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To Punish Polygamy in the Dominion

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 6.-Senator Macdonald
of British Colombia last night gave notice Of
his intention to introduce a bill to amend the
act respecting offenses relating to the laws of
marriage. 1t is designed more particularly TO
prevent the practice OF polygamy by the Nor
mons Of Cardston and other places in the terri
tories.
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Will Come Out Even.

EMPoRIA, KAN, Feb. 6.-N. E. Weaver, hard
ware, has failed. Assets $4,000, equal TO al
claims
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Tobacco Levied ON.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 6.-Executions aggre-
eating s29, 800 were issued today against Shin.
die Stehman, leaf tobacco dealers of Mount
vile.
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iSpIAsAroLIs. Ind, Feb. 6.-Deedrit SUD-
brock, retail dry goods, have failed IisbilS.
ties are $50, 900 and the assets e2O.0QQ
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RSHAvING LEASED THE PREMISES AD-
~ joining ours now occupied by the Fair and as
we desire TO convert the two stores into one man.
moth establishment ard to make for the
builder, we will clear entire stock Of Millinery
and Wraps 30 per cent below cost is your chance
to secure bargains. KINGS PALACE,
ja27tfelS S14 7th st. NV.
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Mr.. Childs Denies the Randall Fund
SfOry

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6-Mr. George W.
Childs was seen this morning. and in answer to
an inquiry stated that the rumor that friends
OF Hon. s. J. Randall, headed by himself, were
raising fund of $4,000 for Mrs Randall was
untrue; that there was nothing whatever in il
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A CAHD.

take this means Of placing myself before the people
OF Washington city and the readers Of The STAR /
wish to make Q few slater and hope You will
read on and make note of what have say ss you
VIII hnd that will have occasion to use me:
Know that people often deceived by bold and un
scrupulous statements through the press know
too. that the result Of this course recos upon the
offender and real good be obtained by talking un
less you mean what say and back your claims
BY indisputable proof. i have learned that every
statement should be sacred pledge to the people,
and acting under this conviction. take pleasure in
giving you some points: have rented the two new
buildings, lol0-l2 9TH St NV. and q position
To offer many articles at less than regular price
do not claim to be a prophet but viii venture the
Assertion that majority Of those who read this card
viii not forgetu We have ground down our expenses
and We have ground down prices. and mill grinds
out the goods Spring Beds, csc. mp: Paror Suites.
Plush or Hair Cloth. s27.5O Chamber Suites sl2 so
np' Lamps, l5e. up. Nice Oak Suites IL %; Bread
Boxes. 40. 90 and Csc. Carpet Tacks, ID, Is and
SOc per doz- boxes, &C. All ask il that you come
and see.
0RAsrY. The Pusher.
15lo-l2 7th ct. nv.
with each purchase Of s25 SO and more We ssve one
car fare Goods delivered in AL points Of the city.
SA29-3m
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PERsoNAL.-W. N. Craine of Chicago, James
Elliott and wife, Henry B. Hyde and wife and
Jas. h. Hyde of New York, H. F. Cause and
family of Wilmington, R. P. Fish and wife of
chicago, q. b. Harrison of New York, John W.
Brookman and wife of New York. j. Phillips,
j., Of New York, j. B. Gibson, d. D.. and Geo
W. ferguson OF Sing Sing. John X. Dos Passos
OF New York, Count Varley of France and
Cleveland H. Dodge and wife of New York are
at the Normandie.-M. b. Gary and F. N.
Eggers Of Cleveland, Frank Dietz and J. Stark
OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Glasgow,
Scotland, Allen s. Hutchinson of Worcester
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels of Boston are
at the Arno.--Mr. Robert MCGOWAN and Mr.
J. J; Gill of SteubenvilIe, Ohio, are in town on
White and E. C. Webb of New York are at
Wormley's.-B. F. Smith OF Cleveland, Col
J. c. Thornton and wife of Hamburg, j. H.
French Of Milwaukee, d. L. Evans and II. A.
Botsford of Philadelphia, Col. Z. W. Green and
wife OF Los Angels, Cal, A: J. Newberry aud
family of Jersey City and H. L. Rodgers of
New York are at the St. James.--J. nj. Hem
derson Of Sterling, Col, H. NJ. Spragan of Au-
gusta, Me-, Geo: d. Hubbard, I. J. Sinclair,
=. H. Collins and W. C. Carman of Philadelphia,
and E. NJ. Mitchell of Wilmington are at
Willard's.-Hon. G. J. Proofs of Columbus,
Hon. Jas. E. Neal Of Hamilton, Ohio, Chas. E.
Moody of Boston, E. p. Lyman Of New York
Fred Lied Of Canton, Ohio, and J: s. Torrey
of st. Louis are ct the Ebbitt-E. L. John
son of Memphis T. C. Search, VIM. H. Grundy
and A. J. Coleman Of Philadelphia and Chas. A.
Hess and II. Davies of New York are at the
Riggs.-O. G. Warren and H. W. Box of
Buffalo, J. Walsh and J. Quinn of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, w. A. Robinson Of Pittsburg, and John
Mitchell of Cleveland are at the Arlington.
Mr.. H. Ives, editor and proprietor Of the
Spectator Of ST. Hilaire, Mimi, is ID the city,
Clarence n. Barton, well-known in this city
~ Newspaper man and otherwise, 10 now
secretary Of the senate Of the new state of
Washington.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY TIcHENoR of the Treas
ury department is quite sick and has been con-
fined to his bed for two days.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Increase John Leyhan
Peter Winegardner, Daniel Cotier and Peter
Till
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Heirs to the estate Of Philip John Of Penn
brokeshire, Wales, valued at 1000, 900 are
said to reside in Chester county, Pa
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advcrtiscuneuea

AnCnI .Psgo
AIIOnNE1 -...Page
AUCTION SALES. Pace q
BOOKS AND sTATIoNERY............. Page 2
BUSINESS CHANCES. Page !.
COUNTRY REAL estate E... E..............'-. ,p.rs 3
rare
DENIlSTRf..........
EDOOAllONAL.. L....................... ...... rage
EACohSlONS........ Page
M Page
FOR RENT tFLArs). Page g
Foh KENT (HALLs) Page
FOR RENT (RooMs) .....................P Page
EOh RENT (STABLEsl... ."....................Page
fOh KENT (SToEEs) Page
FOR RENT (HoUsEs, s,..,Pa Pase 3
FOR RENT (OFFICEs). Page g
fOK SALE Pare
FORSh uors)...... PAGE 8
FOR SALE OMIscELLASEoUs, EoUs,.,,.. Page
LE"IN . dooDS.. ..................-.....Pag Page
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gs..................-.I... =. Page 2
~ LnD.no uooOS Pase
Io0Af ntSHrIoH
LoSI AND FUND. ......-..................Pag Page !
IuEhNtNOhE Paxe
H.rnICH rage
.Oah
MISCELLANEOUS. Page
MONEY TO LOAN................. .......... Page 3
NOTARIES PUBLIC. Page J
OCEAN STEAMERS. .......Paye
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.....................Pag Page z
PIANOS AND ORGANS. GANS........................Pag Page
PERSONAL. Pare 3
PRINTERS. .........................Pa Page
PROFESSIONAL. Page
RAILROADS Page
SPECIAL NOTICES. Page
WANTED (HELP)........................ Page
WANTED uors).. Page .
WANTED (HoUsEs). Page
WANTED (SIrUATIoNs) ......................Pa9 Page 2
WANIED Dt4IIscELLANEoUs). Page .
WANTED tRooMs) Page :!
WANTED (BoARD). Page .
WINTER RESORTS. Page 9
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT ArToRNEY.-The Attor-
ney General has appointed G. N. Baxter Of st.
Paul. Minn.. Ito be temporary assistant to the
district attorney for the St. Paul district for
the purpose Of aiding in the prosecution of the
suits brought by the government against the
Minneapolis and st. Paul and the Northern
Pacific railroads Mr. Baxter was formerly the
district attorney at st. Paul.
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DETACHED FROM WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
First Lieut.. Randolph Dickens, marine corps
has been detached from the Washington navy
yard and ordered to the receiving ship New
Hampshire at Newport, RI
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MILITARY CADETs.-The following-namedp per-
sons have been appointed cadets at the military
academy: A. d. Lydenham, third district Ne
braska; +. F. Simms, second district Texas;
Thomas G. Carson, twentieth district Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S53S, I'll; customs. S1.095;357
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
cluded Gen. Clarkson, Senators washburn, Cock
rell, Hiscock, Stockbridge, Paddock, spooner
and Pierce, Representatives Battsrworth, Wall
lace, Houk and O'Neilf and Senator Chandler
with Sir John Swinburne
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RA WEEK OF PRAYER-THE BOARD OF
49, Directors OF the Central Union Mission call
the friends of the work to earnestly pray that
door may be opened where the crowds of perishing
who attracted to the mission may be accom-
modated. Hundreds are turned away weekly for lack
of room. and the police have warned the directors
against allowing the hall to be crowded heretofore
Let this first week in February be week OF supplca
ton and prayer that God may give the city perma
nent home of sufficient capacity for its mission work
Special services will be held at the main hail and
branches all the The City pastors also re-
quested to make this matter subject of in their
church services. f5-3t
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Ex-CoNsUL LEwIs.-The State department is
not in receipt of further information concern
ing ex-United States Consul Lewis of Tangiers.
A story that he had caused Sid Mohammed
Ben Ell Mahalem Ell Hanan Lind Ell Emsawry,
a Moorish citizen, to be placed in Jail is not
credited at the department. State department
officers say that the Tangiers Times in which
most OF the charges against Mr.. Lewis ap-
peared, is the organ of the Perdicarus facti on
and is bitterly hostile to Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Lewis
is now in London and is no longer United
States consul at Tangers.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

g. IMPORTANT To PHYSICIANS.
49, Surgical Instruments at Cut Prices.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and our mag
nicent stock OF Surgeons instruments, including the
latest and best syringes and clinical ther
nom eer obste etrical ana genealogical Instruments
electric batteries and BELTS crutches and trusses
1russes satisfactorily tted without extra charge.
Largest stock and lowest prices in town. Elastic
hosiery and supporters especially Everything guar
nteed. z. ID. GILMAN. 62. Pa. ave. n. ". ial6-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1sALL PERSONS HOLDING NOTES OR
NATIONAL FAIh ASSOCIATION
OF the District OF Columbia secured by deed OF trust
are requested to present the for settlement
within day from this date at the law office OF Ed
JOIN 5Sh R4sStfP: A. kHFP:
loot Trustees.
wAssHIffSSd5SSNSls s4 fSdSSls q 3 fi afNsfI' JAN; O 1880
s sr ,r and Loan
Charles T. H. Holmes. my late husband, who died De-
cember y, 1889, at Garfield hospital, was duly re-
wish to thank your board Of directors for prompt
MY husbands savings in your association were $40
cef @s ~ the plan you are operating under re-
The Oanng system of which my late husband availed
himself was Sn accommodation TO him whereby his
savings were not only guarded but multiplied twelve
For the trifine sum of 25 cents month on q share
irecelyed $500 but had my late husband lived and
uesireu % , 70 nave made settlement IN cash IN given
been returned to him
,s.,, lam gratefully yours ,vrr. mn, xr.
HgSCHIEFs AND MEMBERS OF SENECA
49, Tribe. No. !, Improved ORR will meet
at their Wigwam FRIDAY February T. = pm.
attend funeral of our la late % PSes
xNSNOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
G~As the Stockholders Of the Home Plate Glass
Co for the election of Trustees will be held
TUESDAY the 1lth day Of February, 800. Polls
open from 2 to 3 O'Clock p. H. CHARLES N: LARNEk
secretary. f6.7S.1O
K~sPECIAL NOTICE.
: A meeting of the stockholders of the WASHING
doMpaNf w Be held on the IL n
stant at O'Clock pm, in Room 49, Sun building, for
f6-5t ~ ~ J.w. WALSH. Secretary.
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K~ REAL ESTATE OFFICE
JOHN B. WIGHT,
140Sk g ct. n. W., near the Riggs House.
Notary Public)
Ihsve opened an office above for the transaction
of the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS in all its branches.
including Renting and Insuring Property. Collecting
Rents and Negotiating Loans. Any business in
trusted to will receive my prompt and careful at
tention.
A lifelong residence In washir Rton has given me
extended acquaintance knowledge of the growth of
the city and opportunity duly appreciate the de-
STABILITY and value of property.
With an Office conveniently located and fully
equipped for the proper transaction Of business hope
to serve my patrons to their best advantage.
n-6t JOHN B. WIGHT.
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A CHANCE FOR CHEMIsT.-An examination
will be held at the rooms of the civil service
commission. commencing at 9 am, on the 25th
instant for the purpose of filling vacancy in
the position of chemist in the bureau of in
ternal revenue. The salary of the position is
$4,000 year. The duties will be those pre-
scribed in what is known as the ''oleomargarine
act" approved August 2, 1886. The person who
is appointed will be required to live in Chicago.
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The CURRENT NUMBER OF The WEEKLY STAR,
issued, today is one of the most interesting for
many weeks, containing the only succinct and
complete account Of the dreadful and distress
ing catastrophe Of last Monday yet published.
The account is full, from the discovery of the
fire at Secretary Tracy's home to the impressive
funeral services of the victims, with the many
exciting scenes and heart-rending incidents
connected Herewith. It also contains an ac-
count Of the death and burial Of Mrs. Cop
pinger, Speaker Reeds explanation of his posi-
tion and Mr. Carlisle's address to the country.
besides an unusually select compiia-
ton of interesting news and literary
miscellany. Price Of subscription 81
year; single copies, wrapped for mailing,
: cents each. For $1.10 both The WEEKLY
STAR and The Home Magazine, conducted by
Mrs. John A. Logan, will be sent one year post
paid. A useful pocket dictionary to every an
nual subscriber is given in addition.
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With each purchase Of $50 and more We es~e one
car fare Goods delivered in al points Of the city
3a2e-3m
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W~GAs HEATING STOVES.
NO ASHES. No DUST. NO oDOR.
GAS FIXTURES.
OPENING NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS.
pocupsrrp PIANO Lamps; ,,,
Z y. BROOKS,
t25-tu.th. s3m 53l 10th st., Corcoran Building.
At 9is ST. Whers have for IL ys.rs
sssssd in Real Estate and In,urznce have removed
ot;,d 81, opp. Trinity church, midway between City
nail sno the tax ofce and block from the several
insurance and Loans. ta31-l0t
~ his Residence 70 1920 @ st nv.
$40 to ESQ an. $50 70 ESQ snd 70 pm.
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Taking His Own Medicine.

u Iuil ne INtSbutk iSlnYNttu.
Governor Beaver Ii known by every
Pittsburg boy in the national guard to he
n strict disciplinarian In military etiquette
and drill. Austin Curtin Of the governors
native town told this wal reminisccnce
last night to some Of the delegates ut the
G. A. X. cncampment: While lieutenant
colonel Of the 45th regiment Beaver was
one day sitting In front of his tent, when
Q slouchy-looking soldier, with ill-fitting
uniform, came along, stopped, and in
CURED:
"vere ish der doctor? ?"
"Is that the way TO address FOUR SUPER
Tor officer, sir ?" roarcd Colonel Beaver.
The German stared mt his superior off,
Ger In blank amaxemcnt, but said new a
word.
"Here, sir; take this chair. You be the
colonel, and l will teach you how to ad-
dress an officer.
"vas me der boss of der regiment?"
ayes; take the chair, and will show
you how ~ net"
The soldier sat down in front of the
tent. Colonel Beaver walked OIL n few
PAGES, turned about, returned to n posi-
ton in front of the officer pro tempore,
squared himself around, made q military
salute and inquired:
"Colonel. can you inform me whore !
can find the surgeon OF the regiment"
The soldier arose, and looking seriously
and straight n Beaver, replied:
I'D II / know where he isl"
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Must Put ON n Passenger Train.

KANSAS CITY, April 10.-The Kansas
railroad commission to-day ordered the
Leroy & Coney valley line, leased by the
Missouri Pacific, to put on a daily passen-
ger rain and commenting on the fact
that jewellers in the country adjoining the
road, who voluntarily taxed themselves to
support the road, are compelled to ride in
a caboose OF freight train, says: "While
this is going on ems of thousands of dol
lars is being wasted by railroad compa-
MES In thiss state on what Is called n pas
scngcr rate war-a species OF amusement
which certain young men conducting pas
sengcr traffic indulge in when they get
tired Of playing base ball. They ought to
be sent to Jericho until their heads have
grown and sober-minded men put in their
Dlaces.N
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NEW YORK. April l0.-In the ma
iional tournament OF fast send
ing photographers held here to-
day, IL ladies contested in the afternoon.
Miss X. b. Stephenson sent 221 words In
five minutes and won first prize, $50; Miss
u. NJ. Dennis. 2l2 words, took second
prize; and Miss +. II. vanselow, 2l0
words, won third prize. The old timers
then had a tussel. A. $. Ayres tool first
prize with DO words in five minutes; Fred
t;atlin second, 221 words; George NJ. Mil
her third prize with l97 words. The class
Tor present day sendcrs followed, and
official judgment has not yet @ en-
dered. but the three highest scores are B.
n. Pollock, jr., 25S words; j. w. Robson,
3s; w. Gibson, al.
Good Morse against speed making
made some changes in the record above.
Class A, first prize, $10O, B. X. Pallock,
r., aO words in five minutes; second
prize. $40, William Gibson, 23s; third, $50,
Y. j. kim. 23s. A special prize
Of Sl25 for the most finished
and accurate sending in quickest time,
w. j. Waugh. In class b first prize, $50,
went TO Il. L. Catlin, 251 words; second
prize, $50, w. j. Waugh, 229 words third
prize, $50, Frank English, Dds words. A
special prize Of SIS for the clearcst trans
mission, regardless of speed, A. :. Ayers,
old timers class. Another extra SO for
best pen and ink copy OF Waugh's tram
mission went to Thomas l. Taltavala,
editor Electric Age.
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MONTE CARLO, April lO.-Thc English
colony is agitated at the ''indignity" to
which the British premier and his wife
were subjected last night at the Casino.
II seems Lord and Lady Salisbury APP
peared at the entrance to Casino without
tickets and admission was refused them.
Lord Salisbury sent for theB British consul
and demanded an interview with the
Casino officials. On the arrival of the
consul an explanation was made and
tickets promptly procured. Al the same
lime the officials made humble apol-
ogies for the Inconvenience and dis
c~oartesies to which the distinguished
visitors had been exposed, but Lord Sails.
bury's indignation could not he appeased.
40 bis identity had been doubted :he pro-
ducsd n blank passport, signed IL officially
in the presence Of the abashed and apollo
getic officials and stalked away, refusing
Va enter the Casino.
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rnE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Renarkable strength shown by the Ad-
vocates Of Free Coinage.

Remarkable strength shown by the Ad-
vocates Of Free Coinage.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-A caucus OF
republican representatives was held to-
night. The silver problem threw every
ming else in the background. Chairman
CpnQer, Of the coinage committee ex-
planned the Window bill as modified. He
believed that the measure was strong
and calculated TO meet the public demand
for a liberal supply Of money. A repre-
sentative from one Of the new western
states was for free coinage and declared II
could be established without danger, n
with great benefit. Representative Walker
advised republicans TO support the COM
mittee bill. In the course OF the debate
min f onr and q half millions of sill.
yer monthly was discussed. and found
some adherents. One OF the objections
made 10 the house committee bill was
that there was no inducement Tor any
to sell silver to the treasury at the
market price, as he could more ready sell
uals. To this the answer was made
that the beneficial effect would
still obtain. That the price OF silver
would be steadied and kept at q maxi
mum. The feature Of the debate was the
remarkable strength of the free coinage
men ana as All casteTi iittbDct shius tHe
house is apparently restrained from pas
sing the free coinage bill. only by fear OF
khe presidential veto. Mckinley cham
pioned the committee bill and Cannon
showed a decided leaning toward a COM
promise between the house n senate
proposition. No attempt was madct to
vote on any proposition except the one
providing for the appointment OF
\ committee of 16 including repub-
iican members of the coinage com
mittee TO consider the entire
subject and consult with the republican
senate committee and endeavor TO ar
range a project at the next meeting night
caucus The committee Of republican
senators is charged with the duty of franz
ing a silver bill to secure liz report OF the
majority. The senate held n long
meeting tonight at Senator Sherman's
house. II is understood nothing definite
was accomplished and mother night
meeting will be necessary. There are
two propositions given the committee, one
10 authorize the unlimited coinage OF sill
yer bullion produced in the United States;
second, TO limit the amount to be coined
. 100000 per year., to be purchased by
by the secretary of The treasury without
regard to the place of production. An
impression prevails that the latter propo-
sition will be adopted.
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CITY OF MEXICO, April l0.-A man
coming from Acapulco and registering as
Baron Paulan was arrested on suspicion
Of being Eyraud. the French murderer,
whom he resembles. He was finally re.
leased as there is no positive proof
against him. However, il is the general
opinion that he Is Eyraud. He is still
watched.
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WASHINGTON, April i0.-At a review OF
tbe regular troops and district national
guards tomorrow, which is ordered for the
special benefit Of the delegates Of the Pam
American conference. President Harri-
son will he the reviewing officer. This
will be the first time since the war that
the president has officially reviewed the
troops by virtue of his Office as COM
mander-in chief. @
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Cnrresnondents ENpriIcd.

ROME, April l0.-Layolctte, correspond
<nt of the Paris Figaro, and Greenwald,
correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung,
have been expelled from Italy ON the
ground that they sent reports calculated
io~.injure the financial credit OF the king
dom.
Representative Hovas of the news
agency was also expelled.
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CHARGED with Robblnx a Train.

WAyNEsBoRo, Miss, April 10. The
trial of Reuben Smith Of Lamar county,
Alabama, whose partner was the notori-
ous Rube Burrows, charged with robbing
a mail and express train on the Mobile 4
Ohio, began this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-11

SING SING, April l0.-ferdinand Ward
received advices OF the death OF his wife
at Stamford, Com. He was greatly af-
fected. She had been a regular visitor To
him in prison.