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PlrTsnuRou, Pa, March 2s.-JOhn
Nader, u wealthy retired butcher ol
Allegheny City, left his home about lC
o'clock, telling his wife that he was go.
ing for a walk. lie did not return, and
this morning his body was found in the
Allegheny river with his throat cut
from ear 10 ear. He had evidently gone
straight to the river from his home, and
after cutting his throat jumped into the
water. No reason is known for the act.
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VBSl VIRGINIA COLONY.
The Crowd of Office Seekers
Gradually Thinning Out,
SOME LIVELY SKIRMISHING


s.slal Diu4,t p ne Iaitll1eletrt
WA,uISGtoS, D, c., March 2S,-The
Wes, Virginia colony still hangs on, al.
though several have departed for their
homes, amongthe delegates being Messrs.
Brk,hira and Sturgiss, Of Morgantown.
Mr.. Malone, Of Charleston, Is here, He
i. an applicant for Internal Revenue
asput
j. d, Butts, OF Jefferson, is another Of
the late arrivals. He lives so near
Washington that it is no trouble for him
TO make frequent visits to the Capital.
Mr. Butts Is now accused Of being ambi.
tioas to liI position in the Department
Of Justice,
Can't. Thomas Reed, OF Fairmont, is
hen, ,lui1g what he can to secure the ap-
p,ntmrnI nj ]. l.. Gould, formerly OF
West Virginia, 10 tho position OF Gov.
enoroi Alaska,
The contest attracting the most atten'
tiOn here now among West Virginians
l. the one !or the postoiIlce OF Buck.
bannon. lucrc are thr9e applicants,
Ne,srs. Latham, Havener and Clark,
All good aud worthy men. The situa.
Inn /. somewhat embarrassing TO Major
MliInnis, anil he is hoping that the
thrre pp.muls will yet come to an uu-
drr.taniug among themselves. Dele
gale Parrish has withdrawn from the
race for tile United States Marshalship
because Of the fact that he is a member
Of the Legislature.
There only Il few callers at Commits
sioner NIason's office this morning,
among them being Colonel Vinal and
Mr. Fleming, Of Fairmont, and several
oth.ls. Spmo one inquired what Col.
Yinal MS ai,cr, but no one knew.
It is slated that MesSrs. Dawson, OF
HinswooI; lanliam, OF Preston; Davis,
Of iIrondaIc and Jones, olTerra Alta, are
working against the appointment OF Mr..
llrCormirk, Of KingwOod, for Collector
OF Internal Revenue. 1t Is understood
that llr. Mccormick will he in Wash
ing.on on Monday next. lie Is said to
haycthr support ri Senator Sherman for
the C0llCCtOrship.
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Taking Deposition, Finished.

The taking Of dispositions 10 be used
by the Hon. G. W. Atkinson In his con.
test for the seat In the National House
Of Representatives stolen for John o.
Pendleton, was finished yesterday. The
work was begun on the Goth Of Febru.
ary, and continued every day, Sundays
excepted, until March 2S, consuming tie
entire forty days allowed by law. Mr..
7. ]. Hugus represented Mr.. Atkinson
and Mr.. g. r. O. Allen, Pendleton.
Pendleton now has forty days 10 take
dispositions In his interest, after which
Mr. AtkInson has ten days 10 take tes.
tlmony In rebuttal. This will run tho
work I'LL late In May.
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= A Sensational Suit

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Frank L, Pier
son formerly manager Of the Beacon
Hill Riding Academy, in Boston, was
arraigued before Judge Glldersleeve in
the General Sessions, charged with grand
larceny In obtainingfrom Mrs. Annie b,
Wakefield, widow Of Millionaire Cyrus
W. Wakefield, formerly OF Wakefield,
Mass, aud Consul to Singapore, $500
through false pretanCes.
Mrs, Wakefield became enamored Of
Plerson through attending tho riding
school, and In 1886 came to New York
with him, and they lived as man aud
wife. Mrs. Wakefield testified that on
September 81 last shO gave Pierson $500
to pay to Mr.. Tiliord the interest on two
mortgages, aud he did not pay 1t and he
did not return.
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Mnl r,lend the ILond Al once.

TOPEKA, KAsp March 9S.-1mmcdlato'
~ upon the announcement that the
President had issued the Oklahoma
proclamation, officials Of tbe Rock Island
railroad and a corps Of engineers started
from this city TO make the ilnal survey
ior Tic extension through the Indian
territory. The road iS built az far south
as Pond Creek, some twenty-five mi go
below, IA tho cherokee strip, at which
point construction will begin.
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Tl,o Jrs,,Il LlI,oI suIt.

MONTREAL, March est was stated
to-day that either the General Of the
Jesuits or one Of the highest officers In
tho order would cross the Atlantic to
give evidence in the action for libel
brought against the Nail by the Jesuits.
The action grows out OF the publication
In the Nail Of what II was said was the
onth taken BY every Jesuit.
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A SERIOUS STATE OP AFPAIRs.
What will Exist In Michigan It COnstItl
tiOnRl Amendment Is Defeated.

What will Exist in Michigan II a COnstItu.
tiOnal Amendment Is Defeated.
DETROIT, MIcH., March 2s.-A serious
state Of affairs will exist in Michigan af-
ter the election II u proposed Constitu.
tional amendment does not carry. The
Constitution Of 1850 provided that all
corporations save railroads and canals
should not be created fora longer time
than thirty years. Tho Supreme Court
has held that after thirty years all assets
should be sold and the proceeds divided
among the Stockholders. Therefore u
law providing for reorganization for an
other thirty years would be unCOnstitu-
tional. Under the present Constitution
there is no direct method for continuing
corporations after tho thirty years have
expired. This result applies TO colleges,
schools, hospitals, churches, Masonicand
all secret societies; also to insurance
companies, as well rs all business cor
porations. II Is obvious that churches
cannot sell their assets, nor can any
charitable institution; no one Is en-.
titled to them. All great business cor
porations would suffer inCalculable
loss. The proposed amendment under.
takes to cure these difficulties by pro.
viding that oil corporations whose stock
Is involved may be renewed by vote
OF the stockholders. When there is no
stock special legislation is the remedy.
II the amendment does not pass 1t is in.
possible TO say what will become OF the
church and school organizations to say
nothing OF tho great manufacturing cor
porations. The church people are es.
pccially anxious for its passage, for their
organizations are otherwise practically
illegal and disbanded,
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HARRlsnuRo, PA. March 2s.-Mlss
Margaretta Brua Cameron, daughter Of
United States Senator ]. Donald Cam
eron, and John William Clark, Of New
ark, n, j., were married at noon to-day.
The wedding took place OF the resi-,
dence Of Senator Cameron, corner oi
Second and State streets, who gave his
daughter away, and was witnessed by
few outside the members Of tho Cameron
and Clark families and near relatives
THO nreannia wore numerous and costly y
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-A compli'
mentary dinner was rendered to Post.
master General Wanamaker by Mayor
Edwin II. Filler at his residence on Wal.
nut street, this city, tonight. About
twenty-five gentlemen were present 10
meet the guest, among them being
George W. Childs, Governor james A,
Beaver, Alexander Mcclure, Charles
Emory Smith, CongresSmen Harmeri
Kelley and bingham, and William NJ,
Slngerly. Hon. SamIel ]. Randall sent
q letter Of regret, saying his illness
would prevent him from coming to Phil
adelphia. Senators Cameron and Quay
also sent letters OF regret,
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A rlInt Cln.s strlke Arertsd.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 2s,-The in.
dications point to-day to a settlement Of
the disagreement between the flint glass
workers committee and that OF the
manufacturers. The next conference
will probably be held on next Tuesday.
The disagreement Is not as great as has
been reported and at the conference next
week, It Is thought, strike will DO avert
ed and an amiCable understanding
rnonhnd
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CncAoo, March 9s, The Hon, Robert
T. Lincoln was In receipt OF kilograms
from all parts Of tho country to-day, con.
graduating him on his nomination 10
the Court Of 81. James, He says he has
not yet made up his mind as 10 whether
or not he will accept the nomination. A
friend Of Mr.. Lincoln IL Of the opinion
that he will decline II, for the reason
chiefly, that his wife Is u confirmed In
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A SiHrnllIesnt scheme.

KANSAS CRY, March 2S.-lt Is as.
serted tonight that the property bound.
ed BY Broadway, Grand avenue, Second
street and the Missouri river, a territory
comprising thltty.seyen and d half acres,
has been acquired by a'syndlcate, who
propose 10 erect o magnificent Union de-
not and hotel. The total cost oi BeGur'
inR the land was OnB and three quartet
million dollars. tits said the structure
will coat over S9,OO0,000,
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COMING q. A. X. ENCAMPMRNT.
The Trouble about IIcduccd Railroad Fa
gntlsfnctorily Adjusted,

The Trouble about reduced ItaIlroad Fare
Satisfactorily AdJuSted.
MlLwAuKRE, Wis, March 2s.-At a
conference between a special committee
appointed by the G, A. r, Encampment
Association and officers Of the Chicago
( Northwestern and Chicago, Milwau.
kee & st. Paul railways, this morning,
the difficulty in regard to transportation
rates between Chicago and Milwaukee
during the coming EnCampment was
satisfactorily adjusted. The railways
abandoned their determination 10 exact
a fare and ono.third and will make one
fare for the trip. Everything Is now
working harmonlously for the success oil
the great gathering,
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
The New York Centennial. Committee make
n Request of the President.

The New York kContbnninl.C nl.COmnlittee make
n Request of the President.
New YoRx, March 9S.-The following
telegram sent to-day explains itself,
New YoRE, March 2S.
Hon. BRJamR HarrisOg, Prc'tt'm he Uaitui
SidieA
The committee on the Centennial Cele.
bration OF the Inauguration OF George
Washington as President OF the United
States, respectfully ask that you issue q
proclamation calling upon Clergymen TO
hold special service OF thanksgiving in
the churches throughout'the country at
0 o'clock on the morning OF April 30th,
the same hour iu which services Of pray
or were held in tho churches
Of the city on the morning Of
Washington's Inauguration one hundred
years ag5. Tho clergymen Of New York
through special committee have issued
an address to the clergymen Of the
United States suggesting that religious
service be held similar to the services on
April 80, 1880. Our committee would
respectfully ask you, inasmuch as the
day Is National holiday, 10 suggest In
your proclamation that the day be made
memorable throughout the United
States by the decoration OF buildings,
tho display Of fire works aud tho meet
ings OF patriotic citizens.
HAMILTON FISH, President.
HUuH GRANT, Chairman.
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wAsuISGroS, D. O., March 9S.-The
President sentthe following nominations
to the Senate to-day: Postmasters-
Orlando B. Happy, at Mayfeld, KY;
William Jenney, ut Mount Clemens,
Mich. Interior-Cassius NJ. Barnes, oil
Arkansas, to be receiver Of public
monies at Guthrie, Indian Territory;
John ]. Ollie, OF Indiana, to be register
OF the land office at Guthrie, Indian
Territory: Charles +. Monteith, ol
Idaho, to be agent for the Indians Of the
Nez PerCes agency in Idaho.
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Tin Mines Discovered.

EAoLH Pass, TEXAS, March 2S.-col'
Holiday, miner Of many years experi'
ence, has Just returned from 90 extern
Siye eXploFatlon Of tho peCOB country,
lie was rewarded by apdIng a large de-
poait Of lin ore In tue mountains north
Of lanpoy, HO bflngs back large mum.
bcf Of specimens and has tested SOME, ol
them thoroughly. The ore was found in
q ledge cropping out Of the surface and
ID IN sufficient quantity 10 pay 10 work III
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The river continues 10 fall. The leyeo
gauge al dusk last evening, showed a
depth In the channel Of 3 feet 10 inches.
The Hudson passed down at 0 o'clock a.
M, In her plttsburgh.C Cincinnati trade,
and the Scotia, in the same trade, passed
up about ono hour earlier. The Louis
A. Sherley Is duo to-day from CinCin.
natl, for which point she will leave ON
her return trip tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Captain Tom Hunter ID in
command and Charlie Reeves Ia CLERK,
Both know how 70 make things Agreea-
bic. Tho W.. N. Chancellor Ia due down
At an early hour this morning In her
plttBbnrgh'ClnclnnAtl trade. Tho ben
lluT Is this mornings parkOsbufg
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NEY YoRK, March 2s,-ThU brig so-
latle, which arrived this morning from
llayu, reports 1--WE left Port.Au.phnCo
on March TO- On that day the city was
very excited over tho news that a. that
moment Legltlme'S gun.boats were bonn
harding Gonalyes. Three Of tue gun.
boats was said 10 be doing terrible dam.
age, The bombArdlng had been going
on for some houn and II was thought
that town would DO entirely destroyed"
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BUFFALO, N. Y, March 98,-The su.
preme Council Royal Templars Of TEN.
perance this afternoon elected officers for
The ensuing year as follows: Rev. Il. D.
Munger, Waterloo, N. Y, Supreme
Councillor; Hon. j. n. Emery, New Gas.
tie, Pa, Supreme Vice Councillor, and
Rev. A. NJ. Phillips, Toronto, Ont, as
Supreme Chaplain. 1t was resolved to
levy per capita tax Of five cents per
quarter for the purpose Of raising spe'
Cial fund for the extension oi the order,
10 be expended under the direction oi
the Supreme Councillor and the Board
of nlrnnlnrN.
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THEIR BIGGEST SUCCESS.
"The Black Hussar' by MIR. BNkcr'S Com.
pany last Night.

pany last Night.
Artistically as well as financially tho
presentation Of 1.-THE Black Hussarn at
the Opera House last night was the
greatest success Of the week, so far. The
opera was never given more creditably
in Wheeling. The chorus was all that
could be desired. and the costuming ap.
propriate and elegant. Messrs. Wolf,
Bigelow, Armand and Wooley, and
Misses Johnson, Murphy, Sharp and
Barton, sang and acted as they have not
before during the engagement. The au.
dience was brilliant and fashionable
one, filling the house upstairs and down,
and seldom has greater erappreclation been
This evening "The bohemian Girl
will be the opera. The company can be
relied on TO do Balie's fine old opera
full justice. Reserved seats arc sold at
O, A. Houses music store.
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THE MDEcEgR COURT MARTIAL
The AeGnSdutt Frauds III Washington,
Damaging Testin,nuy,

'h' AcGnSdutt Frauds III WAIhington'
bnmaEInE Testimony.
WNulSoroS, March 2S. -ThO1IydcCk.
a court martial opened to-day with
Robert Condor upon tho witness stand,
lieNs not s,onO mason but had been
employed to pack tic tunnel, work was
ulittd along by order Of his employer,
' nn,vh accounted Tor It's bud quality In
nany cases.
lhos. Davis, a stone ulason, Lold how
ul.g ll'tIe bulkhpads were built 10 con-
..al bad work aud how d guide always
fNe Wltning Of tile approach Of Lieut.,
SoSn,cnl VI Col. Kltlin. II Major
'ldUsef had visited the tunnel daily
,ue , men could not have done half Rl
,tl Vnyn bad work Us they did. Emery,
iug IaOeconttaCtOr, gave orders 10 dc
1aa NofE and QuatrGlBd With the sub
1isPectoh upon tile subject, lie had
%'u s, witness that II he persisted In dolnI
n,u Work he would break ZIP tho coIn
Is.y and had another man instruct Wit
"A nov ~ do bad work,
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A Cool Wlfo Murderer.

CUMBERLAND, MD, March 2S.-The
funeral OF Leah Eva Garlitz, who was
murdered by her husband on Tuesday
night, took place this afternoon amid in.
tense excitement. As the procession
passed the jail, the murderer, at his spe'
cial request, viewed the cortege with in
difference. There Is now little danger
Of an attempt TO lynch Garlitz, who has
confessed his guilt.
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The Mn,ll.L.n Cnnl.,l.

The result Of the annual literary con.
test between the societies at the Wash.
inRton.JelIefson College Wednesday
evening, left the record Of points, which
has been kept since 1871, az follows,
philo and Union, o.; franklin and
Washington, 81. Previous 70 this con.
test the record Of points wasi Frank.
lin and Warrington, Oil Philo and
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LONDON, March %. "A dispatch
announcing that President Harri.
son had nominated Robert I, Lin.
coin as American Minister to Eng.
land, was read at a dinner given last
evening by Earl Cowper. YisCount
Cranberne, son Of Lord Salisbury, was a
guest, and upon hearing the news he
Immediately hurried to Arlington street
and impaired the information to his
father. The Prime Minister said that
the nomination was pleasant surprise
for him,
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"IIlTLR NUGGET"
wheeling Lodge OF Elks to take 1t In in n
lIody,

Wheeling Lodge OF Elks to take II In In
Body.
When last in Wheeling Mr.. Joseph
Nelrose, the acting manager Of the "Lit.
tie Nugget" company, was made an Elk,
being initiated into the Wheeling Lodge
No. 2s. Hehas invited the lodge to at.
tend the performance at the Grand this
evening by his company in 4 body, and
the members have accepted. Tho hLit.
tie Nugget" has been doing good bust.
ness at the Grand this week, in spite OF
strong opposition at popular prices. Mr..
Melrose Is the father OF Miss Ada AIel.
rose, the plquant and charming young
soubrette OF the "Nugget" company,
who has a brilliant future before her,
judging from her present achievements.
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THE PAINTERS STRIKE.
AFrullisAa Conference Yesterday y-ThO I'm.
ninVaFa' IIfOpOsnl

AFrullieAs Conference Yesterday 1.-THE En'
plOyerA' Proposal.
Yesterday al 0 o'clock p. m. confer.
ence was held between the striking
Iournsymen painters and their late EN-.
ployerS. The employers offered 10 pay
thirty cents an hour for nine or ten
hours day, Just as the men chose 10
work, or 10 pay e 70 per day Of nine
hours straight. Tho men rel lected the
offer, and insisted on their original dc.
nAnd Of o. per day for nine hourE
work.
The contractors say they have been
refusing work up 10 the present, but un.
loRs the matter Is settled soon they will
have 10 do something for protection.
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iI.ilnllrnr, nj Rln,nr

and the efficacy Of ils action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop
ulaf, Ii Cleanses and Tones up the
Closged and ieyerlSh System, and dlspelH
Headaches, Colds aud Feyets. For sale
Ia 30 cent and q 90 bottles by logan
Drug Company, Anton y, Hess, " u,
Burt and o, M6nkemelleh
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diLliaAN-Oh. Wednesday, March "a, iss1. st
lilAA m. Many NlLliGANt VILE ol paiiitE
gllllgan, deceased, In the tbth ytGf 81 htf
Funeral from hef late residence, No. aT9s McCoi.
looh street. Saturday morning Al6iSO O'Clock,
Mas Al Church Of The Immaculate Concop.
lion al lso'clocE, ihlefmshi al ML calvary
Cemetery, Friends Of Tho family arc invited
10 attend,
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George, alias "Possum" Mclaughlin,
accused Of raising funds by means Of q
bogus subscription paper puFportlng 10
DO for tho benefit Of a steel worker In.
jured by an accident at Bellaire, was ar.
raigned before Squire Davis Yesterday,
aud sent To jail In default OF $500 bail iof
. hearing at 2 p. m. to-day. Ben, allas
"Squlnty" Mclaughlin, his brother,
wanted aS q participant In tho scheme,
has not yet been arrested.
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VINO climbs too high goes 10 fall. II
you let your cough run Too long Il may
run Into consumption and cause your
WARNERB Lod CLBiN COUdn AND CON.
SUMPTION REMEDY
and you Will never reach that stage
Two hGes, % cents and 81, All drug.
RlBIB.
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TORONTO, ONT, March 2s.-George
Powell, alias G, Barnett Young, who
attircd in priestly garb, was arrested
here Tuesday, charged with swlndling
jewellers In Ottawa and Toronto out oi
watches and diamonds, and who con.
fessed many other crimes, was to-day
sent by the police magistrate to the
Kingston penitentiary for five years.
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A MIXED SITUATION,
a Complicated state of Political AGaIrs in
St, Louis.

n CompNchteu sthte OF iOlltlChl huliFA III
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 9S.-The politi.
cal situation here is at high tension
and much bitterness has been engendor.
ed in leading parties, The Republicans
have named Col. James G, Butler for
Mayor, and his opponent in the conven.
ton, D. p. Slattery. publicly ayows that
he was slaughtered by a free use OF
Doodle. Mr.. Slattery threatened to run
independently, but was finally prevailed
upon to not thus imperil party success.
The Republican Central Committee ls
made up largely OF Slattery men and to-
day when Colonel Butler was called
upon 10 pay over to the committee an
assessment OF 5000, he declined TO
comply unless he knew how the money
was TO be used. TherGupon henderson
the committee threatened to take his
name oil the ticket and substitute an
other candidate, which, 1t Is claimed,
will DO done unless Colonel Butler pays
over bis assessment. The feeling Is
heightened by an evening Republican
paper tonight bolting tho nominee for
Mayor and coming out for the Demo
cratic candidate.
The Democrats are no better oil. After
little personal contest between George
W. Allen, the present Mayor Of st..
Louis, aud Judge L. A. Noonan, OF the
Court OF Criminal Correction, the latter
was nominated for the Mayoralty. The
leading morning Democratic paper had
bitterly opposed the nomination OF
Noonan on the ground that he was the
alleged champion Of the saloon element
and freely predicted his defeat II nom-
mated.
Messages from Washington, D. G., to
party leaders say the election in st..
Louis Is regarded there with much So
licitude, owing TO the remarkable result
Of the November election, when the
Republicans footed up majority Of
ofer 10000, and an exciting time Is look
ed for at the polls next Tuesday.
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wirIlTA, KAS, March Cs,--ThO long
looked ior proclamation ior the opening
Of Oklahoma was received here With
demonstrations oigrCal Joy. Flag were
hung from buildings, eGnnonB were tlrel
and bonAres built, Tho same enthusl'
aSm welcomed tue news all over the
south oi Kansas,
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LONDON, March 2S.-The committee
that has charge of the banquet to Mr.,
Parnell is continuing Its preparations.
The difficulty experienced by the com.
mittee in finding a suitable place for the
entertainment led to a report that the
project had been abandoned, but this Is
now denied. The dinner will probably be
given in the Royal Aquarium.