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EXTRA SESSION THB FALL
The Statement Made Upon Author
ity Which is Beyond Question,
Will CONVENE CONGRESS-
Shortage Il So.oooooOpella Discovered That
Enormous Amount Represents he Esos. II Al.
peprauoa Over inc Available Cash.

WASHINGTON. March as An extra
session of the Fifty.thlrd congress VIII
be called ~ The president curly next
fall This statcmcnt II made upon
authority which is beyond question
The necessity III financial legislation
vii. be tho chef ard most potent reason
for this action The treasury Is hi nb-
salute need 81 $50. 00e. 900 more money
than il has hi onlcr to meet tho de-
mapds which win DC made upon L
under tho legislation Of the the last
congress-
In addition 10 thiA. Ii order 10 keep
tho supply of FREQ gold above tho hun-
drcd-inillion-tolla reserve. gold has
been purchased. This i fpct not
generally known. For every sf0o. 600
or u GOD. 900 offered 70 the United States
By any bank or clearinghouse in this
country, IN equal proportion Of money
now counted III the daily statements a.
q surplus must be paid out 70 rrcoup
this HE daily receipts must be depended
upon. Those conditions only emphasizes
the imperative necessity of carly icNia-
iatinu upon the silver question and
kindred subjcctk
This organization Of tho tlnanco COM
mittco IL the senate IN tho interest Of
the free silver element would, however.
make mn Immediate extra session Of
congress inadvisnble u u evidently
the hope ~ The administration % NTH
ize the summer hi WORKING upon some
81 the frtc silver mcmbcrs of that eom-
inIttec.
The other great feason Tor calling
congress together before next Deccm-
Der Is tho feeling on the part Of Mr..
Cleveland aud his political advisers
that the democratic party must mako
ut least some prrtenae of trying to-
carry into eject rs pledges Apon tariff
revision.
Secretary Carlisle will spend q great
deal 81 time this summer In preparing
what will Dc known as the administers
ton tariff bill, for submission 70 con-
grcss as soon rs II h called together.
beside the measure prepared BY =
6Isllery Anderson and his associates Of
the Reform club Of New York. other
measures ARE likely to be sent To Score
'tary Carlisle from various com nercial
and political organizations All o.
these measures Will be treated merely
aa snggcAtlons Mr. Carlisle intends 10
prepare his own bill and 70 impress
npon Il the stamp 81 originality.
The consideration of tariff bill n
always and necessarily tedious, con-
summing great deal Of time In tho re-
vision 81 schedules and the discussion
Of minor details Therefore, the prcsi.
dent and Secretary Carlisle arc agreed
that 4 Is desirable 70 bring their pro
posed tariff revision before congress 1t
Us early q date as possible in order that
It's consideration may have advanced 20
some degree before the regular session
begins next December.
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IRON Lnke Erts - ihe nnd-en by way .
Canada

Cenada.
OTTAWA. Ont, March 81 There l.
oil before the Dominion parliament 10
incorporate the Northern American ca.
aai Co. Associated with chauncey DVt-
ton. the promoter. who i from Pitts
ourgh. are large number Of Canadian
capitalists. including J. w. McRac. Ar
thur Pricnr arid w. Y. Soper The cap
tai stock Is $4,000. O00.
The object 81 the company 4 10 build
j wide, deep channel with the fewest
possible locks, between Lake Erie and
he seaboard The channels would be
80 wide and deep that the largest lake
vessels could steam through them a.
full speed. There would be but seven
locks between Lake Erie and the ter
minals and but four between Montreal
and New York. and the locks would
move two vessels at the same time. one
ascending while the other was descend
ing II Is proposed to obtain charter
from the state Of New York and make
the canal from Lake champlain 70
Tidewater in the Hudson river. No y.
| S charter would be required. as the
work would be entirely within the state
Of New York.
A vessel leaving Lake Eric would de-
seend to the Niagara river and Lake
Ontario, descend the 81 Lawrence, tho
Cornwall canal and Lake 81 Francis.
pass via the chateangay and ST. Louis
sections and Lake ST Louis and the
Lachine canal to Montreal Her time
would be thirty-two hours II she was
destined for New York her total time
would be sixty hours and she would
continue her southcrly course vim the
Chateangay section. Lake Champaign
and the Hudson canal and river.
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BLAlNEs GOING ABROAD.


rhey VIII Take House xoon IL Lendon
subarb and Remain There Year.
NEW York, March %. "A Washington
special to the Times says: The Blaine
family will remove Ia tho spring from
the historic old house on Lafayette
square. Mrs. Blnfne returned here q
few days. ago from New York. and
though the family gives no animation
to the outside world as TO the object Of
that trip ii Is surinised to have been In
connection with the offer recently made
by Mrs u. S. Grant TO purchase the
property.
The family will lcave Washington
early in May and 90 abroad for years
residence. The Bar Harbor place will
be leased. Mrs Biaine's plan Is TO 60
iirect TO London and take q house In
the suburbs. She will be accompanied
by Miss Hattie Blaine, James q, Blaine,
IT., and the Coppinger boys II y pos
sible TINT Mrs. Emmpns Blaine may
join them. Tho greater portion of their
absence from this country will be spent
Ia London.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ MerIco..

CRY OF MEXICO March 90. Repre-
sentatives Of Chicago capitalists are
here TO arrange for an extensive pack.
ing-house. They expect TO receive con.
cessions from the government The
houses will be established in the prin.
cipal cities OF Mexico. The greater por
ton Of Mexico's supply Of live and
dressed pork comes from Chicago and
Kansas City. An effort Is to be made
TO encourage the production Of hogs in
this country.
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LrsBoN, March So. A representative
Of the Portuguese colonial Office, denies
that the Portuguese prov ince Of Angel
on the west coast Of Africa, offers pro-
lection to slave dealers, Us Stanley
charges In his report He claims that
the geographical position Of the prov
ince would not permit snch double
dealing to be practiccd The official
says that the Arabs arc well adapted to
the manufacture Of powder, and that
the country was full Of breech-loaders,
firearms and ammunition before the
Brussels conference was enacted.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI March "a
FLoUR--Wintcr patent, saGO13o0; fancy,
"a 10aasO; family, e s5a20O; extra e2.00g 2s20;
low grade, Il. 7o12 90; spring patent, g. 30;
spring fancy, 81 250S. 90; spring family s2i00
36o; rye -four, g. 35d850; buckwheaL 2-500
2.75 per 100 b sack.
WHEAr-No. red Quotable at GO Z e0c, and
very little was offered OF No. 3 red, which would
command more than 63c
OATS No. 2 white held Of 39a3gfc; No 3
white at 37d 37Kc: No mixed at asa 855fc.
Buyers bid inside rates for lots meeting re-
quirements.
RYE-Dull and nominal At S6a57c asked for
good No 2 track samples
CArTLE-Select butcher, e4b014s5; fair to
good, s3 501440; common, " 500 800 Heiferss
Good to choice heavy. t40OaA50; good 70 choice
light, IS 60p42s: common 70 fair. g. 25GaJ0
VEAL CALvEs-Co Common and large. 5000
$50; fair 70 good light, s6001T. IS. ss
HOES Select heavy and prime butcher, 1850
07.70i fair 10 good packers, t7l01 2. 40; common
and rough, t6s5Oa roo; prime light, t7.iO672j;
others, f6.sO0T 90; fat pigs, 10 00d6 40 common
10 fair, 1900 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Yearlings and
weathers s475d625: few extra, t635; fat
ewes. a. 25d 40; common and fair mixed, $50
OARS Lambs Good to choice, q. 75l6t rs; COM
mon to fair, "A 7b1 s 20.
z WHEAr-No 2 red. very duh and steadyi
May, 7bKc; July, 77ss0TAc
RYE-Nominal. Western, o016lc
BARLEY-Quiet and firm; state GA Soc;
western, 6Oae0c
CoRN-No. 2, dull ana steady; May, 50so.
July b0kc; No 2. b2aEc; steamer mixed, Sc
0Ars-No 2, quiet and steady; March.
3SA; May. S7xc; July, S71Sc: western, ssA a lec.
PITTsBURcH, March 3
CATTLE-Market slow at unchanged prices
HOGS Market steady; Philadeiphias, tT9o0
500; mixed, t7.60G7.75; good Workers., 1900
Il MIA and lffrh
Two cars hogs shipped 10 New, York.
SHEEP-Market slow at unchanged prices
BALTIMORE. March q
I WHEAT Steady: No. red spot. 72sS1T2kct
March, 72ssa 72Sc: May 7t174sSc; June, 74.f0
735<c. July, T4AGz534c
|. CoRN DUH; mixed, spot and March. 57X0
4Sc; April, 4s56G4sko
OATS Firm; No. white western, 4i042c
RYE-Dull! No 2, ooc
CHICAGO. March Is
FLouR AND GRAIN-Cash quotations Flour.
dull unchanged No. 2 spring wheat 72ts07sc;
No spring wheatT11c No > red, 72H17sci
No corn, lic; No oats. SIC; No. white, sicI
No white D, b., 30h 1t0c; No rye, SOC;
No barley e2c; No 3 T. o b., 40 1dec; No 4
TO b., 35945c; No. iaxseed, eLl9M
PHILADELPHIA, March23.
WHEAT Duh but steady: No. red March,
7s07sAc; Aprii. 7sKE7sssc Mag. 7iS675hci
June, 75k a76c.
Cons Options weak and Il axe lower: No. .
mixed March, ga 4ei4c; April, a01i9Ac; May
and June. t05S 1850
oArs--Car.lots dull and 10 lower. futures in
active and without important change
TOLEDO, o., March 81
WHRAr-Duii and eteady; No. ? cash and
March. eoSc; May, Sic; July. 7Sci August
72Kc.
coRs-Dun; No, 2 cash, t2sie May, &c; No =
f2e
OATs-Quiet; cash, Sic bid
RYK-pnlis cash. $50
cLovER.sErD-Dul and lower; prime cash
and March, ss7A
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Rarts q the Countr,
81 Telegraph.

Gathered From All Rarts % the Country
81 Telegraph.
Jabez Riders e-year-old son was
kicked to death by stallion near Ann
Arbor. Mich.
Gen. Schuitze, chief OF the German
engineer corps and seven major gem
erals have been retired from the army.
The u s. fish hatchery at Stein
Pound island. near Gloucester, Mass,
has libercd one and half million Of
young cod
BY vote Of 81 to 10, the Minnesota
senate passed a senate bill extending
full suffrage at all elections in Minne-
sofa to women.
An unknown thief stole priceless
statue from the museum at Berlin, and
left note saying he intended to take IL
to the Chicago exposition.
The Huarantee fund Of the new ulster
defense union has reached the sum Of
nearly R1O0,D00 Among the contrib
utors are all classes OF citizens
Enough money has been raised for
the purchase Of 1000 volumes for the
library at the Union Printers home at
Colorado Springs The committee Is
now making the selection.
At the national headquarters OF the
Grand Army Of the republic 1t i stated
that there is no thought 81 abandoning
indianapolis as the place Of holding
the national encampment
John G. HUMPHREYS. the California
bookmalxer, offers TO back Joe Goddard
against Joe McAuliffe, provided the
latter will fight for 81. 600 or $40. 900
stake In addition to the purse
In quarrel at railroad station near
Nortonville. north Of Hopkinsville, KY.
Ben Randolph was shetland killed by
Silas Tyson Tyson surrendered and ii
In jail at Madisonville awaiting trial.
There Is more work going on In the
X anawha coal mining district than ever
before and all barges, are promptly
loaded and the towboats are kept busy
taking lows Of coal to the Ohio river
The passengers of the steamer Pa
vonia Of the Cunard line which went
ashore at Guernet Ledge, Duxbury, in
October. 1885, are now suing the conn
pany for q, 900 damages for ruined bag
gage.
Dawson and Ryan, who failed to
fight at New Orleans, owing to Ryan's
injury, have been matched for six
round go at Chicago. April 8 Ryan
will challenge the winner of the Smith
Williams fight
The Russian minister Of public works
Is about to start on a tour Of sanitary
inspection along the lines Of the railway
in the province Of Nijni-Novgorod Yar
roslay and 0rel. where number Of IA
tai cases Of cholera are reported.
Joseph Flynn. who owned the two
buildings that were crushed to tho
earth by the falling of the Wheeler
opera house, Toledo, o., became insane
on account OF the loss Of the buildings,
as he had not cent Of insurance ON
them
The brig Caroline Gray and the
schooner Martha Innis, both Of which
sailed early in February from Rock
land, Me.. for New York, have been
given up for lost Fifteen lives are thus
added to the long list Of those lost in
the February gales.
Five hundred Cinnamon who landed
last week from the ship Laconia, at Vic
toria, British Columbia, are causing the
health authorities Of the province Of
Quebec great deal of anxiety. SMALL
pox has broken out among them, and II
is feared that Canadians will be in
fected with the disease.
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4 HoRRTBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Is daily chronicle in our papers;
also the death of some dearfriend, who
has died with consumption, whereas
if he or she had taken Otto's Care for
Throat and Lung diseases in time, life
Would have been rendered happier and
perhaps been saved. Heedthewarning!
If you have cough Or any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs call at A. Nj.
Gilbert q Bro, sole agents, and get q
trial bottle free. Large size so cents.
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whisky SIN il tho Tree Tops.

RALEIGH. N. G., March rs. Revenue
officers Tuesday reported the seizure Of
an illicit distiIlery in Moore county
operated by Lawrence Coins. In the
middle Of Tuckahoe pond. The only
means 81 access was by boat Coins
had cut of the tops Of some trees and
ON these built shanty in which WINS
the moonshine outfit. The still, Of six
ty-five gallons capacity, was II, full
blast Coins was completely surprised;
admitted that he had conducted the
business some time and said he thought
his location entirely safe.
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CONTRASTS ON sHIPeoARD.


A Puglllst, . Princess and I,anker Em-
bark Together.
NEW YoRK, March 2S. The steam
ship Majestic sailed for Europe Wednes-
day. Among her passengers were
Princess Kaiulani. J! Picrpont Morgan,
the banker. and Charley Mitchell. the
pugiiist, the latter having in charge
the body 81 his late hacker. Squire
Abingdon.
Mr.. Morgan denied the story pub
lished Wednesday morning that he was
going abroad to negotiate q loan OF
$50. O00, 900 in gold for the government
Pugilist Mitchell was given q recep-
ton by local sporting men, and his
stateroom was filled with floral trib-
utes from his admirers He made q
little speech stating he and Corbett
would surely meet
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WASHINGTON, March 20. Fourth As
sistant Postmaster-Gcncra Maxwell
will take possession Of his cfilcc on
Thursday, md the work 81 beheading
may 30 expected 70 begin. However,
II Is said the postmaster general told .
southern congressman that the removal
Of fourth-clnss postmastcrs would prob
ably not begin for three months. Six
thousand designations have been re-
ecived, and appointments win be made
TO FIJI these and other natural vacancies
before the work Of removal begins
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90 J
STANDING IN rae MUD
Was the carpAe, While thu Undertni,
Lay Near ly. Dead.

Was the Corpse, while tim undertnkeF
Lar Near ny, Dead.
pHLAnELrrTA, March aa ~ Al IIridgc-
willie. Del, Tuesday ~ Nihpauai disaster
occurred Undertiiiser II Es.Short WINS
driving the henrss@copf ~ IL N sthe body
of Isaac Riggin. colored. The hearse
horse became tinmanagcabio and the
vehicle coilided with tree. Short
was dasded to the ground and his neck
broken.
The dead man WINS tossed out Of the
hearse, the coffin broken and the body
stuck head first IN q ditch. Tho col
ored mourncrs were so overcome by
fright and superstition that they left
higgins remains sticking in mud for
half an hour Then II and tho dead
body 81 the driver were placed III the
henrsc together and carried back TO
fnxv4s
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BADLY I,lIarei 81 4 I,urrIar.

SEpALIA, Mo-, March 90. - Miss Err
mine Alexander. OF this city. on awak-
ening Tuesday morning found a
masked man leaning over her bed. He
grabbed her and she screamed The
burglar attempted to choke her and a
terrible struggle followed. Hearing
footsteps approaching the burglar
pulled out knife and inflicted a great
cash in her face and breast and then
made his escape The girl is badly in
jured. bnt may recover.
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Rnrelar shot % death.

STRoUDsBuRG, Pa, March 90 Hiram
X istler, proprietor OF q general store
here. was awakened by the ringing Of
his burglar alarm Monday night. He
seized his revolver and seeing man
taking goods from the store fred and
killed the robber The latter's two
companions ran away and escaped.
The dead man is not known and there
is nothing to lead to his identity
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4 Gruesosne pIntl..

ST. JosErH. Mo, March 23 Comp
ton Aver, q farmer living a few miles
south Of this city. while hunting found
1--WE dead bodies in an advanced state
81 decomposition. They were the re-
mains Of four men and one woman.
Appearances indicate that they were
murdered. They are supposed TO be-
the remains Of family Of cmigrants
who disappeared very mysteriously last
fall from Rule, Ncb
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zig n arshIp Agroand.

LoNDox, March 20. "a dispatch from
Malta states that the British warship
Undaunted, is reported to be aground
IN bad position at Alexandria, Egypt
Assistance has been dispatched to her
from Malta. The Undaunted, which Is
attached to the Mediterranean squad
ron, Is commanded by Lord Charles
Beresford. she is twin screw, first
class armored yesselof 5000 tons and
s, 500 horse power She mounts twelve
duns
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n DEPENDS ON BLoUNT.
Whatever the Enyoy says About Hawaii
VIII BE Final.

M0AtcFcr the Envoy Gays ABouE nAW1D
win he Finai.
New YoRK. March %. "A Washing
ton special says that state department
officials are beginning TO talk about the
mission of -Representatiye Blount to
Hawaii He Is clothed with extraor-
binary authority and his instructions
place him practically In control Of
United States interests in Hawaii dur
ing his stay on tho islands. He has dis
rretionary orders to decide after his ar
rival whether . continuance Of the
temporary protcctoratc established by
Mr.. Stevens IS advisable. Pending q
settlement Of the matter It will be the
policy Of the administration to keep the
war ships in Hawaiian waters A con-
tinuation Of Minister Stevens in Office
will depend altogether upon Mr..
Blount,s report
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cnIcAeo. March Wm johnson.
an engineer on the Wabash railway.
was instantly killed BY gas explosion
st the town Of Worth. Tuesday. The
train had stopped for water and coal
and johnson had just removed the cap
from q small oil tank on the engine
whenit exploded. He was blown over
sa hundred feet and was dead when
tfeI<ed mn
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GUTnRlE, O. r.. March rs The
prairie fires which have been raging 81
Kansas have swept down into OKLA
homa and are doing great damage.
Near Nashville Monday eight houses
were burned and several farms swept
clean. In Cheyenne county the prniricz
were swept for many miles and thou
sands Of cattle are reported 70 have
,,A,.;ehad a
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rro.esl AgaIns. AlIsn Labor.

cH4cAGo, March 2s "A largely attend
cd melting Of seamen was held here I'M
der the auspices Of the Lake Steamboat
mems Protective union, to protest
against the further encroachment Of
Canadian alien labor. Strong speeches
were delivered, and a committee was
appointed to take whatever action II
might deem best
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town.
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81 90 up.
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WASHINGTON. March 2s. The state
ment that no certificates for pensions
have been issued since March I Is UNI
true. The. Issue IS going on as usual,
and the signature 81 the secretary Of
the interior IS being Affixed with his
consent, by Gen Busscy, who had PEN
sion matters in charge all through the
administration Of Secretary Noble
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NEW YoRK, March % Bishop John
p. Newman, Of Omaha, who has been
delegated by the house OF Methodist
Episcopal bishops to make the biennial
visitation 10 the South American mis-
sions belonging to that denomination,
has started on his long trip, sailing
from this port with his wife on the Pa
cific Mail Co.'S steamship Colombia
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CRY or MEXICO, March %. Miguel
Zerrano, the Mexican Worlds fair com
missioner, is here experimenting the
shipments Of Mekieo's exhibit to Chi
cago. Several extensive industrial and
state exhibits are to be forwarded this
week. NJ Zerrano has completed the
organization Of the Mexican commits
sion to the fair
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ROME. March 2s. The italian steel
cruiser Etna. under the command Of
Admiral Magnaghi. has sailed from
Spezzia for New York to take part in
the Columbian naval demonstration
The Etna is comparatively new ves-
sci, having been completed in 1885, and
steams seventeen knots an hour.
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BERLIS, March 23.--In compliance
with the request 81 the French govern
ment the public prosecutor in Strass-
burg has been directed 10 secure the
issue Of a warrant for the arrest Of M.
Arton, the fugitive Panama lobbyist
The nature Of the warrant and the Off
cial description Of Arton VIII be com
inundated TO the police Of all German
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go ylrchow nonered.

LONDON, March 81 The university
Of Cambridge has conferred the degree
Of doctor Of science on Prof Rudolph
virchow, the celebrated German pathol-
ogist and anthropologist
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