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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

Ragland's Anticide.
Sure death to Ants-to be had at
City Drug Store, No. E. Commerce
st. 6-lS-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
AGENTS WANTED,

@-For Club Rates, or any further Informs.
ton desired, write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
address,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03
Commissioners.
GRAND.MONTHLY DRAWING,
A. the Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tues
day, AUGUST Is. 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

One Hundred Thousand Tickets at $40;
Halves, SO: Quarters. So; Tenths 81:
Twenteths 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

Address M. A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c., or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
MARY ANDERSON III.
She SnHers from Nervous Troabie-
Her Company BishaEGs.

p4IsLAnEigHEa. March IS.-AN o. Miss
Mary Ans3erseass engagements for tbs SEA
son bare been eaHcesed sa3 her Euwtisa
company OF = people disb&nse9. A sunzoz
Ia fss e.Fesrs that Mss Andersen Is insane
has r2sness circulation Ilr HeEr Mitchell.
yssssser whose care The lady has bzEa s;Sne
her arrival here. wAsu rrg gskstkst 20 aiilrEr
OF deny this runner 9esafsI sHlg refused tn
a. Kngt B. ar afs5sst his Fs&sfentk E0z8sts ssos-
Mr. 11xeta Aasezz5zss her isrctaers Pre-
rseuaEe1 fhe ssays absurd. ard said kiss
AnsseEsoas = condition i Improved. aid 30
IxavaSTgaent ~ her health Is feared. u 4
sss5Mu sEaf D. Mitchell has ordered that
as Eszsssnt snExt F4Easn where she - fnz
two naoEazhs At ssse cad ct that sssTass he
SAYS antssx saxas setback neEsrs, she sg Il
II st,Is % 30 20 Europe, ttsess te FSEuf fseE-
At. fgrssz-s have Aeca given hS the 6oef1ss
70 positively rxElssse 81 TeK&agss sfozz Afss
Anaezs5as r1oss wlFa the sxeSssssass 0i
AeT maid aAs tsse FssofSsStefsssl DafSe = a.
FeEaAuee Ns<.S Eeg.
49, Mxry Af.f!erssz - reEsaFfess % saagis
"a ss@Ss.ssy itspret'sz1E- lie brother says rcs
Tssyts as 80 Axx Sseusni c0adssso1 are $50
ssesh~e szTprg ard sAAs ~ 10 ssExe AEs ats
sister rasn. Hsen asgecfesz - h<z al1@s&.
Nau tAAs R8Frv. he says &aosSs Der pro
ss.xszag8f sugxgeESs1ss a2s heeG FsH5gtm
- re sAacessx1Safs gs k@i S&ste. e&e =
mEeA 5SsTor AG4 sseas-y S2s1 = sssKssa
fzsz fsaxz ss1ks t4sns tsrR ard
RAySxgKg. E&re2 E*.-lsFs AL ssNSSsssF
a. f1a xttenstegs NGyT zE6ersss2 8Erss< sses
s*mT il gasTssa0fe sAsz aee&- 4sz ssssa Esczsll g
gsewssss sbe repssys sh2: hzT sssza a ssse<sseez
szias Aasezssgg.~ he zetee g - - ~ a.
s45-xaA5 asgfsasszs cdzzzttess sssisa sFsrRs'ss
ard nssssnrEsa. &z4 - ssl1srsag fgsf12 81
sss@ - nszt ssGxssux sEuGa AS saszzsas 81
zssss.st q : asHT<z~ =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
NEWS OF THE EAST
Cooleys Sharp Talk to Re-
fraetory Railroads.
THE IRISH NATIONAL DAY.
Grover Cleveland Unaccenpanlesi
bs HIS Wife. Leaves sor cuba--ya-
iiaisy of the Exclusion Aes.

NAsEESSTes. Ms-ra lS-The SnserSsata
EnEnasS50rees res9vaed Their hearing 4,
TIE Insttsr Of expors rates and the methods
o1 fz1nk Aoes IN computing taeza. TIE
Managers of 4 number os lines were ex-
Gsnined, disclosing she sseg that Ia order 70
gan export business the published in1snG
rates lad not been maGnszs1e1. The roads
which maintained their rates soxs Most al
their expert business. Taas OF the Lake
shore road dropped from s yer cent 10
Chairman Cooiey said 20 the managers.
n part. sIs is very manifest there hare
bee1 tnings ga4ag on here thai should sfep
AZ cnce- We must compliment Mr.. Hayes
ioy ceznsag sorw ard alfst stating frsnkly
Just wfas fhe facts were as regards his oEr,
rssa1- We sRuai1 have beea better satisfied
= 4 ike course hsd heen taken aT all ss54
others fhes orgtt sii 20 do, no doubt. as
comply with sAe Lag. Here = sne IAw. end
i Is not for yon hereafter 70 sag 20 gis that
the-e are practical obstacles "a the way sss
complying with ft. thar yea munid lose
business ey - dasug. snG al tia. s0rs OF
thing. We are not ceace-nsd in that We
60 Let wish 10 do anything - make yoa
teeS bISsncss, ogf ~ the same tine we car
aos accept Il as q valid excuse that IL ven
obey the saw yo0 Viii thereby sose husi-
ness. lhs lsIae ought "a be considered as
gone og when 3 manager can come 4, Us
aild Say ! named this Tgte ana Gid IL re-
gsgdiess 81 law. because any competitor
AA1 GcTe the same thing There is no
excuse for that practice
: II wrong : done py one Foa4 70 II e
in1arg 0f another. the proper method ct
gearcss IS rat - duplicate the wrens. but
a 90 before thn committee in authority
xtctfsef j be the commission or : sosuta-
tasy Associasscn. with complaint Of tue /
wroDs. one crime In railroad cireseS Is al, /
more 10 fe excused BY another than one /
tAefi Is 10 DC justified by another
Judge tooley aiaISou need that ina request |
0t certain S0Eitaer2 roads that asked 4 /
hearing q continuance of the Investigation
for two weeks al been granted. TIE cora /
l.iisSsoa did nof wish IN express al opinion i
tha, would aflees the interest af thosk. /
roads TIA they had been heard. bat In tee /
meantime pyaeslees IN the North u htcA aE- /
Iseezsa1 aplasaaAsle she@sld nos iae conisn- 1
ues1.
Il trust" DE 2saei. s+sh9s after saainx SO
much, we shall not, tafo weeks hence aasp L
Complaints Brought 10 Us that thess prae- 1
lsces have been going on ia the meantime. /
The parties mast not take she redress 81 I
wrongs into their own hands when the
egaiiig OF what they complain os j.. 70 say
he least. very doGhsfmf They ought also
- remember that while we continue this /
ease for tNo weeks. the isw Is nsf Stis-
sendea. That remains In force. aS well as
Is tstnnitiFS =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
IIN FOREIGN LANDS
French Financiers Rescue
the Copper Spectators.
AMERICANS VISIT rHk rorx.
News frass Chisa and Japan -Gsn.
BeafanE~r's Ide. ef Pa
ternai Geserumeut.

iaSpeS. Nsrrh ss-Tae 5ollcwsne has
tsen received frasa PaSss. There ss nc
slen Of = rsnse here on The contnlry
rEtees ars armer. aud both the aoarsc lud
assase bcarso closed very ealrs. Rio TtnItcs
Aissssss< Al $ francs
II i sxEeetea that negotiations viii b.
oerc3as1eI Tits eseniug for an a1gsncts 10
the Conrsesr 6sEscoaxpse of sa.coepoo
EiAaes, of wASSh sssrn toe hank Of Fralice
VII aias MsssA1ce tssa.esa francs wssAcus hks-
sag fzteF c1sit:ss. - Ia the case Of the arst
ANtn. kstasehilsis asla tie Syndicate Cham
Der. S.sssa,skN francs zach. aad other lsnaba-
Nat aAtfxes the h&iAnrr A total st liHa.-
( sts.aAss tracts wsis Ase advanced on eoads-
lsei z. t.SsSslerefsca as the eattFe pald~np
e'ipasAs 81 the s,oinpsnsr q Escnsnnte. The
Rank oe France viii have pslorlsr 20 she
e,stef.s sit ssstSe esa fFsaez + Is considered
ai2hosGI x fae remaining fgonQsk10
wfta Aae covered hg sssess from the isQaietar
tfsii at tue C1alptnls d'Eseasnpte. hns c.lla.
trlLnsloa % tsse s1ysnce viii have priority
~ The vee1nstFuCsaoa ai The haGk
lsaSnssS. March II. .--Tile ssssrk rxnhAns,s
oisencd arm to-day, Aat prices heeAfas lr~
rrRdtA< t1i> aSserE<ah. owsag fo y4rsnsaS
rlsassFs regarding Seeiese ssex Nrsaux and
tae tornpfotr : sRscempee Rs.aors Of q
ran q. the sank es France were quickly
4<saiest. and tie markets shJwed d higher
tendency nj she close.
Pass. March - Al The esase tsuaptoIr
ksc9tApte shares wrre quoted iao francs.
sacsete tcs Nesaux - francs = rentsnees
ae& kia Tissa zsS francs = rentsmes The
bosfse were generally arua especially sslr
reates aud foreign securities
Tbs failure OF the fsSudon agents az fase
soeiese des Aessux 60 gaeef its engase-
ia'sats compelled fhe forced eAie cf 10
foiis o copper. Tie idea spread that the
witois of the Sociese gies sietanx suppsy
wsafi1 bc thrown ea The market lnmedE-
stslys such thing eanssof happen, hasf-
ever. becaase Eha banks aicist il rs security
ERttiSsi s-1yaGces saG viii aafy realize an
oppcrtaue ocen<.9n4
FANS. March tS.--Mirhan, farusersf
president OF fAe ChAzal~sr of Commerce.
~ t<sn appfsGnfcd lieaisis.er os the
Coinpioir d'EscozaHse- A commission
easaIsosed ef HutEagaHer, NansteT, ssi-
oFesan aud Bosch has been nominated d,
eorapsie ssstFtes of the new ccrnptosr Nar
tsoilsl Z Eseougte. tue president OF which
VIII - slsher "a. aotiHzsuer or NJ. Grz-
MN NothinS Il sasd about the privilege
OF priority ia subscribing being extended
10 shareholders OF the original concern
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19

. tsss the validity cf the exc5esian ser
asnsel takes xhe greznd that tie expai
sioz es appellant Il sa ex pasf far1ss At
sa1nsser. Especial stress II salA mgan fAs
xGsrsnsce es the UnIsed STATES govern
raeEt that certificates snsAzrtEes ~ tx
aess OF lss2 ans isss erssrlrsl tss hoSss.-s =
Es~easer tie rHsred Staseas
1nc a<sef szys1 The treaty rasIze5 u
Isl Vas d01hzlsss 8 Contract bctwlsen the
Inlted states and c Chinil. axa1 while ID re,
nAsnesa binding ~ sseas ry-on hosh shess
asa eonsrscfsng parties Is wax al~a
lac Of TIE EnifH& STATES we 10 ss<s'
claim chae Chan Ping has q rzghs Il en.
force It's ssspaistsous or ,saHplAin ~ thgs-
osescA. oar eoasanfscss ls sAsf. x issslsx I
l2x of she United Ssaaes. he sxoS ursfer II
rights os whicA he cannus. he ssetrsvqsi an
de- subsequent lexisaezkoai .
n discussing the want o. ys0wssr in con.
gzsSs 20 AnnEl the right OH appellant. csaags,
SCI say that whethss- treated a.
compact ~ Yesfrs tight
whafevxr rsgAss he ssezsae ens;fless
80 undes the treaty ana ssarssssS a. -,
capable 81 revocation hy xay AZ sg ccTs.
grssss SisTsEE time Of fsssk< with tshspa
ceAc Caaa flng MAS Ii resident "a fne
siate OF California. snd il legal
contemplation remained xess1sni
af San Francisco s1g.xfux ais frxn.
Isssary absence fnasn tAe saxssass
uay @f July, lsS7. - tbs 1ih ssMy "a q -
Ses. merely changing his texi<ssncs. IL fsrs
t1 residence ae fagts ~ far as he eaas3
tbs Hangn3ns the xs@arssAs, Bsasss<s gsassr,axs
The Fssrf cf san Francisco.
Counsel hoa4 that Psne il a .snrr.
sea. wsEhfn the aesaainx ol tt4
aaw. aza1 ag sasA senssf24aa -
tAe SsCoieesaon 10 life, lEsarsx arsa p7ax~rss-
s1eTste1 hy fhe aftA aud fos.-ssa,sfh =
amendments 20 taac constitution. FzIrkhere
more, that the exclusion lar practical haf..
lzaIenf ef sppeilsnf. Biz being slorsi.
Cited IA California. Is Ia she
assAAaEc e punishment for
supposed sass osfeaSe, aszaely Of hay1ax
bssa a Chinese latsorer, xnii taAt sha s.xrsv..
sion act u g hin ss ga ex peSt facsa iasa. of
aitziRcer, which II foyhidsIen ny fhs gcn-
erai wording of the CONSTITUTION. aa, oslls
~ esktzsns but - alien FekSienss
toEncii eanefaf9est ny s@l-iag there Is but
one Theory uFoa which tlal, czusntassanal.
~ of ang pxvf OF tbs exclusion sars 81
October. isss. car be sustained.
an5 thai II hy t-satInx il ~
operating wholly IA the fslsnre.
the fafs-c sssns ol ceYfifsea
and withdrawing from Chinese saRaFprs.
shersafger leaving the rs3,lntry any rsghf
or prom ssa al right Il. resx.va
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
POST BUILDING.
Choicest ali OF tho City
which 10 pleased intending Purchasers.


als sfrcraan
Interest
o
aaxiu horer We
influence th
Old NoTa
table q
On Rainier his
*4
sarin
Baker smother white
thTusts haed
he Cascade ana the 0F ierE
enuStex
xa
Through Ta the Seattle
+ rapidly pnShs eo1TeH ~ts
ie<eA
nan. a.slSe~a asrnaY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
A PLEA AGAINST PROHIBITION
IL is Inscriptural and Breeds spies.
Clergyman says.

GHAxREgsBrRe. Pa. M,irch ls-Ths
DAISY spirit publishes this e,fening a letter
from Rev Cyrus Covt, pastor OF the Re.
formed church os Greenea,isle, Ind, one
OF the sbiest ministers Ia the southern
portion OF the state. IN whleh
be clearly defines his position of,
the prohibition amendment question. ue
writes As long ~ ! hold sHv present or.
tao<sax views respecting slEe inspiration
snc integrity of Gods word. 4 must regard
prohibition Is unseripturAl aud wgDrg
in pylpcsple. / could not consist
entsy endorse prahih slon with.
or; nuLifying or preventing many
paris and passages OF the gaGred scriptures
and ~ the same time running counter "a
what consider ihe gensus cl free and coa,
stslusl0nal government
as practical measure of temperance
reform prohibition has been largely sail.
urc and ieuds ioerezte : Community OF
spies. tie most abominable STATE of society
that We can conceive"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
funcrai Of AdmireI Chandler--An-
nam's New Monarch.

sAS FRANCISCO, March ls.-The steam.
ship City Of Peking arrived this afternoon
froin China ard japan, sith the followins
nevis
'srhe funeral Of Admiral Chandler,
Uaited States navy. occurred ~ Hun,l
koisg February 18Th. the body being inter-
red ia tfe Protestant cemetery By com.
nai1d OF the Ssssixa government ali thu
government Offices were cie<e5 on the Jasr
Of the funeral The funeral ceremony wa.j
puhaie. The AInericss officers thanked fhsl
British officials for thKsf tributes of respect.
and stated thai their action wouid bs,
deeply appreciated By the people nf shti
United states.
fEien Ian. son OF Dne Due. has lecn pro..
claimed king OF AgEam ia the name oil
the French republic, ~ successor to Dong
katsh, who recently died from fever. ThsI
new King Is - years old 4 eoancii oil.
regfncF has been appointed Ior hist
The barKae Il. IL. pFDws, which left san
FfaDclses for Shanghai lakt August, wnsI
oycsfaksn hs q violent typhoon ON Novena.
essr ls2h. In which the snip was Hnfcrfax-
Eed, The crew went 10 the Masannna IL
isndE. 80 miles distant Alter suffersne
great daEs.yatlor 4. enc ol the crew dyislg
they were taken OF the island By spanish
guabosf. tsken 20 Manila aud sbipped
thence 10 Hong ko0g.
The estimated expenditure of the JspAnr
ese Department for the next fiscal year "a
SfDfkEUGa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
Enforcement of Alaska -asrasa LAW

WAsEIgsGr9w. Nasea1 ES.--Tae seeEesSEy
81 tac treasury Ass sss1sssl E circular - Gus
toE1s eS.4ee-s, ealing sileutlsa - the yss<
visions 81 ihn 9ssg for rTgtgecztezs az s9lsGaa
fisheries y A8sska. Asssi issszEENSl71x sasg1
~ $50 is rea 2srs EleGss strsefsy ss,sssFes.
styssegseas are fszzez1 IN any 81 Esse rivers
og Asks xIta fkzs FsszTseIsse es fess e - FzE
ysElssEg - sEz pasdis1zs TIE asCeut es 50 ss01
and etsSE &azg1T0EaassS SE@s-ss-@ - fnes.
sssx-salns gyGzsssss ard SaEsuhs xng 50
o.ssrglefScl1s ~ discovers, % s4s1 IA
Eserspes y ~ Constructed EAesn ~ sfs1se
Gsassslv re-ag4e sem. AID Thereafter 50 re
pasrf ttYe pSrsaEss 81 tsla IatgEd -s&sEs -
taFraF sas A1&szA Sex fsrsssesstlssN tszs.e1
tee sa3s QaHegrx a. sa& r@vNnss s1a-ssss
service 81 2Gsy "a As&sx& &ra also rssls1sss
cd Ms Ezs - SsrasssEesssse. - sssss- . thG tIs
fss-z4srmssr4s ~ tss5s stafEztR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
THE cHfx-KEASG RIOTS.
Net avery SeriOns Matssr--ss unbaats
ia the Earhor.

wAsaTSssrgS March is.--The secretary Of
state has received Frank kauaesiy's (t1 III
tsa states eaasG1 general a. Shsnghai1 re-
pors on she recens riots 81 Chin King.
CAina Il appears thAs on FehrusrY the
consul -geueEal received from Ccasns Jones
n CHA King tesegrGpsaic news al Tire riot
and inreateGed sttSek GA tae coasa l&fe.
and a eeEsess for protection. As there was
30 AEztEie4a Mau-ef ws- sE1Eles.satclv
axEilable. tae British c0BSal -gea&rAl wzs
communicated win aad ~ Eug!isss mat
of wsF xas started from Shanghai on Feb
ruEFy for Cstn-KIrv. UH that day the
EvzsIsh consulate ant four osaa- koassss IS
Gain-kiaE were AHraed ana The osfsce ef
tie An5cgic4n consul gated add le8s-ss1 hv
a Sa9a of assoIf so. Jones and faEasiT IS
eapSs ia5Hry. These facts were eozaxaGui-
Gated - oar minister AZ Feksae The cen
sssf. general a. Shanghai also rcrortes. that
there wAs 3 Late FsneT that more h1iA1-
iugs tad sssa destroyed, among fAeu TIE
residence NJ scf2e 8E1er1eag Missionaries.
say ERAScIScR. March IS.-Tse city cf
PekinE hstnGs Bzws from chin kIag tina;
everything Is COW quiet a. that tr3Ssy part.
Ela usgskaesS Is gukng on as gsrAl The
AEeriraa alzn-ef-WaE 9smaAA Sn8 British
war shiEss aFs II Fsagt. SIS vel s. Chinese
corvette and guab0&s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-19
STRIFE OF rmE cANNInALs.
A Dcxen OF Legitimo's soldiers Exc
cuted by HIppolyte.

Sgs YoRK, March is.-The steamer Car.
elize Miller arrived saturday night with
news from Cape HsytisD. Capt. Miller
said Il Of Legitime's soldiers who had been
taken prisoners By Hippolyps were shot ia
the public square st Cape Hsyuen the liey
before the steamer ieff. SynIpathy Is with
Legtiime. legifsfne had erdeavoreti Ii
get the men released. Hiprspiyfe lad b..
come disiFtlSrfsi Of the hencsfy cf his of
heers. lie therefore had them pat tg
uea;n. Capt Miller sGld Cape Hayslen
vas nsiesi With isegIilmess spies
According 70 one of the oaicers steam.
CO transport Was permanently eexaged IN
carrying arms and other implements oi
war from Monte Christi - Care Haytiea
snE the Use OF HtpDutytEt Eaen. The
Tinted states steamer Galena A. anchored
81 Cape HAytien when the Miller left
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BALTIMORE MaFts fF.~-Ias issaA ~ { ~
Beaaeamnp. "a sAa eysseF beat Beasl-
ehEag, for ezEsi;y Ia sskloss Under -
e0nausand ard whsen wss kegan 10 lbs
rnfsea -fNsRA Asstrses e8Mys sa4aey. hsQSzhs
ss2s startling statements g1ais EREzlek- q
ssslaT. stated fhxs tAe esgsain Dad ane<ssa
10 sEr-szSS h5s tay X he Nos1is esszsesst -
shrxk ssE4 wfsysAs@1s kmr1s overheard.
This ezs ssszg u@zSsacxz1 dsEsszF9 sseGf
Ga taa@e EsaaRr5t EGxesek les8 hos sIae
eepfzss bat guan ssaiDeT E9Ea sEk71 ns
VOL wstaoas zrDvsseAit9sa 8Ess! sngss9 fzEs2
e. w.srk ,xfssss SIS saxz wSs 40 sgFe be tssgasa
ars sut IS 50 tG3 9sasu1 iiasAses said
shs f&re gsaassfsss gAmfEsy ~ bal - asss
ss.4vs wffa sszxzstg e czab19e Saessts
wnsfe xssassss an9 euvss sTxzzz
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rrIoHIMs sEFoRE TmE rorK.
Americans Call ~ the Vatican on
the WAY To Palestine.

RoxE. March lS.--Ihe pope to-day gave
an audience 20 American pilgrims. The
clerical members of the party assembled
in the throne room. and isy pilrrims In
adjoining apartments. Bishop Rafs-
maeheF, M0nsigaoE Seton and yery. Rev.
Charles Nissanl presented richly bound
Sfdissss - the pope. who gyeezed cSsh with
. word and beucdie4ioa. HIS holiness
gaze the priests suli privileges and porav
20 pronounce THE special peis.l bcnes3icfion
1nua their congregations Esa their rctura
In blessing the ofiEIAmtne carried BY flie
yiiEs ms, the roEse. observing tho eagle.
said the AsneSfcaa aeFeF goes baak
ireul anything.~ He expressed q wtsh
that the Americans would soon have
national kssspace la Palestine iike stsitr ~.
tozs Tho pope presented the pilgrims Z
silver medal enclosed tn handsome case.
and In return received fasny gfsss from his
visitors. Rlkhog wtgxer was absent on ae-
count of fliIszsz He win abandon the psf-
grim&ge and return 70 America. The rsf-
grirns are much grstlilec hy the Kindness
of the pope.
Bisasp keane. president OF the new
Washington University. to-day presented
10 the .rope two gentlemen % Wnxhinxfpu
who contributed manfdcent suus to the
Institution. ft is stated that fheS xut
scE1ts-a siao 90. The pope thanked them
warmly for their magnificent gift
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MRS. CLEVELAND REMAINS.


Sgx YOKg. March lz.--To-siay sx .PfsNl-
dent Cle1eland Il i2 years ola. He cele-
hrR.ed she eYens ey starting on Hazans
trip H1th eE Secretary Villas iizsd ex-Fsss-
FaAsteF-sSenerni Dickinson. Mrs Cl9re-
lSna remained 81 chs Victoria hotel.
WASHINGTON. March is--lEx President
Cleveland arrived in this effst fhss after
aooG era route 20 fab4. IFS wns accom-
pADiesi hy secretary Villas ard ex P0sfnnss-
tez General Dickinson. Hefe the party
wAs joined By OK Secretary HiIyarSa, whess
ssaeg Immediately left for ~ Augusf1tae.
Ex.seefeiaFy Fairchila viii ioin the tourists
Sc TAsars
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DEMOCRATIC sEcisssrry,
Gerrymandering In Tsnnessee 20
Gain a CongressrisaD.

NASHVILLE. March is. - Democratic
legislative caucus tonight decided 81
change the Third and Fourth eougreskion
al districts of this state TWP Republican
counties are To te taken of the Third lis
trtcf, which - always very close and viii
be represented in the Alss congress by
II. Clay Evans, Republican, itFld added "a
the Fourth. now represented by Benton
McMflun. and which gires 200 majority.
Two Democratic counties are 10 DC taken
Of the Fourth district aud attached fn the
Third. making the lssfeT district Demo
erafte beyDnd Question
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ridn,t Kuow IL yyas Ioade..

H0iLlsTER. Csl.. March is.--Aibesl
FRANKLIN and Robert Cochran. two FoY'
aged about a years. were playing with Z
pistol this afternoon. Thev had taken thG
cartridges out Of fhe chambers. but Frank
lin. unknown - his Eslaynaase, had pEli
them back. Cochran pickea UP ths
weapon and IN sssayfHl manner took sir
az Franklin sas afe1, the bali entering hi'
f0yehesd, killing him instantly
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rhe ssrllngson Reeaeang Kxpensss

CHICAGO. March Is--Tne Calesgo. Bar
Hnwsaa ( tlainry has t&kea Of naTaese-
OF is soexs EassenEeT t-xirs n 5asEEsess SID
Fosxa. r@sge ag fsags seFySes - satlss Car,
In hs.s also sseea Geci1e3 - eiseoztiaise
Fsnutng 5u SundAy frRfEsS NaS sgf : -
fxeen Chicago and gaanels hsIfs% Isck7
changes are made Ia rs AassTsxs Q. eeAaE,
srav. fAs eo7aFeny having &6aptefi ; Fsoa-
fs.v 81 rssrenehreat wf.a view % EsfFfey
sag : .1yvsEs- Of she Losses 0f lKg- ye&s.
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Death of a Prominent Californian.

FEEsXo. Cal, March ss--J. F. wharton,
for several years past member of she
Fresno bar, died lest night OF sc;Atic rhea-
rnatfsn- He was bore IN Missouri 4s years
sgn. learned the ssa6ierv and harness
trade, purchasing his leather OF Jesse
Grant. father OF Gen. Grant Young whas-
ton fought during the war under Cen. Van
dsyer. Al the advice of Gen. Grant, whar-
ton came 10 California in 1879 ard settled
AZ CalaEa where fer segerAi yeass he vas
editor Of rhxs 9sggsne4sfe9s
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A Ssn-p.rsiam~nssry .epabiie.

Totfks. MaFcss ls.-sssa. Boulaaxsr. Il =
hanqnet last sssniax. feprdsat@i on behalf
ef tbs National party ths idea oi either 4
ssonnrchf6=l conspsraey or ssensxoeie
wlies. ts@sst=rinx shss tae Egal soWsrk. which
ahsy aeyn xsnrs hing ssas q non.pariis<
Eneslfazy repaessc which Nosl3 se the PRO-
teesrss ~ the weak aud loSsy aud BE 1,re-
occupied with the interests Of she people.
respecting the liberty ey the individual.
sxs1 ssSove all liberty af eozsxe.ence.