.. II. G. Kress and Mr..
Isaac Van Schaik, Of Wisconsin; Messrs.
SeaH, Pmkcrand Nrrmillion, OF lndianaj
H.. Parsons, Of Ohio; Gen. James X.
Ohine, Of New York; Colonel NJ.
Sclaughnessy, Of Utah, and Major ]. p,
Delaney, Of Harrisburg,
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A VESSELS EXPERIENCE.
A Schooner Missing for Many Months FL
nnlIy lIeRrd From.

n 6CIluuAuT hlhHthb hut hAh"S HASahh' = -
nalIy lIeBrd From.
SEATTLE, W. T., March 20, = The
schooner Adventure left Seattle last
March on a trading expeditionto Alaska.
She had not been heard from since Sep.
tember when she sailed from Port Dick,
Kent Peninsula, for Junau. On that
day, while taCking, the ioreboom swung
over aud knocked overheard j. o. Reed,
one OF the owners, well known In Seattle,
Tho others on board were not sailors
and knowing nothing about the manage.
mert and seamonship could render him
no assistance, and he was drowned. The
schooner then driited around the ocean
for two months, and finally drove ashore
near Port Etpheg, Alaska. Aleut In
dlans went 10 the assistance Of those on
bosrd and abe was gotten OF shore, and
sailed for Port EtCheB. The schooner al
present lies there In charge Ot one Of the
FFnW
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DUBLIN, March 90.-Thirteon tenants
have been evictcd from their hemes at
olongory. After the tenants had been
driven from the house twelve of tho
buildings were set ON fire by the agent
and emergency men. The best house
was not destroyed, being spared for use
as quarters for the police.
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fiaIIeilsSry IN i',a,n,

and the efficacy oi Ia action have rcn.
dsred the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop.
ulaf. IL OleangeB and Tones in tile
plpgged and ieyetiUh System, and dlgpelI
Aea6AchSs !. q siL, @ Cold. saa Pevo's For sale
~ oV yyM anu " w bottles by Logan
rug Company, Anton 4, Hes, II, i,
Burt and q, Menkemeller,
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1hs NJ, louis Computation.

~ Lotus, March g0.-ThO Union
,Auof ", raiy, after u boisterous conyen.
uO4 ..4 which lastCd nearly oil last night
,ulohtd Judge l., NOOhan, tho Dem.
I,'le Nominee iot Mayor and made up
M y, ltmnindtf Of their ticket by select.
,",Eylhdldatcs from both tho Republican
is ~. pemoctatic tickets and by nominal
s,,, ny several candidates from their OWE
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ARRESTED IN WHEELING.
a Woman Accused of Larceny In Charles.
ton In Jail Here.

lou IN Jhl horos
Last evening Constable Tom Bennett
and Detective All Burnett, Of the Eureka
Detective Agency, Charleston, arrested
Maria Means, at her sisters residencoi in
Centre Wheeling, on a charge Of steal.
ing 5000 from James Robinson, of
Charleston, and in default OF bail Squire
Phillips sent her to Jail to await transfer
to Charleston.
Robinson received from relatives in
the East three remittanCes OF $500 each.
These were all stolen. Suspicion was
directed to tho woman, and Captain Bur.
nett searched her trunk, and recovered
S2G6. Before she could be arrested she
came here. She refuses TO give up any
more money.
Robinson Is an old, childish man, and
the working up Of the case required a
good deal OF skill and care.
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Many prnnns.l ~ At Ss,n..

LONDON March SO.--AdvlCcs have
I, been received from Samoa to tho effect
that In terrible hurricane thoro three
american .,.I and four German men.of.war
were were wrecked, and that many pSrSoSs o"s
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Tllr AppUCrEp pOY IIEARD FROM.
Seen In Possession of Two cowboys-A Teis'
gram to Ills AIOlheF,

CHICAGO, March 2e.--Arthar KruS.
chcnskl, the IA year old lad, said 10 be
heir to a fortune Of $4,000 In the old
country and who was said TO have been
abduCted several days ago has been
heard from. His mother last night 70.
cCiycd a Dispatch from QFeStline, Ohio,
reading. "Yeur son has Just passed
through here. lio was on q stock train.
lie tried to get or the cars. Two men
who wore cowboy hats had him untll
the train loft the city. II may DO that
YOU can head him oHRt rltAbIrgh."
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llonlAprer Ordsrrll Arr..l.a

7, PANS, March eo.-Tho Pre,e s,atoa
that NJ NJ, olemenceau and Royier.
Lapioro, both Of whom are mcmberS of
"a ttg !! Chamber l Of Deputies, have reollpsI.
~ y Al. Constants, Minister ci the interios
70 arrest General BoulaDper 'eiiOF,
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mo walthnm Watell comrnnI.

BosToS, March 20.-At the annual
meeting ofthO stockholders Of the Amer.
lean Waltham Watch Company yester.
day, II was voted TO increase the capital
stock 81, 900, 900, making II 81, 100000. A
dividend Of 50per cent was declared.
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A special cooking main took place laIL
evening Al the regular Fulton pit be.
tween birds from stepbenvllle and this
city. Ths!s SsrS ..SSS .SS aaSSaa5 aaSaat5s on the pro.
pramme, and the occasion was made q
very Interesting one igy those who like
that sort Of thing. ThOt6 was q large
nrnRd In aLLpndAhue.
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AN ELRGANr AFFAIR.
Prof. Epsls's Pupils Give Musical solr,
MT tha " NJ "a

Prof Englo'a Pupils Give Musical Solr0G
at the Y. NJ. Ca.
An enjoyable and artistic Nance mrpi-
Gale was given at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall last evening
by the pupils Of Prof. s. Camille Engle,
being the first event Of the kind the
public has been privileged to enjoy
since Prof. ,Engle's advent In Wheeling,
There was d large audience present, In.
yited guests Of Prof. Engle and the per
formers, and they oil appreciated highly
the artistic rendition OF the following
fine programme:
/. "VRse AllemagnOh, h,............,..A, Iublnstelt
Miss Alma Conner,
e "lAly '..'......,.......,F MendelssOh1
Nr. Harry Sweeney.
q. "On Songs Bright plnlOnn...f. Mendelssohn
4. 1.-THE Flower dlrl' %a .;s;..r..G. Bcvlgnnn
Miss $, Gundllng.
0, "Bl0nulnn uounOd
, Mrs. Y. llempstone,
Nv ~ Mis- i. i. McRoin ' AZ ''''0n
Z. 1.-THE Two GfenAdlcrIh h,,,,,,,,.,,,,,F RclsslgeI
Dt. J. II: Mcclure.
Miss Daisy CockaynO.
" "AuO .,,.,' MAttCC
Miss a. Conner.
TO- "Slncc First | Met Thee" ......,.A, RublnAlelt
Miss iOder.
H. "lI was NOT 70 10 o.....'......."..,N. NeGtlei
49, "The Gypslcs.. .......,',..............,T Bruhm
MesdAmes HonpstOnO, Conner, GundlIng
and YOdeF.
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A.L., LONDON, March 2o.-A propo,Ition h.,
peen made 10 confer the ireePjnm " ~ W.
Glty & 81 EdlnbnrR on Mr.. pSFnSIl 'uS
majority Of tho munIeInnI snihaIii, hii A
oaltlon, -N'Vf Vi thc prop
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PARIS, March 2o.-whon the case Of
tue accused members Of the Patriotic
L., League comes up before the tribunal on
Tuesday next, the Government will ask
ne court 70 grant a postponoment Of tbe
iriai IN order TO enable the proseCution
70 obtain information regardingtbe case
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