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THE MARKETS.
cINo1sNArr, March is

CINCINNATL March rs
FLoUR-Winter patent t800GaeO: fancy
low grade, IL 7002 co. spring patent a. IS 30;
spring fancy, g. 251S.o 20; spring family, saiOD
8e0; rye -four. Saa1ab0; buckwheat, a. 500
e ~ per 100 d sack
WHEAT--The market was firm for good No 3
red at eo9zoc buying. No. 3 red auotable at
65167c. according TO quality.
CoHN-Receipts were light and the market
was Arm Ear held ~ S6047c for prime to
choice samples No. white nominaliy held al
$50 q nd above buyers views.
OATS Offerings Of No. 2, white, were light
and good samples were held At soc. No Z,
mixed, at 500
RrE-The market was arm and quiet Ut SO
asked for good No,
CATTLE shippers. A2ba4TS oxen, s2a50
i.R5; select butcher, a. 25RA75; fair 10 good
% 25IA1oi common, q % taOo. Heifers: Good
70 choice heavy, t8700AsB. good 70 choice
light s8 50342 6i common 70 fair, q 2baA28
VEAL CALyEs--Less plentiful and steady,
with fair demand. Common and large ea60O
hbo; fair 70 good light ed00e7 90; extra, szsbO
Hocs-seiect heavy and prime butcher, sz5s
ares; fair to good packers, "a .RoaLbo; common
and rough, "a 5007. 20; prime light z. 25D7. 20:
others. se,750z 20; fat pigs, % 2S0eb0; common
TO fair, lbsO01600
SHEEP AND LAMBs- sheep Yearlings ana
weaihers eA5Onhe5; fat ewes, sAR50A75;
common 70 fair mixed, tab01A2a Lambs
Good to choice sb.7b1b6a5; common TO fair,
fA75ah50
NEW YoRK, March ia
WHEAT-No 2 red, dull and steady; May
7177Ac; July. 70 pi6a7pc.
PRESIDENTIAL: Western. o0a6lc
BARLEY--State, el160c, Western, Goa eoet
No. Toronto, e21pScs No do, sld66o
CoRN-No. z. dull and steady; May, 50Kabic;
July, 80 l5-l6150bc; No. bek0blHc; steamer
mixed, 521b3c
OATs-No. q dull and easier; No whi,e
March, l2Ac; April 41no; May, A0Koj state
and Western, ao14oc
PITTSBURGH March is
CATTLE Market steady at yesterdays QUO
tntions; one car cattle shipped to New York
HoGsvMarket Dull; PhiiadeIphias loon
A10 Yorkers, sT60aZeb; seven cars hogs Of |
shipped to New York
SHEEP Market fair at yesterdays prices
BALTIMORE. March 10
OATs-Firm: and No white western 4ia 1
RrE-Firm; No. 3 o2c nominaiiy.
CHICAGO, March ia
Flour AND GRAIN--Cash quotations Flour,
aull bids shade under the price asked No. q /
sgAc No = spring wheat 73K97skc; No
spring wheat nominali No. 3 red. 78tko79Act /
No. corn nXa4sc; No, oats. SIC; No white,
/ o. b., 3elf s6Ac; No white, 33c; No rye, DOcs
No. barley, 0ec; No 4 O b, 44aboc; No /
/ o b.. ssa4lei No. tiaxseed, s1so
PHILApELFHIA,s March 10
WHEAT-Ruled Arm and closed strong Ne 4
! red March, 7l9741tcs April, 7t1f07tAc; May,
Bal07ekci June, T7a7Thc,
Conn Options quiet but arm: No. "A
mixed, March, aex0socf April. tokGb0c; May.
I0ab0skcg June. b0G505<c
oATs-Car lots steady under moderate Offer
ngs, but local trade very quiet Futures
wholly nominal No 2white, March, l0aAAe,
April May and June, tO,f0Ac
TOLEDO, March 10
WHKAr--Active, higher; No. , cash, oskcg
Nay, 7tkc; July, 74c; August 73xc
CoRN-Duli. steady; No cash. t2kc: May,
SIZE July, 44Ncs No !, 40
OATs-Quiet; cash. 1oo
RYK--Dull; cash, Sc
CLOVES .sEEp--Active; March higher; prime
ash and March. 81 80
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DOUBLE LYNcHIna.
Summary Justice Dealt 10 Two Fsrut,
Ii Alnha saa.

summary Justice Dealt 10 Two nrutes
ii Alahama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March is. Resi-.
dents Of Brundidge hanged Tom Brun-
son. colored. Wednesday night At
NUNS Hall Monday afternoon Brun-
son went to the house Of Charles Zenu,
near Brundidge. ostensibly 70 SEQ Mr.
Zenu. Mrs. zenu met the fiend nt the
door and told him her husband had
gone away for the night AS
she turned to 60 back into the
house the fellow followed her FEELING
her 70 the door with d biz stick, he
criminally assaulted her. leaving her in
an unconscious state The brute was
run down and lynched by mob. III
the search for Brunson another Grim
inal assaulter was caught. and II Ii
supposed he was lynchcd too His
crime was committed in an adjoining
county.
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The FIrst woman,s CoIn.

CHICAGO, March Is The designs for
the isabella silver souvenir coins grant.
ed by congress to the board Of lady
managers. and Of which $40, 900 are to
be minted. was completed Friday morn.
ing. 1t bears the portrait Of Isabella
Of Spain. and is of the denomination Of
twenty-five cents II is the first coin
minted by the authority Of the United
States in recognition Of the power and
influence Of its women citizens It i
probable that the coins will command q
high premium. the officers Of the board
having already declined to consider an
offer Of 81 each for the entire issue.
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|MR CLEVELAND Is mad.
Dissatisfied With the Makeup Or
Senate Committees.
CONTRARY 10 HIS WISHES


WAsntN0foS, Murch is. The truth
has nj last como ont The proaidonl
has kicked. lIe objects 70 the mako
up Of the senate committees and hns
served notice that unleaa changes an
made ii once no moro nominations viii
come TO the senate Cleveland k0nI
word - the capitol by Senator villas
THURSDAY that he WIS displenscd and
that the senate must not reorganitl
with the committees as decided upon
lie Il NEST positive Ia two things He
docs not want HIN ON tho Judiciary
committee, nor does he want
Murphy on commerce. why
should TIN Be given Big chair
manship lite emigration. can moi sco.
he Is quoted as saying. "bnt will not
submit 10 have both the New York nen.
ntura il positions to defeat all my i'm.
rortant nominations These committed
handle all the nominations OF two BID
departments" and added, II am 1T the
mercy 0f these two men
Then look al lirico assignments III
is an enemy OF mine, and has more 70
do With the reorganization than any
one else Tho finance committee Ii an
other arrangement which. TO say the
least, y NEST nnsatisfactory
Fbpse words were reported 10 the
senators just before IL o'clock Thurs.
day When llrIcc heard II his face Rot
md mud II Il snid he remarked: III
Cleveland don't like the assignments he
can IN To Is What Hill and Murphy
said Il not reported Bul Hin had post.
poned bis trip 10 New York, and held
conferences with number 81 anti
Cleyclhnd men. no say That the sen.
atorN ate mad does not convey an idca
81 ono half The state Of their feolinRa
They acted quickly. They adjourned
Of once. without setting any time Tor
caucus
From good authority II comea thai
they aent word % Mr.. Cleveland thnt
4 No wanted q fight they were ready.
They have renrganlzed pnrtof their com.
mitteea and II he don't like them ID
can keep his nof,inaIions 10 bims6IL
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( CAPITAL NOTES
What = Going - IL the seAs o. Govern

WASHINGTON. March is Green II
Ra0m hns resigned as commissioner 3
pensions and Deputy Davidson has
been placed IA charge Of the buroar
pending the appointment Of Raum.,
successor The president accepted the
resignation ard said new man would
be nominated ii 4 short time. Ia ali
probability the cfllee viii Is 10 an TilE
nolsan.
Mr.. Siblcy called on Atty.Gcn. olney
Thursday. and presented tho applica.
lion Of James z eottcr. Of Meadvtlle
20 be attorney for the western district
Of Pennsylvania.
Secretary 81 Agriculture Morton Il
about 70 make an appointment III hls
department which win cause 4 sensas
ton. The veteran statistician Of the
department, Mr. Dodge who gives 10
the oountry tho monthly crop report,
viii be retired, and his place win Be
allied BY Labor Commissioner Henry w.
Robinson. 81 Michigan.
Princess Kainiani and suit were en-.
tertained at luncheon Thursday on the
receiving ship Dale. stationed ii the
Washington navy-yard, BY the com
manding officer and Mira Houston.
The democratic caucus which has
been considering the question whether
or not the organization Of the senate
shall Be completed ~ the election 81
officers, was Ia session for several hours
Thursday evening, and decided liz favor
81 proceeding with tho work Of turning
the republicans out
Protests against the licensing 81 tho
engineer ofIlerrs Of the steamships New
York and Paris continue 10 be filed at |
the treasury department. hut Il Ii nm.
derstood that Secretary Carlisle Will
not reopen, the ease.
Tho treasury department has issued
q statement showing that tho total OK
ports OF beef hog and dairy products
for February ware valued at ss. 7O5, pos,
~ against slu,a7t.sss for the same
month In 1904
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sTRYNeTH AND HEALTH.

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NEW YoHK, March is The police Of
this city have been notified BY the
Ballston, n X, authorities to look out
for and arrest Arthur Haleourt, who Il
wanted there for paying 4 hotel bill
with forged check. Hareonrt was ii
the oil brokerage business ia Chicago
last summer under the name Of A. W.
Raymond He was not successful In
business there, but was successful ii
passing . number Of forged checks,
for which kind Of work he seems 10
have . genius There are warrants ont
for him in Chicago buffalo. New York
and other places. and MI for the same
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.JaI.s rerry p.ad.

PARIS, March 10. jules Ferry, presi.
dent Of the senate, died Friday after
noon.
jules Ferry has long been one Of the
great public men Of France. He was
born at St Die, in the vosges, April ),
1889, joined the Paris bar in 1851, and
connected himself with journalism. III
1869 he was returned 70 the corps legis-
latif, and ins1s70 became n member Of
the government Of national defense
As q senator he was great power, and
the ether day he was chosen 70 preside
over that august body.
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BONE in q PALAcE.


Strange Explosion All sIinisfer Porter,
Residence IL Rome.
RoME, Ga, March u.s. AT half past
six o'clock Friday morning bomb ex.
ploded in the. Anctni Mattel palace, the
residence of United States Minister Por-
ter, and which was engaged by Mr.,
Porter in December last as his official
residence during his term Of service.
The explosion Of the bomb did but
slight damage to the building and mo-
body was injured The Ancini Mattel
palace is a notably beautiful structure,
blending ancient and modern art All
sorts Of surmises are afloat in regard to
the affair, but nothing definite has yet
been ascertained
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts 81 the r...,,
br Teferra-h

oAthcred Frem all rarts OF the roustr,
BY Telegraph.
Frank Sherry was burned 10 death /,
the burning Of the City hotel. al Aso
tin. Wash.
mormon evangelists are holding ser
vices in the schoolhbuseS along Ell riv
er, w. Va. Z
A bill has been introduced IN III.
Nova Scotia Legislature Is extend IS,
provincial franchise TO women.
An order was passed by the council
Of Keyser, w. Va. prohibiting the ~
Of wooden shingles on any building
hereafter erected.
A choleraic disease has been nreva.
lent In Lorient, France. for 4 weelr
IN six cases il has been fatal Thurs.
day four fresh cases were reported.
At Atlanta, Ga, the q. s grand Jury
Thursday indicted Lewis Redwinc III
embezzlement from the Gate CITY M.
tional bank, fixing the sum taken Al
$l03, 200.
Ex-Secretary Tracys return to pri-
vate life was formally celebrated bv
the Hamilton club, OF Broolslyn, Thurs
day night BY banquet The new sec
rotary Of the navy, Hillary A. Herbert
was present
The Australian papers, which arrived
on the steamer Alameda Thursday.
print graphic details OF the great floods
at Brisbane and its suburbs last Febru-
airy. In the city Of Brisbane and its
suburbs, the damage done BY the floods
Is estimated at eli, 900, 900.
The agitation Of the new commercial
treaty of Russia progresses ravorably.
II its provisions are carried out Amer
lean producers Of wheat and corn will
probably lose one OF their best markets
The new treaty provides a sweeping re-
dnction Of the duty ON Russian corn.
( A dispatch from Gocrlitz, Silesin,
states that the foundation stone Of the
monument of the Emperor William
was laid in the presence Of an immense
crowd, composed mainly Of peasants
from the surrounding country, who
thronged TO witness the proceedings
and manifested great enthusiasm.
lobe, the vicious elephant belonging
to the Wallace circus, was executed At
the winter quarters, Peru, Ind, Thurs
day afternoon This ends the career Of
the most formidable brute ever
brought to this country lobe was .
monster in size, weighing nearly 5000
pounds, and thoroughly bad--a rogue ia
every sense
Owing to the spread Of cholera In
certain districtsof Russia, 4 congress Of
sanitary officers has been summoned to
meet and arrange for protective meas
ures against the disease In the prov
ince Of Podolia. which adjoins Gallicia.
and has considerable trade with Aus
tria and Germany, the number Of cases
81 cholera in the last fortnight Of Feb
ruary. according to the official report
was so5, Of which 30 were fatal.
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MGR, sAToLLl.
The Apostolic Delegate, WIN Inspect the
New York nioaesa

me Apostolic Delegate, VIII Inspect the
New York niooesa.
NEW York, March lis. 1T was said
Thuraday that Mgr SatoiiI, the Ripos.
tolic delegate, would visit New York
next summer He Is 10 mako an IL
spection of this diocese In connection
with the duties intrusted 70 him.
Among the matters which win como
before him are the cases on several
priests whom Archbishop Corriran
suspended Id 1887 for attending i leo.
turc BY DIR. Mc0lynn.
These priests have always regarded
the censlirc hyaiah they resolved III n6s
warranted one, and they win present
the facts 81 their enAan hoforo Chr eertps
HlnHtichl court In aaaarsinnao iNitis fllt
provisions of the canon law. II Il said
thai the Rev Dr. Bnrtsel will be their
counsel. Il 4 learned that Mgr Sntolli
has given Il as his opinion that Or
Mcalynn should ncvor have been sns-
pended.
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WASHINGTON. March rs. "A confer.
cnce Of quarantine officers Of the vari-
Gus cities Of the Atlantic seaboard and
the officials Of the Marine hospital ser
vice met IN this city for the purpose 81
securing the corporation Of the state,
federal and local quarantine authors.
ties In the establishment Of uniform
quarantine regulations. When the
regulations are decided upon they win
be submitted to the treasury depart.
tnent for Endorsement and promnlga.
ton
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AMERICANS DISAPPOINTED.
Non Action on the Treaty Causes
Depression.
SATISFIED WITH THELETTER,


IIoNoLrLu. March is III the friends
Of annexation were clated on the ~
ceipt o. the news brought by the steam.
ships China and Honolulu on the a0th
and 9ad Of February, they were ceres.
pondingly depressed when the Beigit
pnt into Honolulu unexpectedly March
Y. and II was found that the treaty con-
sninmated BY Secretary Foster and the
Hawaiian commissioners had not
srcnched vote IN the u s. senate
With the exception OF Minister
Stevens and few other Ameri-
cans no ono had expected treaty
70 hc arranged SO speedily. In fact. IL
was known that certain Of the commits
sioners had arranged their business
affairs here witha view TO being absent
at least six mouths. and the fact that
SO Important q measure had been pre-
pared within few days led 10 the be-
lief that the people OF tho United
States appreciated the situation here,
and were DESTROYS Of applying remedial
agencies 10 the difficulties under which
the provisional government has been
laboring
The disappointment of the American
party in the islands was the source 81
much qualification 70 the royaiists, and
II was not late IN the day before tho
assertions were boldly made that the
treaty would never pass the senate;
thatA annexation was an Inn
possibflifY, and that the new
congress would carry out the policy
Of thc1 opposition to the acquiring
of foreign territory, and would recog-
nize the autonomy Of Hawaii at least 10
the extent Of agreeing TO the accession
of Kainlani, hciress apparent, supported
possibly. BY an American protoctorate.
Tho published letter Of Secretary Eos
ter 70 Minister Stevens, from their
point Of view, Sustained tho adherents
of monarchial rule in the bollcf that the |
course Of Stevens and Capt Wiltz, 81 |
the cruiser Boston, was not counte.
nanced BY tho Washington government |
Minister Stevens, when seen by the
Associated Press correspondent. ox-
pressed himself as perfectly satisfied
with the comments 81 Secretnrv Fosul
tcr's letter Mr. sfevdh4 thoutht tho 4
situation had undergone no change
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rhe rIomalns stiII lInbarlcd.

RUTLAND, Vt, March is TIE body Of
Timothy Smith. for twenty years
United States consul To Russia, who
died In Middlebury suddenly February
Is, are still unburicd His children have
thought possibly he was not dead
While they were morally certain
that he was dead. yet In def
erence u his wishes that his body bc
kept until signh Of decomposition. were
visible they have kept the corpse In the
family residence.
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BALTIMORE, March rs Miss Lizzie
Ensor, whose prolonged comatose state
has attracted the attention Of ply
4sicians became paid Thursday after
noon and her body became rigid. Her
mother placed her ears 70 the girls
heart when the latter opened her eyes
and said; "Don'tcr mother, NIL il we'll !"
She then asked 70 see a friend, but be-
fore the latter arrived Miss Ensor again
relapsed into Inconsistencies. II Is
now eleven weeks since the girl went
into trance (which resulted from a
fright IN church.
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WASHINGTON. March ls.--It is unofIi.
cially announced that the revenue cut.
ter Rush, at San Francisco has been or
dered to hold herself in readiness to
take ex-Congressman Blount 70 Homo
lulu unless arrangements can be made
to have the Pacific mail steamer, which
sails for China March 23, touch at the
Hawaiian islands. II is said Mr Biount
carries with him the recall Of Minister
Stevens
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4 Female Faster.

PITrsBURGH, Pa. March is. Friday
night, Mollie Nelson. Of Hamilton, O,
began thirty days fast at the museum
here Miss Nelson recently finished .
a course as trained nurse at Bellevue
hospital, New York. She viii take az
nourisbment whatever during that
time. Tanner and Sncci both stimulated
by nutritiye powders administered b
their rhysicians. Na
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4 succe..ful striEe.

81. LOUIS, March IS. The marble
polishers' strike is of. The several
hundred polishers have been out near,
~ two weeks and have been successful
in securing nine hours and ten hours
pay At meeting the employers con-
cessions were accepted and the strike
declared off. The men received even
more than their demands Formerly
there were three classes. but the en-
ployers have agreed to abolish the third
class leaving only two
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Murderer sch cider Haaeed.

WAsnIxoToS. March IS The exocu-
ton OF II. J. Schneider for killing his
wife took place IN the district jail Ut
1852 q. N. Friday. Schneider showed
signs Of almost total collapse as the
time for the execution drew near. At
an early hour he received Rev. Parsons
pastor OF the Church Of the Reforma-
ton, which he attended from his youth.
The doomed man wcpt bitterly and was
very excitable.
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a thlld.s Narrow rscnpe.

KINNEY, KY. March is Belle, the
4-year-old child Of w. s. Loman, came
near burning 70 death. She was play
ing IN her fathers blacksmith shop,
when her clothes ignited Her father
saved her by wrapping his leathcrapron
around her, but was seriously burned
af,out tha hands
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Unprolltable Raeigr ,ea.os

WASHINGTON. March IS The racing
season OF the Ivy City Jockey club closed
down Thursday, without racing, al
promised last night The reason given
Is that the season has been nnprofit-
able The club N reported to have lost
$4,000 on the thirteen days racing
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Anra. I,ratl'. strange Announcement.

EAST LTvKRPooI.. q, March Is An
gus Bratt. who some years since was
sentenced 70 the peniteptiary for lifs
for killing . man who had attempted
10 outrage his daughter, and was after
ward pardoned. Thursday surprised
the authorities BY appearing at the CitJ
hall and announcing that he was In.
sane aud desired to be locked up. Ar
examination showed that he was really
badly on his mental equilibrium.