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THE MARKETS.

CINcfNsATI. March %
FLoun-Winter patent sa6od3o0 fancy.
Ss 100 80 family, " IS 90; extra, s2 eod2 20;
low grade. ri .7OagO0: spring patent s4l5D
l50; spring fancy, s325 1890; spring family.
ss loa36o Rye -four, tSs5a35o Buciwhcat,
e. 5Ol2 70 per 100 b sack.
WHRAT-The market was dull and easy. Tho
best rate obtainable for No red was &C for
choice and prime samples had G6G66hc bid
CoRN--No g, yellow and white, shellcd. sal M.
pies, 1870 44c Ear was firm AZ A t7c, accord.
ing to sample
OA1s,- White, samples grading were in de-
mand, but mixed were slow and easy. Sales Of
rejected white, switched track, at SOC; No. q
mixed, spot, track al 3ixc; No. 3, mixed. spot.
track, al $50.
RrE-The market was quiet but firm ~ 500
SIC for good No. 2 on track
CArTLE-Select butcher, s460n4S5: none
OF the best on sale; fair to good, 60 05 "a so;
common, e. 71p3b0 Heifers. Good TO choice
heavy, 400 a. so; good TO choice light s. 80
l. IS; common 10 fair, e 5od350
VEAL CALVES Common and large sa0o0
$50: fair to good light, 90 0017oo; extra, s72s
a7.50
Hoas-Select hoavy and prime butcher, h 30
az 90 fair to good packing, $69067.25, common
and rough, s625a6 s5. prime light s7o017 ioi
others. 10 ESD 90; pigs, t5.o0ad30
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep; Yearlings and
wethefs, A.75ab25; fat ewes, t4O0147a
Lambs: s475G62a Spring Lambs; 10000
roo
PITTSBURGH, March 90
CATTLE-Market firm at yesterday advance
Of 20a 30c over last weeks prices.
HoGs-Market firm: Philadelphias, szs91
7.s5: mixed t77Oa77b; best Workers, "a 40 co.
pigs and light Workers., "a. 00d7.40s car hogs
shipped TO New York
SHEEP Market strong at yesterdays prices
BALTIMORE. March 81
WHEAT Steady; No red spot and March.
Tsstc July, 75c bid.
coRE- Strong; mixed spot. March and April.
Oars Quiet; No White western 4ic
RYE-Duli; No ., eec.
CHICAGO, March so
FLouR AND GRAIN w Cash quotations.,
Flour duh, unchanged. No. 3, 3sIic; No .
spring wheat, 76sfc; No. spring wheat, o. b,
57ssR73c: No. red, THO; No corn, tOs4c;
No : oats, 29K soc; No 2 white, T. D b. 81 a
s51c No. 3 white, T. 0. b., 81 9S4c; No. RE,
l75Sc; No. 2 barley, &c; No 3, ( o. b., 366S6c;
No :, i .. b. s5g4ici No. fiaxsesd. si.ieN
PHILADKLPHIA, March 50
wHEAF-Lower: No. red March, 7sx 2 7sssc;
April 7sfG7sAc May, 7sAa7sc; June, 75a0
10
CoRN-options ruled weak, but closed frmer;
No mixed March, April, May and June, $50
tsxc
OATS Inactive and weak Futures dull and
unchanged.
| WHEAT-Duil but steady; No cash and
March coke. May, Tie: July and August sSc.
| conn Active and steady No cash and
May, 4itSc: July, s2slc: No 3 4ie; No. 4 4Oc-
OATS Quiet, cash, S3Ac
RYE Dull: cash, SOC.
! CEovER-sEEp-s Steady; prime cash and
March $500
NEW YORK, March 20
| WHEAT No red in store and elevator, 7sit
a755sc: ahoat, s6s6 I6He; No. red, MAY,
/ 10 f.l6aTe b-f6e.
| RYK-6lulct and steady
| BARIEY-Q uict and Arm; Western, Goa SOC.
eoRH-No ?, t0sa5ikc; May. 4sEe; Iune
4 issSs A86c
oars spot No ewhiie, Il 3si4c: MAJ, Sossc:
! mixed western. 81 0ioc,
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BlSMARg X HAS a FIT.
The Old Man il H. y Crtiical Condition
Ills Sfubb8rtesa.

The Old Man Is las rritical Condition =
His SfubbBrness.
NEW YoRK. March 80 Dr. Emil
Dorne. Of this city, and formerly an
aid-de-canip on Count Won MoItltc's
staff, has received d cablegram from
Berlin containing news 81 the critical
condition Of Prince bismarck. He has
been suffering seYeral weeks from
neuralgia. and Tuesday the prince had
a fit and HIS two sons IN Fiume and
Hamburg were at once sent for,
Emperor William receives daily bull.
letins Of the stricken chancellor's con.
dition. The strength and vigor of the
prince arc leaving rapidly. pulse weak
and his appetite gone The sick man
is very stubborn. and against the orders
Of his physicians he pc rsists in con
sumption Of large guam titles Of wine
and brandy.
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Ti,a t,herotees trlp sn,e,

TAuLEouAn. |. II. March 80 The
Cherokee council convened Tuesday
morning and the interest manifested
by the Indians in the closing scenes 81
the strip sale Is unprecedented. tits soon
fdentiy believed that the amended
treaty will be agreed 10 within ten
days Chief Harris sent an official
message to the council Tuesday treat
ing the whole subject fully. The sense
OF the document is recommendation
that the council accept the treaty as
the best arrangement the Cherokees
may hope to get The message was
favorably received.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Froin An Parts % III. saustry
BY Telegraph.

fssthered Frosn An Parts % III. saastry
BY TeieErnph.
A new oil well at Buck Run. NJ. Va,
flows i.0OO barrels day.
The cardinal archbishop Of Florence,
Mgr Rauss. has been ordered By the
pope to call upon Queen Victoria Ii his
name.
There Is an outbreak Of cholera in
Bukowina on the Russian frontier. and
the government has ordered preventive
measures taken
Parties said 10 be representing the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co are
buying and leasing coal lands near
Bruceton. wi Va. !
block on the east side o. the public
square. seven houses were burned Loss
$50. 600 Little insurance
Geo. Davis and Antony Il Corey VIM
throp. Boston fishermen. went out "
their nets Monday and have noL~re-
turned Probably were drowned
Joseph Tavenor. 60 years old. a native
Of Staffordshire, England, died at Rah-
way. n. J. He was more than six feet
in height and weighed so pounds.
The Berry anti-pool room bill. which
prohibits the selling Of pools within or
without race tracks, was passed by the
Illinois lower house Wednesday by a
vote Of ia to Z.
At Drncut, CT, Fred McGregor was
thrown from a wagon Tuesday, the
reins got coiled about his throat and he
was dragged by the neck for hundred
yards, nevertheless he will live.
Regarding the report that Richard
Croker had made an offer Of $1,000, 600
for Jerome Park race track, Mr.. Croker
says that he had made no such offer.
and had no intention whatever OF doing
$50.
Lake Geneva, Wis, viii be the homo
Of the Yerlxes telescope and observatory
and Samuel W. Allerton. citizens cam
didate for mayor 81 Chicago donates a
magnificent site and lot Of money be-
sides
The Dominion line steamer Labrador
landed 5000 tons Of freight at Portland,
Me-, Tuesday, mostly British exhibits
for the Worlds fair. Three hundred
English boys bound out TO farmers
were aboard.
The members Of the great packing
house Of Swift & Co, Chicago, held a
meeting Tuesday and decided to in-
crease the capital stock from $3.50, 600
TO SIS, 600, 600. The concern now does d
business Of 800, 0o0 900 per year.
The committee to whom was referred
the application Of Mrs. Ellen S, Massey,
widow OF the late Gen. r. D. Mussey,
of Ohio, for admittance to the district
Ebar at Washington. having made q
favorable report, the court in general
term admitted Mrs, Musscy to practice.
Anna iIkens. OF baltimore. was grant
ed permission by Judge Burke 70 invest
SIT 900 in German four per cent bonds
to the credit Of her lover, Marty Won
Boz, an officer In the Saxon army, they
must be possessed Of 1920 year before
they can marry.
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San FRANcIsco. March 30 The q. s.
steamer Alliance arrived from snmoa
via Honolulu. Tuesday morning. The
Alliance made the trip up from Homo
lulu In eleven days r Il Jones, min.
ister Of finance OF the Hawaiian pro-
visional government, has resigned on
account OF ili-hcalth. and Il Porter has
been appointed 10 succeed him. A
movement ison foot for political organ
ization among all friends 81 annexation
for the purpose OF supporting tho gov
eminent and assist in securing the ans
nexation Of the Islands TO the U. s
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Al LEApER.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now i i clearly n the
lead among pure, medicinal TONES
and Alternatives containing nothing
which permits its as 4 beverage N
intoxicant, il is recognized as the best
and purest medicine for all ailments
Of Stomach, Liver Of Kidney. II win
cures Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation, and drive Malaria from
the system. Satisfaction guaranteed
With each bottle or the money will be
refunded Price only SOC. per bottle
Sold by +. G. Williams, .Jr. e Co.
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LILLIE FREe.

The Companion Of Freda wards Murderer
Released.
MEMPHTs, Tenn, March so. -Wednes-
day morning Judge 7. NJ. scruggs dis
missed the ease against Lille johnson,
charged with murder along with Alice
Mitchell, who cut Freda Wards throat
a year ago Miss johnson was in the
buggy which Alice left when the latter
cut Freda's throat with razor Judge
Dubosc all along persistently refused
10 dismiss the ease. Lille johnson Is
at her home in this city, and her death
from con. umption would not be sur-
prising at amy day. Alice Mitchell IS
still III the insane asylum completely
demented
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RApfD CRY, s. D., March 30 Tho ut
tempt 70 arrest and bring 10 two In
dams. Two Sticks and White-Ifaecd
Horse, for killing Royce and two others
at Pine Ridge agency, has failed Dep
uty Marshal Mathioson went out TO No
Waters camp. where they are, but were
warned of. Later the Indian police
sent ont to bring In the murdercrs were
fred upon. The whole force Of Indian
police viii be sent again To No Waters
camp and battle is likely to occur
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FRoM sIRE 10 SON.

AS Family Medicine Bacon's Gel
cry cnre passes from sire to son as .
legacy. If you have Kidney, Liver
or Blood disorder do not delay, bni
get free sample package Of this rem,
edy at once II you have Indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, Rheumatism
etc, this grand specific will cnre you.
a. M. Gilbert & Bro. the leading drug
gists, are sole agents and are distribut-
ing samples free TO the afflicted. Large
size so cts.
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raros do Aadradass funeral.

WASHINGTON. March 80. Tho funeral
81 Baron de Andrnda, the brazilian en-
voy took place Tuesday morning at ST.
Matthew's church Tho troapg az Il. 81
cavalry were drawn up Iii front Of the
church. A solemn high mass Of requiem
was sung BY Fathers KccvelclE. Leo and
Richards snb-dencon Secretary Ores
ham headed the pail bearers the others
OF whom were the British ambassador,
the brazilian. Mexican and Peruvian
ministers, the charge In the affairs Of
Chill and Argentine Republic and Senior
cerquiera. special envoy or the Brazil
ian legate.
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LAWRENCE MhxMEll.
or cIacinuati A ~ lie the Ncxt solirlto,
General.

OF Ciacinnatt Nj ~ ne the Next solicitor
General
WAsnxorox, March DO Mr Law
renee Maxwell. 81 Cincinnati, viii be
the next solisitor general This has
been definitely settled ny formal ten.
der 81 the position 10 him and a formal
acceptance Mr. Maxwell has been in
the city compile Of days He called
ut the residence Of senator Brice early
Wednesday morning, and after con-
ference he went 10 the department Of
justice and then to the white house.
Later he told Senator Brice that the
position had been ofiiciaily and formal
5ly rendered TO him, and that he had nc
cepted. senator Brice Is feeling pretty
well over Mr. Maxwell's selection, Ms
he Is the warm personal friend 81 0hio's
junior senator The appointment may
not be made under some weeks. MS MIR.
Maxwell has considerable private bust
ness to close up before he enters the
Office
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EYoTA, Mimi, March 80 The Young
Woman's Christian Temperance union
proposes some practical temperance
work The village recently voted mo
license. and the carpcrs have said that
without license fees there would be no
public lighting of the streets The
"Y's" obtained charge Of the street
lamps. raised money for oil by subscrip.
ton, and allotted lamp TO each girl,
whose pleasure 1t will be to keep Il
trimmed and burning.
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from poverty q WenIth.

OLNEY, Ill, March 30 WIN. II. Cor
nell, Of this town, received informn-
ton to the effect that he was sole heir
to an English estate appraised At $500,
900 Cornell was penniless but another
business man furnished him the capital
to GO to England and employ counsel
Recently advices were received 70 the
effect that the court 81 chancery had
issued compulsory writ under which
the trustees Tuesday turned over TO
Cornell tile entire estate.
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Osly ono Noml.ation.

WASHINGTON, March so The presi-
dent sent TO the senate Wednesday the
following nomination: Herman Stump,
Of Maryland, to be superintendent Of
immigration. vice VIM D. Owen, re-
signed Herman Stump, nominated 70
be commissioner Of immigration, Is a
well known member Of the Maryland
bar fle served two terms in congress,
md was chairman Of the house commit
tee OF the last congress lie has always
been prominent in the politics Of biz
ctafr
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Meslso raIkIne ca.toms Rsrerm..

CRY on Mexico, March So Jose ives
Limantour. secretary Of the treasury.
is preparing number Of importah re-
forms in the customs service Of Mex
leo, and the tariff will be simplified II
an early date He believes that the
simpIification 81 theAtarih viii result In
many benefits. and materially assist
new houses in securing business reln-
tions which they lack at present, not
having necessary knowledge Of the
requisite custom house formalities, and
being fearful that mistakes ID their
invoices win entail the imposition 81
fines
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ONE WAY 70 RI HAPPY .

II ut all times to attend 10 the conn
farts Of yonr family. Should Any one
q them catch slight Cold OF Cough,
prepare yourself and call at once on
\. n. Gilbert 4 Bro, sole agents, and
get trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. We
give i away 10 prove that we have d
sslreiGure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
consumption, and all diseases Of tie
throat and Lungs. Large size 50 cts.
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LEXINGTON. Ky, March 30. The
noted trotting stallion Egbert by Ham
bletonian x. dam camptown. by Mes
scnger Duroc, has been sold by w. i.
Hawkins, Of this county, to r. nj. Mills.
81 Dcs Moincs. Ia. Egbert IS the
youngest son Of Hambietonian, and has
sired IS performers in $50 and better.
The price paid Was els. O00
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I,cr,.Iatur. scored BY ! tsoyeraor.

DENVER March 80 Gov Waite
vetoed bill to repeal an act concern
ing railroads and providing for q rail-
road committee lie scores the lcgis-
iaturc for passing such a law. The
governor claims II leaves the people
practically no remedies for injustice,
over.charges or cxtortions that rail
roads may inlet and that II Il betrayal
Of the people into the hands Of nm I'M
scrupulous and powerful monopoly.
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wAsnIxGToN, March 80 * Ex Vice
President Morton Tuesday completed
his last official act ID connection with
The past administration. 4 warrant
was forwarded u lin for nm 40, being
me balance dae linn for the ffst four
DAYS 81 Marin I'isis settled his ac-
count with the government
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YiNcEsxEs. Ind. March so The
jury in the Bohannon murder case re-
turned verdict Wednesday finding the
defendant guilty Of voluntary man
slaughter, and fixing his punishment at
Imprisonment In state prison for ten
years. The evidence showed that
Charles Bohannon and George w. Doane
were ia love with sally Madden and
Tie girl favored Doane and for that rca-
son Bohanuon shot and killed him JAN
nary 90. 1893.
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TIE BANK FAlL uRE.


Z
willie Houses.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 10 81
course tho bank failures arc still dis.
cussed and there are many ugly rumors
involving some big honsea, but none
can be verified Frank Porter cnshIcr
Of the Commercial national bank, Ii
prostratcd, and there Is hut little hope
Of his recovery IIe has transferred MI
his property 10 the bank.
The failure Of Lewis T.. baxter. pres.
ident Of Mechanics savings bank. will
not affect that inStitution All the
banks were open Tuesday and doing
business is usual and the bankers az
not apprehend any further trouble
Everybody Is condemning tho dealing
In futures which WINS prime cause q
the failures and the financial eruption.
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BEDFoRD, Pa. March So,--John NJ.
Reynolds, who Is said to have been ten
dered the assistant secretaryshipo Of tho
interior has left for the cast Mr..
Reynolds would neither affirm nor deny
the report. but 1t Is fact that he was
summoned to Washington. and while
there had talk with Secretary Hoke
Smith
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Z yavInrs Isank Isurgiarlzed.

NEw York, March 80 burglars
broke into the Savings bank at Pawl-
ing. n. ", blew open the safe and took
$500 in money and $4,000 Ia bonds
Dispatches sent to this city led 70 the
capture 81 the burglars at Highbridge.
There were two Of them and they gave
the names Of John Walter and Henry
r.. ,.ax,
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snAMoAiN. Pa. March so While Ell
len Weaver, aged IL, was paying visit
At Hugh Matthews home, in Bear Val.
ley, he assaulted her. The little one
told her parents and the police were
notified When d posse arrived, n great
crowd tried to lynch him, utaftcr a
sharp struggle he was got away and
hurried over across the mountains 70
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B1nKI.BN,s ARn1cA sALyR.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm,
Feyer sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin EruE-
tions, and positively cures Piles, o. No
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price Is cents per box. Fol
sale BY i. C. Williams, Jr., Y Go.
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non,t I.Ike lis I.nifnr,n.

WASHINGTON, March so "A bands
man on board the man-of-war philadel-
phia Tncdsay asked for his discharge,
with privilege Of rc-enlisting in anoth.
CIR class. on account Of the uniform he il
compelled to wear. II is SO like the
garb Of the salvation army. he writes,
be has been insuItea several times md
once assaulted.
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BosToN. March 30 James Mulligan,
who Is well known through his conncc-
ton with the BIaine-Fisher letters
years ago. Is very sick with pneumonia.
Mr. Mulligan has been Presbyterian
through life, but Tuesday sent for one
Of the Jesuit fathers, 20 be received
into The Catholic faith.
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carIrla narrl.. l.nrdan LIst.

NEw YoRK, March 30 The signed
petitions in favor Of the pardon Of Car
lyle Harris, the convicted wife poison
or. are now being called in by Howe a
Hummell preparatory to their being
presented 70 the governor. Several
thousand sheets for signatures were
sent out OF town, many as far distant
as Chicago and Minneapolis.
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rolltlcaI rrosecutIon ENDED.

RALEIGH, IA q. March So IN the su-
pcfior court Tuesday s. 0tto Wilson,
chairman Of the peoples party who stood
indicted for misdemcanor il organizing
d secret, oath-bound political organiza-
ton known as Gideon's band, entered
the Plea OF nollo contcndo, and was dis
charged upon payment 81 coets, which
were sI3l. The end Of this political
prosecution gives general satisfaction
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ToTEno, O., March So X On the open
ing 81 court Tuesday Judge Riclss
stated that inasmhch as the cases 81 the
Lake Shore engineers and the iniunc-
tinn suit of Ann Arbor were Of SINH
lar nature. and both eases being 81 nm
usual Importance and widespread inter.
est, Judge Taft and himself would rem
der their decision together not later
than Monday next
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MARTINS FERRY. o., March 50. The
consolidation 81 the 4tna and Stand
ard rolling mills has been completed.
The new company has received char
tel under the West Virginia laws, ana
han d capital stock OF 81, 500, 900.
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JAcKs6N, Mich, March so Latimer,
the murderer. who killcd his mother.
druggcd TO death Gateieeper IIaight.
and escaped jail, was captured at
Jerome. small village in EIillsdalc
county Tuesday night
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Lynn, Mass, March 30 Mrs Aubrey
b. Chase gave birth to twins The boy
weighed less than pounds and the
girl only W. They were So little the
parents had TO send TO a doll emporium
In Boston TO buy clothing for them. but
for all that they are healthy.
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KllIe1 one Of lila AssaiIaD Z.

EAGLE, Neb., March 30. Ed Carr.
son 81 the president Of the Eagle bank
while driving home from dance with
his wife Tuesday morning. was attack
cd by Andrew Hess and his two broth.
ers, all Of whom are tough characters.
Carr jumped from the buggy and shot
Andrew Hess, killing him The team
ran away. badly iniuring Mrs. Carr.
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SEDALIA. Mo. March 80. The Mis-
souri, Pacific Is likely to have serious
trouble with brakemen on account 81
an order issued Tuesday to the effect
that 10 the future two brnkcmen must
do the work on train instead OF three.
Bralemcn say that II nm attempt i
made to enforce the order they will in
angurate d general strike.
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San FnANcisco. March so -RiQhi
Rev. bishop 1ngrahan Kip, Of the Cali
fornia Episcopal diocese. IS dying At his
home in this city. The physician Al.
tending entertains no hope Of the bish4
ups recovery. The bishop IS 81 years
Of age,
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GATIlroIIs, 0, March 80. The wires
for The electric light plant are being
strung. and the contractors expect to
IS ready 10 light the city BY electricity
about April 10
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ST. PETERsBuRG. March 80 Three
hundred exiles revolted on their way 10
the interior 81 Siberia and attacked the
guard with their knives. Only onc-hali
lived 70 reach their destination. the
other half dying Of hargships and ex-
r,ostfra
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I,ernnr.lll R.lusa. " ri.

RoME, March 80 Bernard, the fel-
low who threw the dirt at the kings
carriage last Sunday, has refused food
for fear OF poison, and the jailers are
obliged to force him to cat
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BosroS, March so AN old man
deliberately walked in front 81 10.
connective on the Boston and Albany
road and laid his body on the track. he
was cut completely In two.
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