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MURDERERS' ROW.

MARSHALL, Mo-, March "a report has
reached here of a terrible tragedy, commit
ted on Sunday at point midway between
this place and Sedalia, wherein four per
sons were killed. The victims were Mr..
and Mrs. Archey Harlow and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Wolfey. No particulars have
to the scene OF the tragedy.
HANNIBAL. No., March 2s.-Norris Neal,
formerly Of Denison, Tex, where he left a
wife and child, meeting yesterday Mrs.
Mary K. Davis of Paris, No, OF whom he
was enamored, received a curt refusal to
listen to his advances. He drew a revolver,
fired twics at the woman, and then fatally
shot himself. The woman was not hurt.
CANTON, Pa, March 23.-Barney McFad-
den, a miner, living near the Leigs Creek
breaker Of this city, sometime during last
night murdered his wife and child. The
scene In the house when the neighbors
made the discovery this morning was a
terrible one, bearing evidences OF an awful
struggle on the part of the woman to es-
cape the murderer. McFadden was miss
ing this morning. but the police are
searching for him
UPPER MARTINsBoRoUGH, Nd, March
28.-Francis NJ. Bowie, millionaire, liv-
ing In Prince George county, was \mur-
dered on Saturday night. The motive was
evidently robbery, as gold watch and
other Jswelry and n large sum of money
were stolen from the body. J. w. John
son (colored) was arrested on suspicion
and brought to jail here. He is under
guard of special deputy sheriffs, as lynch
ing is feared.
MONROE, No, March 2s-John Smith,
alias Stoner, who recently broke Jail at
Paris, where he was confined awaiting
trial for forging a check on a bank in this
city, shot and fatally wounded James
Nesbit. living six miles west yesterday. 1t
in said that Smith accused Nesbit of being
too intimate with his wife.
PARIS, Tex, March 2S.-An end has
been put to the heavy car robberies suf-
fered here by the Santa Fe and Frisco
lines Last night w. d. Nelson, guard,
saw thieves leaving car, and, failing to
halt them, fired, killing Lee Stephenson,
negro.
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WHOLESALE FORGERIEs

LOUISVILLE. March 2S-A tremendous
forgery in whisky warehouse receipts has
been unearthed in this city A. r. Sutton
who does business rs A. R. Sutton &c Co,
wholesale whisky dealer and exporter, at
los West Main street. is at the bottom OF
it, The banks of the city have made the
discovery that they have been victimized
10 the extent OF 100000 The
banks caught are the Louisville Banking
company. the Farmers and Drovers' bank,
the Western bank. the German National
hank, the German Security bank and the
Fourth National bank. The banks of this
city lend hundreds of thousands of dol
lars on warehouse receipts. The whisky
being in bond, a certificate that the
whisky is under government control IL as
good collateral as any bank officer wants.
Sutton evidently had plate made and
struck off bogus receipts. which were
forged on the following distiliers:
Joseph n. Walker, j. S Sexrcy.
S. O. Hackiey and T. D. Murphy & Co,
of Lawrenceburg aod j. G. MattinRly
g. Co. of this city. 1t is understood that
private persons and banks outside the
city have been caught for an additional
slO0, 600. Sutton claims that he bought the
receipts from man named Cohn (of New
Oresns) in good faith. A telegram has
been sent to New Orleans, but a reply has
not yet been received.
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MARIE NEVlNS BLAINE.

NEW YORK, March IS In the motion to
show cause why Mrs. Marie Nevins Blaine,
the divorced wife of the present James G.
Blaine, should not leave the New York
hotel. where she is nursing her sick boy,
James G. Blaine, the third; give up her
property there, and show cause why she
should not be punished for contempt in
refusing to receive on last Thursday the
service of the papers. Judge Lawrence, in
the supreme court chambers. reserved his
decision, bnt intimated that he would re-
ceive a motion in favor of Mrs. Blaine.
He said that the authority OF the board Of
health was absolute and could not be in
terferred with. eff the board Of health
has so ordered, she must stay" said Judge
Lawrence
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BISMARCK Ill

NEW YORK. March. S-A morning pa
per says that DIR. Dorm has received alarm
ing advices regarding Prince B.smarck's ;
health. DIR. Dorm is the American cor
respondent OF the Ham burger Nachrich,en
and other leading German journals. A
cablegram received by DR.. Doru yesterday
morning says that Prince Bismarck is
in critical condition. He has been suf-
resiog for several weeks with neuralgia
and insomnia. and his doctors have not
been able this time TO conquer the Two old
eneiGies which attack him every winter
His strength and yigor are giving way
rapidly. His pulse Is very weak. and his
appetite Is exceeaingly bad. This morning
be bad fit aad his two sons in Fiume aad
Hamburg have bean wired for
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The RUSSIAN TREATY.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-No treaty that
has come before the senate in late years
| has received more public attention than
| that which was recently concluded be-
tween the government of the czar and the
United States. 1t has been severely criti.
cissd, and is said by its opponents to be
the first stroke against the liberty of those
who fee to America to escape political
persecution. In the past two or three ex-
elusive sessions Of the senate there has
been quite debate on the proposition to
| release the injunction of secrecy and to
permit the people to know exactly what it
contains. A resolution WIS introd uced
yesterday to remove this Injunction Of
secrecy, but it was referred to the commit
tee on foreign relations, and that COM
mittee has not reported. A majority Of
the senator's want the matter made public,
for the reason that the text OF the treaty
has been wrongly stated by the public
prints. and the senate has. as they claim
been unjustly criticised by reason of this
misnformatIon.
Criticism of this treaty is principally
directed against AN article which is said 70
make political of1enses extraditabe The
language of this clause is identical with
that in the treaty with Belgium. In that
treaty it is provided that the provisions of
the convention shall not be applicable to
pCiSouS ku'lOy Vi duy political OHcHS6 or
crime, or to any one connected with such
crime or offense. II also provides that an
attempt against the life of the head of
foreign government, or against that of
any member of bis family, shall not be
considered political offense or any act
connected with such offense.
The treaty makes the forgery OF any
government paper or document an offense
for which the guilty person may be extra
dited. 1t is well known that no political
suspect can escape from Russia with
out the aid of a passport,
and that he cannot secure that
coveted document. Necessarily he
is compelled to resort to the expe.
dient of forgery, and the instrument that
passes him through the frontier is forgery
the forgery of government paper. BY
this means. it is argued that the Russian
government has. by virtue of the treaty
ratified by the United States, a verttable
dragnet with which it can pull back to it's
boundary every man who makes his es.
cape. and punish him, not for political
offense, but for the act OF forgery, The
result, 1t is claimed, will be the same, for
1t removes the individual from every right
OF asylum which he has gained by flight
to this country.
A prominent senator upon the Republi-
can side of the chamber has said that this
treaty Is one OF the crudest things of its
character he has ever seen, and boldly de-
clares that 1t is due to the fact that such
matters are conducted under the vail OF
secrecy
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Opposed to the clear meaning Of particular
words and phrases.
The report affiirms as uncontradicted
the proposition that where the governor
has exercised his power Of appointments
uHtIl q meeting Of the legislature, and
thas Legislature has failed to fill the
vacancy, the governor can not again
exercise the appointing power. In con-
clusion, 1t is said that IL the state neglect
OF refuse to avail itself of that right, there
is no obligation on the part of the senate
or any other authority to force. or compel
by forced construction, or any other
means. TO insure that perpetual repre-.
than simply this plain pro-
vision Of the constitution.
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Tho mother VIA searea 70 get .
sleepy boy out Of bed tbeas mssaines
may b sad 70 have . rousiAg time of
it-PAiladslpAia Timea
-Kats-''Thc brides unsls gsvs her
away. Bessie-'CoulAn's ~ get any,
thing for her2r Kate-'sNo. Nothing
but husband."-vogue
-"Goodness me, Johnny, What arc
you crying abou. now?" "'Csuks Tom
my dreamed about estin' pie last night
and didn't 't"-lndiAnapolis Journal
My Few cook Is q jewel. said Mrs.
Hicks .She can take . few old chicken
bones and little veal and make . fine
terrapin stew out Of them."-HArper's
Bazar
Except IN CASE Of Fire.-rspa--
Wonder how II is night shirts last
longer than dress shirtsg' MAmma--
Because you don't wear them oaA"-
Clothiers' Weekly.
Penelope - Its dresdfuli Papa
wants me 10 marry a man have never
seen" Perdita-"That's nothingl My
father wants me 20 marry . man Ihavs
seen p. II S. s Co . Bulletin.
-First Footpad-"Whzt ar ye fsllsr~
In = messenger boy fur7 He haint RsA
no money" Second Footpad-"Hush
-shl He's got bunch Of violsts. an
that's just the same Ocean.
German Students Time.-A-"Ars
you going TO attend the lectures on bot.
any from seven 10 eight q mp B.
"Nonsensel go to no lectures in the
middle Of the nightY-Flisgeads BlaL
ter.
Uncle John-"Whai. still studying,
Nellie7 They give You hard lessons "a
learn, fear" Nellie-"Yes. Unels
John. they are hard to learn. but ahs..
you know, they are awfuiiy easy 10 fer.
get Boston Transcript
--Maud-'T don't see how you can
marry man Ike the count. who Ia
you only for your money" d.
daris-''Hs does not put IL that way.
de says he is marrying my money snli
'or me."-Brandon Banner.
A Sharp Eloper. Long isiant
nan who eloped with his mothcr.n-law
showed remarkable acumen When ha
.ets ready 10 be forgiven and taken
back 20 the home nest the mosherins
aw win not be in It. t-Indianspolis
,ohIn3..
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oder, and in good fAioh-they cure ron, or
pay you, no matter how bad your easc, or of
how long standing.
Butts ID 90 much Of . risk They hsve Q
medicine that cures Cahrsh. NOE for time.
but for an tina They've WstoAsd u for
ye@s. curing IL muss kopsa.D easR Thy
AZ sacc0a. aAuSun6 No chance Of fAzusv.
wouldnf any ons take s,eA . risk with
such ne(1icinei
TIE only question is-sre you Wiling TO
maA The tu2 Il - u1akerD are Wiling 10
tAhe t. riskf
Rsn, tho rese b easy. Yen pay your dug.
gist afsy cents and ths trial bagAA
Ca you aak merel
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A TRAIN ROBBERY.

GOSHEN, Ind, March 2s.-Sheriff Ruell OF
this city received dispatch this afternoon.
stating that daring robbery had been
committed on a Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger train near NapAnee, this state, by
masked highwayman. The robber en-
tered the train at Syracuse, held up pas
senger with revolver, aud relieved him
OF ESQ in money and valuable gold watch.
lie guarded his victim with the revolver
until Napanee WAS reached. where he
jumped from the train.
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UNRUIY REDS.

RAPID CITY, S. D.. March 2s-The at
tempt to arrest and bring in wounded In.
dians Two Strikes and White Faced
Horse, who are wanted for the killing Of
Pine Ridge agency beef camp has failed
The Indian police sent to bring In the
murdefers were fired upon. and il is clear
that the offeuders cannot be taken from
their asylum without decisive steps The
whole Indisn police force will probably bs
sent against No Waters camp
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CLAN MLEAN.

CHICAGO. Marcia 2s-Arrangement.
were completed today for great gather
ing OF TIE Meleaas ia CGicsgo "a Juae
This will be = uaiaus and memorable os-
casion being the ETSt E=uaion Of Scottish
clan on tb.. si5e OF tie Asiagtsc- All the
MEcLeaps, everywhere, without regard 10
tic oTessgt msnaer OF ssse4isn1 the aaIas.
together with all connected sitb the fam
ily by marriage, are under Invitation 20 De
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CONSUL GENERAL MoRss n,

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2s.-Samuel L.
Morss, editor of the Sentinel, who was ap-
pointed consul to Paris yesterday, may not
live to take the position. He is in Asheville.
\. c.. seeking to recover his health. which
has been much impaired for three month
on account OF rheumatism and erysipeias.
For many weeks after January he lay at
deaths door. His appointment is the first
recognition the anti-Gray wing of the In
dians Democracy has received, and while
the Sentlnels repeated eensures of the
Democratic leaders aud its antipathy to
Governor Matthews, Gray and Others have
made it unpopular rs a party organ. the
appointnent pieases the party very gener-
ally.
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SPECIAL AGENTS LAID OFF

WASHINGTON. March 2S-Owiug to in.
sufficient appropriations fos the special
service of the general land Office, the services
OF the following named special agents,
among others, have been dispensed with:
G. +. Bogue Of Kansas, Jacob Brenner OF
Kansas, j. E. Gillingwalter OF Missouri
h II. Marshal of Nebraska. w L. Nlcols
OF Missouri, J S. Stidger of Nebraska and
RI. Laudy of Missouri. Special agent K
w. Delsmbert OF Kansas has resigned.
The remaining eleven special agents have
been selected solely upon their records OF
efficiency, large majority Of them being
Republicans.
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COLUMBIAN RELICS,

WASHINGTON, March 2S-Mr. William
Z. Curtis, in charge Of the Spanish Amer
lean exhibit at the worlds fair, reached
Washington this morning from Norfolk,
having in bis custody the Columbus pa
pers loaned by the Spanish government
for exhibition at Chicago. The papers are
about fifty in number, and comprise origi-
nal documents relating to Columbus voy-
ages OF discovery, his reports to Ferdinand
aud Isabella, and his will.
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FATHER KUHlMAN.

ST. LOUIS March est was learned
here today. through private advices from
Rome. that Rev. Father Kuhlman, form.
erly manager OK the Church Progress aud
Catholic World ef this city, and pastor Of
church at Mitchell. Ills. also alleged at
the time to have been concerned In the
use for ultsrior purposes Of the famous
Dunnepallsr letter, which created "a SEN
sation in tho Catholic World about a year
rgo, and who was suspended by Bishop
Ryan of Alton. Ills, will return Tn ST.
Louis after Easter, restored to his priestiy
functions
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A BROKEN GORGE

W4snTxGToS Crossing, y. J.. March -
TIE hr-skiug Of tse g.ess Ice sc-xe ia
the Delaware rsrer, aud The Consequent
rushing Of rhe waters onto the farm lan6N
Aiong fhe Delaware has czu.+c as.ssse
that will r-<zss!se vesYs 80 Fsrsff- Oscss@ ras
ard yiney ards sfs ESErosee. Sazcr rss&ds
vii. hsve 20 be refsals Il l. esfin a,sss
that the total icss from the frestet vii
anour. to 8. 90 90
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THE ANN ARsOR SUITS.

TOLEDO. o, March 2s.-Ou the opening
of the court this morning Judge Rieks
stated that mas m uch AS the case Of the
Lake Shore engineers and the injunction
suit OF the Ann Arbor were OF similar
nature, and both cases being of unusual
Importance and widespread interest, Judge
TAFT and himself would render their de-
cisions together, not later than Monday
next.
Grand Chief Arthur was placed on the
stand this morning. His answers were
short, sharp and firm. He talked a great
deal, bat his guestioners drew from him
little information
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DEATH OF E. KIRBY sMlIH.

SEwANEE, Tenn, March 2S-General E.
Kirby Smith. professor of mathematics In
the University of the South since 1875,
died here this afternoon.
General Smith was born in st. Augustine
Fla, March l6, 1874, and was therefore 10
years OF age. With him closes the list of
full generals on both sides during the late
war. His commission as full general in
the Confederate service WAS issued Feb
ruary IL. 1854. He came from an illustrious
family OF soldiers, that has participated
with distinction in every war waged in
this country since the old French war
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LINCOLN AND GRANT.

CHICAGO. March 2S-A special to the
Record from Washington says: at is
stated on the authority of a high state de-
partment officer that President Cleveland
will continue Minister Lincoln and Min
lister Grant, the two sons of presidents. at
London and Vienna respectively. AL
though no official verification Of the state-
ment can be secured, it is generally be-
leyedo
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COLlIQlNG TRAINS

CHICAGO, March 2S-In a rear-end
collision on the Northwestern road at
Eortieth street this morning, between the
rockford express and the Circle accom-
mediation, three passengers were danger
ously injured and one coach badly
wrecked. Traffic On the two divisions Of
the Northwestern was blocked for three
hours. The seriously injured passengers
were Frank Lister and Frank Sittig, both
OF Chicago. Completely buried in the
wreck. and not at first discovered, lay the
body OF Frank Usancie, al Italian fruit
peddler His injuries are fatal.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
" EATHER BUREAU.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA. Kan, March %. ls93
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair, with slowly rising temperature, until
Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was So, the lowest
81, and the mean 42, with clear, cooler
weather.
The average temperature for March so
far 40s
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of March has
been 400 and for the 2Sth day 460.
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, March % 3-Following is
the forecast until Sp. m. Wednesday.
For Kansas-Fair; warmer; easterly to
southeasterIy winds.
For Missouri-Fair; warmer; easterly to
southeasteIly winds.
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The Polks TO BE RslNTsRRso.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 2s-The leg
islature this morning passed joint reso-
luton TO allow the interment of the re-
mains Of ex President James h. Polk aud
Mrs. Polk in the state capital grounds.
The remains are now inferred az ths Polk
place in this city. where the sx-president
lived, and which was the home OF his wild
ow for many years
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THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself to the well-formed, to do
pleasantly and effectually what was for
merly done in the crudest manner and dis
agreeably as we'll To cleanse the system
and break up colds, headaches and fevers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of Figs
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FORGER BROADWeLL DEAD.

NEW YoRK, March Is Stephen c.
Broadwell died In the prison at Bellevue
hospital today from a complication of dis
eases. Broadwell had several aliases. His
career OF daring crimes had made him
known to the police of the principle cities
Of the country AS one OF the most danger
ous counterfeiters and forgers In the
United States
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CORBIN TO SUCCEED CARR.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The vacancy
in the grade of brigadier general in the
army caused by the retirement Of General
Carr by President Harrison will be filled
by the appointment of Colonel Corbin of
the Fourth infantry. who was originally
named for the place by General Schoheid.
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A DELIGHTFUL eUSlNESS-PLEASURE
TRIP

An opportunity to spend few DAYS in
that delightful spot, North Galveston,
Tex, Is offered by special excursion to
that point which Will leave Wichita, Kan.
April l2sh, 1898 Remarkable induce
ments sre offered. For particulars apply
to Wright q Miller, Agts.. Wichita, Kan.
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BIGH-BREO HORSES.

CHICAGO, March 2a-At Berry's COM
bination sale OF high bred and undeyeloped
trotting stock today Nutpatch, son OF
Nntwood, brought e1.2Oo A young son of
Axtell named Axis brought ST. 200; Polo.
by Onward. 8, $50; Pimento. by Onward,
$3.50, and two others by Onward, 500 each
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LAIiMEP REcApIilaEn.

JAcEsos. AicsI.. March 2s-Tbis even
ing K Irving Jst,msr, the escaped con-
vict. who murdered hs keeper. vas cap
tured az Jerome. little town ia Hi.lsslaie
county. about twenty miles from here
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SCHaEEErR's Epn

CHICAGO, March Is 25-Ex-Champion Bill
HARDEST Schaefer's arm Is gradually heal
ing up. II was reported today that lI;tls
doubt remains that he will soon again be
as good physically as he ever was
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A BLOCK BURNED.

MARION. No. March 2s-At O'Clock
this morning one entire block on the east
side OF the public square was burned down
in less than an hour. The loss foots up
over $50. 900. with light insurance. The
fire was of incendisry origin.
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A Bou ER Erpt os,oN

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. M&FeA S&-rhs bsfl-
er at the Caaesd ssoas quarry In Frsakiia
county exploited today. Joha Burdel't
and James Fergusca were kiiled. and
Cr0cket Gray viii probably diA
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FOa ELECTIVE SENATORS

MADISON, Wis. March ~-Tns iegss-
lstore has adopted = memorial 20 coa.
gress, asking the submission % an amend.
mems 70 he fedora! constitution providing z
for the election Of United States senstots
by popular vote.
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SUICIDE.

New YORK, March &-Alhert Y. Re<a
Of 7S& Hancock street. Broeklyn, killed
himself this moruinx In tks Paeies sank
on Broadway oy shooting Aim self In the
right tenn pla
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Psps-How long is shst han where
you ooaes7
w'zrr~s-Abous three seconds so-a
asd tea minutes Ep--HA<o~rfs foanZ
P~Ors~
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SNIFT q CO

CHICAGO, March = The packing asm
Of Swift &c ca fasisy increased it's cspss..
stock from s.. Esls. 900 to sl5oou. .cpa
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IIfaE Mi,.heas

Sgv oRLEAss. March s-winosrs.
II K@pc. Mildred. Galss Brown. ZsDao-s.
Great HoN~.
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Rskhes sislu-
Ia efrW tAaf1
made by IT, pro-
S-sstses of Dr.
fags Cstarrh
R<xnsy. Risky
fw them. For
yea, n yoa have
Catarrh ms .
certainty. 4oure
certain TO be
cured Of IL a. 70
b paid $500
IAaxAs What thcv
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There will be trouble If you don't cure
those dyspeptic symptoms. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
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AN AGREEMENT SATISFACTORY TO
THE MUSCOVITE DESPOT.
Forgery of Passports by Refugee
From Tyranny Made an Ex-
traditable 0ffense.
Senator Vance Replies to the Argument
of Nj. HOar in the Majority Report
on the Lss Mantle Case

Headsman Maxwell Outlines His Policy
in Reference to the Appointment of
Fourth-0lass Postmasters - The
Contest Over the Senate Off
GERS to Be Fought Out in
Open Session The
Columbian Papers
General News
Notes