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THE MARKETS.
cfScINNArI, April 70.

CfScINNATI, April es.
FLouR-winter patent 70 40aae,; fancy,
W 90tt3 70; family s2eSd2 30; extra, % ~ n;
low grade, Loo l.90; spring patent, 1890 1E25;
spring, fancy, $40 500: spring family. IS d
S.s5 Rye loar, s3ooq3Ih.
WHEAT Choice samples held 10 arrive n CSC,
with buyers at sc. Cash lots quotahlc a. sos
d67c. No. 3 red sells at &c, according 70
samples
CoRN-Was scarce, unsettled ana irregular
II IA 47ssc cash car selling al the outside
figure No. mixed held at 4its1iSc Ear
aon1inai at 43B4Tc, according to quality.
OATS Market iirn at s. 35c, ior No. white
and alMYa2e for No 2 mixed, according 10
quality and track terms
RyE-Scarce ana Arm; choice No 2 being
held held at Gle Sales OF $50 bu. rejected, spot.
track, at 4sc; so hu No. ,, spot, track, " d9c.
CArrLR-Sc Select butcher. sA75n6e0; extra,
$40 h25: II steers, t.3t2ibs 81 fair 10 good,
3 T5a 4G5; common, * 70 40 Heifers Good
to choice, slOOsG4s50: common 70 fair, y u
3sa Cows: Good to choice 400 ~ fair 10
medium 81 015 391: common and thin rough
stun LIS 275
VEAL CALVES Common and large, s3OoD
SIS; fair 10 good light s5.50f6lTa
HOES Select heavy and prime butchers, ~ 10
T.s5i fair 10 good packers, 40 go. conn
mon and rough, 691 s.25. prime light. n, 50 %
a61;I othcrs. 700 Z45 fat pigs. 500 !. -;
sominon to fair, Sa.55aG,9I
SHEEP AND LAMBS Market frm on nh kinds
except spring lambs which are slow aud r;ltiicr
weak, Sheep. Clipped, " 50 b.0o;wo - -
$40. fall lambs clipped, ia 70 EGO1; ooi sa 50
20 IS: spting lambs, .6eo 500.
PITTSBURGH, April ~
CATTLE Market steady and unchanged
Ho0s-- Market active; PhfladelrhiaS, = g1fn
90; best Workers and mixed, IA 80 100 pigs
and common Workers, s5.a5 07-75; two ears hogs
shipped TO New York
snEEP Market steady at yesterdays prices
BALTIMORE ADl-iE
4 WHEAT Easy; April and May, 5li4e; June,
14Ac: July, Iss4c.
Corn Weak; April, is4c May, i7Aci July.
i9c
OATS Quiet and lower white western. 8Ihc.
RYE Dull; No p 62ssc.
CHICAGO, April 28
FLouR AKD GRAIN-Cash quotations: Flour
steady. q little more doing No. spring wheat.
he; No spring wheat 6lsssg0Sc; No. z red, sIc.
Ne. 2 corn, iiasc No. 3, 4oc- No, oats, esss'0
sshc; No. 2whitc. I. o b, 36c; No white. 500
sIc No y rye SOC. No, 2 barley, e2cs No 3,
e. o u. 45a sic. No. 4, I. o b., sia45c No 1
PHfLApELPnIA, April2S
WHEAT Ruled weak but closed arm; No 2
red, April and May, 54ssdD74Ac; JuncY f5A
a1Gc. July, 7G&47Ic
Corn Options weak and lower; local chr
lots 81 Ma yellow scarce ana firmly held;
| other grades III ample Supply and quiet No
white April ass 4pe; May iS14ac; June, ~
494c July 49A soct
oATs-- Car lots dull, X ,ftsc lower under
ltiehtdemand; futures dull aud without impor-
TOLEDO. o.. April "a
wnEAr Active and higher No. 2 cash and
April 7Ossc MAJ 5Iae July, Tis; August 'sc,
N Conn DnlIand steady No. cash, iissrs
MAJ. 4Islc: JulyaJae; No ? yellow, t'e; no
| feJlow, dsssc.
OATS, Quiety No. mixed aec
Dull. cash Soc.
CLovER SEED. DUH; prime and dash, ss1 Il
4ominaL
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GRIPPE.

During the prevalence Of the Grippe
the past season it was a noticeable
fact that those who depend upon Dir.
Kings New Discovery, not only had Q
speedy recovery, but escaped all Of the
Troublesome after effects Of the mala-
dy. This remedy seems to have pc
enliar power not only in effecting rapid
cures Of La Grippe, but in all Diseases
of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has
cured cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
Of long standing. Try it and be con-
WINGED. It won't disappoint- Free
Trial Bottles at E. G. Williams, Jr., Y
40. Drug Store. Large bottles, Doe.
aud 81 90.
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GO TO THE GREEN HOUSE.

If you want TO buy choice potted
plants. Rosesa from Is to % cts. q
piece. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Colenses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms. India Rubber Plants, Vcrbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
to mention, which will sell 1t very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
Will weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants Jos.
Imbach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
terry.
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MRS. cLEvELAND


becomes Suddenly m ana u Taken mack
20 Wnshington.
NKw YonK. April ~ Mira Cleveland
left suddenly for Washington Thursday
afternoon. She was taken M on the
Dolphin while the presidential bont
WAS making the reviewing tour. Mrs.
clevclAnd's health Just NOW Is n matter
Of much public concern
As snon rs the Dolphin anchored az
Ninety.sixth street, Mira Cleveland.
rostmastcr-ticReral BiSseii and Mrs
Russell and Secretary Thnrbcr were
taken ashore aud driven 10 tho Victoria
hotel. Mrs. Cleveland appeared PALE
but WINS not violently IN. II had been
deemed best that she should not a.
tempt the trials Of the ball.
AT the Victoria few pieces OF light
baggage were gathered together, and y
start was made for tho Pennsylvania
depot In Jersey City. Mr.. and Mrs
Bissell and the presidents secretary ne
companicd Mrs. Cleveland ~ Wnahing
ton. An exaggerated rupior Of Mrs
Clevcland's Illness became current. and
many anxious inquiries wera sns.de 40
the Victoria
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a Court Omcer Cuts His Throat.

NEw YoRK, April 2s. Ben buchanan.
70 yours old, who for the past 81 years
has been anoiiicer Of the supreme court,
Friday morning cut his throat with .
razor on the roof Of his residence, No.
1906 west Washington Place, and then
pumped into the street. He was in
stantly killed Mr.. buchanan had
been in very low spirits for some time
past. owing 70 the fact that he was a
sufferer from dyspepsia and dropsy.
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WAsMISGToS, April ". The Inter
state commerce commission has left for
the west for series Of hearings. At
Cincinnati investigation will be made
into the charges which the shippers
unions Of Cincinnati andjChicago have
preferred against western roads Of dis
elimination in rates IT is claimed by
The Cincinnati shippers that New York,
Boston and other eastern shippers get
better rates to southern points than
Chicago and Cincinnati shippers
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NEw YoRK, April IS. The review of
the war ships comprising the Column.
bian fleet was followed Thursday night
by . novel md unique display Of the
ships powerful search lights. which
enabled the thousands 81 spectators
who lined tho banks Of North river on
both the New York and New Jersey
sides 70 take in At q glance The position
Of the thirty-five war vessels lying ii
anchor. Many Of the war vessels vert
illuminated from stem 70 stern md ali
along the deck and headlines md
around the tunnels before the grand
search light display was concluded
the vessels themselves were enveloped
In clouds Of red, white and blue smoke.
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WILL NOT SELL.

Rlchmond Owns Jefferson Dayis' Old Home
and WIN Not Part With II For Any
Price. 50
RIcgMoND. Va. April Is. The state
mcnt that Chicago parties contcm.
plate purchasing the Jefferson Davis
mansion here and removing II TO that
city ii ridiculcd here. The building,
which was the white house Of the
confcdcracy during the war, is owned
BY the city Of Richmond. Mayor J. r..
Ellison, speaking Of its reported pur.
chase. said Thursday that the authori-
ties Of Richmond would never for mo
nicnt consider proposition 70 sell the
Davis house. twill soon be museum
and repository Of confederate relics.
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CONDENSED NEWS


tsathcretk Prom All Parts Of the Country
lsy TeieEraph'
Ham. J. balance, prime minister Of
New Zealand, is dead.
several Madrid newspapers announce
that Emperor William will come to
barcelona from Italy.
Charges Of dishonesty are made
against Giles Bros. a. Co, in connection
with their failure at Chicago.
hc government exhibit for the
Worlds fair is not ready and will not
II placed in position at the fair until
May Is
CoT. William II. McCardle, veteran
journalist and co-autbor Of recent his
tory Of Mississippi, died at jackson,
Miss. Friday morning.
The famous chess player, Arnold
Scliottlander, of Breslau, will leave for
New York on the steamer Augusta
Victoria, which sails from Hamburg on
Hay !.
Secretary Morton has appintcd Mat
thias +. Fagan, Of Illinois, chief u the
seed division 81 the agricultural depart
lnent, vice J. H. Beck removed The
salary is $4,000 per annum.
The question Of building a wagon and
railway bridge across the Ohio at East
Liverpool. O.. Is being agitated The
estimated cost is $500, 600 If erected,
it win be the only wagon bridge be-
tween Wheeling and Pittsburgh
The body of the woman found above
Wheeling. w. Va, in the river the other
day has been identified as that Of Mar
tina d. Fulton, married woman Of
Pittsburgh. who disappeared from her
home in March while suffering from
temporary insanity
BILLY Duke. the champion light
weight Of Maryland, and Jack Mona
han, Of New York, were matched to
fight Six rounds Thursday night at
Shinick's hall. Baltimore. In the third
round Duke, with terrific right hand
blow, broke Monahan's collar-bone.
John u. stevens minister to Hawaii.
who hoisted the American flag over the
government building at Honolulu, is
coming home in May. having resigned
salne time since There is talk OF Conn
missioner Blount as his successor, but
there II only guess work about tho
information.
Il. n Moore, of the state railroad
commissioners, was mt Owosso, Mich,
Thursday with an expert, making an
examination OF Ann Arbor engines Nos.
rs and 40, which recently exploded.
Tie state officials propose To make u
thorough investigation as to the cause
of many accidents Of late on the road
The Jones. or governors faction in
the Choctaw troubles, has won a vic
tory in the appeal OF tile respective par
ties to the government The Jones
party is the de facto government, and
the president took the view that as such
he was compelled to recognize it, and
could not, therefore, uphold the other
side.
President Cleveland met with a slight
accident as he started ont Friday morn
ing from the Victoria hotel, New York,
AZ soc the naval parade. As he was
Getting into his carriage he struck his
forehead against the door. and the skin
was raised. doctor IN the hotel fixed
the wound, and the party was delayed
ten minutes.
A message was received at the de-
partment Of state Thursday, from the
United States minister Mt Constantine
pie, representing the settlement OF tho
Marsovan incident. An American coli
lege, located at Marsovan, was burned
some weeks ago, and a protest was inl-
mediately made to the Turkish author
tiles by the United States minister.
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NOW IS THE TINE

When moths begin to get in their
work. and il you want to save your
woolens, carpets, sc. from the rayages
Of this pest, You can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPH0R, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article Just re-
ceived at A. M. Gilbert & Bros, Drug
gist, II N. Queen street.
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PIrTsnuIsaH, Pa, April rs. The con:
vention Of the railroad coal minors 81
western Pennsylvania met Thursday ii
knights ~ Labor hall Forty delegates
were present. II was expected that an
advance Of Ave cents per ton would be
asked, but after an all-day session and
d conference with the operators last
years scale was signed. I'he miners d
Ohio and Illinois win probably he gov.
crned by the Pittsburgh conventions
conduct, thus avoiding strikes III those
states
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Panic innI chnrcI,.

WFLKEsBARgE; Pa. April IS. During
an entertainment at the N. y. church,
at Fairvicw, a terrible panic was caused
by the explosion of mixture Of pow
der used To produce colorcd lights in
the tableaux The church was packed
with people. Men, women and chill
drcn made mad rush for the doors,
and trampled ON one another in their
rush 10 escape. No one was killed ont
right, but some are SO seriously injured
that their deaths are probable
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Verngna starts West.

NEW YoRK, April 2s. The duke de
veragua left this city for Chicago Fri
day morning, escorted by Commander
Dickens, u. S. n. The ducal party i'm
clndes ycragna's brother, the Marquis
de Bard0be, duchess and the dukes son
and daughter. They took the 9:1O
O'Clock train on the Pennsylvania rail-
Arotd, ailsl are due in Chicago Saturday
morning. There was no demonstration
attending the dukes departure.
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win rroIahly R..ash ChlrnEo On TIM
y suIIann.. survivors.

KSoxsIffr, Tenn, April -. The
survivors Of the war steamship Sultana,
which blew upin tile Mississippi river,
near Memphis, nj isG5, held thcirannual
reunion nt Mnryville, Five states were
represented. During the exercises,
James I.awtult, who WAS supposed 70
have been drowned III tile disaster,
made his appearance, having come from
Mexico 10 attend The reunion.
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FATE Of THE NARoNIc.


MS hsetttE rom Nh A4AktttfNN ~ NAtH
Brother Probably Eapialns y.
PiTrsBuRam. April as.John Licocls,
electrical engineer, in the employ Of
the Western Union Telegraph Co, In
Pittsburgh, Ii In receipt Of letter
from his brother Thomas d resident Of
Chicago, inclosIng letter from their
bhuther, Robert Lmcocis, second engi-
neer 81 The steamer Nar0nic.
In an interview Thursday Mr.. Lncocls
said. Just after the vessel arrived it
Liverpool on It's last trip Robert wrote
d letter Is my brother Tom, who rs
iocated III Chicago, stating that the
boilers on the ship were IN very bad
shape, ind that they had hard time
lii going over from New York 70 Livur-
pool. The writer said that unless re-
pairs were made while the vessel was
lying ut Liverpool the return trip
would very likely prove TO be = very
DANGEROUS one
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BnussELs, April %. The belgian
senate, by a vote Of 50 IN the affirmas
tive to in the negative, with "A abb
stentions from voting, has approved
the Nyssen plan TO establish universal
suffrage, with plural voting based on
the ownership Of property and the pos
session Of certain educational qualiiica-
as1.....
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Nefr,. Iled-pappar 80.

IsEILEvrLLE. Ill, April rs. Seen. 4
NeT, the notorious horse thief, while
being escorted 70 the penitentiary
Thursday, attempted TO throw red pep
per in the eyes Of the sheriif, who had
him in charge, and escape. His trick
was detected before accomplished, the
fiery dnst taken from him and he was
safely landed in the penitentiary.
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BUcKLEN,s ARNIcA sALVE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, aud positively cures Piles, Or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded Price Is cents per box. For
sale BY E. g. Williams, Jr., e Go.
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WAsmaGToS, April as The secret
service division bureau Of the treasury
department is.in receipt ofa new conn-
terfcit So note. inade by the photo
graphic process The counterfeit u on
the Lagnnda National bank, Of SPRING
field, u, ana Is i very poor ono, no
attempt being made 10 initiate the
localized fibre paper on the silk threads
of the genuine paper.
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Niantonomoh; Commander isWclyihg.
ham. 81 thc Dolphin, and cx-l.ie0t.
Commander Solcys. of the Enterprise
Following the carriages came the FIRST
division. consisting ~ United States
sailors aud marines
In the second, third and fourth hat.
talions were Uncle Sans bine jackets
from all u her ships In port
The second division was the ono that
interested the crowds on the street
more than any other II contained The
sailors Of the visiting fleets and the
marines Of threat britain aud Holland.
the only two nations represented be
sides our own who have marines First
came the troops of her majesty. the
queen, There were. officers aud men.
$50 all told
The British nrtiilerymen wore black
jackets. blue trousers. with wide. rcd
stripe down the side and little dinky
caps with yellow baud and strap
under the chin Her maieStls blue
jackets wore the regulation blue sail
or's shirt open low Ut the neck, hlao
trousers very tight III the hips aud
very wide NJ the ankle. and light straw
hats.
The I;ritons marched with precision
and looked neither "a the right nor lctt
They were cheered rs they passed the
reviewing stands and wherever they
wheeled to turn q corner Following The
British came ArFcntinc's representa-
tives from the Nueve dc Julio
The Russian vessels sent $50 men and
i5otiiccrs The men carried mnslscts,
with bayonets fixed.
The Ilollanders from The Van Spesls
came next There wcre 10 marine. IN
long tailed hluc-coats, and blue tronss
sers; and SO sailors III blue Jackets. blue
trousers md soft blue hats.
The French ships had 800 incnzin line,
They were AL hlne Jackets Tile
French band ST mp d lively step for tbs
men.
Germany followed on the heels %
France with I2Nntsn
The sailors AMI their dress were Very
similar TO that nf our oWh blue jackets,
The hand of the German squadron 80.
camphnied them.
Next came the Italians headed by
and four iaunty midshipmen acting as
aids. There were 100 men IN line They
wore straw hats with brinis fiaring up
ward, blue Jackets and black trousers.
The officers were in dark blue uniforms,
with plenty of gold laee.
The Spanish admiral sent no men
ashore. Each body Of foreigners was
recognized by the flags carried NY color
scrgeants, and the crowds checred
them all. giving the Gelnnns and Rus
slams the heartiest welcome.
The march down broadway was n
continued ovation to the foreign visit
ors. The admirals in carriages and the
blue jackets on foot were cleered and
saluted with waving hats and handlSer-
chiefs. AT city hall park Glow. Flower
left the column, and with Mayor tlilroy
and other city officials and visiting efii-
GERS reviewed tire column from the
grand stand in front Of the city hill
After the parade the governor and
Mayor Gilroy received the visiting nd
mirals and their officers IN the gov
ernor's room Of the city hall
There was COLLATION. 1T the city hall,
and the Junior officers ~ the ships were
entertained nc the Waldorf
The militia SWING out Of column at
the post office and went up Park Row a
short distance and disbanded. The ma
val contingent went down Broadway u
the Battery, where they embarked for
their ships
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ONE Way TO BE HAPPY

Is at all times to attend 10 the com
forts Of your family. Should any one
-of them catch a slight Gold or Cough,
prepare yourself and call at once on
an NJ, Gilbert & Bro, sole agents, and
get a trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. We
give It away to prove that We have q
sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Large size 50Ncts.
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ToLEpo, o., April 2s. Wellington 8.
Burt, Of Saginaw, father-in-law of IL.
i. Ashley, was Friday appointed re-
cciyer of Ash1ey's Ann Arbor railroad
by Judge Kicks. The bond was fixed
at $4,000 The road has confessed
Judgment for s2g,o00 to the Craig Ship
Rnildintr 90
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a Drag Is Liberty DeiI Metal.

NEWARK, \. J.s April p Gen. Vim.
Mcdowell, chairman 81 the Columbian
Liberty Bell committee, has issued
circular letter stating that the commit
tee has decided to postpone the casting
81 tile Columbian Liberty Bell from
May to June I. This postponement
has been made necessary by the delay
IN receiving the historical contributions
which will 70 u compose the bell from
Sseverai 81 the states.
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Cry or MEXICO, April p. Tomaschio
bandits, who were besiegcd near san
Vinccnte, chihuahua, sailed forth
Monday night and attacked the troops.
Every bandit was killed. The troops
lost the Northumberland Of Che Ninth
infantry and twenty-five officers and
men. This ends the Tomaachions
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BAIrIMoRE, April IS White Repnb-
licans representing ten 81 the twenty
two wards Of this city have issued an
address To the rcpublicansof Maryland,
asking that the whites and negroes be
divided into separate clubs.
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STREAToR, ILL.,, April Is. The dele
gate convention Of Miners and Mine
Workers, from districts one, two and
three Of northern Illinois. Thursday,
Endorsed the action OF the national con
vention, United Mine Workers, de-
handing an advance Of five cents per
ton in wages.
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BridEcIIght Killed.

NAsHvIII.E, Tenn, April rs Bridge.
light, by Imp. Brigadier, got away from
a stable bay Ut Cumberland park Thurs
day, and during the attempt 10 catch
him fell and broke hisleg. The hoise
had 70 be killed, He was the property
Of A. 7. Hayden, Union City Tenn.
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aen. john ri. corr ncal.

wIScHEsrER, Mass, April es, Gcn.
John NJ Corse died Thursday at his
home, "The llemlocks, in Winchester,
after an Illness Of only twelve hours.
He was stricken with apoplcxy. Thurs
day was the tifty-eighth anniversary Of
his birth
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Drank CarbolIc Acid.

CELfsA. o.. April IS Miss Matte
Niccnm, aged IL. took u, tablespoonful
of carbolic acid with suicidal intent,
but she was rescued from death by the
immediate arrival Of physician. She
claimed she took il 10 zee how it
fnSfad
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rour wears lseyonI iI,e7 century.

INpIASAiDLIs, April Is, Mrs. Ellen
O'connor, iO4 wears old. and ! resident
OF this city for half century, died
Thursday night. She was native 81
County Terry. Ireland.
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Quiet u tic Choeil,w Nation.

wAsnrSGToS, April 9s The war de
partment Is informed that a meeting Of
peace on both sides Of the contending
factions In the Choctaw war has been
without final result. Meanwhile Capt.
Guthcric reports everything quiet.
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WAsHNGToN April ss. Julius AM
dree, Of Wisconsin, has been appointed
examiner Of land claims and contests
in the general land Office vice a. G. Co
BILE, resigned. James r, Taylor, 81 Ten
nessee, special examiner IN the pen
sion Office. has resigned. w. G. shelly,
81 Tennessee, chief II the division Of
depreciation claims in the Indian bu-
rcan has also resigned.
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chnInrn nArreaaInr

ODESSA, April Is. The latest official
reports show than cholera il decreasing
owing 10 the cold weather. There were
SIS eases and i62 deaths in the whole 81
Russia in the first week Of April.
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PrisofI K4eI,ers Discharred.

sING SING. y. Y. April IS Keepers
iInlse, Murphy and Glynn, who were
on duty at the time Of the escape Of
Mursierers Pallister and Rochl from the
prison here last week, have been dis
charged from the serYice
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Raised "a Al gm,assy.

BERLIN. April IS The committee Of
the rcichstag on the budget has mp
proved the credit asked for ~ the gov
ernmcnt for the purpose Of elcvating
the German legation at Washington to
the rank Of an embassy.