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the DRAIN on COT. b.


Tho Amount - I.fes 0aid NM On Hand
y Iittls isetAM sa,0Rn Nl9.
WAsniN0Tos Feb 21 io re great
rclief of everyone watching Tho gold
figures Of the government word wa
received Friday afternoon that The ts~
output would DO bat ss5a,0uos Tltf
will reduce Tho ataomnt IN free gold nn
hand n d little bVlom pao. Nenk
after week II Ina been reported lii
advance that from si.0fuooo ID 81,
900, 900 would 81 exported, but caeh
Saturday hAs shown demand
far below these amounts All stated
heretofore Ia tlirse dispatches. there II
no uncertainty ID Washington about
the course TO be pursued should the oc-
casion arise for action, and the financial
events 81 The few days between now
and The 9Th 81 March will DO watched
with interest What will happen after
the sth Of March Is of the greatest I'M.
portanoc 10 the public Il Is hoped
tho drain On gold wlsi cease, hut thiAeaf
not 10 predicted Already customs "A
ccipts nre showing i falling etf and thi
embarrassment Of the purchase Q
hnllion continues The Efforts n th
ineonsI19 adi1inlstrasi0N " husN tlsesl
mntterb attended u now have failed
aud some very novel developments ma,
be expected II Il comforting 70 know
however, that Ia the policy which vii
protect the credit of the nation, boil
administrations will work "a the sans
M..Aaa
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4 taneouser Man Makes serious charge
Against onlciaiA

Against o1lclAiA
vAxcorxKn n. G., Feb 90 There
have arrived IN this city during the past
few days two United States special
agents and three citizens Of Portland,
Ore. The presence Of these parties Is
the outcome Of the recent expose Of
Cinnamon fraudulcntiy entering the
United States by the means Of fraudn-
lent merchants return certificates
One Of the rortlnnders claims 10 have
II his possession evidence which crimi-
mates several wealthy merchants Of
Portland. also several officials Of the
United States government on Puget
Sound. he says he knows enough 70
put several wen known persons and Of
ficinls into prison This man states he
IS going 10 Washington IN few days
to lay the whole matter before the
treasury department. A sensation may
be looked for 81 the party mentioned
makes public his knowledge concerning
the matter
Chinese smuggling Is known TO AL
local newspaper men and others but
the United States officials on the sound
have thus FAR taken no rognixance o.
the matter Unless scmc stringent
measures arc taken az once hundreds
more Cinnamon will be Struggled
through, Chinese were plentiful here
a week ago, but they are now scarce
Several prominent Nancouverites are
also mixed up IN the deal
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THE MARKETS.


u 4
FLouR--Winter patent Is S50425; fancy,
s3a5aa45. family q 50aR IS; extra, SEQ 4225;
10 grade ii 90: spring patent. et-SbG470;
spring fancy sc 2J02 90: spring family. e. 100
aUO Rye -four, s3350350 Buekwheat II go
g. 80 per 100 ID sack
WHEAT--Ihe market was about steady ana
scceipts OF good milling grades were light Cash
No red lid at nc, with buyers at u THO
for prime 10 choice No red quotable at 90
6oc according to quality
coRN--1he market was arm and the demand
fair Tor good stock. Ear held At 4S 46c for
prime ID choice. No. 2 white sheiled held At
45tsc with buyers al 45c; No. 2 mixed held At
45e. with 45Ilc bid for good samples
OA4s- Market hrm, with fair inquiry, No.
g white held al s6g461 37c; No 2 mixed at SAY b
s5c according to sample
KYE-Qaiet and nominal Ut b61ITc for primo
No 2, saf ers asking the outside figure.
CATTLE Easy. Fair to good shippers, - 10
q 100; gcoi to choice butchers, ALSO AS; fair
10 medium butchers, q &c 100; common, 25oD
400
| yEAI. CAVES Firm market with o good de-
| rland and light receipts. Common md lasge,
| s5ea5oo: fair TO good light s55od7oo; extra,
| a. 25H 80.
HoGs-Seiect heavy and prime butcher, Tso
| $500; fair 10 good packing, t7,40 10: most
4 sales 30 Z 90: common and rough t6.sOa1.so;
1 prime liaht 7sSQ 7.5O others, t6o0g Z 40; fat
pigs SGD0 9 Is: common to fair pigs, ~ 500 D. 20,
SHEEP and -LAMBs-Shcep-Ye arlings and
i welhers s4.b0sb00: extra wethers, .525; fat
ewes, 400 4b0; common 10 fair mixed, sa0le5
/ 400 Lambs-Good to choice. 5. 50G6O0; com
mon to fair, "A saahsa a... o., !.
4 wheat No. 2 red quiet; steady; only local
4 trade March Tkc; May, 80 i-Iea 80 s-1sc:s July
/ 81 5-I6as1 7-i6c
4 RYE Nominal; western, 00G65c
I BARLEY staia oia soc; western, 90 7Oc No
i Toronton q 9Sp: No 2 do, 64dS5c.
"a fnf1 q Il O.
i 5nsc; May. 5okc; steamer mixed. sla5i4c;
Il July 5iB5 i-l6c.
OArs-4No. 2, dull: steady state. IS l40 l6c;
western, % ssssc; May 81 xc I.
II PITTSBURGH, Feb 70
i CATTLE Market nothing doing; all through
consfenments three cars Of cattle shipped q
Il Noes Market fair; Hight TO best heavy, q 2
" Is III Four cars Of hogs shipped TO New York
4 SHEaP Market dull and unchanged
Il BALTIMORE. Feb 20
II WHEAT STEADY: No. spot 7sc.
Il coRN-Ffrm: mixed sppt. f75c: May, isAc.
Il oars Steady: No white western, 1850
~ 1NAi' ''|N cH1cAoo. Feb I'd
FI.ofyR Assp GRAlN--Cash quotations: FlorI
dull ard unehaneed No aspiring wheat 7sti
are; No spring wheat, oe9e4ci No corn
III t)asc: No 3 corn, s64c No oats NhDSos4oi
M white, CSC: No. white, sc. No rye
5g,lc No. barley, &c; No Z, g 4Se eoc
ii No a, Il o. p i 3D. OgSA NJ AASADNttAf
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "a
wHKAr--nail and featureless No req
, February. 56ii 176sse,
4 coRN--Options steady under moderate oner
! fnes; NO 2mixed February, lac
OATs-Car lots steady; but local aemAns
hight: No white February, sOdtg44c
: TOLEDO. o Feb 70
II wHKAT-very dull hut steady: NO cash
10: May, 75kc; July, 76Hc.
III CoRN-DuII: No cash. acc bid; NJ AN AZ
No yeIIow, 4essc: No. > do, rs
OArs-cniet; cash SA1se BID
ri RYE-Dun; cash, Go
ctovKR-sEED-Aciise bst X a. iE';.sS 49,
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WARS HORRORS.
Terrible treatment OF Those who Take
Neither Side.

Terrible Treatment OF Those Who Take
Neither Side.
VALPARAISO. Feb. %. From various
sections In Rio Grande Do Sui comes
news 81 fighting The federals have
assumed the offensive and appear to be
making decided gains. An army Of
1000 federals are besieging the town Of
Santa Ana A fierce battle was
fought near Domperdido, in which
many were killed on each side, but rel
suit of the fight II not known Federals
who have organized in the Argentine
province OF Corrientes have invaded Rio
Grandc, and slsirnishes are reported all
along the frontier Nodccsise battle
was fought, however. One painful fea-
ture Of the fighting which Is going on
in the unfortunate province Of Rio
LGanIe do Sui, ii the awful atrocities
against non-combatants 81 which both
sides are guilty.
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rxclrlNc rNcouNrER.


ostrlthes right ara 9wo Net 10 En-
deaxor 81 serarata hem Are Iniursd
~ the nlrsiA
CnicAeo, Feb 81 I'm large Mclo-
sure are wintcrcd number u African
ostrichcs which are 10 be shown this
year 81 The Worlds fair, Two Of The
fnli-grown male birds have exhibited
much hostility toward each other for
tho past two or three weeks but the
aged keeper managed TO queil an out
break nntil Friday afternoon. The two
cocks had been IN very ugly mood all
day. and the rest Of the fowls kept as
far away from them as possible II. J.
Johnson. lie manager feared trouble.
and had been watching them lie re-
Taxed his vigilance a few minutes, how.
ever. = en- IS tho stroeGand was warned
Of tho conflict 81 herring the screaming
and Kissing 81 the female blr,ik He arr
rived - time 10 save the old Waterman,
who was trying ID separate them, and
had been knocked down hy 4 blow from
one ~ them He acixed large
club and fought them They man
aged 10 dodge his blows for some
time, but never relaxed the fight
Iie was nearly worn ont with his
efforts. and was about u give up IN az.
spair. whom he managed 10 get In a
blow on the neck OF one Of them. but
was struck on the shoulder by the leg
Of the other and knocked down. lcforc
he could recover he was strHsis IN the
breast and knocked inscnsibiS
Tho Waterman had recovered ~ this
time, and managed 70 get rope around
the leg 81 the bird johnson had HIT and
make hllu fast lie then pulled John
son out 81 the why and secured tho
other bird. Johnsoa Il badly cui about
the head and face,
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STATE AIp ron CATHOLICS.
PnrochEaI ehnols Of jersey 70 Appeal e
the Legislature.

ParochIaI chnols 81 jersey - Appeal r.
the Legislature.
NEW YoRK. Feb 26.A movement Is
on foot to secure from the state school
fund Of New Jersey money to support
the Catholic parochial schools Of that
state. Several Catholic clergymen who
hold liberal views on the public school
question have prepared bill which Is
Is be introduced before the New Jersey
Legislature closes its session. The bill
provides that the state shall annually
appropriate certain amount from the
state school fund for the support and
maintenance Of the parochial schools
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SAN FRAxcfsco, Feb, VI VIM Miller,
the featherMeight pugiliSt who was de
feated BIZ Dal Hawkins in the Pacific
Athletic club died Saturday morning
.of concussiyn Of the brain resulting
from injnsics received in the fight
Both men we're featherweights. weigh
ing one hundred and twenty-five
pounds when they entered the ring.
Miller who was p years old, came
frSm Sacramento and had, no science
relying On brute strength. while Hawk
ms was very clever. They fought If
faen rnfnds
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JOHN w. MACKAY
The Millionaire Waylaid and
Shot at San Francisco.
The Assassin Supplements the Deed BY
Shooting Himself.


SAN FRxNclsco. Feb. 90 ~1ote VI
Maclsay. the famous bonanza mining
man and ilnaneicr. wna shot IN the
baclx. shortly afternoon Friday, BY
man giving tho name 81 ". 6. Rippey.
and narrowly escaped death. kippcy.
after firing ono shot 81 MaclrAy. ahot
himself through the left breast and
viii die
So lar, Maclxay wound 4 not serious.
and there IA no danger Of fatal Ter.
minatiom The shooting occurred IN the
paved court back 81 the Lick house,
which runs from Suffer 70 POSI- streets.
between Montgomery and Keafncy. A
whitc-haircd man was noticed walking
around Suitcr street, acting very nerve
ouslys during the early portion d the
morning, throwing his hand back 20
ward his hip pocket
il Is the custom Of John w Mnclsny
70 come out about noontlme every day
70 the jewciry storc ~ the corner d
Sutier street and Lick alley 70 compare
Tho time 81 day, and hc Il always very
prompt As Maclkny reached the end
81 The alley nearest Suffer- street, and
1 few feet away from where the old
nnn was stumbling. tho latter pulled out
his revolver. ana fired one shot. The
bullet struck Maclsny n the middle q
thc back. After firing tho shot the
wpuldlbn murderer supplemented his
cri0as by turning the pistol on himself
ts.,, strlnR shot into his own body.
The selfinfiicted wound was serious.
hut ii long "a ho could walk no fol-
lowed Maeiey up. trying 10 fire again.
but M WA N weak he could not pull
tho tr,p9er IIe chen threw up his
bnnas xsI,,ln,i,,v. s.Mv God i am snt.
issI.,a 4
NIaol.ao NM III hand hehind hin back.
NM so,,a o,a $4,000 hir roak AZ IL
dr., a. ha,,d ~, Il ,see covered VIII,
hl,,.,a an,4 "a ereia;,aea rs ane a hia
gs,..,, az. nm, 49,, l,n,t tsi.A,, cffert n,
Nv ,,s.t,iIs w mo h.eis MaeIraw svsa
,,laccA I'M Z haggv ana tnisen y tic
pal.1. hate, ,yhs,,, n,sslical It tnudanca
,yn. re,,aaye.t MN Manlsnv,a nesniinnt
WA tal<en u the city receiving hospital.
The Cd man Who ala the shooting
was taken 10 the receiving hospital In 4
/ patrols wagon. The man was conscious,
4 bud could not nftIcnIa{6 Tho n6tioni
i xSns placed Oh tho onafnfI1s inDl1.
when hlnod Wna seen Is oozo through
i His clothing. about the upper portion
81 Ills body. Further examinations re.
i vonled thnt the bullet had entered
/ his left breast. passed through The
trunk and come out just below tho
| left shonldcrbiade. Tho bullet was
| found just under The skin The patient
was apparently about seventy years Of
| age, with white hair and close.cnt white
! beard. III his pantaloons' lcftrhnnd
poclsct was found . ss-calibcr revolver
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Tan Ambrose Fec.

cIxcrNSAT1, Feb, 20 Thos. Ambrose,
..Diamond Tommy, IS once more, after
nearly twenty years Of exile and ref
ure. 4 free man. q. s. District Attor-
new John w. Heron has caused ~ be
noilied the indictments against thelex-
United states court clerk, and over
whose head hung judgments amounts
ing to $4,000. Harry T. Ambrose, the
defendants brother, paid over the
amount asked s., 500 in cash. The
money was deposited in the sub-treas-
ury and the entries made. II Is gen.
orally understood that Ambrose will
talxe up his residence in Germany.
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ny Telegraph.
Judge Baker, Of Indianapolis, Ind.
has decided that panpers have no right
TO vote.
At Barnesville, S. c.. while a oolored
woman was at frolic. her Eve children
at home were burned TO death.
Ina S Tabor. Of Bowling Green, o.,
engrossing clerk Of the house Of repss :
sentatiyes, died at colnmbus, O, OF peri
tonitis
At Greenfield. Ind. Charles Chitten-
den. while cleaning out well. was
struck on the head by falling bucket
and fatally injured.
After three hours deliberation, the
court Of cessation rejected the appeal Of
Charles de Lesseps. Fontaine and San
Leroy. aud they win have 70 60 to jail
Frank Z. Perley. the well-known
manager Of the Modjesisa company. was
Friday granted decree Of divorce for
adultery from his wife, Ida NJ. Perley.
by Judge Stein.
Piano manufacturers of New York
city have reconsidered their decision
not to exhibit at Chicago. Sohmer 4
Co. and Chickcring are among those
preparing to he represented at the fair.
At Columbus. O., James McVey, a
switchman in the Hooking Valley yards,
stepped on the wrong track and was
run down by cut OF cars. He was
killed almost instantly. He was IS
years old and unmarried.
I. D. Glove, Of Big Bone. KY, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself
| through the heart with q shotgun.
Cause, mental alteration He was q
prosperous young farmer and on thu
best Of terms with his family and al
who knew him. He leaves q wife.
The 3-year-old daughter Of W. II
Grubbs, OF Sharpsburg. Pa, wandered
into the kitchen ana fell into boiler
OF slop. The child's head and shoulder
were boiled off The mother is de
mented and the fathers reason is de
SPARED Of
Joseph Zatzoclz, a Pole, undertook
at Johnstown. Pa, Friday, to drink tw,
| quarts Of raw alcohol on wager Of 81
The man actually drank one quart o
the stuff, and was eating some sausag'
preparatory to taking the other quart
when he fell, and when picked up b
| was dead.
A woman who once was engaged I,
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase and VIII
was first cousin to Com Perry and Sen
ator Footc, OF Vermont died in Oleau
II. Y. She was Lucy r Macllem an
she was remarkable woman. Shi
! won some fame in the field Of literature
was late lecturer and gained promi
hence as reader and singer She die
a pauper and insane.
In free-for-all fight in a countr.
store seven miles north Of Ryan, KY.
John Jones and Ham. Ratclih wey
fatally ent with lsnixes Hayden Holt'
sam Parks and Wilson MeWade wer
also dangerously hurt BY being hit owe
the head with clubs. The fight grey
out OF shooting match, in which tn
two men fatally wounded were wiz
Yanrs
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BUoKLEN,s ARE1cA sALYR.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salk Rheum,
Fever sores, Tetter, Chappcd' Hands,
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funded Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr., 8 CO,
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!. p,ece n rIen.llsh work.

IoUIsvIIIE, Ky. Feb 2G The fam
lily 81 Mr.. ~. a. Orendorff. IL Adair-
Vile, XIV, narrowly escaped being
burned alive, ii Their own home, early
Friday morning, as the result OF an in
cendiarys work. Between 2 aud 8
o'clock their rcsidenee was set on fire
and totally destroyed with all its com
tents The family were compelled 70
run ont III their night robes The
house was almost surrounded by
flames before they awolxe. There was
no insurance.
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The Fconomltes, Tnnrle.

PlrrsruR6H, Pa, Feb 90 The appli-
cation Of Charles NJ Myers. the German
consul al Philadelphia, who represents
los hairs of Gertrude Rapp, for letters
Oh administration upon her estate, which
Is j portion Of the Economics prop
erty, was argued at Beaver Friday af-
ternoon. The application was an appeal
from the decision Of Register and
Recorder Matthews, who refused sew
eral months a0o to grant the letters.
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SPHINeFIEID. Ill. Feb %. Ermine
vigal, the ninetecn-yenr-oid son Of
Richard vigal, prominent farmer 81
this city, accidentally shot md killed
himself at EdinbrrR. village twelve
miles from here He had been spend
ing the evening with . young lady. Miss
Williams, and. as he was about to leave,
be took a 22-caliber revolver from bis
pocket and began hourishine II II
was accidentally discharged and the
bali entered his right temple. killing
him instantly.
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MILWAUKEE. Feb. 20 The local prop
erty 81 the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Co WINS attached by the sher-
i'll ON claim Of $4,000, alleged 10 be
due ID tho brown Conveying and Hoist.
ing CO, 81 Cleveland Os The Read
ing,s Milwaukee property comprises
docks and lands worth over sbg0,o0Q.
and about rs, 600 tons OF coal
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ST.. LouHs, Feb 20 What promises
ID BE- one III the most disastrous coal
wars ever inaugurated IN ~ Louis be-
gan Friday between tho Consolidated,
Western Tow and Crown Coal Co.'S,
which supply coal TO the river trade.
The Crown co started II, il Il alleged,
by reducing prices ! " cents per bnshcl,
Or to ~ cents The other companies
have fallen Ii line, and they win fight
to the end.
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NAsHyrI.LE. Tenn. Feb %. Friday
In the criminal court Harvey Weakly.
on trial for murder, fell dead on the
witness stand When &c was asked Il
lie had murdered tho vistIm he said he
hoped God would strike him dead II he
had. Hardly had hn spoken when be
Tell dead to the hoor.
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BRESHAM. Tex, Feb. "a Az Camps
bell Hill, Washington county, Consta-
BILE George Routt and Chas Carlisle,
both young men Of prominent families,
fought duel with shotguna Routt
received load Of buckshot in his heart,
dying Instantly. Routt fred Of Car
Isle, but shot too high. The cause Of
the duel Is unknown
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BosToN, Feb 70. The sensation oi
the day in the shoe and leather trade i
the news Of the agreement and com.
bination between Boston and New
York sole leather firms. representing .
capital ~ s5, 900, 900. with the view "
controlling the output Of the tannories
Under their control and consequently
the price Of sole leather.
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SPEAKER, DAVIS
or the Tennessee Legislature. Disbarred
From All Courts.

from All CoMftes
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. 26,-Spcaker
Ralph Davis, Of the Tennessee Legisla-
turc. was disbarred as practicing at
torney in all the courts Of the state Sat
ursiay morning, BY Judge =. II. Estes,
of the circuit court
Davis was charged with unprofes-
sional conduct with his client. Nathan
Simon, who wRs surety for one Lach-
man, who burned his house and was
found guilty and released on q, 1000 bail
pending an appeal to the supreme court
Lachman jumped the bond Davis he
inR fayorite with Judge Dubose,
agreed 10 get the bond reduced 70
~. 500
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DENVER. Col. Feb 20 Mrs Mary Z
Reynolds, widow Of Diamond Jo'' Rey
nolds, Friday began 4 suit against n
American Sisters Mining ca TOR 500,
600, and one against Two Sisters Min
ing Co for the same amount, both con
Germs being in Montana.
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coadiateF Chapeiiess sIIasIoD.

RoME, FEB. Is. Mgr. chapelie, coad-
tutor bishop Of Santa Fe, who acted as
secretary at the meeting Of archbishops
In New York. has reached Rome. HI
says he is not. as has been stated, Off
cial bearer Of the minutes OF the confer
ence, bnt that he came here To obtain
recruits Tor the Santa Fe Mission.
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WlLafiSGroz, Del Feb. 70 Peter l. +
smith, paying teller Of the First Ma
tional bank, who. Thursday, confessed
10 the dedication Of $4,000, waived /
hearing at the u. S court Friday morn
ing and was held under 81. 900 bail.
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pr.sldent aianveII Dead.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb 20. President
Allen Maxwell, Of the Atchison. Topeka
4 Santa Fe railway, died at the Coro-
nado Beach hotel here Friday morning.
Mr.. Maxwell left Chicago six weeks
ago, suffering from complication Of
lung and kidney troubles Allen Man
veil was born in New York state in 1887,
and at the time Of his death was S.
ras.lrs old
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DULUTH. Mimi, Feb IS a most Gu
rious phenomenon Is bofhering The citi-
zens Of Morristown IN tho way Of 4
well. The parties have gone down sew
enty-two feet and during the whole way
down there were Indications Of FROST
Inst Thursday the bucket was left a.
the bottom, and next morning Il WIS
frozen to the bottom.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 90. the art shipments
from Italian cities 10 the Worlds fair
have been received by the customs DC.
partment There are 320 cases IN the
exhibit, which are valued ct sl7, 500,
600. The rainting IF Landing Of Co
iumbus,, Is valued al 20, 600 lire.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 20. The govern
ment printer has been authorized 10
print for the use Of congress /. 900 copies
81 the euIogies delivered Ii the house
Oh The late John q. Warwick, III Mas
sillon, who represented the Sixteenth
Ohio district during part Of the first
session Of the Fifty-second congress-.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-27

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