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REPUBLICAN ROCKETS.
wind-up Of the Inauguration Fun With a
Display Of Fireworks.

wind-up Of the Inauguration Fun with n
Display Of Fireworks.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The display OF
fire works from the monument grounds to-
night was undoubtedly the most brilliant
ever witnessed In Washington. The exhi-
bltion began with an illumination of Penn
sylvania avenue from the treasury depart
ment TO the Capitol, q distance Of over one
mile. The night was uncommonly dark,
and the great white shaft Of the Washing
ton monument afforded background the
peer OF which can hardly be found In the
world. The first set of pieces displayed
were large portraits OF President Harrison
and Vice-President Morton framed In bril-
liant colors, resting upon an easel. So life
like were these portraits that at the distance
Of = mile each was readily recognized.
Following these came marvellous fountains
of sparkling, electric stars, myriads OF
flying rockets In every conceivable tint,
bombs which, bursting hundreds OF feet In
the air, discharged thousands OF smaller
shells which In turn exploded, producing
grandly beautiful effect, and then q bonfire
OF colored light which reflected Its rays on
the great white obelisk, transformed II into q
shaft OF FURNISHED brass and again into one
OF garnet, and then Of emerald OF sapphire,
while the towering structure was viyidly
outlined against the sky Of intense black.
Another set piece pictured the south front
OF the white house, every detail OF pillar
and capital and window and carved cornlce
appearing with distinctness. The last OF
ths set pieces represented thecapitol. The
closing scene OF the exhibition was, indeed.
q g0rgeously brilliant one. Tens Of thous-
ands Of blue rockets exploded by electric
ltv rhot N m fraa the haze nf the Inouumqnf
TO It's summit; thousands OF others In yel'
low. scarlet, green, purple and garnet fol-
lowed In quick succession until the whole
sky was aiiame with a scintilla stars OF
wendrous hues. This great eruption con-
timed for some time.
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THE LAW SUPREME.
The Military Guard the Boseman Jail, and
There Is no Trouble.

There Is no Trouble.
BozEMAN, March e.-ISpeeial to the In
dependent l-About 10 O'Clock last night
word was received from the governor or
dering out the militia TO guard the jail In
response to the request made BY the mayor,
who feared that an attempt would be made
to Lynch Walters, the alleged murderer OF
his wife. The local company responded
TO the call and @ detachment OF sixteen
men were placed around the jail. No dem
onstrations toward raidlng the Jail were
made, although several groups OF men
could be seen during the night, evidently
waiting for leader. and six mounted men
came In from the country 10 take part.
The danger Of entering the jail was at
first overlooked, but when the lynchers
saw that the sheriff would make O de-
termlned stand for the prisoner they
gave up their purpose. The town has as
sumed Its usual quIetness and no danger Is
feared. Nothing new regarding the muir
der has been learned and those most bitter
against the prisoner concede that he should
have fair trial, as he so far has been con-
fronted solely by the circumstantial evil
dence Of small boy. The prisoner seems
to be In happy mood and when informed
Of the verdict OF the coroner's jury did not
change a muscle. The son has been re-
leased and was at the funeral Of his mother
yesterday.
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UNITE THE LINES.
All the Union Pacific Branches Gen.
tering at Ogden to Be Merged
in One Company.
The Consolidation Of the Oregon
Short Line and the Utah Nor
thern the First Move.
session OF State Railroad Commissioner at
washington-Moving In Foros Upon
boulder Canon Grade.

New YoRK. March "A Boston spe-
cial says: "The following was given out
at the office OF the Union Pacific In this
city to-day: For some time past the ques-
ton Of the consolidation OF the branch
lines OF the Union Pacific system center
ing at Ogden has been under consideration.
The necessary papers have now been
drawn up and the directors have the i'm
mediate consolidation OF the Oregon SLort
Line and the Utah a. Northern railway
companies before them. The first step In
bringing this about was taken at meet
ing Of the Oregon Short Line trustees held
on Monday Of this week, and the succeed
Ing steps will be taken as rapidly as the
forms Of law will permit The question Of
Incorporating with this company the other
Utah lines OF the Union Pacific system IL
also under consideration. Tne proposed
consolidation. II carried through In all It's
parts, will undoubtedly exercise decided
influence not only upon the affairs Of the
Union Pacific, but upon the future devel.
opment of the whole territory tributary to
Salt Lake City and Ogden.
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TELEGRiPHIC BREyITIEs.

The senate simply met and adjourned
yesterday.
Queen Victoria sailed yesterday for
Cherbourg, on her way TO Barritz
Sir. Julian Pauncefote. the new British
minister 10 the United States, will start for
Washington about the end OF the month.
The wholesale saddlery firm OF Henry A
Lacrolx, Of Montreal, Que, assigned. Ii
Is said the liabilities will reach $500 900.
The three leading brewerles OF Roches-
ter, N. Y, were yesterday purchased by
the English syndicate at price stated TO
be- SS, 900.
The ministry Of New South Wales has
been defeated on the question OF protection
and resigned. Sir Henry Parkes will form
Q free trade cabinet.
The suspension Of willett's Manufactur-
Ing Co., which carried on the big Excelsior
po ttery ut Trenton, N. j., 10 reported. II is
claimed the embarrassment will only be
temporary.
Viscount Vaudeville, the eldest son OF
the Duke Of Manchester. has been declar-
cd bankrupt His liabilities are $500, 900,
said TO be caused by high living and bet
ting. In 1875 he married an American
wife, Miss Yznaga, Of New York.
Emperor William yesterday gave break
fast 10 Lieut. Grahenreuth, Councillor
Krauel and six officers belonging TO Wlss-
msnn's expedition. He announced 10 his
guests the recapture of Bagamoy and two
guns which the Arabs had taken from the
Germans. The Arab loss was heavy.
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CHEERING CLEVELAND.
The Er-Prssidcnt and His wife Assured OF
the Love of the People.

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WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ex-President
and Mrs. Cleveland left Washington for
New York at II o'clock, accompanied by
Mrs. Folsom, ex-Postmaster General and
Mrs Dickinson, Col. and Mrs. Lamont aud
family. Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Falrchlld
escorted them to the station, where they
were met by all the members OF the retir-
ing cabinet and family. The party was
recognized BY the crowd In the station and
Cleveland was cheered until he disap-
peared.
NEw YORK, March e.-Ex. President
Cleveland and party arrived Al Jersey City
at O'Clock this evening Owing 20 the
desire VI Mr.. Cleveland 10 avoid crowd
At the depot, the train was side tracked at
Bergen Point for over an hour before com
INK up 10 the station. This device failed,
however, as the crowd waited When the
train arrived there was grand rush and
as Mrs. Cleveland walked down the plat
form the people crowded about them,
cheering loudly and followed them 20
their carriages. The policemen In vain at
tempted 20 stay the people, Mrs. Cleveland
smiled as II pleased with the reception and
MIR. Clcyeland several times touched his
hat When the two finally entered their
carriage and stood waiting for the other
members OF the party, q man proposed
three cheers and tiger for Grover Cleve-
land. They were given with q will, rs
were three cheers for Mrs. Cleveland.
Then followed three and a tiger for Daniel
Lamont They were then driven 10 the
Victoria hotel.
On their arrival at the hotel Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland immediately retired TO their
rooms, which were found profusely decor
ated with flowers sent by intimate friends.
Early tomorrow morning MIR. Cleveland
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BELGRADE, March d-Klng Milan has
abdicated the throne Of Seryia and Crown
Prince Alexander will be proclaimed king
tomorrow. The Protlich BelinArkovic
and Ristics will act as regents during the
minority Of the king. who was born Aug.
IA, 1875.
King Milan, In announcing bis abdIca-
ton, declared there would be no change In
the relations existing between Servia and
Austria.
IL Is stated that Milan will soon contract
q inorganic marriage. Many fear the re-
turn OF ex-Queen Natalie.
LONDON, March 6.-The Vienna corre-
spondent OF the Times says the Austrian
cabinet has been thrown into state OF con-
sternati0n by Milan's abdlcati0n, fearing
that IL will result In Russia's ascendancy.
Milan goes 10 Riviera. His private debts
amount 10 1000, 900 f0rins.
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CardIn-Donaid.on Combination.

1t was the intention 10 have brought OF
the Cardin and Donaldson exhibition In
the rink Tuesday evening, March i2. but
w. X. Gooding, advance agent for the
combination. closed contract with Mana
ger Mcguire last evening to play the com
the exhibition will be given at the opera
house instead OF the rink. The following
local sparrers will assist: Billy Hawkins,
Frank Shepley, shannon, Flynn Bros, and
the little "wonders," Jake and Aleck
Goodman. A purse Of $50 will be given 10
anyone whom Patsey Cardiff or Prof. Don
aldson cannot best In six rounds. Cardiff
jackson, the colored champion OF Austria
LA and the Pacific coast, for q purse OF
$1,000. given by the California Athletic
aluh
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A Now nu.Ines. ninnk.

T. O. Power and NJ. II. Ksefe will begin
the erection OF five-story block on the
corner OF Main street and sixth avenue as
soon as the old building in process Of de-
moliticn is removed. The building being
torn down was occupied Ms livery stable
by Joseph ONelll, and is one OF the Oldest
landmarks In the city. The lot was pur-
chased by Messrs. Power and Keefe last
summer. and where the building which
was once the pride OF Last Chance gulch
stood will arise a stately edifice showing
the progress OF our wonderful city.
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COPPER BOOMING.
An Advance All Along the Line at Boston
The Feeling st Paris.

An Advance All Along the Line at Boston
The Feeling at Paris.
BosToS, March IA reaction and boom
occurred in copper stocks at the exchange
this afternoon. At i:i0 Boston and Mon
tana reached 43,S. an advance Of 8 from the
lowest quotation, and Calumet advanced 70
So So. At lao Calumet was s2 10. and
touched 81 6S, an advance Of Is. Montana
was lS. and touched 4SSl; Tamsrack, sl40,
an advance offs
PARIS, March cit Is again asserted
that Rocbeseau, director OF the Compton
des Compte, committed suicide with re-
yolver, having lost his private fortune of
$500, 900.
The evening papers concur In the opin-
ion that R0chereau committed suicide.
The chiefs OF the principal banking firms
met to-day and resolved 10 place them
selves at the disposal OF the Compton des
C0mpte In order to assure In case Of neces-
sity the repayment OF all deposits.
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stanley Heard From.

NEW YORK, March GA private letter
from Bongalo, on the Congo, says Henry
NJ. Stanley has started on his journey TO
rejoin EmIn Pasha. He has not told his
pland except that he will not return by
way Of the Congo. Sept "a Stanley's cour
Ter, bound for Europe, who arrived at Salll
with letter addressed TO M. Brown, was
taken sick. so his intelligence will be de.
lsyed. IL seems Tipp0a Tip did not rejoin
Stanley, as the latter requested In an al
ready published letter written at ARENA,
Aug. II but sent his trusted lieutenant 70
follow Stanley, spy cut the land and
make friends with the natives Of the new
enunffv.
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CHICAGO, March s-At the funeral SER
vices to-day Of Newton Watt, who died in
Joliet prisen while serving life sentence
for completely In the Rock Island express
robbery. Rev. DIR. Caldwell created mild
sensation by saying 10 the crowd: 1--WE
believe Newton Watt innocent His &C.
ais or professional detectives, and con-
slider the two terms very near synono-
nous" The pastor spoke rather bitterly
of several experiences he had with detec.
tiyes which gave him additional ground fol
his opinion. He added: "rhe reward Of
fered In this case was enough 10 convict
any one whom the detectives might select =
The reward referred 10 was $1,000.
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MIn.trsl. and other At,raetIon..

Goodyear, Cook d Dillon's minstrels will
open at Ming's this evening and will give
four performances, three nights and mat
inee. The monarchs have An excellent
band and will give daily street parAdes.
They will be on the street to-day at noon.
The troupe comprises some names well
artists will receive q royal welcome on
apenIng night
Joe X. Emmet will appear at the opera
house Monday night, and will give nm en-
tertainment such as none but j. X. Emmet
can give. After Emmett come Divide Mu.
sin and his celebrated concert company.
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CopspIrcd Against the state.

PARIS, March 6.-The magistrates who
are conducting the inquiry into the affairs
Of the Patriotic League have found docu-
ments proving that the league was engaged
In scheme TO mobilize its members. The
Temps says the government intends to
crIminally prosecute the chiefs OF the
league for conspiracy against the state.
DE Roulede, Laguerre and Richard will
be prosecuted for organizing illegal socie-
ties, instead Of on the original charge OF
exposing the country TO the risk Of war In
order to avoid trial by Jury.
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Embe,.Isr n oore Crosse. the Line.

CHICAGO, March e.-Joseph A. Moore,
the indianapolis Insurance agent who EN-
bezzled $4,000 and fed 10 Canada Is r.
ported 70 have spent to-day In Chicago.
An old acquaintance claims TO have recog-
pized him on his arrival here at the Grand
Trunk depot The friend says Moore
denied his Identity when reaching Chicago,
but admitted Il a. he was leaving. Moore
10 represented as apparently standing In
much fear Of arrest
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BERLIN, March 6.-The National Ga
zette, on Harrlson's inaugural says: There
is Ia no reason to doubt the presidents pa
clfic principles, OF the sincerity OF his opln-
lon regarding peaceful adjustment Of in
terDational difficulties, although be recon-.
mends the strengthening Of The navy and
his tone toward foreign countries proclalms
the beginning OF new era IN American
sertlye policy by the United States.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-The FIRST sub
ject discussed at to-day's session OF the
state Railroad Commissioners conference
was that of uniform classification. At the
conclusion of the debate resolution was
adopted declaring still further advance
towards uniform classification OF freight
would promote the welfare and convent
ence Of shippers and Of the railroad com
pAnies and commanding Q conservative
but persistent effort 70 that end. The
whole subject OF uniformity in railway
legislation was referred 10 commissioner
with instructions TO report at later session.
On motion OF Crocker 4 resolution was
adopted urging the interstate commerce
commission 10 earnestly consider what can
be done 10 prevent the present great loss OF
life and limb In coupling and uncoupling
freight cars, and further In what way the
growth OF system OF heating passenger
cars from the locomotive or other single
source can be promoted, TO the end that the
commission may make recommendations
In the premises TO the various railroads
within It's Jurisdiction, and make.Such sug-
gestions as 10 legislation on these subjects
as may seem to IT necessary and expedient
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Rolling MIli. Close Down.

READING, March. 6-The failure Of the
Reading Iron works has caused q great
furry among iron men. Last night the
rolling mills at Naomi and Gibralter, this
county, agreat portion OF whose products
were received by the Reading Iron works,
closed down for want of orders, and this
forenoon the Keystone Rolling mill Of this
city, whose entire product Is taken by the
Reading works, also shut down.
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p.cap,,a,ed Her Husband.

wAUKEsBA, Wis, March 6.-Mrs. Ann
Driscoll decapitated her sleeping husband :
Timothy. with an axe during temporary
nc OF insanity, near Delaheld this morning
and attempted 10 murder her son also. Her
reason has returned. She says she was
lmpelled 10 murder the entire family to
avert an Imagined calamity.
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New Mexioo's Way.

SANTA FIX. N. NJ, March 6.-The new
inspection law, framed with view TO pro-
hibiting the sale Of the "Bg Four's" pro-
ducts In New Mexico, went into effect TO.
day. The law provides for the inspection
Of live animals Intended for human food.
prohibits the sale or use OF the uncured
meat OF unprotected cattle and hogs, and
forbids the sale OF imported fresh meats.
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The We., ylrripia ca.te.t.

CHARLKsros, w. Va, March 6.-R. s.
Carr. president pro tenn. Of the state. to day
moved on Gov. Wilson with q writ Of quo
warrsbto 10 compel him 10 show by what
right he continued 10 hold the gubernat0rIal
chair. The case will not come up In court
until the legal fight between Wilson and
Goff Is acted npou. The case OF Wilson
and Goff will IN all probability be brought
up In the supreme court tomorrow morn
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Cut Down the Wages.

PORTLAND, Ore. March o.-The orders
recently issued from the head offises Of The
Oregon Railway q Navigation company to
reduce the wages Of all employees on the
river division receiving over $50 per
month 10 per cent. Is causing the company
much embarrassment Ii affects materially
the wages OF captains, pilots, mates and
engineers OF the c0mpany's steamboats, and
the result has been that all have refused 10
work and all the boats on the Willamette
and Columbia rivers have been tied up.
The same state Of Affairs exists on Puget
Sound. This works serious inconvenIence
10 travellers, shippers and mails. As the
law requires masters and pilots IN these
waters must have at least five years expert
ence there, the company cannot fll the
strikers places and has not been able 10
arrive at compromise. Public sympathy
Is with the strikers.
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Charged with Poisoning Family.

LOUISVILLE, March Son Spruce Creek,
near Mount Sterling, Frank Conkwright,
jim Holden and Sue Holden have been
arrested for poisoning Conkwrights family
OF nine children, aged from three 10 nine
teen years. Conkwright Is wldOwer, and
has been living In unlawful intimacy with
the Holden woman. One OF the children Is
dead and the others are quite i'll.
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BosTos. March o.-For the fourth time
within acouple Of months Frank Murphy,
the English lad. and Ike Weir signed arti-
cles TO fight for the feAtherweigtt cham
plonshlp OF the world. They bind them
selves 10 fight 10 q finish with kid gloves
between the 2sth and S0th OF the present
month, at some point within $50 miles Of
Chicago.
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EARLvrLLK. ILL.,. March 6-To-night
Daniel McLachlan, aged 22. killed Carrie
Carrahan, aged 10, and then committed
suicide. The pair eloped Sunday night
from Paw Paw, ILL.,. and have had weary
time OF 1t since. eluding the detectives.
McLAchlan was q blacksmith and the girl
the daughter Of q well-to do hotel keeper.
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California Placsrs,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-The gold
excitement In lower California near En-
senada Is Increasing. Many are focking
from San Diego to the gold fields and work
on the Guyamaca, San Diego a Eastern
railroad is stopped. the workmen leaving
In body for the mines Steamers between
san Diego and Ensenada have doubled
their rates. but the rush continues. Stages
are row running overland. The mines are
located siAty niles south west OF Ensenada.
The San Diego papers declare the develop.
ment covers one hundred miles square;
that placer miners are making great deal
ef money, $4,000 IN gold dust having been
brought into Ensenada and San Diego yes.
terday. Nearly all the California papers
have urged the people TO be cautious about
rushing into the mines, owing 20 the fact
that many OF the recently report
ed mines in California failed TO carry out
the first indications Of wealth, but there
seems no question but that the people In
the southern portion Of the state believe a
new and really profitable gold field has
been discovered.
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COLUMBUS. o., March 6.-The Mahoning
National Life association, doing an insur-
ance business on the mutual assessment
plan, failed to-day, and asked an order OF
court for a dissolution. An inventory
shows $50, 900 cash and s2l, 900 notes and
accounts. The risks amount 70 SIC, ,000, 900.
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To stop An. Debate.

LosDos, March 6.-ln the commons this
afternoon Smith. government leader. moved
cloture on the debate on the address In
reply 70 the queens speech. TWAS carried.
M1 70 IS.
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MINING EXCITEMENTS.

southern Colorado to- the Front With u
Rich Quarts Find-Califcrnia Placers.
ASPEN. COL, March "a marvellous
discovery OF mineral Is reported from
Maroon, in this district, the particulars OF
which were made known to-day. Harry
Adams, prospector, was opening a trail
to the Florence Belle mine when his atten-
tion was attracted to a heavy outcrop Of
spar some few feet distant Rushing to
the locality he was confronted by q we'll
defined vein exposed at the surface
Gathering the float he found II was i'm
pregnated with brittle and ruby silver
equal In metal richness 10 that recently
developed In the Mollie Gibson, the ore
from which runs from 5000 10 $4,000 q
q ton and 10 considered the wonder OF the
camp The new vein Ia two feet between
walls and shipments from II will begin ut
once. The discovery created intense ex-
citement and the assay Office that is testing
the mineral 10 filled with excited spectators
awaiting the returns.