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Ireland at the Midwinter Fair.

SAN Francisco, March i7.-Unusually
elaborate preparations were made here
for the celebration OF St. Patrick's day,
which had been set aside by the midwinter
fair people as "lrish Day" and Irish
American citizens did their celebrating
largely on the fair grounds. The admis-
sion fee was reduced to 25 cents and this
helped to bring out an immense crowd.
The buildings were claborately decorated
with profusion OF green bunting. The
celebration commenced down town whore,
after celebration OF mass IN the various
Catholic churches, tho procession was
formed which marched to the fair grounds.
The programme for the amusement Of tho
visitors was carried out to a successful
termination.
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ng WANTS MORE MONEY.
Wells say. Idaho Mast Keep on Psying
the Worlds ralr Piper.

Special plsratch TO the StanlarL
BOISE. Idaho. March E.-Commissioner
Wells OF the Columbian commission, told
your correspondent to-day that Idaho
matters connected with tho exposition
were nearly Strengthened out. About June
/, before ho had the exhibit in place, his
funds were exhausted. since then by
personal effort he raised and expended
Sl5.UJJ in tho interest of tho exhibit with
out any expense TO the state. Personally
he incurred necessary debt of $50
Other losses by theft aud fire would swell
tine total Indebtedness not 10 exceed 900
which the state would be called upon to
meet.
Edgar Wilson. chairman OF the repub'
lican state committee. will issue u call for
"A meeting OF the committee IN this city
MAJ |. Chairman TIlliughlst of the dem
ocratic state committee will call the meet
ing TO be held hero about May Is. Botl
OF the Old parties will inaugurate an early
campaign.
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TROOPS ARE MARCHING.
The Governor Has Ordered the Militia
In Harry TO Crlpplc Crerk.

The Governor Has Ordered the Militia
To Harry TO Cripple Creek.
DENVER, March H. Sheriff Bowers has
notified Governor Waite that troops arc
positively needed in Cripple Creek, as
there are 100 armed men in tho camp and
he cannot control them. The governor
has ordered the troops TO proceed 10 rip.
pie Greek. They will arrive at Midland.
tho terminus of the railroad, about .
o'clock tonight and will have then TO
march nine miles.
Sheriff Bowers now has n force Of c51
deputies. armed with repeating rifles. 100
additional men having arrived tonight
from Colorado Springs. but he will no; at.
tempt TO arrest any OF the men who par.
ticipated in last nights disturbance at
Altman until tie militia arrive. The
troops from Denver and Pueblo will not
reach here until morning. At Altman
quiet prevails tonight, although several
hundred armed miners are lounging
about.
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Indu,try's Army In Livingston.

Speclal DISPATCH 10 ihe 'tanIAEL
LIVINGSTON, March 1.-THE Industrial
legion of the peoples party mot at the
court house here to-day at . 80 o'clock and
after listening to spirited addresses from
the members on questions of national in
terest. went into executive session and ap-
pointed city central committee to call
primaries for March -, To select candi-
dates for the municipal election. The in
dustrial legion Is working limb of tho
populist movement that is likely TO con-
stitutc n stron. force in the politics OF
Park county.
st. Pa,rick's day has not been observed
here in public way, but the loyalty OF
Liyingston's sons OF Erin has been warmly
attested by the free display of shamrock
aud the green badge.
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RosEeERY ~ SCOTLAND.
Tho British Premier WoIcome ed by Ill
Liberal EolIowera.


Liberal Followers.
EDIsBURGH. March l7.-Lord Rosebcry
arrived hero this afternoon TO make his
expected address to the delegates from
the liberal associations from all parts OF
Scotland. The premier was received at
the station by the liberal committee and
driven To tho Corn exchange, being given
an ovation from crowds along tho route.
The corn exchange, which holds 300 peo-
pla, was packed an hour previous TO his
arrival. When Lord Roscbery entered tho
exchange a vast audience arose and stood
waving their hats and chcered for several
minutes.
During the course Of his remarks tho
premier said his thoughts went to the past
rather than to the present, to tho immor-
tai days of Giadstone's first Midlothian
campaign. lie said: "Wo do not pro-
pose TO sit on the banks OF the stream OF
time aud watch the stream run dry. For
tho English majority, in tho cause We
espouse. we shall try to bring conviction
to the minds of the patriotic
The premier argued that tho peers OPP
position to home ruic was due entirely Ia
the knowledge that English opinion up
held them. Otherwise tho country would
have risen as one man against tho lords
rejection OF tho bill. Therefore he was
determined to reduce the English ma Iority
against the bill. He believed when they
received the ripening demand Tor Scotch
home rule. il he was minister, he would
not stand IN the breech To oppose IL. AZ.
ter the meeting resolution of confidence
i'm tho government was Dlsspu and tho
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THE MAKING OF DOLLARS.


WAsHISGToS, March i7.-Should the
Bland seigniorage bill, which passed both
houses, become Il law, the coinage of s55,-
10000 silver bullion will have 10 be done
AT the minis of Philadelphia, san Fran
cisco and New Orleans. They are tho only
minis in operation.
The Philadelphia mint could turn out
Sl.00O,COD per month; the san Francisco
mint about the same: the New Orleans
mint, about $4,000. The San Francisco
mint, however. has only Sl6,0Jo,000 in sill
yer bullion on hand; the Now Orleans
mint, only S0,i00,OJ). So that after tho
supply at these mints should be ex-
hauslcd. the remaining Slo,cOo,o0o would
have to be coined at Philadelphia. The
whole time. therefore, necessary to coin
tho scignioragc is approximately Two
years and two months.
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OMAHA. March w. Samuel Theodore,
manager OF the Council Bluffs office oi
the Standard OIL company. WHO was foun
dead in bed last Monday, was a defaulter.
Since his death, the Omaha Office has
been checking his accounts and to-day it
was given out that shortages had been
discovered amounting 10 SJ.OJJ. HIs pee
ulnlIous had extended over four years
and he had checked up sales short eTcry
day since 1883.
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HERE'S a PSETTY MESS.
One OF Harrison's Agents Charged with
Making n Bad Break.

FL PAso, March l7,-For several months
FL Paso has been considered the chief
port of entry for smuggled Chinese. AMI
L. 5. Irwin, special agent under President
Harrison. has been looked upon as the
agent and attorney for the Chinese Six
Companies. Special Agent Wagstaf and
partment have been on the lookout for
proof on which 10 arrest Irwin. Last
night Chinaman, who has also been re.
garded as a prominent factor in the
smuggling business, told the officers the
whole story OF their plans and work. This
morning Irwin and three Cinnamon were
arrested. O.her arrests will follow.
Irwin declares his innocence of any viola
tion of the law and is confident Of his ac-
qulttal.
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Flags Caused n Row.

FAR RocKAwAY, n. Y, March 17.--Con-
siderable dissatisfaction was manifested
among the inhabitants of this village to-
day when several men pulled down the
American fllg from tho town hall and
raised in It's place green one. The &c.
ton OF the men soon attracted n crowd
who demanded that the stars and stripes
be replaced. but when permit from the
village president was shown, the ANGRY
crowd turned their attention upon the
board Of trustees. Within an hour after
the stars aud stripes had been hauled
down. they were floating again.
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JOHN WILSON Is RILED.
lie Thinks England Usts the Best of n
Big Coal Deal

WASHINGToS. March E.-Eepresenta-
tive Wilson OF Washington is making in
quries as to the contract which the treas.
ury department. is said to have made with
a British coal company for supplying
$4,000 worth of coal to tho United States
vessels which will patrol Behring sea. VIII
son regards the contract as a discrimina-
ton favorable 10 British Interests, spCci-
ally Objectionable in yiew of tho Ameri.
eau contention with Great Britain over
the Behring sea.
Wilson has official information that the
contract was made with the ConnoN
mines OF Vancouver island, alJuough thSr
u said to be abundant coal supplies IN ths
Puget sound country.
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KELLOGG WON'T QUIT.
Ana General Warren IL Training With
the Republicans Again.

>pecia' Dispatch 10 tbs S.anilri
HELENA. March l7.-Dr. L. S. Kellogg
applied 10 the supreme court to-day for a
writ OF mandate 10 compel the medical
board to show cause why the district court
should not accept bond 10 operate as a
stay Of Judgment pending an appeal from
the action of Judges Hunt and Buck in
revok.hg his license to practice. The writ
10 scturuab!e Monday.
At conference of prominent republi-
cans here last night, including Ice Mantle
snd Charles 5. Warren of Bate, Thomls
IL. Carter, l.. ID. Weed and \. C. Bo,kiu
OK Helena, 1t was decided to have the re-
publican state convention in Helena this
year. The date is left TO the state com
mitiee.
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More Money for Chinese Rselstra.lon.

WASHINGTON, March IT, Secretary
Carlisle has submitted to congress an csti-
mate for an additional appropriation of
$4,000 for carrying ont tho Chinese reg
istration act. The commissioner of in
;ernal revenue said il would not have been
necessary TO ask for this additional ap-
preparation had tho Chinese promptly
awaited themselves OF the facilities pre-
pared for registration on Jan. /.
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REASONING TOGETHER NOW.
Union Pacific Receivers and EmpIoyes
Talking Over tho Wlgr OneAtlon.

fNfNIrTp "SVT FftU W TIT NTHVSfFUfs
OMAHA, March 1.-THE Union Pacific
employees, Notwithstanding tho pro,es,a-
tions that they would never consent, have
consented and this morning went into
secret session wilh President Clark TO
take up the new wage schedule promul-
gated by that road. The telegraphcrs
were given the first hearing. II is be-
lieved three days will be consumed In pre-
ssnting their side. Tho men have calEe,l
down since yesterday and now say they
believe the conference will terminate sat-
isfactoriiy. The men lay their grievances
mostly at the door of General Solicitor
1hurston and say they have assurances
that he will be- suppianted by another.
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~. Ere In Denver.

DENVER, March 15.-Fire starting in the
Offices OF the second story OF the union
depot about 1890 O'Clock this morning,
spread with such rapidly that the fire
got beyond control, and the entire
structure, extending from Sixteenth TO
Eighteenth streets is destroyed. The
building was of stone and was owned by
the Union Depot company. Loss is about
$50, 0,O0); fully insured.
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The Rank Statement.
AaArrIed.

sreclal Dispatch 10 the Standard
Billings, March l7.-At Ar,and, Wyo.,
on March 1. Wllfrcd Jeyons was married
10 Miss Grace McKeown. daughter Of
Mrs. NJ. L. McNeown OF this city. Tho
cesemouy was performed by Lloyd Man.
ming, justice OF the peace 1T Ariand. The
bride Is a sweet and prst,y young lady
who has great many frlsads In thia
region.
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Princes and Duke. and Other Big Ones.

CANNES, March 17.-The yacht review to-
day was splendid spectacle. The En-
press OF Austria was on board of the
Greif, and the Prince of Wales and Grand
Duke Michael OF Russia were on board
the Britannica. 0ther Russian dukes
were on board Of the Foro. \ good south
west wind made q speedy course and an
enjoyable display of skill in yacht hand.
linz was Witnessed.
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ouI,s q N.nt g ain In tn. Cash.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE cash bal
nnce in the treasury at the close Of bus!-
ness to-day was Sl37,l5l,T7S, and tho net
gold reserve slO7 ,s53, ,g0i, gaiu since yea.
teriay Of s7i,255.
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Two Fake Fighter. Matched.

KANSAS CITY. March l7.-Jack O'Eeefe.
local featherwoight, and Jack Lynch of
Phtlad clphia. an Eastern lightweight. arc
matched 10 fight 10 finish fight to-mor-
row, p miles from here, for SOD purse
and cato reccipts.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE printing
committee of the senate this morning re-
sumed investigation Of the alleged irregu-
larities in the printing contract for the
Patent Office Gd-et's.
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NO LIKE MO CUE.

A ChInaman WHO is Bptween the Devil
and "a Very Deep Sea.
DENVER. March l7.--Y. I. Fong is in q
sad predicament. A certificate of regis
tration under the Geary law has been re-
fused him on account of his conviction Of
a felony and he will be deported. But
while he was in the Colorado pen his head
was shaved and he is very much troubled
at the prospect of returning to his native
land without his cue.
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Biz Prairie Fires,

GUTHRIE, o. T., March IA prairie
fire has been raging several days in the
southern psrt OF Cheyenne county strip.
A number OF farmers lost everything. II
is feared some settlers have lost their
lives.
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A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
They Seem to Have the Plan Dawn Pa
In Alabama.

PRhTTsyILLE, Ala, March IA free
fight with knives aud pistols resulted last
nigh, from quarrel about debt owed
by Moses Thomas TO II. A. Twood. The
casualties are as follows: NJ. Cheney. by
s'ander, killed; Henry 4. Twood, will
die; VII Thomas, may die; Gilmore Al
wood, wounds dangerous; Moses ThsIss,
-MounlIs Ser,ous.
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DENVER, March l7.-Goveruor Waite to-
day issued proclamation naming April
~ as Ar5or day.
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Mns. L4NcEn RACKS DowN.
Accuses Her Husband OF Stealing zoe
and Bers to Withdraw the Compi.int.

Accuses Her Husband OF Ste aitnG a1e,00o
nnd Becs to Withdraw the Complaint.
Mrs Jennlo LANCER. who keeps = jewelry
store at 232 West l25th street. accused her
husband. Lyonce LANCER, in the Harlem Po-
lice Court Yesterday OF robbinG her OF $4,000
In diamonds jewelry. and money She lives
with her three children In the rear Of her
store. Her husband lived with her until .
week or two ago whom they quarrelled. aud
LANCER went TO 233 West | 25th street.
In the bGck OF tho store Mrs. LANCER has .
safe In which abe kept the towels and money.
The alleged stolen property belonged to jewell
ers who hat intrusted it to Mrs LANCER to cell
on commission. According to her story. she
left the store on sunday afternoon to visit
friends. She left her children at home. Upon
her return in the evening. ono OF the children
told her that LANCER had come to the store In
her absence opened tho safe. and taken every-
thing out oft.
Mrs. LANCER wrote to her husband. she says.
demanding tho return OF tho property. and he
replied declining to do so, adding that II be-
lonEed to him. Then she called upon Inspector
Mclaughlin and LANCER was arrested on
Wednesday night In his rooms
After reading tho complaint. on the request
OF tho lawyers. Justice Weldo set the case
down for examination this afternoon. LANCER
was placed under 500 bail. in default 1t
H. said TO belong to Jewellers. Emanuel KATE,
Charles Rosenberg. and others.
During the afternoon session Of the court
Mrs. LANCER came in accompanied Ivy new
lawyer and man said to he her father.
Your Honor" she said I've discovered that
have maize "a serious mistake In my COM
plaint. There was not nearly 50 much prop
erty tGkcn a. ! at first supposed. ! want to
And refuse to allow you to do 49," Justice
Weda replied. I'm going to get At tho facts
in this case. You found It easy TO get into this
court. but II will DO an entirely different mat
ter before you get out OF IT.
With tears in her eyes the woman begged
the Iuatirs to return the mrlnint. but he
steadfastly refused. He ordered her To leave
the court room. remarkinR. You were before
me once leiorc and pulled the WOO over my
eyes. but assure YOU you cannot do 80 again
! am going tn make you prove every state
mcnt you have sworn to In your charge"
Mrs. LANCER was in the Harlem curt about
ak months ago az complainant against three
men TO whom she claimed o have sold jewplry
worth $500. on memorandum. when In re-;
hllty 1t had been sold outright. Fha charged
the persons with selling III" iewelry and
koeping tho money. Justice Welde dismissed
the complaint. The Justices remarks yester-
day gave the impression that he did not ne
leve that Mrs. Largcr's husband had any,
thing to do with the alleged robbery on sunday.
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BOYCOIIJNG WILLIS.
The Hest Society In Honolulu Wont Have
Anything TO Do with Him.

The Hest society IN honoiuiu " ont nave
Anything TO DO with Him.
OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 1s.-Minister Thurston OF
Hawaii passed through Omaha en- route to
Washington to-day. William Warehouse a
brother Of Henry Warehouse Of President
Dolc's Advisory Board. was passenger on
the same train Mr. Waterhou has been In
Honolulu for several month. and Ia now going
to his homo In Cedar Rapids. In speaking Of
Hawaiian affairs Mr.. Warehouse said:
There are no official strings tied 20 me- and
/ will speak right out Minister Willis kept
the people OF Honolulu in suspense and terror
for several days, and has succeeded In getting
himsel! generally dlsliked. don't believe he
will remain at Honolulu. but will resign.
because he Ia practically boycottsd by the
white residents OF Hawaii. who are all
IreJudlced against him. This feeling has
even extended to the social ostracism OF his
wife. Nerv few, II any; OF the ladies OF Homo
fear a repetition II the conduct Of Commits
sioner BlOunt and wife. who asked them cor
tain questions aud confined them to replies OF
merely yes or no. with no opportunity to
explain more fully.
Naturally the ladies who were thus mis-
represented desire no more experience OF that
sort. ,,-,.
dav from Honolulu. On the steamer will he
some IMPORTANT ndvices from the islands. and
the result will he that all the correspondence
between Minister Willis and President Dole.
together with y review Of the latest state at
fairs at Honolulu, vii necessarily be given to
Congress and tho public or else | miss my
reckoning. Popular sentiment Is for Dole and
growing Caily.'
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The E.orssu,xsa Cortag- Tru.t.

ALBANY. Jan. ia certificate OF authorize
tIon 10 DO business In this State was issued by
the Secretary OF State to-day to the United
States CordaCe Company. which Is a New Jer-
sew corporation. The company is the re-
organized Cordace Trust and is incorporated
under the laws OF New Jersey. with capital
stock OF $3i 100000 The names and resi-
dences OF the stockholders and the number Of
shares hold by each are as follows: Rudolph
Keppler. 10 shares; George q. Williams. 10;
William W. Sherman, 10; Joseph J. O'DoEo-
hue, lOi Valentine Snyder, l0i IhornTell
New York city William H. OTbiu, 10 Augustus
Z. Kellogg. JT,, 10 E,izahcth, n j.; i.dwsrd
CITY: MILAN h. sewall 10 Bostou francis
Smith, 10; laul lichtenstein 10, bTOoSlyn;
John Scott, To- South beach, y, y. Rudolph
Keppler is the President Of the COMPANY and
the headQuartors are located az l35 Front
street. New York. II cost the compaRy "a leo
OF 81 / In the Secretary o. states OIllCe 10 So
cure such authorization.
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RKsTLEss VIEW lr lLBlsr.
nrseb-ms-aesa Legislators wouis Lrns -
Tsik with Depey $50 NEtiisr.


With young Ham Fish practically defeated
IN what the Republicans term his mlschievous
methods. there are certain hssemblymen and
Senators At Albany who have taken another
tack. and who declare that before passing on
certain legislation they would like to talk with
Warner Miller and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The three Executive Committeeman at LARGE
OF the Republican State Committee are Mr..
Plat. Mr.. Miller. and Mr.. Depew. Mr.
Miller was sick all summer. and even
now Ia not In health. although his friends
are glad to see . daily improvement in him.
Still. he Is not strong. aud he has many cares
OF business to look after Mr.. Depew spent the
greater part Of the fall In Europe.
On Mr., Depew's return many Of the Assem-
blymen and Senators consulted with him also.
Mr.. Miller has been dinidsnt lie visited the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, for the first time. In six
months, almost Immediately after election
day: Mr.. Plat was ga 70 see him. and said:
been so sick. l am very GLAD that. you are out
again. would Ike TO say that the Republi-
sN q the SDp SSts mould Ike y y0I
Gus officers Of the Assembly and Senate
at Albany this winter; I wish you would state
are all glad to see you out again, and we all
went you to state your views franks"
DR.. Depew and SIR. Plat have also had talks.
II must be always remembered. though, that
Mr. Platt is the master NepuDncnn OF tne
State for the reason that he gives more time
TO the politics Of his party than Mr.. Miller or
Mr. Depew. While too IN uch Impotence may
have bsen attributed to MIR. Fish's performance.
ret some OF the Republican Legislators at Alba
NJ are restive under the presence OF Charles
w. Hackett, Executive Chairman OF the state
Committee. and Louie +. Payn OF Columb ia
county. some OF Mr., lIacketts critics say that
he should resign as Executive Chairman oil tho
State Com mittee.
The presence OF Mr.. Pnyn. at Albany is eI.
planned on. the, ground that Mr.; MalnY, as
keep the majority closely united, and that
senator Saxton Is rather n poor stick to end
the majority In the Senate. AS one Republican
put II last night:
II needs aom sbody with tho deter m nation
Of Q bulldog to keep the Republican Assembly
men and Republican Senators from playing
into tho hands OF the minority. There are
some mighty smart Democrats at Albany
this winter. IL there is any compliant ot
foreign interference by Ham Fish and other
Republican klckers, 1t Is merely because the
alleged leaders in Albany haven't tho mental
grasp to keep these young ROSTERS In line"