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HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IT.:
General CarIin Thinks the Adam
doned Cook Is Dead.

ST: LOUIS, Dec. 29.-General Carlin.
who is in the city, takes no stock in the
story from Spokane to the effect that q
bottle was found in Clearwater River con-
tanning letter signed by George Colgate,
the man whom the Carlin party left be-
mind to die. saving he is alive and begging
that help he sent him. The letter is dated
November 81, and General Carin says it
is morally certain that Colgate was dead
ten days previous to that time. He thinks
the letter was written and placed in the
bottle for the purpose of getting money
from him.
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TWO VESSELS STRANDED.
The Steamer. Elmore and Schooner
Mary Gilbert in Trouble.

ASTORIA. Or, Dec. 29.-The schooner Mary
Gilbert. laden with lumber for San Francisco,
was stranded at the mouth OF The Nehalem
River on Tuesday last. The steamer .Elmore
was towing the Gilbert TO sea-, and when
abreast of the south spit the schooner struck.
The Elmore held 10 the haWser, ana in few
minutes was herself thrown ON the sands. For
an hour the steamer bumYed hard, and when
the tide went out she wasleft nigh and dry. A
dispatch received here to-day says the Gilbert
got of yesterday, and that the prospects were
night. The EImore was loaded with general
merchandise for Nehalem. =.
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IS. KNOWN: AT" BAKERSFIELD.
MorelI Had a Record All Along the
IT: .,,: II !. ~. Valley.

+ !: .R KsFIEEp, Dec. % The man Mo
zreiF. who aided Chris Evans in his escape
'front.' he. Fresno jail. is a hard case and is
pretty well known here. His real name is
Smith. and he came here some time go as
Jan employe of a man from Delphos. Ohio;
who had a merry go-round. Smith, or
'More1l. was discharged. however. on ac-
=count:efsome. trouble with his employer.
tits generally believed here that he was
implicated in the daring faro bank rob
berry at San Bernardine a few months ago.
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a: MISSING sTAGEcoACH.
Fears. That the Vehicle Was. showed
!. :. In and PASSENGERS Perished.

= q ANDER, Wyo., Dec: 29. There isgreat
excitement here over the non-arrival of the
mall. and passenger coach from: RaWlins.
due here: yesterday at noon. Dispatches
from Crooks Gap say nothing can be heard
from the coach or passengers. 1t has been
:: snoWing hard in: the aapthirty-six hours
and the snow is new four feet: deep. on: a
level and badly drifted in many, places.
It is feared the coach has. been lost and the
Oliver and passengers have :perished with
. the cold. Arelef party left here today.
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THE IRoOU.oIs...
Annual Election of Officers of. the
Organization.


Inc annual eieetion of the IroqtioIs Club took
place last night bur did not seemlo arouse mnen
interest among the members. only 81: votes be:
ing cast outofa totalof $751;, " =:
resolutions. of respect TO the memory OF
william krellhg, deceased were read. and.
adopted and a handsomely engrossed memorial
widow. ~ .o" -: -
some ilttie spice was added to the proceed
lnss connected With: Tile. election by the action
of ex-County CLERK F1ynm.1n TefiIsi1g TO act as
one Of, tne iellers after he lad been appointed:
and had served until IL tile Votes mad beenc cast.
He based his refusal upon the acflon:of a rneii..
Der who had when he. y0ted Il eGIIested Mr.
Flynu's confrere TO watch MS 4if9e yoter,s9 bal
lot. some. little excitement followed: but Mr..
Flynn finally consented 10 Serve; and the mem
Der who caused the trouble subsequently of.
fered public apology for his action. - -. ::
Following Is the result efthe election: >:
Sachem, Alexander LaidlaW: -:
First yicepresident, C. j.. Suliiyan. =: :.
Second vice president w. p. Stlafey: -"
Recording secretary, W. H. klne =
Financial secretary, A. D. Pratt. ::: :: Il:
spending secretary, Il. Il. Brldees.: =: q.
Treasurer. P:.J. Thomas. - =. r.
Trustees-Dr. w. j. Bryan: Thomas p:
Burns. Louis ,Metzger. l.. j.. Welch, J0sephC.
GornfaIl. d. R: McHenry and Samuel Mckee:
The installation Will take place next Friday
=. =
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BERG'S ASSASSIN is FOUND.
His Victim. Lived Just Day After
He Was Shot. r.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29.-01icer Maley and
Special Policeman Warner TO- night found and
arrested Tom Egan, the man who so.wanionly
shot Charles Berg yesterday morning. Berg
died about O'Clock this morning, Egan de-
niles all knowledge of the shooting, but Kemp
Berg's companion, Identifies him as the man.
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HE CATE BACK AGAIN.
A Rancher Who MysteriousIy Dis
appeared Turns Up All Right.

Los GATos, Dec. 29.-Gnbert Iverson, who
so mysteriously disappeared few weeks ago.
leaving his team and wagon in the road be-
tween Los Gatos and his mountain ranch, has
turned up to-day. alive aud physically wels
although his mind is apparently not sound. As
ian excuse for going away he says that lie
wanted TO see the country below here, aud
states that lie has spent his time at San Jose
and other points in the county. He1s going
back to his ranch near the summit
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Found No Indictments.

NEW YORK. Dec 2a-The Grand Jury
entered the court this afternoon and an
nounced that the four postponed indict-
ments against Inspector Williams and the
two against Captain Scmittberger have
been dismissed because of insufficient evil
dence. They urged the Police Depart
.rnent to cooperate with DIR. Parkhurst's
Society for Suppression of Vice.
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The Leader Arrives.

STOCKTON, Dee. 29.-The steamer Leader
arrived here late this afternoon. and will go on
the Navigation Company's ways to. morrow for
repairs. The steamboat came up without as
sistance, aud the Empire City tOwed in the
barges used in raising the Leader. The boats
left Antioch at O'Clock this morning.
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Six.Day Wheel Race

bicycle race at L O'Clock this morning was
Sehock 1880, Walter 1887, Martin 1861. Var
Emburg 1909, Mei1ell l15S, Albert 1921,
Golden 1862. Hosner off, Forster 1O40. Ash.
niger S73, Barton 90S
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A Eireman's Ball.

FRESNO. Dec. 29.-The fremen from Vlsala,
Tulare, Selma, Porterville and other places
joined with the firemen of this city In their
annual ball. which is being held in Armory Hall
tonight.
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:.
Three Tourists: Perish

:. VIENNA. Dec 90. Three tourists lost
their Lives in attem pting to ascend the
higher of the. tive peaks of the Gross:
Glockner. which ls:i8;0Oo: feet fn height.
DIR. Kobn's body has been. recovered. but.
those of bis .conipaniohs; believed TO have
been n AIMED Pick and DR.. .Rissau were not
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Burrows, Coffin Emntv

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 29.-This
morning while laborers were exhuming
the bodies of deceased State convicts to
remove them to the new prison cemetery,
they;found the coffin of Jim Burrows, the
traln-robber. buried two years ago, empty.
The discovery caused sensation and led
to rumors that the bandit may have es-
caped,
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A Receiver for the Show,

: CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-As a result of.the
dispute over the division OF the gate re-
eeipts. Carl Hagenback, owner sof trained
animals. to-day secured the appointment:
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Burned by Burglars.

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. Belfast night at
about 10 o'clock. while George Lemay and
family were away from home their residence
was totally destroyed by fire, and It is believed
10 b ave been he work of burglars. The loss is
$4,000, insurance $500.
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The Teachers Go Home.

STOCKTON, Dec. 29.--The teachers conven-
ton adjourned to-day. after addresses had
been delivered by President Kellogg Of Berke-
ley and President Jordan of Stanford.
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Drowned During a Foo

AMSTERDAM, Dec. ga terribly thick
fog prevailed to-day. 1t was so impen-
etrable that seyenty-nine persons fell into
the river and canals, of whom twenty are
known to have been drowned. The others
are 10 issipg
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Suicide of James Whiting.

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec. 29.-James Whiting
an oId-time sport, was found dead in his bed
to-day from a dose of morphine, taken with
suicidal intent He was G. A. r. veteran,
and came here from Sumas. Wash. but is
originally from Eureka, Cal. He leaves wife
i'll California.
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OF receiver for the Hagenback Zoologi-
cal Arena Com pany. which conducted the
famous trained animal show on the Mid
way Plaisance during the Worlds Fair :
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! BURNING MILITARY STORES. :
Arrest oflMany 'incendiary German
:. -. Socialists. $50: -. +.

+ BERLIN, Dee. ::22slE--A private dispatch
from. Warsaw says 100 socialists and .irTi-
dentists have bern arrested in: con eetiqn
with the burningpf MILITARY forage stores
An attem pt was made yeste rday to: fire tie
military magazine. :e::Ihe powder stores are
!" being. closely guarded =. :. =. ::
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For Fresno,s Poor Children;

FRESNO, Dec. 29.-Tbe ladies of Fresno gave
"a free dinner to the city's poor children to-day.
The merchants and citizens made generous
contributions. and the little fellows for once
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were made happy. More than seventy.five
were present, and all their names were taken,
so that their condition might: be, looked after
and their necessities provided for in the future.
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WILSON PARTY .MAssAcRED.
That. Is the Latest Report From
.Capetowrl. !: =.

=. CAPETowN, Dec 20 :. N alive runners at:
Fort: Salisbury state Captain Wilson was
surrounded by: .Matabsles1on Deeeaibsr.8
and lie and his entire feree=were NJ assacfed..
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Decision, i'm a Lottery Case. r.:

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 29.--Tbe Gourt
'peals has granted a writ Of error n the
lottery case. The lotteries: will resume:
business pending further action. :: -I :; !.
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THE; CRIMSON WINS AGAIN.
Team Gives the Northern
PLAYERS Some Points.

SEATTLE, Dec. 29.-The Stanford Uniyer-
sIty football team defeated the State University
eleven to-day by a score of 40 too.
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Dynamite at a Bankers House.

ATHENS, Dee. 29.-A dynamite ear.
fridge In the mansion of banker named
Syngret exploded yesterday evening, do
inc great damage Nobody was injured.
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Sent to the ASYLUM.

FRESNO, Dec. 29.-E. J. Thomas. probably
from Omaha. was adjudged insane this morn
ing by Judge Holmes and sentenced to the
STOCKTON asylum.
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DeIamar,.s Hotel Burned:

BOISE. IDAHO Dec. 29.--The -Delamar Hotel,
at Delamar was burned this morning.. The
loss is $4,000; insurance. $4,000. Several
persons narrowly escaped being burned to
death,
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Suicide of a Manufacturer.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Cav: j. Lloyd,
proprietor of the Lloyd Manufacturing
Company. makers of hard ware committed
suicide. The cause is not learned
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Fifteen Lives .Were I:osi

:; MELBOURNE. Dec. :2s.t-::;Fi f,een;; lives
were lost by the sin King OF the: steamer
Albert during gale last night. ~. :
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Robbed a Saloon.

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 29.--The safe III Leuffy's
saloon, in the town of Washington, was blown
open by burglars last night. They secured S112:
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M. Carnier, residing at. 818$4 Geary streer:
was taken to the Receiving Hospital. YESTERDAY,
morning TO. be Treated for a. badly fractured
skull. ,Carnier was driving a Hquor-wagon,
delivering orders. when his horses rock fright
the wagon capsiZed and. he was thrown: out
striking on his lead: There is Slight. hope Of
his recovery ..:..-..' =:
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=. GOOD table :claret 25c Il bottle. All wines
and Nquors reduced. sbarboro 8. Co., 53I
Washington street,. - =
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. Patrick Henry McKenpa has .1iled suit lin the
cover 1921 damages for personal injuries re-
eeived While in the employ of the defendant
firm as carpenter. on the. building designated
manufactures and Liberal Arts.'' -
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The Perkins Club held a weli-attended meet
Ing lastnIghG al $40 Green sJreetten new:
members signing tile roll %. -.
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STONED THE KING.
"A Fanatica! Italian Made an Assault
Upon King iIumbert of
Italy.
His Mnjrsty Was Not iiurt-iIiS A.
sailant Was Promptly
locked Up.

ROME, March 25.-This city is in a
state OF great excitement over an assault
that was made this evening on King
Humbert. The king was returning from
the villa Borghesa, vince he had been
spending a portion of the day, when a
person having the general appearance of
an Italian ~workingman threw a stone at
the king, the missile almost striking the
monarch. There was II considerable
number Of people in the streets at the
time, it being about D o'clock in the
evening, and several persons rushed upon
the assailant and seized him before he
had a chance to make another attempt
at violence. The assailant WIS promptly
taken III hand by the police and con
veyed to prison. Otherwise he would in
all probability have been killed by the
angry multitude. An immense crow d
assembled and cheered the king with
frantic enthusiasm, and all tho way 10
the palace the scene vas like a triumphal
progress. KING iiumhert gracefully ac-
KNOW lodged the ovation and was cvi-
IDENTITY deeply moved by the loyalty on
the part vi his subjects.
The assailant oil IIumbcrt is. it AZ.
pears, a religious fanatic named Bergrdi
He has acknowledged since his arrest
that his intention was to insult King
iiumbrrt because the king declined t.
be recOncIIpd to the pope.
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A FAIR ATTORNEY.


Alasi the world has gone awry
Since Cousin Lillian entered college,
For she has grown 50 learned
Oft tremblc at her wondrous knowledge.
Whenever ! dare to WOO her now
She frowns that | Should so annoy her,
And then proolaIms, with lofty brow,
Fer mission Is TO be II lawyer.
Life glides no moro on golden wings,
Asuuuy waif from FL Dorado;
I've learnc, how true the poet sings,
That coming sorrow casts its shadow.
When tutti irutti lost its spell
felt some hidden grief iinponded:
When she declined a caramel
knew my rosy dream had ended.
She paints no more on china plaques,
With tints that would nave craZcd Murillo,
Strange birds that never plumcd their backs
When Father Noah braycd the billow.
Her fancy limns, witt brighter blush.
The splendid triumphs that await her.
When in the court II brCathlcssh hush
Gives homage to the queen debater.
IT'S sad to meet such crushing noes
From eyes as blue as Scottish heather;
Wis sad n maid with checks OF rose
Should have her heart bound up in leather;
'Tis sad to keep ones passion pent,
Though Pallas' arms the fair unviron;
But worse 10 nave htr quoting hent
When one is fondly breathing Byron.
When Lillian is licensed at the law
Her fame, be sure. will live forever;
No barrister will pick Il flaw
In logic SO extremely clever:
The sheriff will forget his nap
TO feast upon the lovely vision,
And cen the Judge will set his cap
AT her and dr&im of love Elysian.
Samuel NJ. Peck in san FRANCISCO Argonaut.
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The Siory Of ''-5IuuI,"

Few people knew Trnuyson and his
~pecnliaritieS better than did his neigh
Dor MIS-. Cameron, the well known pilo-
tcgraphic artist, vino made IL iine series
Of character portraits by photography
to illustrate TehursoN's poems. The
history of her search for and selection
Of models for these characters is inter
esting. Maud was u starvir% Irish girl,
who served her both as model and wait
ing maid.
The sequel 80 the story Of Mrs. Cam
eronS MauGl, ITO pretty not to be given.
When Mrs. Cameron held Eer cYhibi-
ton in London. Maud was sent up with
a chapcron TO explain the pictures to the
public. \ gentleman camo IN one day,
and after having asked several Qucs-
tons left. y year u two afterward he
passed into the Indian civil service, but
before starting for the east he went
down To Frrsllwatcr and knocked az
Mrs. Cnmeron's door, begging for Maud's
hand. The beautiful Maud was willing,
and they were marricd.-Ncw York
Tribune.
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$. 1t. Clifford. New Cassc.l. Wa. oa.
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disor.ierod, his liver
was affected to al alarming degree, ap
petite fell away. and he was terribly rc
duced in flesh and strength, Three bo'
ties of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward ShepcrG, Harrisburg, ILL.,, ha.
Il running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of llcg
trIc Bittcrs and seven boxes OF Bucklcn's
Arnica Salvc. and his leg is sound and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had
five large fever sores ON his leg, doctors
said he was incurahle. One bottle
Electric Blttcrs and one box BuckIcn'e
Arnica Salve cured him entirely Sold
by Driver Bradley druggists.
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THE PLOTTERs FOILED.
They Try to Overthrow the Cabinet but
Get Badly Left.


Get Badly Left.
PARIS, March 23.--The jury only con
victed Charles de Lesseps by a bare legal
majority of two. The suspicion is grow
ing that the jury is concealing the real
list of Panama canal offenders. NJ. Con
STAINS has been engaged for IA week in re.
searches in regard to the Panama affair
preparatory to a strong attack IN the
government today, aiming to overthrow
the cabinet. But the government was
again successful in the chamber of dep
uties. A critical debate was expected on
a question offered by Deputy Millevoye
as to what further action the govern
ment intended TO take in regard to the
bribery and frauds shown to have been
perpetrated in connection with the Pan.
anna canal enterprise. The enemies of
the government hoped that the discus.
sion might lead to the overthrow Of the
ministry, but after some exciting
speeches the government succeeded in
carrying the order of the day 10y a show
of hands, which proved the attack on
the ministry to be hopeless, for the time
at least.
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After ili,. Combines.

ST, PAUT, March 2i,-The fact that
the house does not intend to let up Oh
the cal combine was shown conclusive
" this morning when Rodecr introduced
a resolution ~instructing members Of the
judiciary committee to investigate the
constitutionality Of the bill giving the
right Of individual action against mem
bers of til trusts organized for the pur.
pose of keeping up the price of any
commodity or ucCcssity TO an cXtortion-
ate figure. Eodgcr would allow any in
dividuai or II number of individuals IT,
sue Il member OF Il combine liHe that OF
the coal dealers, and recover the differ
encc between the price they were com.
PEELED to pay and what would be Il rea.
sonablc price. II the committee finds
such q bill would be constitutional one
is 10 hc reported at once. ii it would
not be constitutional. u bill PROVIDING
for an amendment to the constitution
is to he reported. The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
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Sir Walter Scott is an example Of O
great man, who, SO far us we can Judge,
enjoyed paying the penalties Of his
greatness, even in his hour Of death. He
was great enough, but then he was that
kind of a man. and the circumstances
among which lie lived We're favorable.
That was before the day Of the penny
post, of the electric telegraph. of rail
ways and of the interviewer, and i'll his
prime he lived at AbbotsrorI, which is
equivalent nowadays to saying that he
lived at Joppa. lie seems to have been
s~ingularly free from the penalties q
greatness, which have enormously III
creased since the Wizard of tho North
went home, and such Of them as came
in his way he seems to have heartily en-
joycd.
He appears now and then to have
relished being turned into a rare show,
and to being pointed ut wherever Hs
went as Waiter Scott. Indeed tiis b.
ing pointed at seems to have been rel.
ished by many men whose greatness va:
undoubted. Iuackcray cClns some
times almost 10 have resented not hcjaa
pointed at.--.All the Year Bound.
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NEW Yc8E. March ca cable ils.
patch from Madrid SAYS: There is d
revival Of rumors that "a cabinet couuciI
has decided on sharp measures 10 deal
with the San Domingo incident. OF.
fetal circles ridicule these as idle reports
and declare that the government has
no idea of provoking Il conflict with
America, and will not interfere in San
Domingo beyond the protection Of the
interests of Spanish residents.
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M\GIO", Ind, March 23.-A peculiar
explosion occurred at the Spencer MOTEL
this morning. Lyman Mcachcrn, a por-
ter, had gone to the ice chest and struck
a match, when the explosion followed,
throwing him several feet backward,
His face. neck, ard arms were burned to
Il crisp and his eyes were burned away.
The chest and waIlsof the building were
shattered. The cause Is IA mystery.
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MOBILE. Ala. March 2i.-Eariy this
morning Il cyclone passed mile north
Of Shubuta, Miss, going southwest.
At Arista, Johns place, a tenement
house, containing negroes, was levelled
and two negroes were killed and three
injured. \. mile east Of this two houses
were blown down. Ten miles further
east three tenement houses were DIES
troyed. No one was hurt in these
houses. Mach timber was felled.
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JEFFERSON Crr>. Mo, March %
The thirty-sgyeuth general assembly
OF the state Of Missouri adjourned today
sine die. Tho house joint and concur
rent resolution asking congress to pass
legislation restraining the federal ia.
dietary from ancrOaChing upon states
rights wac called up this morning in The
senate and defeated. only eight scnatOre
voting for it. This leaves the governor
without the support Of the general as
sembly in his position concerning the
fedora! courts.
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ioNDoH, March 13-Mr. Gladstone
has convened a meeting Of his party 70:
Monday to discuss public business, and
it is understood he will breach the a3-
visibility Of an autumn session in order
to secure the passage Of somo popuIas
measures and enable INN to 20 before
the country fearlessly in the event Of T.
dissolution on homo rule.
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M~IssOULh. March 2l.-W. X. Camp
bell shot and killed Smith at Hamilton,
Mont, this morning. They quarrclled
and Smith drew a reyo yer and fired
three shots at Campbell none Of which
took effect. Campbell secured Il rifle
returned and shot Smith twice. Camp
bell was arrested.
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P>GIs. March 20. The court Of arbi
trution appointed TO adjust the dihicul.
ties between Great Britain and the
United States in relation to tie seal fish.
cries in tine BchTiu@ seq, met hero today
IN Inc Office OF the French foreign min,
lHter. MI members &C the court Of aro:.
tratiU1 were present
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Eu,-ian Frontier sur.. mi.

CGu,uw. Nussia, March ga body
Of Galician emf ;%rants crossing the front
iar at ~~zc.arzyg encountered IL, Rus
sian frontier guards who drog, them
back to Austria. In the conflict some
were shot and others wore drow..ol in
the Nlstula.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March -. O,e Of
the most terrific wind and rain storms I'm
the history Of Nashville swept over the
city last night between : ard ~ o'clock.
]uprootiug trees and telephone poles in
various parts Of the city. The greatest
force Of the storm was felt in tie north.
ern part of e." ri'y whore srvrraI houses
were '0 ruui"i.