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wAsHISdToN, March q Gen. Rose
Grams. register 81 the TREASURY, who has
been in California sick for some time,
has refused to resign. but Il i stated
that he viii BE- removed By President
Cleveland II he persists In refusing 70
resign. The president says he win not
reappoint his old ofiice-holders Or re-
tain those who have held over through
the Harrison administration. Gen.
Rosecrans Is too feeble 70 render any
service ia his position.
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UNCLE SANS PENSIONERS
Much Trouble in Selecting 4 PEN
sion Commissioner.
A TASK FOR THE PRESIDENT.
iIs i Determined that ne Long and o,sSInE lii
Shall y ossDspn Special Agents 10 Hutsp
Frauds Part ei,hs New Policy.

WAeuINaroN March p--Presidont
Cleveland 4 experiencing much trouble
Ia selecting commissioned pcnsiona
lie wants 70 name successor 70 Gen
Raum DC the earliest possible moment
this week, II hc can find the man in hIs
minds eye Tho president and his
party are pledged md determined 70 ~
ducc the pension expenditures
The president wants an ex-nnion sol.
der, d wounded man II possible. and
one who has the confidence Of the PEN
siuucrs u the country. and yet man
| who VIII 10 % work III once with 3 %.
termination 10 lop OF pensions Gen.
BLACK. Of Illinois. who Waa commits
sioner ~ pensions fonr years ago. i
here, and he wonld like the place again.
but since the president has stated that
he does net want ANY of his old oiiico
holders, Goa black appents 70 DO
harred onk
There ii one way III which the pom
sion list can bc cut down, and that Il
by refusing 70 allow the pensions which
are promised. There nrc on the COM
pleted dies of the bureau about n0o, 900
eases They can all DO allowed within
ten days. The president does not want
them allowed.
Furthermore. Il ii The determInation
~ the administration 70 put tho special
agents 10 tho fcld nc work upon the
pensions which are being paid but
about which there nrc home doubts a.
% their mcrIts II few hundreds Of
pensions can DC stricken from the rolls
and q report made 10 congress next win
ter showing TINT .therc are many pom
slons bcing paid frandnlcntly, 4 Il DO.
lieved law can be passed which will
result ID making 4 wholesale change
and reduce greatly the pension rollA
There must be q basis 81 operations.
and President Cleveland u seeking
man who will Join him In the raid.
Under the circumstances no man can
make an nnviabie record Ia the oiIlcc.
and good men arc wary shout accept
Ing Il
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collecter sd Soc York rort.

NEW YoRK, March "a rumor be-
came current Tuesday afternoon that
ex- Mayor Hugh j. Grant had been teu-
dered the coIlectorship Of the port by
President Cleveland AT Mr.. Grants
otGee, 20l broadway, II was said that
he was out Of town. Ills secretary, w.
j. Kenny. had heard nothing 81 the
rumor No Tammany men could be
found who had heard anything about
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Items From Far and Near Caught for the Hasty
World I Readers

Items From Par and Near Caught for the Hasty
Z World ! Readers
Mr.. w. II. Pierce, the we'll known
electrician, has succeeded in sending
telephonic message from the shore
"a the Bristol Channel, near Cardiff,
Wales, to the Island Of Flatholm, three
miles Of, without the Intervention off a
connecting wire.
Baltimore woman has sued a finn
Sof horse dealers for SO, 900 damages,
ana She ought TO get il. The dealers
I sold % her husband horse they knew
e be diseased with the CHAMBERS. The
buyer caught the ailment and died
alter few weeks Of frightful suffer
ing leaving his wife and six Young
children.
. \ bantam rooster, which bore con
sPleVons part ii the inaugu al parade
~ March I, has been presented By an
.2sa'hnslastic Cleveland man to little
h9il The infant member of the adj
nllAlslration was highly delighted with
wv sitt and is making things lively
SPOUT tho White House With her at
,sMpls y rival the melody Of the first
asaals'tIon q the executive zoo.
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PRINCESS kAluLANI

Arrives In Washington = y hat VIII he
Done UftIcially iias Not Been decided
On.
WASHINGTON, March Q. Princess Kali
ulani arrived Wednesday morning from
Boston There were very few to re-
cciye her, but Prince David was on
hand TO welcome his fiancc. The prin-
cess looked somewhat tired after the
], urney
4 Exactly what will be done officially
in presenting her case 70 the state de-
partment has not been decided, and Mr..
Davis remarked that he wonld look
over the ground before any thing was
done.
The arrival 81 the princess has re-
vivcd the interest in the fate Of the
Hawaiian annexation treaty. The
treaty Is not dead, nor did II die with
the old congress- Unless President
Cleveland shall withdraw II from the
senate, as he did the Nicaugnra canal
treaty, soon after he entered the presi-
dency in 1855. IT will continue alive
for action by the senate at the pleasure
81 that body. There are many sena-
tors here who say the princess has hurt
her own cause by coming here.
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TRENTON, N j., March 9-The sen.
ate in executive session Tuesday after
noon confirmed the nomination Of Leon
Albeit as supreme court Judge. The
only one who opposed the confirmation
was Senator Rogers lie said that the
only thing he had against the ex-gov-
ernor was that he was a bitter opponent
Of the republican party. The senate
also confirmed the nominations Of Geo.
Gray. electrical subway commissioner;
Joseph Thompson. law judge Of Allan.
tic county. and Samuel E. Perry, prose-
cutor Of Atlantic county.
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II Il Believed the Naronis wasn't Dowh.
NEw YoRK. March o The steamship
Runic. Of the White Star line, arrived
Wednesday morning bringing no news
of her sister ship. the Naronic. now
twenty-five days overdue. The Runicis
captain said he feared the Nnronic's en-.
,gines had broken, driving her piston
through the bottom. Owing 10 the Tor
rife weather the crew would be unable
TO launch any Of the boats and the ship
with her entire crew Of Aevcnty would
90 70 the bottom without ever being
heard from.
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BIInKIEn,s ARnInA 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-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded Price IS cents per box. For
sale BY Il. c. Williams, Jr., q Co.
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WAauISdTos, March g-vSecrctary
Carlisle Wednesday morning accepted
the proposition Of the clearing house. Of
Denver, Col. u exchange 1900, 900 Of
the treasury notes 81 the issue OF 1890,
for ii, 900, 900 IN gold. This win i'm
crease the free gold in the treasury tc
81. I2s,oio. Secretary carlNle has taken
no steps To issue bonds, and has not In
dicated what policy he will pursue
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LYONS, Kan, March b. M. Lasley, d
lawyer, met Dr. NJ. ". Terry. promi.
nent physician 81 this city. and without
a word pulled revolver and com.
menced firing at him Three bullets
took effect ard II is thought that the
doctor viii hardly recover The shoot
ing took place Ia front Of the post Office,
in the center 81 the city, and caused
mach excitement Lasley gave himself
mp. No motive Is assigned for the deed.
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WASHINGTON, March d Secretary
Dickinson presented the vice president
Tuesday with the official Invitation Il
attend the opening Of the Columbia
exposition. and President Palmer and
Mr.. Al 7. Ewing called later and added
their unofficial invitations, The vice
president accepted all the Invitations
official and unofficial. and will rera
tainly attend the opening ceremonies
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. March .. Peter
Turney, the bed-ridden governor Of
Tennessee, IS hardly expected 10 live
more than two weeks longer Gov.
STurney was inangnrated in : sick bed
January last. He has had severe re.
lapse. and the general belief is that BIZ
win never come TO The capitol
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ChIeago Publlsher a. counterlelter.

CHIcAGo, March 9--John Nc Greer,
one Of the best known men in Chicago
in the printing and publishing circles,
who founded the Pictorial Printing Co,
which fiourished for long time and
who afterwards began the publication
Of the Five Cent Library Series, was ar
rested Tuesday for counterfeiting. He
was detected passing counterfeit niclxles
on ndwsboys. His house was searched
and a large number Of the spurious
coins were found McGreer pleads
poverty as an excuse for his crime. He
was held in 81. 600 bond by the United
States commissioners
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CorUMBus, o.. March d "A statement
made by the state board Of charities
for exhibition, at the Worlds fair,
shows that Ohio has spent in her state
benevolent institutions IN the past
twenty years, as ordinary running ex-
penses, S2s, 0oi, 5gh.67.
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SPRiNeFIELD, o., March GA re
Variable female tramp, who goes b
the name Of Mary Jane. the patrol
lady, and who claims to have followed
gesse James all through the west
struck town Wednesday, and IS quar-
tered at the stntion-house. She has
been tramping for about 20 years and d
now AZ
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rbre. Injured Z 4 one Kiliea.

CHIcA0o, March Tuesday after
noon fatal accident occurred At jack
son park in which three men we're IN
tally hurt and one killed The men
were workrnen engaged upon the spec
tatorium The gudgeon pin Of a
hosting derrick broke and a heavy
beam fell. pinning the men beneath Il
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PITTsBuRaH, Pa. March o.--IIugh +.
Dempsey, district master workman OF
the knights 81 Labor. and Robert j.
Beatty. convicted Of the Homestead
poisonings. were removed to the peni-
tentiary to serve their sentences Of
seven years each.
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I5ell Teiephono Co.'S Powerful 1.

NEW York, March o. Grosvenor
Lowrey, who has fought the Bell Teie-
phone Co for years, says he believes
the company has as great control Of the
telephone business as the Western
Union Telegraph CO has 81 the teie-
graph service. The Bell Co, owns every
telephone In the country to-day leasing
them TO local companies, and the expir.
alton OF the patent does not affect these
feasee
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AFTER MISSIONS


fF MI ent fesnccrats Gathering IN Wash.
eta tes Srnse some OF the spoilx
WAanNercN. March q --Jndke Lam.
bert Tree isA candidate for appoint.
meht as minister 10 England. but
would take some other first-cinss mis-
sion, only there are not many others q
choose from There are i've hrst-class
missions Mexico having been raised
from the si2. 900 10 the Ell, 500 class
during the last administration. Hni
this Is suspected to have been disposed
Of. and Judge Tree would rather live II
Europe anyway. There Is strong sus
picion that Mr.. Frederick coudert Of
New York, is TO bave the French mis-
sion.
Mr. II 4. Coble denies the story pub
lished in New York paper Tuesday
morning that he Is candidate for the
English mission, and declares that he
does not want anything
Gov. Gray. of Indiana, arrived hcr
Tuesday AS the governor did mo-
como on 10 the inauguration but timed
his arrival 70 occur on the FIRST day 81
Secretary Gresham's administration, II
IS understood that he was sent for IIs
has wanted the Mexican mission and
he has claims On the consideration Of
the president. and he has all the In.
fluence OF Mr. Whitney. although his
relations with the secretary Of state
arc far from amicablc. but this fact
viii not interfere, with his acceptance
Of an important appointment from the
president. The Mexican mission Is not
going a begging II Gov Gray would
not have ii Gen. MeCternand. Of llli-
nois would be as willing 70 take II now
Ms he would have been eight years ago
Gov crittenden, nf Missouri, Is also i
candidate, and Il r. nclvaile, Of Los
Angles. is indorsed BY the whole Cali
fornia delegation for minister TO Mex
leo. California use, To regard the Chi
nesc mission as her property. but Col.
Dentsy. Of Indiana, having held the
Office eight years, califprnians have
grown used To doing without it As
President Cleveland has returned TO
power, 1t II supposed that Col Dentsy
will be left alone for another four
years. Bnt the casiforniana, are alter
the Japanese mission in dead earn.
est Speaker Shanahan, Of the
assembly, and Frank Gould and
several other callfornians who are carr
rying on their campaign by Mail want
to be minister 10 japan. 50 do J. J.
Dwyer, Frank Mccoy and Judge Laugh
lin who are here nrging their claims III
person. California wants few things
outside the diplomatic service Col
john II. Irish. who used 10 live In Iowa.
wants 10 Reconnaissance 81 the general
land cfiice, and Horace 4. Hudson, a
democrat. who II city editor 81 the San
Francisco Chronicle. wants TO be consul
at Hayre.
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LONDON. March D The countess q
Smiley. daughter 81 the 6rst marquis d
Anglcsea. who was married, to Earl
sydney, In 1892 is lying seriously III.
As she Is unable TO take any nourish.
ment her death is expected at any mo,
ment The earldom became extinct
with the death 81 her husband.
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hhlnnlrnt. M cold.

NEW York, March .. The shipments
Of gold by Tuesdays steamer aggregate
$780, 900. In spite Of tight money. ar
engagements are in progress 70 export
Sc. 900. 900 more by Saturdays steamer
and 81 900, 900 next Tuesday.
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Going q Attend tic sllver wsdaIng.

Going 10 Attend the silver wedding.
Row., March D. The papers comment
varionsly upon the proposed plan Of the
German emperor to take part in the
celebration Of the silver wedding Of the
king and queen, According to the
Italia, the kaiser some days ago notified
the quirinal Of his proposed visit. The
king replied that he would be pleased
to receive his majesty. and has given
the necessary orders 70 prepare suit
able accommodations for the imperial
visitors. Among the royalties expected
are Queen Victoria. the heir apparent
Of Austria and members Of the royal
family of Portugal
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STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR LAUNDRY.

Aessrs. Thompson & Tabler, have
accepted the agency for one Of the
largest and best Steam Laundries III
The country. Work will be forwarded
every Wednesday and returned on
Friday. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send
ia your work at once 2-23-2w.
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UMATTLIA, Ore. March O "A success
sion Of earthquake shocks were felt
tere Monday night One 81 the walls
81 large stone building was thrown
down by the force Of The shock.
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CREsrI1NE, O., March o.-W. II. Stein.
while making chain coupling. 81 TIE
yards here, was caught between the
dead woods and crushed to death He
leaves = young wife and one child
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Defeats Mike Daly ii Thirty-One Round
nj New Orlea 4.

Defeats Mike DAILY Ii fhirty-One Rounds
nj New Orlea :.
New ORLEANS, March D Austih
Gibbons punched out Mike Daiy In
thirty-onc rounds In the arena Of the
Crescent City Athletic club Tuesday
night The fight. in measure, was d
disappointment There was plenty Of
life and action throughout the contest
but the blows Of both men lacked
steam. and the firish was long while
coming.
Gibbons was In excellent condition,
but IN the early part 81 the fight. about
the tenth round, injured his left hand
So badly that il was OF little service
during the latter stages He de-
pended therefore entirely npon his
right. and was long time
fetching II home 10 the proper
spot. DAILY infringed on the rules
and resorted to foul tactics when
his case seemed failure. lie had u
be warned by the refrree and Police
Capt Barrett The finishing touch was
right-hand swing on the jaw DAILY
made game showing. They fought
for purse Of %, 500, Of which DAILY viii
get $500.
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BUFFAro. IN vi March IA big
projeet<is. "a foot here to secure the
Corbett-AIitchell fight, and purse Of
about $50, 900 will be guaranteed BY
responsible parties The scheme is to
lease the Buffalo Driving park and
have the contest take place in the mann
moth exposition building, which will
accommodate perhaps double the mum.
Der Of persons that would see the con
test
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- RE you HAPPYf'' II not 60 to the
~ Great Muslin Sale, and You will 20 home
pleased to death, At G. =. HERRINGS, corner
queen and Martin streets.
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81 Lovas Mach q The republicans
Of ST Lnn:s. ID 40 nreventfnl conven
ton I,nAss,ssy nominated for mayor
Cyrus = Ms43r,tge
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

Situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent Lot
Pound straysd u Stolen, To Bny, Sell
or Exchange Maks il Known.
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VOL. 2. no 45S-
MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lot
Found, straysd u Stolen, To Bay, Sell
or Exchange Maks il Known,
NOR RENT.--A nice two story brick house. :
rooms. good garden. hydrant and eistern-
Qniet neighborhood. Apply at Womb Office.
3SSfi
u,TIR new and improved Carlisle shoe Button
and lace for ladies Misses and children for
sale only al H0mrich's. ssl-ltn
lFFTcRs FOR RENT suitable for Lawyer,
INJECTOR or Insurance Agent. Apply 70 Mrs.
Bette Hinkle Burke street near Market House
1898.
WANTED. 800 c;ents, suits "a clean ii 81 Is
w 4 suit. New Process. steam and dry
cieauing J. CORONER. south Raleigh street,
near new jail.
room attached, doors north X. I. Snod-
grasses n Co. Drug store.
CSPEcIAL excursion on sc Floor Oil Cloth az
- IL cents per yard at EUGENE Il. HER
RINGS.
!" RE you HAPPYf II not 60 to the
N Great Muslin Sale, and you viii 60 home
pleased to death, At G. r. HERRING'S, corner
queen and Martin streets.
ffMIIEs Floor oil cloth regular SIS cent goods
lit for II cents yard az EuGENE X. HER
g RE YOU sADfy II 50 stop at the Great
IL Sale, and get two or three bargains and
20 home feeling happy and glad, at G. 4. HER
Kings, corner Queen and Martin streets
~ YARDS Floor oil Cloth. IS cent goods al
44 IA cents yard AZ EUGENE T.. HERRlNGs.
InID YOU KNOW ITs We are selling az
IL Cost. blankets, Comforts, Ladies Cloaks,
Ladies Hats, Ladies' Flannel Underwear. All
must 90, at q. r. HERRING'S, corner Queen
and Martin streets,
INTENDING TO quit the Grocery and Feed
business, win sell my stock and fixtures,
also the building now occupy. II purchaser
does not wish the building. will rent him same
i-io.Imon. 0' NJ. w. HoUsEwoRTH
ATA BARGAIN.-A handsome G. Clarinet
IN concert pitch-goo as new at Joe Mess
mans.
FIyO THE LADIES our Mr.. u. v. Buckley will
be in your city at the Continental Hotel
pies 81 Spring Goods from the different depart
inents throughout our establishment, All goods
are offered az the same prices they are sold for
In Baltimore and delivered free OF express
charges. Hoping you will favor him with call,
JOEL GUTMAN e. co.
Importers and Retailers Of Fine Dry Goods,
liz ~ Moth Eutaw street baltimore, Md.
RE YOU IN NEEDm X 50, we are clos
IA ing out lots Of shoes just 1T cost, lots Of
mllsiins at cost lots Of blankets at cost lots OF
bed ticking at cost, at c.. p. HERRINGsS, cor
ner of Queen and Martin streets.
IND you know that you can get IS cent Floor
IL Oil Cloth at II cents per yard al EUGENE
Il. HERRING'S.
HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury K Best
fl Flour. WIN sell at lowest prices. Money
ian be saved by buying from me. A. y. shy
DER, Agent. 9l-0m.
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1 MILES Floor oil Cloth.regular IS cent goods
HE for II cents yard at EUGENE *. HER,
RINGS.
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$ RE YOU SADf. II SO stop at the Great
~ Sale, and get two or three bargains and
20 home feeling happy and glad, at G. n HER
IlIN(iS corner Queen and Martin streets.
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nFFIcEs FOR RENT Suitable for Lawyer,
1 DDnctor or Insurance Agent Apply TO Mrs.
Bette Hinkle. Burke street near Market House
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~ YARDS Floor oil Cloth, s5 cent goods at
44 il cents yard at EUGENE Il. HEARINGS.
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IND YOU KNOW ITg We are selling at
~ Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies Cioaks
Ladies Hats, Ladies Flannel Underwear All
must 90, at O. r. HERRING'S, corner Queen
and Martin streets