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aaETm AMSY PILLS
e Safe and Sure. Send % for 'WOHAE's SAFE.
y GUARD" hilesE Hsselns Co., PhiltdsNphis, Pa
1900
S. C.


For Gentlemen. Sure cure. Is not
only n sure cure in every case but II
real preventive il taken In time without
delay. Sold in one and two-dollar bot
ties. Depot, Wilmington, Del, No. lOl
East Fourth st. t256st
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

NoTICE-TnE ANNUAL MEET
.lraUce Company OF the state Of Delaware
will he helt ~ tie Ofire u the COMPANY, gu
A.ndsy, January isth 1871 Ut 70 o'clock,
!. NJ At which time an elo tlon Tor ave
NaIu.eTs will he held and one Fenr'f Interest
onGl deposit n0ies Will bt payable. STA
per e,ut. Int rest on all bflsnc,s AN" untin &
i1ts md upNRrds, Will lie paid TO n.embers.
Tie leIts al thr company are authorized 20
Jocei the dues VI mcmbCrs aud IT, pay them
their interest.
CHRISTIAN FEnIGEn rIss..
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
CANCER or TIE TONGUE,

For three or four years htd an eating sore o
NY tongue tina. made considerable hole in II
became alarmed at its progress, and went t
Atlanta for treatment. The result was that
commenced the use OF Swift's Specific, and Il.
so-e was soon gone without trace Of II left.
1LOmaston, Ga, Mar. ID, 80. A. LEWIS.
Treatise on Cancer IMPLIED free.
BwirT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta G.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

For cgars Of all grades, price ant
quality. consult Durstein, No. s Eas
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
November 10th, 1850.
Trains Will leave Wilmington ms follow

"' van fe"'o " u'Etoh as iouoW1
lpphiissSelPhls Sexpress,, 1.s5, 25s 421 $40.
:; d., q - i2so' 30 liz, is 81. e. i,
a. ~, I2 IS. s. 10, 5a0G3. 10 10 %, iSi
Eor Chester tcxprsssl, 1853, 80, $50 90,
Aeeonmq,dation, GO. Co.. ! OS. $40, lo4,
al HsS orE (, T. j. 2s2 4a go, sSa So,
rs. y y, % y 10. - y ~ "a . e p q,
For Sest Chester, VIA LAmokin, a and
For Newark Centre and intermediate sta
Baltimore and laternedls'e Stations. = A
h. M, 1. y M, and " might.
baltimore and Washington, 10, o.. Ell,
. \! 49, a. So 4 ~ II; 49, 10 and 4 y u nisht
Trains ior delaware Division leave for: -
/, es ca ;. S.. y sn q rs uf 4 p 49, '
georgetown 20 a. m, 8 20 and 100 n. IN.
Marrlngton, l'elnar, and way stations,
Express for Harrington, $50 and 7OD p. m.
Express Tor Dover, Harrington. and Dell
mar, II OF n. ni.aud IL "A y. IA.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
Tort, and Norfolk, IL oi e. NJ, aud Il p p' IN.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for VII.
lin u o. u ~. 'I23i, ZOE 8Ol. S4R
4ol. ~: sos. $50. GO. 6o7, 651. II iS
h 4 81 :, ssa9%, io2suq $, ai i'm;
| 10 ~ and II 30 D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), IS, as An.
i m.s e. A., 2.@ Oh 657. 'd21, AMI
Accom- odation, 700. SIS. oioA.M.. 1o1n
| i25. 40. 7.41, 10. % and As z. Nj.
| Fur Chester Sexpress). i.55 li.5i A, NJ, b.7,
Accomodatlo1, 700, as 30 n. M, II.
l.25, 40, 7.40And 10 IS p. NJ.
| FOR New York (eKpressl, .lTS 2ll $50,
77ooe' s;dS, i, ~ a, NJ, Ri on SSI 'O2t
For West Chester, via Lanokin, s.l5A. NJ.
| For New attic u 10 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
| norfolk. 100 night.
! For MlddIetswu, clayton. Dover, Wyoming
| FELTON,, HARRINGTON, Briigeyille, SeaIord,
| Laurel, and Deimar, 1901 night.
| Baltimore aud Washington. 4. 40. sos, 1912.
| A. NJ, " 06, 4 Is. IS o., ~, 40 r, NJ. and
" q Night. Baltimore s.ll z. Al. and R.li
leave Philadelphia Broad ssra t. for VII.
$40, o., '6i6, SO. Gt7 ne, nsl, and
ACCOMMODATION, esS o 10, 10 sa. IN. u. 81
los. q 10, sS5, i04. T. 10 p, IN.
| For further Information, passengers Al
| referred to the ticket Office at the station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra lare is charged.
GMAs p rESn General q MupR 9Ver.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

silver Watches at Hanfs, IS East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Solid Gold Watches, Z. Z. HSnf, Is
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Ask your dealer ior Post Boy. No.
East Second street. Durstein.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Willard F. Davis, the jeweler, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

OTlCE-ELECTi
IN FIRST NATIONAL BAsK.l
Of " ilmington, Del,
December 18th, lssl.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of this bank, will be held ut the bank
ing house, ON TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
January, 1891, between the hours OF 2ilnd
p. m, for the purpose of elccting nine
stockholders TO serve rs Direstors the
ensuing year
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG.
d,lllm Cashier
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

EoR sALE--A BRICK STABLE ON
Il MkNttreet. h.tweem Seventh snd III hth
and Monroe and Adams Streets. ApFl 70
HEALDa co. o--a1t
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

U-og RENT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
II miles from Newark, Del: THIS
arm is well adapted TO cropping or
dair,ingi plenty OF fruit ana Is wen
W., In tfi..,ss near u. 4 q. station. Call
~ ndthoss JOSEPH EDW ARDS, $40
pruomnI street. Chester. Pa. nG-stw
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

NOR SALE OR RENT-A TRUCK
u ttrm containing 40 acres, with good
buildings and good water, near Green
vile, Christiana Hundred. Apply ON
the premises. MRS. MARY MCGttl LIS,
da0-6td-ltWt
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

TOR ENCHANGE--A DESIRABLE
Il dwelling In this city, for price OF
ground horc or in Baltimore. Addre IS
Exchange" this Office. d5o-5t7
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Brazilian Balm for colds, 2Odos,s, loo.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

IR DrHARDTf PENNYRoYAL
"pii.l,a o.. sclct Druggists; also by
,',n rs n. 9TH 81, n h l. dies beware OF
iiHtlons. ~ w.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

solid plain gold wedding rings at
Hanf's, Is East Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

IoR lENT.-THREE TWO-ST0RY
brick houses, si1 TsOms and ba II. APP
ri, toa, Y. Mlililt a BhO., n. h.; cor.
fiunt aud orange SIS. l%f
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
Notices.
RoposALs FOR SCHOOL FUgNI-
TIRE

TUkb.
Scaled proposals will be received at
the "Bonrd Of Public Education Room"
until sp. m of Monday, the 18Th day
~ January, 1890, for desks and other
fnruiture Tor the new School House, No.
Is in tile Twelfth Ward OF the city of
Wilmington. The Board reserves the
right TO rcJact any or all bids. Full in
formation and particulars Will be given
by Mr., l.. b. JONES, Secretary of the
Board.
JOSEPH PYLE,
ABNER 4, BAiLY,
JOHN PYLE,
5. KODMOND SMITH,
JOHN j. CASSIDY,
lg-e-rod-tf Committee.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER, PIes.,
d2s-l5; WILLIAM a. LA MOTIF, sccy
NoTICE.-LAs CALL.

MIXERS OF ORIENTAL
IN Lodge. No IL, II. orr, are request
a to meet ut Castle Hall, Middleton
building, on Wednesday morning. Jan
nary i, iur the purpose of attending the
funeral OF Brother Conwcll
BENJAMIN q. GAM, G. &.
WIN r. WHITWoRTH, X. OF X. S.
d-JD2t
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for WILL
mington teKpressJ 50, ~, ~, s3. 10 %,
soi, al, Sos, "5la, 80, az 81. ~ II ia l.
Accommodation. s2, 90. O2su55. an,
10 ~ and II 80 %. m.
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THRILLING IS NO NAME.

How Tonderfoot Slaughtered His
Enemies and Carried on His Bride.
CmCAGo, ILL.,, March IA special 10
the Duly Ndu from Douglas, Wy. T.,
says The Widow McCool, only eighteen
years old, has been station agent vt Dry
Cheyenne, on tho stage route between
there aud Buffalo. She Is q brunette aud
pretty, aud commanded the admiration Of
all the caitlcmcn for miles around. After
refusing dozen offers, she accepted Mar
tin llunloon, wealthy nnchman, aud
they were 10 be- married in MAY. Last
week blond.hiired young Englishman
named James Kidd, who is travelling for
nm Omaha proyision-housc with his good
looks aud gentle ways, produced an Ina.
preston. lie went 10 Buffalo, transacted
his bushes, In hurry. returned TO Dry
Cheyenne last Saturday, aud that night
took tho widow Ia q dance twenty miles
away at Sheriff Williams ranch.
lluntoon was insancly jealous, aud his
cowboys were ordered 10 pick a quarrel
with the lcudcrioot, anil shoot him II pos
sihlc. The program was carried ont, but
/ Kidd pulled two siX.shoOlcr, aud backed
up against a closed door leading 10 bod
room. Whom the shooting began the
/ lights wcrv cNtinguishcd. Ia. Cook, Hun.
toon's foreman, dropped dead from one u
! kidIs bullets, aud three or four other,
were wounded. Kidd was shot in the
arm, aud the gang we're closing in on him
! when the door behind him suddenly
/ opened, BE- WIS dragged into the bedroom,
and the door ~ quickly bollcl again.
Tho pretty widow instead ui hiniiny.
had goI into the bedroom from the rrir
and Kid owed his lie To her GOODNESS.
! lie escape In the darkness was not dis
! covered. Kidd secured q saddle horse.
and, placing the widow In front Of him.
gallopcd oil. The couple were terribly cx.
hlu.icd when they reached here sunday
night After vlrrshmculs they hired a
team aud driver aud pushed over the line
10 Chalron, Ncb., where they were mar
! Rcd.
sheriff Williams, llunlo0n aud a dozen
coWboys got here ten hnuu behind them,
having first gone 30 Dry Cheyenne. They
WcW terribly cumsri when they found
that the clippers were 30 laf In the lead.
hut started Tor Chndun. They have not
piurncd this way, and Il Is believed that
the clippers reached q railway station, and
are nov Ia safety.
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The New ItaIinn CabInet.

ROME, March 7.-Acting under the
advice of Signor l. Biancheri and Farini,
the former of whom declined the task OF
forming ministry, King Hubert has ac-
cepted the Cabinet as arranged by Signor
Crispi. The new Cabinet is composed as
follows:
President OF the Council, Minister of the
Interior and Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
Signor Crispi; Minister OF Finance, Signor
Doda; Minister of the Treasury, Sig.
nor Zoiletti Minister OF Justice and
Ecclesiastical Affairs Signor Zanardelli;
Minister OF Marine, Signor Brin; Minister
of War. Gen. Viale; Minister OF Com
merce, Industry and Agriculture, Signor
Miceli; Minister OF Public Works, Signor
FINAL; Minister OF Posts and Telegraphs,
Signor Lacava. OF the new ministry,
Sgnors Crispi, Viale. Brini, Miceli and
Zanardeli retain the portfolios held by
them in the last Cabinet. 1t is believed
that the Cabinet will command consid-
cradle majority in the Chamber OF Depu'
ties, although it will be confronted by the
old Right and the Extreme Left.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
TELEaRAPHIo BRIEFS.

The Foranta Thcaicra at New Orleans was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. and the Con.
vent Ul the Holy Family was also damaged.
The loss was $4,000.
The convention of colorcd editors which
has been in session Tor three days past,
adjourned yesterday after selecting
Raleigh y. C., as the next place Of meet
ing.
Comnlir1 Vanderbilt aud Chaunccy De-
pow and q distinguished party Of railroad
men are IN Chicago. They ave looking
after the consolidation Of the Big -Four
aud Bee Lines.
Congressman Springer has been sent q
highly enthusiastic testimonial ol the high
regard in which he Is held 10y the citizens
OF south Dakota for his efforts In gaining
ils admission into thu States.
By vote Of ~ 10 80, the Minnoo,a
House II Representatives ycslcrdu, after.
noon, after an all.day debate, refused to
submit 10 the people an amendment la
favor Of prohibition Of the liquor tullic.
George w. Allen, collector Tor the Bow
man Dairy Company, OF st. Louis, CONE
m.tlcd suicide by shooting himself through
the head Yesterday. Jealousy oi his vic
WIS the cause. Tho couple had one child
aged eight years.
Austin Cotbin. president Of the Read
/ ing and Long Island Railroad Companies,
| h scrously III nj his residence In Fifh
avenue New York. H. Is suffering nom
throat trou Leland pneumonia. DR.. Loom =
/ Is constantly attending him.
The British vessel VI Dorado. 27O tons
I burden, has passed through thc Panama
/ Canal from AspinWall 20 Chagrps, dis.
lance Of fifteen miles. This is the first
| foreign vessel that has passed through the
canal rom one port Ia another
L.. Bcattic. Chicago lawyer. who
makes spocialty Of divorce cases, was
| Jailed last night charged With furnishing q
| Il, gus decree and introducing prriurcd
ov',,rnoe. Has Chicago come 10 this when
. / Is 20 easy 10 procure divorces legality
/ A telegram from the Humane Society Of
I Kansas CITY To the Secretary Ut state ~.
outsiinp him to have the British Minister
| Ia crt,olr to prevent a kidnapped child
I lrnm being taken out Of thr United State,
/ MIS- received nj the Department III State
yps.pt,lay. lu answer the sut irty was In.
I Termed that the British Minister could no,
cXrrri.r such power 90 this country. and
I a sua,csl.on WIS made that the case b,
/ ia AID over 10 tie police authorities.
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sidney HartIett.

BosroY, Mass, March 7,-Sdney Bart
lett, the Nestor Of the Suffolk County Bar,
died last night, aged ninety years. lie was
graduated at Harvard in 1918. Mr. Bart
lett was one of the counsel employed in
the prosecution Of the vexcd Presidential
question which was submitted to the Elec-
toral Commission in 1871 lie leaves con-
siderable property, his investment in the
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad
alone being estimated at over u million.
He was interested in what are known as
the Merriam roads. He was counsel Tor
the Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Rail-
way, and within the past ten days was in
consultation with the directors concerning
the affairs Of the company. lie was the
Oldest surviving graduate Of Harvard in
point Of age, and the oldest but one in
point Of class. From Harvard nc received
the degree Of LID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
ANOTHER "SOAPp BANoUET

Saturday night before the inauguration
dinner was given in Washington, at
which Col. Elliott +. Shepard presided,
and about which were gathered large
number OF New York orators who had
fought for Harrison, together with MEM
bers of the National Republican Commit
tee. Conspicuous among the guests was
Col. W. W. Dudley, he Of "blocks Of five"
fame. He was the lion Of the evening,
and during the bibulous exercises Of the
occasion some one proposed 'Threo cheers
for Col. Dudley, whom they couldn't in
dict, and the cheers were given with
the most vociicrous unanmity. Among
the guests was Steve Elkins, whose mind
doubtless went back to the time-now
eight years ago-when he attended a din
ner given in New York to Steve Dorsey in
recognition of his services in buy
ing GarRcld's way into the White
llouse--the dinner ut Which Nice-Prosi-
dent Arthur complimented Dorsey be-
cause Of his effective use Of soap" in that
campaign. And now we have the same
disgraceful proceeding repeated in the
honors shown Dudley despite the lesson
of Dorscy's late. Warner Miller, who was
one OF the speakers at the Saturday night
symposium, said among other things,
"Tho Republican party does not know
how TO win by tricks or bribery. II
wins on ideas, and II presents It's
case for the decision OF the hon
est citizens" The mock postelection
piety which the leaders OF the Republican
party invariably manifest is most revolt
ing. They sic1e with avidity the usu.
iruct Of fraud and corruption, while,
with their eyes turned heayonward, they
sing psalms and declare themselves the
Lords anoiutcd. II was ever thus. The
country will smile at the PharIsaism OF
/ Warner Miller II there is anything the
Republican party does know It is how to
win "by tricksor bribery" The elevation OF
John Wauamakcr 10 a seat in the Cabinet
has been due solely TO his contribution Of
100000 10 the Republican campaign fund.
When Chairman Quay shall produce the
alidayiis Of credible men that every cent
Of hisimmonsc sum was lcgitimatcly used,
aud shall, herewith, submit the vouchers
Of disbursement, the public will believe
Mr. Harrison 10 have been honest.
~ elected. aud not before. Dudley
has never denied the authorship OF the
"bocks Of i've letter, aud Dudley was
IIauison's personal representative on the
National Committee. Col. Shepard, who
sat ut the head OF the table, is the same
person who in his paper The Aor iort
Mail aud Epros, in,erpolaics between
texts Of scripture his ISLANDERS Of the South.
crn people. lie was just the sort Of man
to preside over ihisconyocluon Of suffrage.
corrupuny rharisccs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
DOC Inler.ls,e naIIray A.,orIniIen.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March There Was a
full attendance Of members Of the Com.
miiico Of Managers, appointed by the In.
tcrstalo Railway Association NJ the Chi.
cago meeting, at the adjourned meeting
which convened here today. The plans
submilicd-ono for freight aud passenger
associations 10 cover the entire territory
represented IN the presidents agreement,
and tie other iOrihe auxiliary associations,
were not satisfactory, aud the following
committee was appointed 20 draft now
plan: g.. 5. Mcllcr, Union Pacific &. y.
Meek, Denver, Fort Worth & Texas G..
q. Chappoll. Chicago x Alton; II. J.. Nor
rill. 81 Louis & san Francisco. VI. l.. Sar-
gent, Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis.
II. q. Wicker, Chicago & Northwestern,
4. G. Bird, Chicago, Milwaukee & 81.
Paul: W. II. Iruc,daIc. Minneapolis &
81. Louis; W. II. Newman, Missouri Pa
rilg
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Zinc Sow seryinn CnbInet.

BELGRADE, March THE new Cabinet
is as follows: NJ. Gruics, Premier and
Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Velimeir-
witch, Minister of Public Works; DR..
Vuics; Minister OF Finance; NJ. Geriscs,
Minister OF Justice; NJ. Milosavoljevics,
Minister OF Education; NJ. Popovics, Min.
lister OF Commerce and Agricul-
ture; NJ. Taushanovics, Minister of the
Interior; NJ. Djuvics, Minister OF War.
The country is tranquil. Milan, in his
manifesto, declares that his abdication is
the result OF resolution long since
formed. He says he is convinced that the
country will derive benefit from his Ia
bors, but that the new era opening de-
mands powers which he feels he does not
possess. Therefore, justice TO Seryia, to
his son and to Europe demands that he
should abdicate. He appeals to all politi-
cal parties in Scryia TO assist the new Con-
stitution. In concluding he says: God
bless seryia and Alexander |. Long live
Seryial"
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PORTION AFFAIRS.
Tho Parncll Commission sits Testimony
TaEon- Tho hbdlcntion OF Milan.

Tho Parnoll Commission sits Testimony
TaEon-T Tho Abdioation OF Milan.
LoNDoN, March AT the sitting Of the
Parnoll Commission today cx-Amcrican
Fcnian Coleman, now residing In Ontario
and employed by the Canadian Pacific
Railroad, detailed Encourages In which, he
took part while he was In Ireland. lie
stated that Macaulcy told him the League
had paid him Macaulcy) GOO iorshoo,ing
Burke.
ON cross cxe,'inalion Coleman testified
that be- came ron America OF his own nc.
cord 10 give evidence before the commits.
sion. Nobody had promised him money.
lie had received 81 900 from the Govern.
mcnt for acting as q spy Va America.
with this money he bought property In
Winnipeg.
Mr.. Soamcs, the Tina sole or testified
that walsh said he could produce docu.
mcnis To prove that Mc-srl Parncll aud
O'KglIy were connected with the importa.
ton Ut arms into Ireland, but he did not
know Wal-h's whereabouts. Laughter. j
Attornr General Webster applied for an
adjournment until Tuesday on the ground
that two important witnesses for the ItHo
were 49,.
The court granted tho application and
adjourned to the l2th instant.
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COTTON

Receipts yesterday were only LII bales,
against l,20l bales for the same day last year.
Ofthc receipts 1916 came In 10y rail, 40 by
river and 70 by wagons. Sales 5000 bales, OF
which 1000 TO exporters and l,5pi 10 spin
ncrs Receipts thus far this season. GoO,Oli
bales, against bl1GG0 bale, Tor corrcsp ouding
time last season. Shipments since scptcm.
Der /, 511, 1874 bales, against i1,, 800 bales fpl
same time last season. Stock running ac
count, 0l,9I bales, against l0i5G, bales fol
same day last year Spot cotton closed very
steady at Memphis at an advance of l-lGc,
quiet at New York. quiet and steady nc New
Orleans aud steady at Liverpool. Futures
declined 90 3pYints ut New Orleans. point
New York aud advanced ! point at Liver
pool A telegram was received by Secretary
Hotter, OF the Cotton Exchange. from the
superintendent ~ the Now York Cotton IA
changes giving the net overland movement Tor
February at sl,l7i bales, against an overland
movement Tor February, 1855 Of but 2,2u9
bales This announcement caused q decline
at New York. Port receipts yesterday were
i37gs bales, or 1852 bales In excess Of re-.
ccipt- Tor same day last year The total / ort
receipts to date arc 32,aoi bale, greater than
receipts for corresponding time last season.
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rirt-ni He. "a, March 5-Hiycr y ilct aud
rising Weather cloudy,
EVANSVILLE tnd.. March 7-Hlvcf u feet Q
inrhus and falling. Weather clear
WHEELING. w. w.. Marh za.ilivrr n feet q
Inches auI falling. Weather clear
NiCk-BtEg. Mis-. Nnrh THE river la ~.
log le.ci down Commonwealth, Cincinnati ~
New Orleans
~ iOtis. No, March 7-Riycf falling. with
tie gauge u feet fail Of o. Inches Weather clear
aud mild Departed. city Of pf0,ideuco. Nat'hck
tlNrlNNAIi o., Narch 5.-tllyot % feet inches
aud fithr Weather Clrar thermometer ibs
Atitcd guiding star below Nghi-l,lycf a
feet aud fsiuH Weather fair
LpulsNiiLE. Ky. March f-Eivcr falling with
9 irri " iuyhcs ca the falls aud lei / iuch
N the caual Weather Ccat aud pleas1ui Nifht--
River rising With feet inrh on tho falls AID
Uuuis
CAIRO. w.. March 5.=Niycf p feet lnchcs AMI
thlonafN weather clear aui aid Affiycff
Vhi3. Ntmsh. pcparrd ohis. Clndnuf l.
NlAll 1--WE = if1t iath.a nnl iallnx NcatLcs
ti'af ata cool Arrived. Arkansas 81. 81 LoulL
Departed. AfkaulAa ~. NAlehcL.