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DIPLOMATIC CHANGES
As n Result of the Visit OF the Er.Emprsss
to Paris.

As Result OF the Visit OF the EK.EmpreSs
to Paris.
PARIS, March S.-That the disturbance
caused by the visit Of the Empress
Frederick to this city has not entirely
subsided is shown by the fact that the
cir is full of rumors of changes Of q
diplomatic nature. It is reported that,
in the event Of such changes being made
NJ. Herbette, the present French Ambas.
sador at Berlin, upon whose shoulders
considerable amount OF blame for the
unpleasantness has been thrown, will
be sent London as the successor to NJ.
Waddipgton, the present French
Ambassador to Great Britain.
On the other hand rumor has 1t that
Herr Won Radowitz, the German
Ambassador at Constantinople, will
succeed Count Won Munster as German
Ambassador at Paris. Still according
to these political reports Gen. Won
Waldersee, ex.chief Of the general staff
Of the German army, who Ia now in
command OF the Ninth army corps, will
replace Prince Won Hohenlohe.S .Shillings.
furst as Governor Of Alsace. Lorrain.
The latter, it is announced, will resign
the important position he now holds.
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According t.o Mrs. uarrlaOn's Plane

WASHINGTON, D. c., March S.-Mr.
Milliken, of Maine, from the Committee
on Public Buildings aud Grounds, to-day
reported iavorably a bill for the erection
Of au extension to the White House in
accordance With plans prepared by Mrs.
Harrison. The plans contemplate using
the present mansion as Q private resi-.
deuGe and the erection as an addition Of
an official wing on the west side OF the
present building, the addition to be q
Counterpart OF the original structure,
and connected with it by colonnades
and conserVatoriss, the whole structure
when completed to cost not more than
/ $3.50 OCO.
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VArrS'S So BSflTUrE

For Colonel st. CIRiPs Worlds Fair Bill.
$4,000 Named US the Appropriation.
Special DtspGteh 70 The IpteEtCeaacr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 3.-Col.
St. Clair, who has been absent from the
city since Friday, returned to-day and
was in his seat this afternoon when the
Worlds Fair bill came up on a second
reading.
General Watts' substitute was offered
and was materially as outlined In yeDter-
days INTRLlIdENcRR. except that II pro.
vides that two members OF the Board
shall be practical farmers and that the
Board shall be appointed by the Gov.
ernor instead Of the Legislature. Gen
eral Watts. explains that he has some
doubts as to whether such appoint
ments would be constitutional II made
by the Legislature, and accordingly has
Abandoned that idea. II presCribes the
duties OF the President, 1reasprer and
Secretary OF the Board requires S50,0 ,00l
bond from the Treasurer provides that
the President and Treasurer may receive
compensation to be fixed by the Board
not exceeding the 81 per day and ex'
penses provided for in the original bill
The Secretary is not to receive pei
diem or mileage, but is to be paid &
salaty to be ti2ed by the board and ap
proved BY the Governor, all to be paid
ont Of the sum appropriated by the bill
Tor the expedition:
The Commission Is not to exist longel
than January |, 1904, and the State Il
not to be liable directly or indirectly toI
any debt or obligation incurred by tht
Commission In excess Of the appropria
lion, nor Is any member OF the Commis
sion to be personally liable for any deb
rontgaptsl by the Commission.
$4,000, 10 be paid % pr6yided for In thl
original bill. In order that the substi
tute may be thoroughly pFdeTstood !
was ordered printed in the Journal, ant
was made a special order for to-morroV
ak 9 0.90
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Ia the Breach WldepInRY ?

vienna, March S.-Ths elections In
Bohemia for members of the Lower
HOuse Of the Austrian Reichsrath have
resulted in the retention Of seventeen
young Czschs, ten Germans and one old
Czech. In Gaiacia twenty Poles and
seven Russo'Slavs were returned, The
Poles lost three seats. The rural dir
tricts OF Moravia returned seven old
Czechs, two German Liberals and one
German Nationalist,
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Another Trust ia chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL, March S.-"Bad Jim
my" Connorton, who has just been &C
quilted Of the murder OF "Doc" flag
gerty, on the ground that the killing was
done in self.defense, has brought suit
against John Condor, Patrick Ryan,
James A. Malt and Samuel Palmer,
placing his damages at $4,000. He al
ieges that the shooting aaray was the re-
suit OF conspiracy on the part OF Hag'
gerty and the defendants to kill or MAIN
the complainant because he attempted
to break up a gambling trust in this city,
Of which no alleges they are the lead
nra
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This Is the great problem ofliie which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be.
cause OF poor health, others Yant ol
lack, but the majority from deficient
erit-want OF nerve. They are nervous,
irresolute, chRugeable, easily get the
blues and "take the spirits down 70 keep
the spirits up" thus wasting money
time, opportunity and nerve force
There Is nothing like the Restorative
Neryine, discovered by the great special
ist, DR.. Miles, to cure all nervous dis
eases, as headache, the blues, nervous
prostration, BieeptessneBs, neuralgia, st
Vitus dance, fits, and hysteria. Trta
bottle and fine book Of Testimonials treG
~ the Logan Drug Co.'s, TTHs4w:2
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ALL A FAKE.

The Chinese Not GEumbIIug-Tho Postal
Subsidy Bill signed.
SOesisl DtspaseA to he IRtsltOaeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S,-Ths
published story that the Chinese Govern
msns had objected to the appointmeut
Of Senator Blair is a pure aud unadulter'
ated "take, J" and at the Chinese Legation
here it ia declared that nothing OF the
kind was ever suggested.
The President signed the postal
subsidy bill this afternoon and expressed
his qualification at the opportunity to do
90, He haa taken taken a great interesl
in the measure from the beginning.
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The Tnbie ware o.aSa trust.

Mesars. B. Beps, D. Menke. John
Nicholson and W. J. Morris, of Pitts.
burgh, registered at the Stamm House
yesterday. A report was circulated that
they compose the Board Of Appraisers
who will FIX the valuation at Which the
Hobbs Glass Works, Of this city, will
enter the trust. The new American
Glass Company spportions its capital
stock to the different concerns which
form it on the appraisemsnt Of value by
a board Of experts,
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welsh RodsSns IIim.slf.

Special DtlPateh o tt IEltNl0tNcfT.
cHARIEsToY, W. Va, March s.-one
Of the liveIieSt dIsoqsslons OF the session
took place tonight on HOUSE bill No,
292, the compulsory school Law.
Itwas warmly advocated by Pugh,
Oorcorau, cambridge, Hanen and Welch
and opposed by Colonel White, Thomp.
son and Finley. Colonel Welch, in ad,
vocating It, made one Of the besI
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on ,I,s one uppdredlh Anplversar,

wAsuNoros, March s.-There is an
interesting coincidence to bq noted in
the case Of the bill which was passed
Yesterday ior the erection Of a mint In
PbiIalelpbia. President Harrison will
sign the bill to-day, which Ia the one
hundredth anniversary Of the day on
which President Washington signed tbs
bill originally estahlishiug the mint a
philadelnhiA,
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cPtGE1I OE9I1IVH % IIt 4NItEFVEI7VtT'
MARTINsBURo, W. Va, March S.-Tht
Martinsburg Mining, Manufacturing and
Improvement Company, OF this city
closed a contract with the Common
Sense Eugine Company, Of Springfield,
Ohio, whereby the latter is TO locate
their plant on the grounds Of the COM
pany. The works are among the largest
In the country and will employ. 25C
skilled mechanics. The contract stipu-
lates the payment to the Engine Com
pany OF $4,000 and the gilt Of Eve acres
OF land for a site.
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CHICAGO, ILL, March S.-Hans Peters
Jacobson, twelve years old, and his
sister who is not yet FIVE years old, were
partly burned and partly sufTocated to
death in their home. Their parents put
them to bed at Z o'clock and went to the
theatre. BY the explosion Of kerosene
lamp the house caught fire bnt the
flames were not noticed until nearly
midnight.
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H4RRgssuRs, Pa, March SIN the
House to-day q bill was passed author
izins the Governor to appoint a board ol
commissioners to meet similar boards
from other States With a view to pro-
noting uniformity Of legislation on the
subject Of marriage and diYorce, insol'
vency, probate Of wills, notatial ccrtii,
cates and such other subjects as the
board may deem necessary.
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INTERESTING RELIC.
a Story of tho war Revealed by a Death ri
MArtiBsburg.
Husntal Dfrpateh b ne IntellfOeNatr.

MARrISsBuRo, W. VA, March s.-The
death of William Harmon, of this city,
reveals a very interesting relic of the
late war. Harmon served in the Con.
fsderate army, in Company D., Second
Virginia Infantry, under the command
Of Colonel ]. Q. A. Nadenbusch. At
the second battle Of Bull Run his COM
mander offered liberal reward to the
first man who would mount Federal
gun. Harmon accepted the offer,
mounted the gun and found hanging on
1t very handsome revolver on which
was engraved: "William Hill from
Henry Ward Beecher." Mr.. Harmon
had the relic TO his dying day.
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CI6tiereifais siippcr.

Cinderella and her slipper are veil
known TO the little folEs d to-day, and
another thing that 10 becoming even
more popular is Marvin's Cinderella
cakes. You should see them, the
daintiest pretticst little things on the
market. You can get them from your
grocer Tor ave cents a glass. Don't for
get them. They are the incest things in
the world to put in your school lunch,
T&Th
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ers, accounting officers and others SINH
larry interested in railroad matters, was
to-day held in the rooms Of the Inter
State Commerce Commission. There
were twenty-five members present:
Judge Cooley was elected chairman OF
the convention. Judge Cooley, aa the
chairman Of the last convention, read
his annual address.
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onl, a oue,lIon or How Many,

TORONTO, oST., March S.-The Empire.
the leading government paper, says:
"The question Is not now which party
will win, but what the Conservative
majority will be.
The Empires correspondents in the
outside provinces give carefully prepared
estimates Of what the returns will be,
All due precautions have been taken in
this matter. The fullest possible infor.
nation has been obtained and siited,
and the forecast may be relied on as &C.
curate as forecast can be.
The Empire figures out a Conservative G
majority OF fifty.seven.
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An Aeeusetlpn Agnln.t sLr Iehp.

QuRnEc, March S.-The Esexus ac.
cuses Sir John Macponald Of being foe
to the Catholic Church, and calls upon
the French Canadians TO oppose him as
euCh. 1t says that because he cannot
now enlist the church in his own cause,
since they are not friendly to Mr.. Mer.
cier and Mr.. Mowst, he is trying 10
tFighten them with the bugbear Of an.
nexation, and 30 compel them to follow
him. The article has created quite q
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senator nesr.p. Faneral

Special DlSDdtch 10 he hltfGtgsneer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March IA com
mittee of half or dozen Senators and
nine members Of the House Of Repre-
septatives has been appointed by the
presiding officers OF their respective
bodies to accompany thu remains o.
Senator Hearst to California.
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An Old rnrnllure Firm AssiEns.

PHIIApELEuIA, March s,-Johp H.
Gould, trading as Gould 4 Co., at Ninth
and Market and Second streets, has
made an assignment. Mr.. Gould is one
one Of the oldest furniture dealers in the
country, having started in the business
thirty years ago. Mr.. Gould places his
liabilities at S25o,0o9, anti says his as'
sets will more thRn meet his debts.
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Los Angeles, CAL, March, S.-Dnring
the first week in February three men
held up a train at Alta, and in the 6ght
which followed the fireman Of the train
was killed. Two OF the robbers are in
custody, one in jail at Talots, and the
other has been arrested by the sheriff Of
San Luis, Qbispo county. II is said
both are positively identified. The third
man ia believed to be wounded and in
this city receiving medical treatment.
Detectives are watching for him closely.
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You Guoss it Right,
To a4e Eiisor Of ne INlsaenasl.

s&E,-The Regider, in opposing a
decent appropriation for the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, says that our
vast tracts Of timber and coal lands are
mostly owned by foreign capitalists.
We would like 20 know Il Henry 6.
Davis, johnson N. Camden and Stephen
3. Elkins are all foreign capitalists.
What ia the matter with Tansy on this
question, anyhow2 Is II because he
was not placed at the head OF the
Development Board? j,
Wheeling, AdTch 8.
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Tho Rsdlstrietlnr RlIl.

CHARLEsroS, W. Va, March San
attempt was made In the Senate this
morning to take up the redistrictine bill
out Of It's order. It carried By a majority
vote, but Senator Morris called attention
70 the fact that an aye and no vote waI
necessary, and II being taken and the
necessary four.fiths not voting in The
affirmative, the ettempt fell fat.
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IN. u a Rallvay Pov0r Plant.

Sioux ClTY, Iowa, March s.-Fire was
discovered early this morning in the
armature room OF the street rail way com.
pany's electric power house, and 1t soou
spread to the car room. The building
was badly damaged. Fourteen motor
cars aud Ave passenger cars were de-
stroyed, and as many more badly dam
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March S.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has awarded q
gold life saving medal to Captain Alfred
Mitchell, OF Buffalo, in recognition Of Of
his great courage and remarkable skill
In saving the captain and twelveo Of the
crew OF the steamer Annie Young
from the perils OF the sea in October
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NEW YoRK, March s.--Atthe National
League base ball meeting the principal
business is the adoption Of schedule.
A committee was appointed, and the
schedule may be finished to-day. An.
other point to be settled is whether the
League shall counteuance the signing OF
players already under contract with the
American Association.
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Abon, w,l,on,. suooe.aor,

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, March Ex-Governor
jackson Gays: "Unless there should be
an extra session Of Congress, which I dc
not apprehend, and there being 80 many
candidates and such general scramble
Tor the place, the probabilities are that
shall not appoiut Judge Wilson's sue
ceissssor nntil Just before the meeting o.
the next Gongres1 in December"
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BERLIN, March 3.-The Emperor yes
terday was present with the officers Of
the artillery OF the guard at lunch. In
reply to a toast the Emperor said that
in view OF the improvements recently
made in field and seige guns, and expei.
ieuce of the last war, the artillery must
be regarded as the backbone and mar
row OF battle.
General Won Waldersee, who seems
to be entirely restored to the Emperor's
favor, was present at the lunch.
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A fluHr ARRANGED.

FItzsimmons to Knock nIeAuliRe Dat in
-Four Rounds.
New YoRK, March S.--A four round
glove contest between Bob Fitzsimmons
and Jack McAulid'e has been arranged.
The conditions are that Fitzsimmons, 10
win, will have to knock McAulifEe ont
in the specified time. II McAulifEe stays
the four rounds he will be declared the
winner and will receive 70 per cent OF
the receipts. The haokers have each
posted 81, 900 to insure the appearance
Of the men in the ring.
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Horo,o Gov.rpm,etoll o,sa.,...

BUESos AYREs. March S.-Dr. CHARLES
Psllisrini, President Of the Argentine
Republic, has summoned the managers
OF The banks 10 his presence in order 10
solicit financial assistance for the gov.
ernment. 1t is believed here that tie 2
per cent tax now levied on private bank
deposiss will be repealed, II the bankers
come to the governments assistance.
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IAGER-At Davenport. lows. ON So,3.,
March 2, 1921, St IOcl0Ck D. In, MAHy ~
ot Henry JRger, aud daughter Of d "
sseaorigh'' AGod 2s years, months ard aS
Funeral from the Fe'Idonoa Of her father, corner
Main and Twenty Eeond streets, At 2 o,elost
p. m. on Friday, March 9, 1891. Bervises
German Gnd EOglilhl at zIou's Iuthe,Sn
church. The services at the residence M.
Va,o Snt at tbs shH'eh public. ln,ermspt M
GtMt. Zion cemetery.
ThOAAs-oa Tustdsy, March a. ISo, a,
o'clock y. M, at the ta.Ideges a. NJ. 2
stone hliEA T. THOMAS, IN her SGlh a ycaF. = -
Funeral notice hereafter; A'
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6pesldl DlSpatsA % uIs lAkttoe1eT'
WASHINGTON. D. O, March S-West
Virginia pensions: originSl-JesSe N.
Richards, Csasa Rowsey, Andrew N,
Stevenson, John W. Burdett, nayyi
Rioharti ). Stone. Henry s. Veirs, Wilt
iain L. Shater, Isaac Conrad, Elias X.
Pritchard. Increase-IsaaC N. Sutton,
Andrew Gsnlt, Elwin H. Myers.
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JACK TUE RIPPER

stlil shrOudSd in Mystery-Coismau Dis.
missed by the London Police.
LONDON, March 3.-The fireman, Sad.
Ter, who was arrested on February 10,
the day "Carroty Neltn was found mur.
dered in Whitechapel, and who was
charged with having murdered her, has
been discharged. The police could NOT
collect sufficient evidence TO connect him
with the crime, which Is now definitely
placed to the account Of the myterious
and un6nable murderer whom the
public and police know only as "Jack
the RippeY,n
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LIMA, O., March IA sad case OF
suicide occurred here yesterday, when
Mrs. Fred Feibausmyer, aged about
twenty, went suddenly ingane over the
continued illness OF her babe, and in q
fit OF desperation grabbed the babe from
its bed and, rushing to an open cistern,
jumped in. Both were drowned.
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a Natural Error,
~ N Aillpr d q InlelI1ner.

SlR:-In your issue Of Tuesday you
speak Of the LinSy Echo as being pub
lished by the members Of the Junior
class. This iS 2 ridiculous mistake,
Almost the entire paper was made up ol
Senior contributions, the editors only
work being TO deliver the items 10 the
press and 70 distribute the papers. We
want it distinctly understood that this
paper Is not published by the Senior OF
Junior classes, but by tie Linaly Insti
tute, A 81. @. O."
Wkssgtng, Aarch 8.
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supreme oour. proc retllnEs.

Special Dtlp1lch 70 the IRlelt0dsctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March S.-The
special term Of the Supreme Court
opened to-day with all the judges pres.
ent. In the case Of Dorr VS.. Winches.
ter ct al, from Webster county, appeal
and superaedeaS was allowed bond $l4.-
600, Court adjourned till 10 o'clock Sat-
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wAsHIsa4oS, D. o. March s.-Ths
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: william D,
Leeds, United States Marshal for the
EsStern District Of Pennsylvania. Post
master, Edwin Allrich, Canton, o.
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been laboring with Speaker Reed to rec
ognize Mr.. Hopkins. OF Illinois, who
has charge Of the bill, to move for q
suspension OF the rules TO pass the bill.
For some reason, however, the Speak.
or has thus far declined to recognize the
Illinois gentleman for that purpose.
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Inn Critical Condition.

Cn1oAso, March 8.-0ol. George R.
Davis, Director General OF the
Worlds Fair, is suffering from
pneum onia. The physician has
given strict ordera that no ono shall
be admitted to see or talk with Colonel
Davis. His throat is badly swollen, and
Nig With g;est difficulty that he speaks
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Ahout nGirI.

MARrNsvr1IE, IND March s.--FrGnk
Dice aud William Chaney, two young
men Of Oven county, were rivals Tor the
affections Of young lady OF the neigh
borhood. They met at AtkesonVille,
when Dice drew revolver and shot
CLANCY, killing him instantly. Dice
wAa RffeAtad
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A CRAZY MAN
stAO' People on q Crowded Railway

stabS People on Crowded Railway
Train.
DUBLIN, March Sat noon to.dsy
while the Dublin mail train was nearing
Castlesea, a passenger named Gayen
Suddenly drew knife aud commenced
slsshinG, He wounded five Of the pas.
sengers badly and only desisted bis
bloody work when both blades Of his
knife were broken. He jumped from
the train at full epeed and, regaining bis
feet, ran into a woods. The wounded
passengers were taken to station aud
aeversl physicians attended them. Gayen
was captured. He is evidently insane.
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ST.. Lopls, March ga poll OF the
Missouri House Of Representatives on
preference for Presidential csndIdstes
resulted: Cleveland IS, Palmer 10,
Boyer Z, Gray l. Eleven were non.
committai aud eleven against 0leye.
land. The Republicans were unanimous
for Blaine.
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NEw YoRK, March ga telegram was
received in this city to-day announcing
the death Of John H. Hall, the we'll
known railroad NAN, at Thomasville,
Ga. Mr.. Hall went sonth with Jay
Gould a few weeks ago, but took Ill and
auccumbed TO an attack Of pleurisy.
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LINCOLN, NEB, March 8.-The hear
ing Of the quo waranto cases OF ex'
Governor Thayer VS.. Governor Boyd, in
the Supreme Court, was deferred until
tomorrow on account Of the absence oi
the iatter'a counRei.
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nrr. A.rprth, AM a R.fnree,

HAMILTON, oSr, March S.-Ex. Treas
urer Axworthy, Of Cleveland, o., is still
here. No settlement has been arrived
at with the Cleveland authorities, and
Mr.. Axworthy says he will remain in
Hamilton in the mesnHme.