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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
rYs DEATH RAfE UNEXPECTEDLY REAVY.'
FAILURE or LARGE MUTUAL sESEpIr LIFE
INSURANCE. ASSOCIATION IN ONO.

Columbus, Ohio, March speciaD-Life insurance
men here were excited to-day over tho appointment Of
q receiver for the Mahoning Mutual Life Insurance
Association the headquarters Of which Is In this city.
1t was consolidation Of three associafions-the Ma
boung and National Life Of Ohio, and The Newcastle,
Penn Mutual Benefit Association, the policy hqders
OF the latter having transferred to the Mahoning
and National last July. The policy holders OF tho
Association which was rated one Of the largest OF
those conducted the mutual assessment plan IN the
west, are mostly tn Ohio and Pennsylvania, bnt
number OF thc afe scattered through several other
States The Risks Of the Association aggregated
slooOoo00. The application for receiver Is due to
the fact that during the last year an Unexpectedly
heavy death rate made necessary an increased number
OF assessments which moro than half the policy
holders cfused TO pay, FORGETTING their membership
and fatally gripping the Association. Many Dencnt
claims already matured arc unpaid.
d. r stevens, OF Columbus. vas president and
Harvey Hatch, OF Pittsburg, vicepresident Of the
Association. b. r.. stevens was appointed sce,Ser,
with power 10 wind up the business. Tue ucssursas
schedule shows cash Gu hand amounting 20 1'opvo,
and noirs and accounts aggregating $2uss3J At
fanQefaents have been made to feinsufe TIE pouey-
holders in the Mutual Reserve Fund LIE Association
ofN av.Nofx
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- ,,',,-rv CHOW rHRrR SKILL.

rna ,ro,.sa cadets ohio's National Guard some thirty,
.,. ,,as, r.rsro,pd o. Captain william y heMaksn vita
T.rss Isu.snans W. H. Cook and Second lieutenant = I
w.,,a,s wsra escorted last evening BY cempany.
aaa Regiment nom the Ashland ioasc % The a'os q
tho New,york regiment. and were pu, through
ar 80 sa,s with precision ,hst wead have done
sssas . company Of ve,esaa regulars while their
.s.,a. no,h ~ .oufs' and .ne,' and ther forming
aud and s.gsssy sae was as sSd Is
ns anu Aneas he pleased seesssors ys so, Eins
nesblns NsSs q Sa,aon Albany and aptan Eesolg
S rssnent Tho onicofs q the "a ~ ~ ssan,ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
sTArE CHARTER ELECTION RETURNS
MORE COUNTIES AND CITIES HEARD FROM
Yruaca,s rrRsr CITY rLfUrIoN.

. /.
rruAcA's FIRST CITY EIEOTIoN.
ithaca March 8.-By Its first election under city
ebnfter, John Bsnden, Democrat WIS eiectsd Mayer
~ ithaca by I'VE votes more than warren Hunt
Republican recnfved IN q total poll OF e,c27 Inc
pspubncans elected three OF the Aldermen and the
Democrats one, constituting new Common Council
OF six Republicans 10 two Democrats Under tho
trustees OF the village were made Aldermen and they
bold over. The Democrats BY e snail rs ;loi "
s sor IN ' the board to seven nspubicans
hudson March 6-The town meetings IN Columpia
county yesterday resulted In the election 81 threen
Democratic Supervisors and ten Republicans, Tho
st Beard sd twelve Democrats 2 es se WEEP hsDsp
contest was made Is Scw.isDanon, Ense faIago
CARPENTER Repj, Is elected 10 succeed ssmnei j.
Tldcn, r. lDcmb
Kingston. March 9 specieD.--There was light vots
In this city and throughout the county yesterday Inc
new Board OF Aldermen VIII be composed OF ninn ise-
publicans and nipe Democrats, with EeDnstc, an
~ 10 naI,tiraIiy unless the town OF DennlDg MOI
yet definitely heard from, elects Rcpuptcan-
Ncwburg, March Q (srecsB.-The Orange County
BOARD OF supervisors consists OF eighteen Democrats
and eight Republicans. Last year 1t was fourteen
Democrats and eight Republicans. The four adj
ditional members como from Tho new city Of Middle
town. Two remarkable sur, ses eee reported.
Dersocrat nom the sianch old Republican Town o.
Monroe spi d Republican .a,,s fro s,,r ner N'A
peckslfll, March (spccian.-Ihe charter election
AID hero yesterday resulted in the choice OF the fo
loving vflsgc officers President, stephen D hof,on
DEN trustees First ward Joseph sparrow Dem. rec
Lane Dem, water commissioners, A. II. Free, Rep-
and James r. Sutton, Rep.
Utica, March e.-In tho town Of Nev-Hartford.
yhers there &c q Ne vote for sspery,S s move sSs
Oneida County Bosfd o. supsrvisoEs Therefore ssas
Republicans 60; Democrats, 20 . fepuOieAn ssa y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
nro1pte ElEtps zoe INEEs1Ohs.
rnr srocKs OF AMERICAN BfEwEhiHs An
GREAT DEMAND.

THE HIOCkS Of AAaEuASs~-'.
GREAT DEMAND.
osIee Of the financial centres iocsooo - 'ne ailuss
~ manufacturing districts, American 'hs
have touched tho securities Of ~.
Hence. while at Boston, Providence anu s..t !,
.,.,s "a cantal are continually seeking sacn IN
,,os,sntz ,he CAPITAL contributions 70 tne new
,osrret heretofore have been principally drees.u n
ssssv.ra hank stnchs and railway secunses, Ane
sssD, ,bv money has been hequently icss IN sne pui
:. S.,-,t,es Il because capitalists have taken
.o.r.nos, else,s recommendation, without examining
20 themselves Very often the Only evaonoo oi
vaue as tho fact that the bonds OF stcc' S 'o
rn,cb. be. commanded the prices OF gOoa Rap0' on
,rIhansc.S. They belonged TO enormous i'su, W
based upon railroads or Other properues :. 49,. -
~ r,anared BY strangers, and Their earnings WeSe On
80. nrohlernaoa No wonder that in such cases m
.Nssments have sometimes proved disastrous,
ya,,sb captalsts. who are constiutonaly Sonser-
..,Iys a. veil as very shrewd, have Ia th's matter
tssrned thing or two. They have come 70 tuo coh
.s,on that II was we'll TO know into what they were
hnyinr They have been looking out for interests IN
nropertcs that could be investigates py themselves
or their agents, and whose earnings Ncre A.s s,
yers naturally their attention was draw - ~. -
90. ,actorIes OF these 1t did not take them ions 70
Ssoonsr RAJ brewerIes under favorable conditions
49,. ,,ons ,ho nost profitable. Hence they have
bssS ouletly building up some OF the best WIN tne 10
snit ~ rcslizlng large percentages. The New-fork
brewing company was sold abroad, and us success
has prompted English capitalists 70 seo U'" 80
GIANTS. IN q few weeks two other schemes WIZ DC
S oraS n the London market, each OF about
40 600 600. and there Is little question that they VIII
s. ABSORBED as rapidly as was The Sew-YorE Amer
lean bankers arc beginning TO ASK WY tneso propc
lee sbouid be permitted to pass TO English holders
and their profits become contrbutary to the ease and
comfort Of foreigners. .,. :, go.
Recently, however these consultations OF inter-
est the economies in wothne and the greater pront:
aesived thcrcfrom have attracted the attention Of
ar,ottean capitalists. The separate interests thus
consolidated have an Individual record which may DO
investigated by investors or bs experts IN helr IN
terest bankers who bring out these JOINT sx-
ntises aay thew are able 70 make moro perIcet ca
animation OF the past and proshccuys ea sh, ,t IN
NJ tnssbIe with railroad ptOperties, ana tnle may 20
nasiiy verified by Investors In sncn casos y
no need Of buying in the dark inc Rsr Sou y, SIyt
snuds from to il per cent Of such properties may
mi the vacuum caused By tho sclvly Vt f@irVao
securitles which pay high rates OF interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
THE OUTLINES OF COMING POLICY.
LIKEWISE. PATRIOTISM.

ffum Tho New.York independent
President Iiafrlsons address Is model for bfevlty
clssrnoss and conciseness
A NATIONS HEART BEHIND HIS LIPS.
From Tho Detroit Tribune.
President Harrison has given the country ddL
tionai proof Of BIS staiesmanship y hls e1mtaeis
message II Is striklngiy forcibe 70 expression
sso es wss a ts esass e as' cn bold
eanigocal utscfanee And tho best OF II all " Ihal
Is convictions arc thpse OF tho highest and pest
Intelligence patriotism and moral power OF ih9 Netoh
An APPEAL 10 SOUTHERN NOBILITY.
FROM tho Dayton gohtul Jo1tha
With patriotic zeal he seeks 20 bring ho whole
Nation into aecor on questions OF policy whleh VIZ
prosperity ui tho whole people, Tho message shows
40 taint of sccsionslsif
THE PRESIDENT HimsEnF IS BOSS"
From Tho Raitiflere News lIndl
Tho character Of the mans mind. the conservatism
OF MS ratufc and tbs dfinncss and fairness Ql ms
eonvfcticns afe plainly disclosed ~ Il lie VIII be
tho President ior tho next four years and there can
al over the Iafagrsphs 81 that PAPER and It, every
nttetancc IS entirely BIS own
fifoH THOUGHTS. WE'LL EXPRESSED.
From Tho Auburn IA. ~ Adycfsiser.
President Harssops address was conceived n row
ernt patftotlshe was clear end dgnlHrd In rs sug-
gestois and was couehed In the language Of nnpte-
tenttpas elegance.
YOu KNOW WHAT HE MEANS
From Ths Chicago TrEhane.
IN reissaias contrast With .s, Dr. eisssisS'.
% & e y sa e ass bus ssfs genera sii ssnS
upinMtasablc There Is much n docs not say, bnl
what Il does SAG cieaE and direct and no one ear
m'staks iis nlcaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
v,eo1.,a rvoY sbIya poK ptyoRcE.

pf,ssuurg. March D tspec.al,. Virginia Knox, Of
tbfs ei,y. Sas applied for divorce in the coafts OF
Italy from tho ran whom She married some nve
niohtas ago supposis him 70 be the Count Ill Montef
csio The latter Il now IN New-Ycrk city, havky ar
rived sfofa Eufope on Sunday When Virginia KNOX
.,rvsd b Itaiy. she found that her husband was a
ncupll,ss impostor. Ho derived bis title from his
1,st vic. she lived with her husband for several
wecks bat he offered her such indgnles that she had
10 leave him Her uncle + =. Mathews OF Phils
nphla was at thar time IN Paris with his fsmiiy and
tho Countess sent for him and they immediately asked
for legal separation. Miss Knox then accompanied
ker untis to paris whcio she Is staying at tho Pros
ant tlua The above story was leaspei from friends
II Tho Knox family to-day, II was also stated that
II tho Count GENE to Pittsburg, ne would inirsassIeey
Is arrested tho charge OF perjury. ftt 70 sate,l
thai when be secured bis marriage license here ~
rade oath that he had never before been married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
TIE YsATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a n 40. ,g.,,,.
v.sutSsroS March as p m--ter msnN n...,,,s
shire and Vermont rain or snowi s'ao'"ais
northwssteriy gales >,.....,,.r, rain or
For massachusetts, Rhode Island ana o0a 's.,r
.now followea by mir woaher stationary 49,. ~.
For Eastern Nsw.ycrk. light rain. ichoss"
Sa rs srssr Easssra Pcnnsyvania pe'aw.rs aass
ia virginia NorsA Carolina South carnna anu ee0'S
fair warmer. s. - tnoIsfAna. fairi
For FLORIDA, AIabama mississippi ana h'''-A'''
ros Eastern Tssa. hight rain wsssasr .,,ne vv,s,.
FOR Arsansas Teaasssa Ksasae WIS, u,sn sar rss
err pcnasyivaals Western Nev.iors .na ~'
csnsa ~ ss~' ana raos ,s.r. seaary tenpeanfN nv
sor Mcnsaa and wisconsin, r slightly seses ~
Far M,nnesca and pak,sa. aif sngnss '0''s'' ''
siatlonary temyefAtere.
ror Iowa and Nsbfassn faif eooss. .s...a~. tenn.
,os ss,..onr, Ksn.ss aud coorsio. fair stationary
,sratarc. Followed BY eiisatis eoc'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
yup wrsr v1pe,y1I eoygREoRsnrp.

Charleston. W. Va. March 0spcciaD. OF
Importance has yet boon DOM In the contest over the
oovernorshp except that judge Ferguson az counsel
for r. Carr through tho prosecuting attorney flied
an information At tho Circuit Clerks ONCE, and
summons was awarded against Governor wilson TO
appear on Monday the first day Of the March term OF
the Circuit Court 70 show By what authority no
Continues 10 hold The once Of Governor IL Is expected
thar counsel for Geneial Col WIN teke similar
action. They are busiiy engaged IN pfnpafhg Tho
win mako application 10 tho supreme Court tomorrow
fof writ OF mandamus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
srn1rR AnAINsr RRARrNG noors.

Mount Holly, N. u March ga strike occurred
at tho Columbia Iron Works, at Hsinesport BariIng
ton County, yesterday, IN consequence OF an order
being issued that all tho employees should wear boots
Tho order was issncd It is stated, becaase SO many
Of Ia, employees wore laid up BY burns caused BY
mo!ten iTon which those who wore boots cscaped,
r1s rrondetors OF the works offored TO furnish boots
;ew 81 rhsrse 10 those who iclt unable TO pay for
thcn and also 20 pay honi DOE time loss on account
OF Injuries received Inc meh Wouio not consent
,of went cut,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
pnnr. nlrrs no LAKR PoRrs..

Cleveland March orhe solution Of pool rates 10 Lake
ports for the coming season was easy toaay as' yes
a,., a nro,,.sns struaze between TIE Ohio and tas
,aburr coal fields the rates PlttsDasg 70 che Lake
pere 1xed a, 90 cents q ton. and from the hook,ns
valley ana other ohio Fields, s. ecnts ton. 1ne oalo
roads had previously had 90 cent dTereni oal y no
hnlted and determined action OF the opcis
sass sn3 yoads N was reduced last year 70 eeDA ~
ssreemsnt TO-DAY the that preyasa AsS year were
aiontad 1ss0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07

sppropristng eos for ne proper ,ssa nav AZ
~ ,s-saIson Of this state IN INDECENT cir
wl.n s,sness siso bli nahng 4 ris ss
eans ,sv os 10 wear Grand Army badge WAC - NOT
sytilied 10 wear II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
rpws ppon surpwproKEp DREW.

Boston, March CspeciaD.-Thc steamer Piaoua
which arrived at Boston on February 10
from the Mediterranean, reported that she
had passed schooner, supposed to be tho
Electric Light from Portland Me-, for Duenos Ayres
She was abandoned and bad boon set on ro. Nothing
was known hers rs to the fate OF the crew uhl to-
day, when q dispatch was received by Doane g.
cruwnll Of Boston, announcing that Captain Anderson
and crew OF the Elcetfie Light had boon savcd and
had safely arrived at st. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
A spgoTlL sERyfog roR DEAF Murpu

special service Tor deatmules was held yestprday
afternoon by tho Rcv. DR.. Thomas Galiaudet assisted
by tho Rev. Arson IT. Colt at St. AIMS Church In West
Egheenthst IN the evening at Tho regular service Dr.
Ghaudet translated into the sign language tho sermon
delivered BY Dr. Brown Of St. .ThonaEk wectiy ser.
yiees for deamutes orc held Sunday afternoons al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
GnYERNoR HornY saEKs INJuNorIoN.

indianapolis, March q lspcciai -Guyesaor iloyoy
today hogan iaiunesion proceedings TO prevent the
authority claimed by the i've Democrats who wore
elected supreme Court. Commissioners by tho Ingls
lature Tho chici JnstSc Of tho Supreme Court has
objected that notices sAall be ssuod, requiring the
commissioners 70 appear IA coliif on March Ia In
their answer they deny the allegations ~ the GOV
erncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
n poUnr waERs 70 PLAY roogBai.E.

New.Haven March tspcclail --At a Yale University
meeting held this evening committee was appointed
10 confer with Harvard about tho place sof playing
tho Yale-naryard football sano next tan. This
action was madc necessary by the refusal Of tho
Harvard faculty allow ts sss q e play @ New.
e,ps iraa lus yale decided 70 take no aesicu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
nHlrarNa TIE ELECTION LAW IN AsEAYsAs.

oHAgGLNG THE ELECTION LAW IN ARKAFsAs'
Little Rock Ark, March 0 Bpccial).- Inc STATE
seraiA this morning passed on aot changing the
election law IN this statp The Bill Is framed on
tho Australian system, and changes the present law
which allows county Judges to nsmo inc elco'lo '
tnd~e. On each township by giving this right to three
commissioners IN each county appointed ~ he
Governor, Auditor and Secretary Of state. Tho eS-
treme punishment for stealing baliot-nox Is niteeh
,aars, Imprisonment, Tho bin was sharply op-
posed, seven Democrats Joining tho Republican
senators in tho opposition. Senator +. NJ Thompson
.a.t against tho Democratic ticket in
thls state at tho last election. This bin had ten
Ssneg utterly to destroy this large minority. lie
regarded tho poll.tax qualification as mcaihngiess
provision. The danger in the bill was that the votes
would not be counted for tho candidates Tor whom
they wers cast. There was no assurance on this
poini No one wes present whom these votes Wero
counted except the three commissioners appointed by
the board, Tho bin was unjust as well as partisan.
II was admitted IN the committee which namea J.
that II was Democratic measure and t was 70 %
madc Is strong as public opinion would pcrmt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
lnnAs rscAnIhr Vas sELLING GfNaHnnRrI

J,uas Iscariot was . prisoner Of the Tun,bs rolee
Court yesterday lie had been arrested for peddiIng
gingerbread undcr Tho shadow OF the statue OF Ben
ianiin Franklin. In Printing House SQUARE fIs had
,r.nblnee IA ono place longer than ten minutes the
eorp0ration ordinance making that the imlk lie Is
mcdiuri. sized Greek about forty years Old lie was
ancd Is. e3gt sssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
ao nar nonpo Ea~foxs Eve rxdoMrs.

Springfield, III, March e.-in the senate today .
o,nt esolaroh WIS introduced providing for the sub
mission TO yots Of the people OF On asicndmsnt 10
the stata Consultation. Tbs proposed amendment
soncmpiates the raising Of funds for tho support Of
t,e public schools by means Of tax on the capital
stock OF corporations doing business p this state on
ire receipts II RAILROADS. street railroads sleeping cars
liaing ears eIesaphs, Telephones. express business
Insurance business, Royalties patents franchises
sid privileges, stock yards MINIS. the sale OF ntox
rants, manufactured tpbaece, and, Il necessssy. .
frsd,stsd lax on Incomes Oh morn tran ~, 600 per
fnsitn The 0becs 81 The proposed amendment Is 70
enable the state to secure revenue from oiasscs et
property which generally escape taxation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
rpe ofgY's own sHavfoE BolnD.

Williams Hlldr1th Field IVES eppp'nsca yesterday
10 the MAYOR to be tho third member Of 10 saper
yIsine Board Of tho Municipal clvil soryce Com,
mission, En Is the second lawyer on the Board and
Z Also tho second Democratic msmber, He 6 ahoas
forss.sessn years Old and was srsaaatsd hom uaicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07

College IN 1905. He studied law In the odlce OF
theodore W. Dwight This is his first political ONCE
Sasbnj,c f,i,,b and IA also rnernbey Of tho Beard o.
Managers Of tho Catholic Orphan Asyiums oi shis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
WORKING ON rHB PROPOSED tlonN PALACE

WORKING on THE PROPOSED conn PALACE
Members OF tho Produce Exchange especially the
committee appointed 10 receive subscriptions Inward
making erediiabe exhibit Of tho cereal products Of
the country at tho Paris Exposition, were in an ex-
ultant frame OF mind yesterday learning that the
management Of the Exposition had consented to give
spacs free OF charge for the American Corn Palace
AZ Hrst II was tho intention TO charge the American
committee 5000 for the space. Tho Corn Palace
win be pavilion made entirely OF corn In tho ear.
aud win be elaborate as u viii DO unique. In IL
win be exhibited IN is natural state and 10 every
shape and form OF FOOD, including whskey Colonel
Charles Murphy, Of the Mexican Veterans, Is now In
Tho west, urging the boards OF trade to cooperate
with the Produce Exchange IN tho American exhibit
The Chicago Board has not showed such . spirit OF
Aucrlcanlsm as to satisfy the grain merchants mere as
a proposes to do nothing except the PRODUCE
understanding that tho interests OF the west eee
10 be benefited moro than those Of New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
HUNDREDS OF MOVING MACHINES IN 4 sswsa

Worcester Mass, March Sat tho works OF the
R,oharIson Manufacturing Company In this city this
aftornoon section OF tho floor fell into the sewer,
carrying with II between 900 and 400 Buckeye now.
inr machine, weighing ITO tons. Each machine Is
valued AT from R55 to go. No one was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
Nor Ap1E ro ca trsr on poIfcY.HoLpEEs

NOT ABLE TO GET LIST OF FoLtoi, .D-..o,
Indianapolis, March tspeeal.-The Coanecacut
Life Insurance Company has declined 70 furnish toe
Irdana investigating Committee list OF tho policy
holders IN the state. public statement IN regard 10
the matter addressed to the pocyholders. is in prepa
ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
noNt,e DrrERED AND ACCEPTED.

washington Mafch 0-Tne bond offerings to-day agere-
sata Al a77 500, rs follows. per cents, regisSefed
sUuoooo IL 1885, A. pct cents, registered, s2ooooo;
100000 s1e. 500 saa sibooc at 1ps
The geeretafy OF he Treasury this afternoon accepted
ire following bonds. Registered AIS 100000 $4,000
$4,000 and $f25 500, all at los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
=, !, srrarE MEETS AND ADJoURNs.

8 Washington, March 6.-The Senate simply met
fc-aas and on motion OF Mr.. Allison, adjourned.
subscauentiy cancos Of tho Repihlicans vas held
u arrange for tho reorganization OF the sehssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
rRovrERs CONC 70 anABaMa,

ThOVTTlfs UUING TO AL1B1MlI
louisville, March tspecian-Henty Simon his
morning sold Hector Wilkes colt and a Iiambio-
tonisn colt to H. J. Gilbert, Of Birmingham, Ala,
for G., 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
ist1a,nr nIIrfEs kr pANANA.

washington sfaseb 9. Tho Defastaent Of State has
seeesss INFORMATION, through the Consul at Colon,
fsst decree has been issued BY the Governor OF
Panama, 10 60 into eject on JAY next suggesting
foreign salt tobacco ard fsrucnted houoFs TO import
duty The rate Of ddf Is IL cents pcr 5iSgram
m salt 90 cents pcr kloga3m on tobacco, Whatever
he oualiiy. ana 5 cents per hlokrau on liquors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07

s,e E s|sss' 6 ; q Z s s''s : .s ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07
THE spEAKEn's aAvEn MISSING.

washington. March eAt the expiration o. eaon
Congress tho gsxe used by the Speaker OF me House
h neselyinr order Is always presented 10 him as
substantial neinento Of HIS services 10 tho char On
fhe adjournment OF the House on Monday speaker
Carlisle did not Immediately take possession OF the
one hs had used ard on returning 10 the hall OF the
fouse short While after tho ccsc Of tho inaugural
ec,omsn.es he was Unable to find n TIE favol was
MADE 81 An clenbantE tsk and SIS loss Is regretted
much by Mr. Carlisle. The gsSel used on the d,sk
Of The presiding officer of the senate has been theIO
for twenty sears. ad AZ hg end OF every session
of the seafo - zsaousiy guerdsa Dy an oneiai "no
malEsg II his business TO look aftcr IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-07

THE INAUGURATION a EIN1hltIAII % 11-7.3'
washington march e.5-1'he inaugural Committee
has sehIcycd an unprecedented financial success. Not
only has enough money been made from the saic OF
privilores ana Of tchois to the BAN 10 defray OH OK
psses ana to return fc $4,000 guarantee subscribed
by pabc.spir;trd citizens but there win 20 snrpins
III, II abe,,i 100000 There were 10000 tickets to
fhe ais sod netting 100000 ana It Is expected that
e receipts from tho sale OF toilets 10 the promenade
ronse,t held in tho hstroom yesterday and from the
salc o; souvenr bali tickets win bring THIS amount Up
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