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f!lWS CONVERSATIONS.

The Belgian cabi:.et Las resigned.
The Mississippi IS clear of ice at s;.sls
E:,lds, M.nl1.
At atI Wing, Fred BurrilI received !
seatvAse g oI one Year tor forgery.
Etfvr5s are u ing made to establish a
te'ci'hoiis2 e1 yhanse Red Win,, Minn.
I-c t:iai of Gvlseil.no III :uliani for
t-i= lAar;;er If i'aG:i.ti. Ferrari i, ID
l'lo- rcs5 AZ ST. Pau.
ne annual r,g;i.5a of the AIinnesot !,
az, Flanllcg I.oW-in, association aoas
- " i1ln. e5 this year.
Tie C:tho IL church at S., Lucas
one OF tie ia st il Northern low :, W s
s;i:ok i'y- shtlin5 and t a;l.y dam ged.
Ine London fines says it is taken for
granted lii Radi al c;j c.es that i;ar:i:-
1AeA5 VII dissolve III July if not carrier.
JAMES Z. Nj Cavern has lea,, aD-
yoi..scl Postmaster at 5ilssouri V..il.:.
Ia, ana Tho,n1s Lotus at W.s1
Ci-l0:l, il.
There are but % PERSONS at the Hin
nealti S workhc'sae the present time.
lhe lowest number IT has season Of the
Year since 1859.
i. Al. Johnson. e,1-s|lcrif Of Kackuh
county, IA. stl;cnj5l ify shooting.
tintnc'dl elnharIa a3s:lixllt an. ,,sl..i:al
Gisap,nl:itn1en-.
at Burlington, Ia, Ms. John Qick
was n family llliei ~ falling under
ti:e burlington, Cedar Il lu! IS and
No'1hsrn train wAjl. aligh Ing.
General Wallace a III survivors Of the
Ihlid division, A:nly o. the Tennessee.
are 70 march over heir route at Sni,ol
1o dispute charges made i'll history.
l.as bound shipments from, Chicago
loc4i ano.:ier upw"r,i bound last we~S.
ne total was S9,6 tons, against ST G55
1of Tie preceding Week an ss.Jl5 for
the corresponding werls Of last Year.
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NANDERSGN ON EECCE
The Nebraska Senator Favo:s Municipal
(t;.tTo. OF Street Il, ,y.:y: Etc

fhe Nebraska Senator Favo:s Municipal
Control OF Stree. IA way, Etc.
WAsHISGToS, n .rcil Il. 1.-Senator
Mard rson has Put himself Oh record ss
Icing il fayc1 of 1E,1slie ipal ownership
OF street railways, lighting and water
works. Addressing the annual meeting
CT the v 'tshlngton Congregational club
upon The Good Citizen in Municipal
Affairs" the senator advocated a change
in the present syse OF municipal gov
eEnment. It WAS unfair til It in so
many cases men controlled the funds of
municipality Who had 10 interest in
its welfare and prosperity. Private
corporations. he said, had no right
10 furnish the light, water OF
transportation for municipal purposes.
Ii there was profit il conducting these
enterprises, the municipality should
conduct them and reap the ienetits.
AMI it was the duty Of good citizens t.
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y EaiSa Re,ort

LONDON, March 2l.-The Bra lillian
minister in this city has received the
following dispatch from Rio Janeiro:
ut IS entirely false that the insurgents
have gained victory at Itavre, or that
5000 loyal troops surrendered or have
been taken prisoners as reported in
Buenos Ayres dispatch few days
ago. The government has massel
large force on the frontier between Para
and Sac Paulo, which gave the insur-
gents no chance Of invading the state of
Sac Paulo. De- Melio is unable to do
anNthinc, -
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HanSbroush Expects success-

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-sanatcr
Hansaroush rather anticipated that he
woul' get His Russian thistle i'll up in
tie senate Monday y unanimous con-
sent. HID he succeeded in doing SO
there is but little doubt but that it
would have passed. Other measures,
however. crowded it o1t hr. Hans
trough said that he felt positive of get
ting the measure U? this week aad be
has 10 fear bat that il viii pass.
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FLGGDs AND EAsL.CErS,
:! !h@ Union Pacific Greatly Ha.na.ed

th" Union Pacific Greatly Ha.naeed in
IAaha-snme Fatalities.
NAaiFA, Ida. March % The record
of :le liaho division OF the Union Pa
c.fi@ railroad for the lsast we=l5 hls been
o:le o. floods and washouts. No trains
have ! cen al la to get through since
Nonday one week ago, but arrange
tlelts are being completed for transfer
r.1'!, at Cwehee, % miles east OF here.
The first delay was caused BY land
slide near Mountain Home. Three
tralnp5 We're killed and The engineer
killed. Great ds:lna-e was then done
BY breaking Of the Orch ;rl irrigation
dam. The wreck Of /. freight train at
Huntington, and another food between
Saoshone and Pocatello conn .Sc the
Llisia!s. The great amount OF snow i'll
the mouatains and sh:nooh wind il..s
made 1t Impossible for stages to reach
$ iver City or ID .ho City for several
DAYS,
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Lie Mars 20 Kank;on.

1ASHT1S, S. D., March 21.-J. S.
-Aeckllns oi Chicago, lacked by sufffi-
clent capital, has begun preliminary
work of constructing railroad from
L. M IT'S, la, to Ya.lk,on, and thence to
Norfolk, Neb.. a iis;aace OF 1870 miles.
Tie road from LIE M rs to Y.,nkton
wilt I e operated by the Illinois Central.
Iae lin, from Yankton to Norfolk is
par:i..liy graded, ard is known as the
\ n:Stoa, Norfolk ana Southwestern.
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To ES>E.iT "EiDERS."
4 Resolution tn Enlarge the Veto Power
If the President.

4 RESOLUTION t" Enlarge the Veto Power
ef the President.
W AsIISGToS, March 2l The uucs-
ton OF amending the constitution of the
United States SO AS to give to the presi-
dent the 1l-it to veto items of anrro-
l'r-atlon bills has long been one that
maiiy ile:a ers OF son.r SIS Lave given
considerable thought to. l. is wei
k:-oHll that II yq1ently The chies ezeyu-
tive finds provisions in these ills
that ;,r' thjectioaa: ie to Il N, YET,
rather lhai st:trGce the numerous
1teil. which would result fro.n Il voto
he slgns the Ill and they be ONE laws
as Il whole. Fruitiess Efforts nave been
Mad l.: previous congresses to remedy
TINS unsatisfactory condition of affairs,
and IL this COZ gress similar attempt
VIII lie made. Rel reseilt,&tive Dear
mond OF Missouri h.:s introduced in tae
house u Resolution amel ;in5 tie consti-
luton SO as to empower the president
to ve>o a;.y ole or more H. lis Of a..
al p: ol,i'iati bill.
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" AsEI1sGToA, Ia, March 21.-A
white figure has been haunting the rail
road trsc.s III MS city for some time at
nlshz. she seems to lie in search of Il
certain young man, as he IS been
chased by her several times and on G
she eaught his brother, who res mbie,
him, but let him 80. A party OF men
have laid Ill wit for her several nights,
but she failed to appear.
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Chicago Live Stock

CHA Mar h 20 tS94
CATTLE-Harket SLOW: big stee uea ly
uHsalea1le light st 'ch in far demand; prime
t. s2tra steers, 4 oG4.6 fair to O! $40, .
4. .; others, 5 1885.
hoGs-.- ark activ steady. Rough and
heavy, 81 @f2; rough packers ana mixed
s4.o 4.o'; PRIME heavy and Lutcher weights
S4.5o Z 40 assorted light, :4.6al47o
shEEP AN hAABS-Steady. Top sheep,
Si4O $780, top lambs. Slutt4.ss5
Receipts: Cattle, 3,5 .; hogs 1900: sheen
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L stol Bankers Protest.

Boston, March "a document
signed y over 80 Of the most prominent
bankers III this city has been forwarded
to President Cleveland, urging upon
hln tie necessity of refusing to sign the
selSniorase bill, and stating th;t it will
ruin the banking business, create dis
trass and III u measure ruin the faan-
elal standing of t;e country. Such
firms as Kidder, Peabody & Co., Lee,
hl55ginsoa & Co., AMI many others OF
equal prominence are sisners of the
document
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Dy1v2UE, March II Al ele, tiea case
Of so.1e Importance Was developed at
Farley. in TINS county. The name of
A. j. Woods N-;.s pl .cel on the official
b;.l.ot to1 town recorder. A Man NAMED
ei fridge, whose name h d no. lee,l
1ne.l1lored, received mere than double
the Votes Of Wood. Bot.l clam to have
been elected. The matter has Teen re-
te:I1si to the county atto1n.y.
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NlSEE.:o.Is to-opE..a-Es.

twin CITY boards of Trade Work To-
a+ts'r ser tiit. Superior Cana! Surrey.
MlNSEAPcL!s, March 2!.-After Il
WeeA OF Investigation the Minneapolis
beard o. trade has adopted the r>coln-
1iten1atiols OF the St. Paul cham er of
commerce cc,1,l1!lte and vii Cooperate
il tie e1Tor" being mad; to secure an
from congress for a sur
w q rNuSe Tor waterway from
LAKE Slpei ior TO The Twin Cities.
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OCSTED OFFICERS.
The Michigan Supreme Court Sus-
tlIns the Acton Of Governor
E:rh
in Removing Several of the State
Officers For Gross Negli-
gancr.
Stay of Judgment Pending Appeal to
the United States Supreme
Court e fused.

LANSING, Mich. March 21.-Tne su-
rrelne court rendered a decision sus-
tal'.lag Governor Rich in removing
Secretary OF State Joachim, State Treas
urrr Hambltzer and Land Commissioner
Berry, for gross negligence in failing
p rsonally to canvass The returns of the
amendment election Of 1898.
Iaey hold that it was within the
power OF the governor 10 remove such
Oil. ;tls under the constitution. and that
he has power to determine as to the
facts
A judgment Of custer is entered.
Fefu'e! IL stay.
As soon as the decision was read,
So4cAel Atkinson, for the canv ssers,
alli' nnce,t that lie would appeal the
Case to the Uuite,! States sulr -nle court
and asked for a stay of proceedings.
Che. Justice MSGr,.th refu ;e the st V.
saying the point could be determined
just Il; we'll il tie custer went into effect
Immediately.
Iile cause looking to TIE removal Of
tie officers by tie governor. was gross
ne g1gen>e i'll fern itting the manipula-
tscn Of the returns of 1893, whereby
their Salaries and tia. Ct TIE attorney
general were ] rsely increased.
All of the above officials and several
clerks have been indicted by the grand
jury i'll various c..arges eff fraud.
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Northwestern Wheat Stock.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 2i.-TEe North
western Miller reports the stocks of
wheat IN the public a:;d private eleva.
to1s oi -s!inl@salolis IJilis,ll al:i oul elior,
aAd IL eu'1sitiy elevators exclusive Of
ml!l, storage and inlcpendent bny-
ersj OF ,llnicesota Id the tv o Dakotas
at ~9,}ie,5J0 bushels, an Increase for
Tie WEEK OF sS,5il bushels. Ga March
|, 1893, It was IL. SO, Geo Iu.heI5.
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sho. Through t!,s ,y,nt,,y.

ST. PAUL, March 21-At 4 o'clock &.
81. A. Lenck was shot through the rigi. t
arm by an unknown person. Lenck
who lives on the West S lie Il ITS, one
mile outside the patrol limits, was in
his house at the time, AMI the bulle.
was fred through the win low.
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II neSe Eoyc TT u Sunti,y ScI,ooI

NEW HAVEN, Coan., M,rca 21.-
Twenty five Cinnamon have declared a
boycott against the First Methodist
Fl .lss opal Sunday school. A week ago
their opium dens We're raidei, 6G arrests
We're made and fan tan p4raphernulia
colfscated. Mrs. Gro lser, wi Of Po-
Ice Sergeant Crocker. teaches in the
Chinese Sunday school class, and they
sllese that she gave the police hint Of
their gambling. The boycott is the re-
suit.
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1ni:aieipkiaus Protest

PHI 1IADELPHLA, March 21.-The e7ecr
tive council Of the board of trade has
adopted the report of a srcciul commit
tee which sent to The senate protest
az '1.ist the passage OF tie seisn;orags
b,iI, and a memorial to the president re-
Gues..ilg him 10 veto it.
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Fairfax, Mimi, March 21.-Fsirfax
has a champion. Joseph buehler, a
y"7as Man OF tn:s place, for a small
wager, succeeded il e ting o pounds of
re-" sausage and four poun.!s of raw
Veal IL les than two hours time. He
also mad bet that he could eat lOJ
"a" es-s and two roun Is of hay,
eiopi,ed up together, ii three hours.
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OIL ct to Reiuc Taxed.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21-Tne Build
ing Association league of Pennsylvania
has appointed committee to prepare
and forward to congress and members
OF aft lated associations memorial
praying for the defeat Of the proposed
clause of the Wilson I'LL imposing tax
on building ascot tons.
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Fnu1d S;nlone:.u', Remains,

DETROIT, Mich, March 2l,-A special
to Tne Tribune from Saginaw, says:
Iae relHains OF Leaa,ler S.no1iesu, the
ex-'nayor ",li ex-re=ister OF deeds OF
Saginaw, wAo disappeared sud lea,y the
night Of Jan. 20 last, was discovered
ato it 10 miles down the river by two
toys " 40 Were cate hing driftwood. 1t
VS. some time before the deconnosed
iG..SS was TecOcniZpG
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EyORE GOLD FINDS.
Tie Latest Bonanza DiSginss Discovered
at Quincy, Mimi.

AA NuIncy, MIMI
QoISCT, MIMI. March 2l.-While the
RAINY L ,ka anl Redwool Falls god
excitement is at its height another
"ilid'' is re. .,o,te(1 from an unexpected
quarter. Jacob Me:la, sm Il farmer
living on the middle lra,lvil OF tie
w Whitewater river, WHO h;s re-
Gently secured title to d large
tr,tct OF Wild (aad hitherto
worthless} lanl com .,risi = several
thousand acres. known as the pines"
has made public the discovery Of 10th
'free gold and an imn1 4nse vein of
gold bearing Gaar'z on this property.
An Old iolIy-niner who has fully ex-
tlored tia property, proaounces the
prospects equal to any-t!lin ! ne hal ever
Sen IN the palmiest days OF California
Operations for improving the
nile will be commenced at once.
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Chicago Isot,i Eace.

CHICAGO, Il .rch 81. The big bicycle
ia e held yearly On May 50, and for
merry run south, paralleling the lake
shore from the center of the city to
Pullman, viii hereafter be run over
noriherly course. Ihe event will here
after lie known as the Chicago 70. d
zee, insteal Of the Pullman, and will
W a &c lslon of the Associated Cy cling
clubs I e run on the Sheridan drive Wi Ii
si!e Grant monument i'll Lincoln park
rs q starting al. Finishing point.
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A Farmer Missing.

IA,'K7oN, S. D., Mare, e1.-Franlz
WeIer, a German farmer, VINO started
to walk from his so1's farm to his own
10 days ago, did net reach his destina-
tion. and it is Lelieved fell into the
Missouri river an was drowned. No
trace OF him can De found, although the
country has been searched for miles
arulIlI
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4 PRIVATE MINT.
sonebody Turning Out Standard Silver

Somebody Turning Out Standard Silver
Dollars,
OMAHA, March 2l.-Four special
treasury department secret service men,
In addition to the regular force en-
poyed at division Headquarters and the
forces OF the United States maIshal's
Office are working in Omaha and vicin-
ity to unearth private mint which has
turned out over 500, 600 standard silver
dollars, using the same amount of sill
yer and alloy as the government. The
rl~lt Eas been in operation some
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In Neal iscw'., Native City.

PORTLAND, NJ, IL tr,.;1 21.-The
.-ai:lr ranch OF the w. G. 7. U. held
d, l1nnal,lse demonstration il the city
hall as token Of res .ec1 assi e,teem to-
:trt. General Neal Dow. Cue vener-
';o!" rtohibitiolist himself was the c.n-
:-a. :lSss'cre OF the occasion, having Ge-
cj;n"si Il score OF more OF invitations in
e'der 10 spend t.le Day uinyns his
Kindred aid loNnstolis.
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KANSAS CITY, Kan, March 21.-Tho
Wyandette Jockey club, composed of
prominent Eastern turf1nen. under the
presidency Of ]. W. Croker Of this city.
eal:lt"hst and stock lrcker, have
leased the track here and will give a
80 Gays race meeting commencing
u sreh 81
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ENG;lenr-l tioux.

BERLIN, n .rth 81. The Russo Ger
man co1nmerci treaty ratifca;ions
We're exchanged at the foreign Office
between Baron Marsvlall Won BE. er-
stell, the secretary OF st.te for foreign
affairs. AMI Coult S-houyaioT, tie
!. ..,rSiiu ;.,n ;aa ssalln1.
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HASTINGS, Mimi, March 2l.- The
heirs OF the late General c. P. Adams
have sued the Northwestern Endow-
n1ent aud Legacy association Of Red
Wing to recover $1,000 o. a policy held
by him.
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RATi; MANI: ULiTISG.
ona way Fare From NJ. Paul 20 Chicago
Gay !'s Placed ut Sd

asy BE- Placed at Sd.
ST. HAuL, Mare, ai.-The one way
rae 10 Chicago is liuble to be reduce ],
to 80. One f the Ciic4so-S.. Paul lines
IA, made application to the " Western
fts5 niger association for authority to
quote this raie as relief against certain
competitors, wli>h it charges with Sc
cret rate cutting. 1t holds that some,
It not all, its competitors We been
II npulaiins the tariff rate OF
ll.5o through scllp=rs to such al ez-
tent that a 50 rate has leen effected.
Tne ch:.rge5 made by this road VIII be
investigated and its request considered
by the Western PasSe lser association
II Chicago. All St. Paul -gh;ca-o lines
VIII he represented at the meeting,
5'T;il Il promises to develop SOM inter
estinss facts regarding tie integrity OF
certain Lines ii this territory US MAIN
CT autn>r;z.l rates.
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NA;sAs CITY, March 2l.- Charles Il.
i:,,:'., 4.j4s Frank H. Fuller, wanted fer
:':'ArTol5 pension frauds ,;lrYil 5hout
;>,:.>a< ma il other places, Was arrested
~" u Deputy United Stal,, Marshal
i, ~. iu:ler has o.nIe4 ne ui,icers
=@;r:c:,: ccss and is a nutv..eu- Az. ex-
s-3irr.y clever sv:.l,.ier.
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Cou tterfeiters Canture,I

CREsToN, Ia, March Fl e. w. Well
Yer and Dan Coburn were arrested at
Lewis ly Deputy United States Marshal
Ri ~hards OF the charge of counterfeit
ing. Their place of operation was
Clarinda. Their home was searched
and nearly full complement of coun-
teIfeitlng material found.
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HOMAGE 10 DOW.
ihe Veteran Temperance Worker Re-
c@lyes Honor Of Which d King
Might Be Proud.
W.. {. 7. G. Of England aal America
Daily Observe tie Occasion With
D-m mOIiS!rtlt .nns.
Hearty Greetings Flashed Tu.le.
tie oc,an and Across the
Continent.

New YORK, March 23!.-To5nasa that
a king would appreciate has been paid
fer tie past two Or three days or two
contir ents to General Neil Dow Of
Maine on the occasion OF the 30;il birth
day cf the famous a her cf rn"ibito1y
law, or the ''Gr..1t, Cll Han os Prob!5i-
ton IS fiiss Frances V i'll I'd has
christ med him, and it has fallen to the
share of t.w lasn rot idclt-
sd With political lie to r.
celve the illteinat:o'l;sl reco--
zition ti2at goes cut 10 the venerable
New England citiz II OF The Pine Tree
st =. Marry a year ago the idea OF
an i.ittl..a ioEal cc.e3 T. tioa of the day
was co3ceiJe:l, aa.i he event VS. for
7:lu:a.e5i ~ Miss E.ances Willard. and
It wss at once taken n, uy h;.;,!re Is C
l,r IL he, cf the fTo-lels Christian
Iei:3p, race union il tbs country, rs
Well as " tie t.'snp /. e socites CT
stl'tsi:t Britain, the latter desi:,n4:in5 it
Is -. lite I tie: day"
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ST. PAUL, 1laroh 21,-Henry John
s2l, t;le ,;oun; co.orei laan who killed
henry Z 'li!ns, and was recently con-
t.eted Of III .lisidughter in the first de-
gree, WIS sentenced by Judge Kerr to
serve eight years at b trl labor In the
Ee2itentlary at Saltwater.
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HELPLESS SOLDIERS. CHILDREN
"A Eccisicl Expected to Give Them a
fensionab'A Status.

~~-~
fensionabA Status.
y t.sIii,>;GToN, March 21.-tan i;nno:-
t;:nt pension decision by Assistant Sec
retary j. N. Reynclis is looked fer t..iis
week. Il refers to totally helpless chill
dren OF t'-cea-ed soldiers It has lseen held
heretofore that they had 40 pensionatle
Status ali many s.}ec.sil acts have been
passed. and are pending to cover such
cases. Il is stated On good authority
that the secret"ry Will hold that chill
dcen Who We're le1sionei through the
moth or guard al as minors Up to the
age of Is aad who are or who become
Totally and permanently helpless are
p rslo2ab:c under tie general laws.
Inls vii reach considerable number
ct highly mel. .torious cases who have
been deprived of deserved assistance
owing to the difficulty i'll passing special
acts Of this character.
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TFHRE IAeIE. I'D, M..rch al.-Ch.ef
Clark OF the Brotherhood OF Conductors
ltft last ulSht for Omaha by WAY of
IiHcago III co1np!L lily with Chief S:.,-
gent of the Brotherhood. of r1re,neu.
with whom lie has BEEN in conference.
regarding the len linz Investigation Of
judge Jenkins
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t":,.ra.nl.t ons hy the Score.

PORTLAND, he, March q. Letters
n::'; ttie.-ra,ns ty the score nave baen
l"":i'5 IL during the past p hours
uroA Neal Nows household, congra:u-
!ti:!2 tie temperance retoGm-r upon
Having .achei his 3Jth birtld ". Many
l,>1'''ti'ns and addresses Of greeting,
:i'.'fi'ie,. ~ widely Scattered temper
;.i..- elclo;les, have also been received.
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EiaeG a Safe.

Blue EARTH CITY, 1l11i1on.. March u
-buv-lars entered the hardware store
Of Otto kaurp & soA, pried open the
safe an' obtained three grain checks
che private cheek, one township order,
. .;;'s;s Eol.l watch yai;;=d at $50 and
) u ii cash
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-24
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO March % 1884,
WHEAT-Easy. Cash, 55zs g.; Nav Sc:
July. ..94c.
CORN-Stcaly Cash, 3556c; Nav :-s6c.
July, sSlsc.
=. oATszsteady. ;: ~ Cash, so'4 Nay, so1sc;
PoRk-s'ea Rii Nav, sIn.s5; July, so8715.
LAk,-i low T. May. 81. Is; July, sj4.
SHORT iiiES te. dv. May. i, fs.s. I,,,
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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-24
Sell Royal Palaces.

LONDON, March 21.-A special dis
patch to The Standard from Vienna
t'ys shat all the royal Italian palaces
and domains outside of Rolne with the
exception of the palaces at Turin, Ven
ice, Florence, Naples and Palermo and
a few hunting grounds, will be sold.