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Mliiso UliiarA
IosroN, AInsA March 81. al TAO
Sunday Inorning fire WINS discovered ii
tho fremont temple which Is located
81 fremont between school and 1iioom-
Held streets Tho fire was first seen by
the policeman on tho beat who rushed
so the Parker house Just adjoining aud
turned in an alarm from private box
of The hotel lii lcsa time than II talcs
10 toll the story the whole temple was
In nnineH. The tcinple Is d building Of
about tile same proportions is DR. Tai.
IMAGES tabernacle Iii Brookiyn, N. Y.
II viii seat between 5000 and o 900
people
Tho Interior ~ the temple wns soon
entirely III flames before tho hremen
could reach the scene. A general alarm
was turned q md III the fro engines
In the city quickly responded, but Il
wns ippoAAible 70 check the passage Of
the flames II an hours time the mag
fcenftemplc waa n ruins The loes'
n The building d estimated at 1850. ooo
For . time It wns feared that the
Parker house. the once swell hotel 81
Boston would b destroyed The Parker
house 8 In eiahtstofy building covek.
ing nearly an entire block.
The guests were quickly aroused from
late Sunday morning maps and though
there was considerable excitement Ia
the vicinity Of Tho hotel the damage 10
the house Itself will not amount 10
no, COO
This Is tho third time that fremont
temple has been destroyed By Arc.
Nearly i've hundred persons were ii
tho Parker house. but oil escaped with.
out injuries nntler's dry goods store.
adjoining the temple, and tho Burn
ham building between The temple and
the Parker house. were completely del
ngcd and bndly damaged BY smoke aud
water The Parker house, Lnbins
drug store, Mira q. Al McDonnld's drug
store anda number Of small conctfnS
IN the basement Of the tcmplo were
Quilted BY the flames.
Sunday night the roof Of the fremont
Temple was open to the sky and fhf
back wall ready to fall Nothing n.
manned Of the celebrated organ, fh1
largest III the world. bnt mas 81
twisted pipe, and catnract Of water
was pouring down The staircase The
hall under the temple Il In ten feet 81
water The temple Is insured Tor et6o..
900. The old stores and buildings wef<
partially insured
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RED TAPE REDUCTION
Ourtailment Of its Use IN Govern
mental Affairs Proposed.
USELESS employees CUT OFF


WAsurxoroN. March ai.-ME Dock.
cry, ~ Missouri, and his committee.
have started ID 70 reduce tho amount
If led tape used IN the departments 81
tho government. 70 cut on supcriinoun
emp Dyes 10 cnt down salaries and
raise cala generally The fnct Il. Mr.
DoelccFy has attached a real evil. and
MS he Is nn honest and enrnrSt man. ne
bids fair 70 accomplish much good. II.
hc will as oxperted. conduct tho invo1-
tigatlonsof his committee ON fair and
nonrarsiAnn basis.
Great abuses have grown up In the
minor affairs of the conduct Of tho
government machinery. There nrc
many employees whose services can be
dispcnsad with. as they represent
former conditions that have passed
nwty. and a systein 81 red tapelsm has
grown III thnt should De succbedod BY
q modern wny. and book .keepinn. open.
htralEAt aud fair
IN the old times people Ia tfnnAnc-
tons were filth of the idcaof seals and
signatures ana is,rmaiities II Is differ
mt now, and those old linb-duha ara ~
obsolete new as are tiintslocl<s and
printing pans and finder.
~ Mr. ps0lsery succeeds Ii simplify
ing matters ii tho way Of keeping
government accounts. he win do good
hing.
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10 GUST mr. ROACH
The Republican Senatorial Caucus
May Move to
EJECT HIN FROM THEsENATE
Aerat xasy Republicans viii Favor Preventing, il
ross.hls, : Misrepresentation Rsfors lie gegn-
hr Session q ccugrcx

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE repub
lieans are to hold caucus Monday tc
determine what shall be their course In
the matter Of the proposal OF the demo
Gratis 10 proceed right away TO reorgnn.
ixe the patronage Of the senate, and
there will be n good-sized proportion Of
the republicans who viii favor prevent
ing. II possible, reorganization before
thu regular session Of congress They
hold That such course as. that pro
posed w The democratic senators al
present w0uld be contrary to the pre-
cedcnts Of the last eighty or ninety
yearx and that the present employees OF
the senate should be permitted TO re-
main until the senate meets ia Dceem-
Der next
They argue that new force Of clerks
during the summer would be dctri-
mental to the interests Of the govern
menL because they would not be COM
pctent, and another argument strength
cning this feeling that the new force
would be incompetent is the grcat.num-
Der Of errors in tho enrolment or en-
grossmcnt OF bills by the enrolling
clerks Of the house. Some Of these err
rors have been mentioned by the dis
patches from Washington. and some Of
them, notably that In tho case Of tho
bureau OF engraving and printing,
where that bureau gets s37 instead OF
81. 900. The enrolling clerks Of the
senate seldom. II ever, make an error,
and their efficiency is noteworthy.
1T is also possible at the republican
caucus that something may be done In
the matter Of Roach, and it will be de-
termined that move be made to get
him out Of the senate
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sTARvINo MIN ToRruRgp.


siekenisg story Or crueitles rractIeea on
connecticut EonsietA
New YoRK, March vi Tho World do
votes page 10 IN expose ~ The cruel.
ties alleged 10 be infictcdon the convicta
81 Connecticut state prison IL Is as
serted that many convIcts hive been
driven 10 madness BY Warden Chamber.
laiT's cruelty and neglect
Several were dubbed 70 death and the
common punishment Tor triiling of-
fenscs was confinement ia dungeon.
Many more were strung up by tho
thumbs, and keepers were sent IN front
Of the starving wretches with tempting
food TO tantalize them. several victims
were eholted, II Is alleged. ind died
soon after. The clubbing of men was
frequent. Corroborntiye evidence Ii
given Of the charges by cx-hecpcrs who
were forced BY the warden 10 keep
silent An official investigation has
been ordered.
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THE MARKETS.
cINcrnnArI March y

CINCINNATI, march II.
Winter patent, saooG3so fancy.
IS 1oa39O; family " 5000; extra, S2.0oa q 20;
low grade, u 7OsD2 co. spring patent a. ID a. 80:
spring fancy, IS. 251S 90; spring family, s. 100
400; rye -four, S3s5a35o; buckwhcat. ~ 500
/ z rs per 100 D sack.
WHEAT--No 2 was easy and quotable Mt 90 q
roc and No. red at q q &C. sellers views.
CoRN Good ear samples were held at "a
46c, and something fancy would have brought .
premium. No white shelled held at 45e, and
No. mixed held at 43hc, buyers bidding 40
less
OARS No. 2 white held at sg1 39ssc, and No.
white at 37as7,sc for good samples, buyers
views being about nc lower No, mixed in
good consumptive. demand and firm at 3aszD
35Mc
RYE-Prime to choice No. was nominal az
5Sa57c, the outside rate for straight North
western.
shippers. s4258As5. Oxen, SEQ
AS; select butcher, f435DA75: extra. little
mere: fair TO good, g. 25a 4.25: common, II 250
400 Heifers: Good TO choice heavy, "a 85lL 4. 40
good to choice light . 3 5OQ4.25; common 70 fair.
&c 25n325
VEAL CALvEs-Common and large s3 500
$50; fair TO good light, 80 o017 Is; extra, ~
HoGs-sclect heavy and prime butcher, a5S
N775; fair 10 good packers, t7.l34 90; common
and rough, s6b0aT.10 prime light, IS;
others, s6.65Q1 %: fat pigs, 10 25a 70; common
to fair, th00a62o
SHEEP AED LAMBS Sheep Yeariings and
weathers, t475d5.25: fat ewes, Ms5G4.sa
common and fair mixed, sa50642S Lambs
Good 10 choice. s575a6s5: common TO fair.
s4759b5o,
NKw York, March 81
wHEAT-No red, dull and steady; April,
74K475c; May, 20 5-f0a70ssc: juno, 77t4d TAG;
July, y is-16g7ssxc; August 7S9tc: December,
| esikc.
RYE-Nominai: western. eoae4Kc
RAnIEY--T Firm and utliot. sfate 20 e 64et
CoRN-No 2. dun and lower; Nav. 3OsE D
20 7-i6c: July, 5on@50 9ioc; No. 2 5sa54iscs
steamer mixed, 5shc
OATs--No. 2, duh and easier; May, $40 bidI
State, SOL q As1c; Western, S9d
PITTSBURGH, March q.
CATTLE Market nothing doing; ali through
consignments ton cars shipped to New York.
Hoos-Market Dull; PhIladeiphias, sTs50
400; mixed tLT5a76o; best Workers, $50
ares: pigs ana Light Workers t6s5Gz55
SHEEP- Market steady and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March q.
WHEAT Steady; No 2, red, spot and March.
7sc; May, 74csSc: July, roc
CoRN--S teady; mixed, spot and March, 4T5sci
April, 4s3Sc; May, Sssc.
OATS Firm and steady No 2white western.
dc ss,
RYH-Duli and inactive; No. :. 6oc
CHICAGO. March a.
FLoUR AND GRAiN--Cash quotations Flour.
Quiet and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, 73a1
askc; No spring wheat zoe; No. 2 red.
7sR74Hc; No 2 corn, 4il4c; No. 3, ssi&c;
No oats, sic; No 2 white. o b.. sc1Sc,
Il No white, asasAcs No 2 rye, 5oci
No barley, e2s;No. 8, Z o, b. tiaooc; No. 4
| l. q b, 38g 43c: No. fiaxsced, Il 70
PHIIADELPHIA March FL.
| WHEAr-Openad weak, under general press
ure 10 sell The close however, was trifio
steadier, due 70 thereaction u Chicago NOM
i red March, Ts41Tlc; April. Ti5sa7fAc; May
I - ~ @sss.l Ttsnss 7fta< n Tic II
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SENT 70 re SENATE.
A Number u \ rpof.itments Made hr rrc,
ianst tiexetarA

idnat tiexelana.
WAentNufuN, March II. The rrcSi.
dent sent Monday tho following n0mln.
Atlons to the senate.
State Department. James H. Eustls,
o. Louisiana. 70 be envoy extraordinary
and minister plcuipotcntiary Of the
United States to France
Theodore Rnnyon. 81 New JerAey. to
DO envoy extraordinary and minister
plcnipotentiafg q the United States 10
Germany,
John T. Risler, 81 New York. 10 be
envoy extraordinary and minister plen.
ipotentiary 81 the United states 10
Denmark.
Justice-Iames q Jenkins. 81 wis.
consin. 10 be United States circuit
judge for the Seventh Judicial cir.
cunt
Walter y nabney 81 virgiaia, 10
be solicitor for the Department Of
state q.
Charles II Stuart. 81 Texas, "a be
Judge 81 the United States court for The
Intaian territory.
10 lsc rnarshals or tho United States
David + Guyton. az Mississippi, Tor the
northern district Of Mississippi.
WIN. u. Hawkina, 81 Indiana, for the
district OF Indiana
Ahner Gaines Of Arkansas for the
eastern district Of Arkansas.
James J, McAicstcr 81 the Indian tor
ritory for the United States court for
tho Indian territory
TO Dc attorneys N the United States.
Frank u, Burke Of Indiana Tor the dis.
triet OF Indiana.
Clifford Z. Jackson 81 the Indian ter.
ritory % 10 attorney az the United
States conrt Tor The Indian territory.
Joseph ". House 81 Arkansas for tho
eastern district of Arkansas
Treasury Ernest r baldwin 81
Maryland
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roc EXCLUSIVE.
a Man From New Jersey rails 10 So So
Rotary cnrlisle.

A nfnn From New Jersey rails 10 So So
Rotary cnrlisle.
WARRINGTON. March 81. -Sccrefnri
Cnrlisle's new rula went into eff6c.
Monday, and on his door hung fhe sion
THE secretary will see no one on Mon
day The first person 70 arrivo was
prominent Jerseyman. he read thl
sign but did not pay any attention 10 4
and walked right into the secretary.
room. Mr. Carlisle. had. however
flown to private Office and the Jersey
man had to speak 10 the Dfi
vate secretary. When he was loi&
that the secretary Of The treasury wouIl
not See him. the New Jersey mar
grew wroth. and said he never heard q
such q thing: And you call this 4
democratic administration? II Is oe(
ting too high-toned The president cnI1
on visitors except for twd hours, and
now his secretaries shut themselves ur
for whole day. That's democfati1
Amt Il? Well. am sick 81 this fool
ishness already. But he did not W.
Mr. Carlisle, and left in high disgust.
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n Portion u TIC relics.

WAsnrs oToS, March Al. = Truxton
Beale, u y. minister to Greece. Ron
mania and Servia, has informed the
state department that Mmc. Sehlie-
mann, widow Of Dr. Schliemann,
the famous explorer Of the ruins 81 bur
led and ancient cities. has determined
to present 70 the United States national
museum portion Of the relics nm
carthed at Troy by her late husband
Mr. Beale gives no intimation Of the
size Of the collection to be sent to
Washington. but says its value will be
apparent on inspection.
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suat,tel, afn,t.la - ~. tnt.

NEW YonK, March 2i.--The Spanish
exhibit to the Worlds fair arrived here
Sunday and will be shipped to Chicago
in afew days. The reproduction Of the
bridge over the Granddaughter ut Cor
dova, with li6 arches and tprrets, is
packed in six large cases. There are
also d model Of the fortress Of Mon
busch, at Barcelona. model Of the
statnc Of Columbus. models Of the
fortress Of Corruna; San Fernando and
Puerta Ticra, at cadiz and Of Moor
ish castle. All the models are the work
Of royal engineers.
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Eul,be.l 81, the Iiirhwny.

DuBuqUE, Ia, March, 81 Mrs. Min
ME llartworth, Of Springfield, O., visit
ing at Sfnsinawa Mound, WIS, was
pulled from her buggy, chokcd into in
sensibility and robbed Of her watch,
ring and money by two unknown men
while driving through lone wood,
two miles from Sinsinawa Mound, with
a nine year-old girl. Two farmers who
came along twenty minutes later found
her lying on the ground insensible.
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Is lT coMsTITuTIoNAL7
The Chinese Register tot TO lie Testc
BY eaitfor II hiaa,nrn.

The, Chinese Register Aot 20 lie Tested
BY ea,tfor II hitamrn.
NEW York, March ai.-The dispatch
from San Francisco Saturday announc.
ing the intention OF the Chinese six
companies 70 test in the courts the CON
stitutionality OF the Curry act requiring
all Chinese to register. was confirmed
by inquiries here Plans have been
made to make the test thorough one,
the six companies having engaged Jas.
G. Carter, Joseph II. Choate and
Maxwell Evars, 81 this city. and
J. Hublcy Ashton, OF Washing
ton. to join with the regular
attorneys OF tho companies in this
connection. circularA. have been sent
out requesting Chinese not to register
on the ground that the law Is not con.
stitutional and can not be enforced.
The plans for the companies are to have
the Chinese arrested. and when the Inn
mediate deportation Of the offender
against the law shall have been orr
dered by the court, writ 81 habeas
corpus will be obtained and the case car
ried fn tho e'antanto enssrt - thn Fintiesl
States
Mr.. Choatc said that he did not sec
how the constitulionnlity Of law to
label men like sheep could be main
tanned in this country and the attack
upon II as unconstitutional must prove
effective. He said be had not consider
cd the point made by the six companies
that the law was In violations az treaty
rights While possibly 1t might in.
volvc an Infringement Of the treaty
stipulations Of 1859, the reliance Of the
opponents Of the law rested on much
broader grounds
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MILLION FRIENDS.

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81 JosErn. Mo. March 21.-Mrs
Samuel Moduska and her 5-year-old
daughter are now lying il critical
condition at the family home near the
Union Line shop from the effects Of a
fire. The child was playing near gaso-
line stove when its garments caught
fire. The mother rushed to the child's
assistance md after heroic efforts sue
ceeded in distinguishing the flames.
Both mother and child were horrible
h,,rr{ed
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NEW YonK. March 2l.- Rarely, Il
ever, was there SO much excitement
around the court 81 general sessions
building as there was Monday morning.
Carlyle W. Harris, after having ex-
hausted every possible means to escape
the penitentiary for the murder Of his
wife. Helen Potts, was finally sentenced
BY Recorder Smytl The recorder sem
tenred Carlyle W. Harris TO be electroa
cuted during the week beginning
May s
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GuTHmE o. T.. March 2l. Great
damage has been done IN this section
BY prairie fires which have been raging
for the past two days III Cleveland
and Payne counties, several head Of
horses, many barns and tons OF hay
were destroyed A large area was
swept clean and little girl was IA
tally burned negro settlement east
Of here suffered terribly, many cabins
Icing burned
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oranvemen ana NatIonalists.

GLASGOW, March 81. I'm speech de-
livcred here Sunday before 1000 Irish
men, NJ. Dillon said that the Orange
men were the rebclsand the national
lists the loyals of the queen, but II the
Orange rebels should dare to fight the
troops Of the queen the true Irishmen
would look on to see fair play.
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nIinnr.. lInrrIIln Ilrntn.

LoSDox, March 2i.--A horrible acci.
dent occurred Monday morning in 0
coalpit near Chesterfield, Derbyshire
While the cage was descending, loaded
with miners going 70 their days work.
the cage. owing 70 some accident TO the
apparatus. suddenly fell to the bottom
Of the shaft and eight miners were kill
ed The affair caused great excitement,
and men, women and children hurried
tothe mouth Of the shaft 70 see II their
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MoxTEnEY, Mex, March ii. Forest
fires have been raging for several days
past in the Sierra mountains, southeast
Of the city Of Saltillo Thousands 81
acres Of timber have been destroyed,
and many families made homeless BY
the flames. Several goat herders have
been reported rs pcrishing There has
been no. rain Ia that section Tor many
months, md the entire country Is a.
dry as parchment. The flames spread
with remarkable rapidity. and all ef.
forts to get them under control have
proved futile.
This Pope VIII Beatiry the Heroine Of Arc.
RoME, March ~. Pope Leo has IN
formed the French bishops 81 bis decfs.
ION to crown his episcopal jubilee BY
the Qualification Of the French heroine,
Joan Of Arc. who was burned by the
English as sorccress and hereto, May
so. 1881. and was formally pronounced
to have been innocent IN l456. The an
nouncement 81 the Pope's decision has
been received with great satisfaction
by the French catholics as 4 signal
tribute to the patriotic spirit Of France.
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NEW YoRK, March 2is--A dispatch
from Chicago TO the World says: There
win be great array Of dead-heads ii
the fair, Treasurer Seeberger has just
completed list Of the stockholders en-
titled to tickets 10 the exposition, nm
der the agreements 81 1890 and 1891.
He has found that 10000 tickets are
due stockholders BESIDES these the
Illinois legislature, city officials, mem
beers OF congress and newspaper men
will swell the total to $50. 600.
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chicago AnarchIst 8 Celebrate.

CnIcAGo, March 2l.-vTurner hall, on
west Twelfth street, was crowded with
anarchists Sunday morning 70 celebrate
the anniversary Of the Paris commune.
"A force Of police were on hand, but no
inccndiary speeches were made and no
disorder occurred. Addresses were
made by prominent anarchists
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rho southern ItallwAy IieceIvership.

CIxcISNATI. March FL. The reigning
sensation in business and railway cir
Giles IS the appointment Of receiver
for the Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific railway Ca, lessees Of the
Cincinnati southern. The application
was filed Saturday before Judge Taft
of the United States court Of appeals
BY Gen. Samuel Thomas. chairman 81
the board Of directors and one Of the
stockholders Receiver FELTON, win OPP
crate the road as heretofore.
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COLUMBUS. Ind, March Mrs Hez
Putiinbcrger Saturday night took an
overdose Of extract Of poke berries for
the purpose Of reducing her flesh, and
Is lying ia dangerous condition She
Is delirous The drug was prescribed to
her by local druggist.
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BUCKLENis AREICA gALyE.

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cnrrirInr IN hInasls..

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, March Fl. Prof
John r. Gray, dean OF the college Of
music Of the Illinois Wesleyan univers-
ity, this city, died Sunday morning
from measles, complicated with pncu-
monia. lie was 50, was native Of
Lacon,sIll, and was educated in Eu-
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FataI Fight Between Horses.

MuScIE. Ind. March 81 "A valuable
horse belonging 70 Q. Joseph Larrowe
was killed by its mate. The animals
got loose In the stable and fought vic
.iously most all night They were
rough shod, and the flesh on both were
torn in shreds from biting and kicking
each other.
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BIsomAMroN, N. r., March 2i.-Irs
s. Cook, superintendent Of poor, diee
Sunday morning 1t Is said that ILL
death was caused by charge Of NAL
feasance in Office which was hanging
over him. He was IS years Of age.
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NEW ToRK, March Fl. George Dixon.
the colored Boston boy, will take Jack
Skcily's place Monday night at the
Coney Island Athletic club and do bat
lie with George Siidons. twenty rounds
to be thediniis. the purse to be 81. 500,
winner Is ~ "a. 900 AMI laser 800
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PANAMA. COLOMBIA. March IL 1t Is
reported that the dispute between
Costa Rica and Nicaragua In regard to
the boundary line bstwecn the two re-
pubIics shall be opened A force Of
several hundred men has been sent to
the frontier BY Costa Rica % protect
her interests