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l"oH me hiyice ani st.pusI IN amaze.
mehl. Al tne same instant Willitm
ieTtyi OF tue nrera company manase-
mtnl, Stepped on The stage aud walked
tuwau RIlrmau.
Not another step" shouted the
latluft OF tho same TINS raising HE
hAhd In dtsmatic way. Mr.. PER-,
ais stopped, nut - no did ~ ne gave
signal sui the curtain was fung
down. II tnsn was between II aud
The iOolhghts and Max DasJl1 an
CHARLES Gilick.on, stage hands, were
cont out 10 remove him. Esch
SEIZED one Oi his arms anu the man
was LED into tho wings, loudly protest.
INK that his captUfs were msEinS the
IN stake NJ their nves In ~ hauIltng
MIN. II TIM was taken ~ tho
psiicr g. EaftiaJB street station, where
he taxed m an iucIhtreni mannct,
calming to DO ih, SIn VI uOJ aud ~ b.
p.ssesaeI VI uiviue ppweiB.
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One THEORY KILLED.
Tho Murdered Nm Shipped From
Salt Llsl MOI Pike.
WROTE A LETTER JULY 3, 1898.
Was LIST Seen at seattle July q, Five
Months After the Dlsappearaueo
Of Chnztl.

Speculation on one point Of the mys.
tcIy connected with the ChaEal dls,p.
peafance aud the discovery o. the
gnasily tem,lns 10 the ENC box al
Chicago was Get completely at rsa.
today. All along there has been a
vague belief 10 certain quarters
that the 10 ~ m'g1t be- that Of Ouver
Pike, who sudleuly dsparteI from
public gAzs 10 the state OF washlngtoa
In 1888 The following dispa chss,
however seem 10 put an absolute
qIicIus on that theory and will have
"a tendency 60 strengthen the We've Of
Detective Rhodes ADD some others
Ihat the CORPSE Is that Of ChsIaE
CHICAGO, March %. - TIE mys-
tetiUus corpse found in she packing
case apparently cannot be tue body u
Ouv'f PIKE. Pike wrote n letter July
., 1898, ave months sitter tho box mas
snii ped from SAT- LsEo CITY. lie was
seen July 3, 1893, when he dlsap-
ieHftu Ia the slste Of Washington,
over 200 miles from Utsh. a dspatch
l'hA RNahNlN HN'AAA W kAfN NaA a ~
h fufy absolute denial.
rEA1ILE Wash, March 3i.-Oliver
PIX, wuu-v remains are said " bv Ia
tue uUK soli NJ an ex pfeLs auction 10
Chicago, came g. Wellington about
ak yeHis Hgl. He worked a. an at
tsudHut nj toe SleilaCo0m Insane
asylum Tor time, lie was discharged
IN tho iGli OF 1870. He then worked
tor several mun,h'A ~ Port BlakeIey In
tho Uig lumber mil. subsequently ha
was 10 Aberdeen, WASH, lhsu no
went back g. Bskeluy, but "a tbs
spflng Of 1873 went 10 Everett Hnd
ttareI lautdry. II was not tuo.
ct's. He came g. Seattle the lAst VI
June VI tue nfsl OF July, 1898, aud
siA,rd with Mf. anu Mfs. ~. o.
james, old friend. He LETT their house
~ g. M. July 5 u ste some friends
ron Port BiAkrity who were ming
10 seattle tor the "Fouflh," Thag IL
the last that has ever been heard Of
him, Jones was ~ tho Asy lum AZ "A
attendant when Pike was tuofr.
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TIE MINING MARKET.
Proceedings nm 'uhsure Hat, With
Little riltbIrg the favored stock.

Tuis wasa hat Jay On 'chaugc, espe.
cialy W with toe listed stUcks, VIII Oh
would have scotsI an Cul.and-out
whitoVash had II not been lot the sale
Of one hundred shares si Dalton and
Lsfs. The dealings IN unlisted prop.
orIl,s wcts shared only - Little Piits.
turg sud Clown, although quotations
were placed on number 0i others.
In tue call ~ Ceuteuuial.F Eureka
fifteen subfes were offered at s7j, but
MT a piI made It, aIpsafalce. Eight
dollar. was the figure domHudvl by
uoldcfs Of Daily aui although $500
wa. bid fot % shares OF the stock,
SELLERS refused 10 move one whit from
the quotation made BY them, and thus
a sale was prevented. NUtwilustanI.
INK the roceut fich srlku In the Mef.
cur niue, the stock It'll sept IT, down.
ward ten onoy, $40 being asked Tor II
auu 50 % b.d,
The quotations on Mammoth were
10 cllte tnat itwas thamu 10 see the
HANNH IAhtA WIN NNNNNNluk va 80 ~ .
uut sI.h was tho case. Holders n tue
stock wanted g. Goat first but fnnily
dropped tn $40, meeting with n
bid VI a. IS; there II hung for a lew
sec nJf, until Caller C0lbOTn ustlced
that there was no chsnc- tor sale,
anI down came his tack.hAumer A
board lot n' . itafiI CJu 4 nave buen
had at gl3 90, while JU snsree were
lie oI nj SIS 90. The bid, howbyt r,
wHtgO Ar away 10 result b. business
b,iug done. ruusniuo Sill tenaiua
Il WI, ami the illufos offered ~ the
Uuyers Indicate an attempt 10 pull II
down siill farther.
The busiutHs on the unlisted call vas
c1nhutd mainly 10 Little ri,tsJufg NJ
Advancing hsufcS. Twelve thuusaLd
sha - iDuuu takers, some ot II Ufing.
iur | cents. u edmond Auacotds .
Arug skywatd aud proml 10 10 brirg
quite u lice nsufo boiJfo long.
Natural Bzs Ia slowly climbing back
tu the pia.c which II occupied prior TO
the &C Atatiln Of the "ifisb dlyvy.n
Two tuOusani sDh'ss VI the Crown
sock brought ~ cents. Dat. u
.iumpeu 70 fr.
TINS olosing ngures were a. follow;
LiHIED STOCKS.
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Messenger pigeon service.

WAsmS0TON, March 8l.--SecrStary
HsrDtrI aduel n novel chapter 10 our
naval strategic tactics when he signed
the order adopting messenger pigeon
service for COST Geisuses. Many
hundreds Of pigeons are shortly to b.
distributed Ia groups among about
twenty different points along the Al.
lanlio coast. Here they win be kept
In oOops until educated to regard their
new quaftoTs as permanent homes, to
which they Will return when liberated
from Nusseia plying the tea boaTj,
Having thus teen domtstioAled they
viii be placed aboard coasting yessrls
anu carefully trained 10 Ind their
homes without losing time. Tue cOOps
will oil DO placed In telegraphlc CON
nectlon with Washington.
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STATE coIy.NrIoS.
New Hampshire Republicans Eisot
BtIcrHis-.

CONCORD n. H., March 81 Tho
New liza up'hifs Republicans held tue
state cIuvculigu hef- to-day. UuituI
states Senz,Or Chandler presided, HE
speech was ma Ieutly interrupted by
applause, HE ,"entiUu Of Ihomas Is.
Reed ~ the nations choice aroused
great rnthu'iasm. Stephen =. Jowctt,
General Frank >, Stfcetrr, II N. Chas.
1. MoAus ami Col. james a. WOOD
were elected dulegatrs.at.laTge ~ the
national convention by acci.mAtiOn;
brOige a. G. CLARK, stephen ~. Gsiv,
Oscat "A. Hatch, ID Atef RclatGs,
alternate; 4 d. Faux RI.llus Oiefol
a substitute financial plauE, Identical
with that adopted by the Maaachu-
eelts convention lsst week ~ IN
amendment ~ the resolution CHAIR.
man Putuey " the committee on
resolutions, Senator GAlliHgur huu
othriu oppuard the prop sitiDu. The
amendment was lost ~ an over.
wholming viva vOce vote. Tho Adop-
uDu Of the platform ~ presented ~
the committee ives made uuhuImlut.
AZ Yurumvut tJil0W cd.
Tho platform opens with congfatu.
ltilOus to u q county upon tbs ueAf
Gpprusch Of an opportunity for release
itum Democfstio misfule. IL cOltiU.
w.: 1--WE demand ths natl1uAI con.
ysnIiOn 90 nominate candidates whose
election will mean the slseuy repeal
u tbs Infamous anu tuinuus Demo.
cratic tariff sni tue HubiutuIon tueTe.
Tor Of ons Ds.ed upon mo pr Yciples "
The Mckinley 10 the sntotm6nt Of
currency laws tuAt will provide cir
culalIng medium, gold. silver snJ
paper, which will always be inter-
changeAtle At tho face value bo Jause
each auJ every dollar 10 Of the same
puichnsinS power ~ the gold dollAi;
liberal Hpprg ptistiOns Tor an adequate
navy AMI coast aud hatblr uefunsrs
aud Internal mprovbmrntf; fair Rud
grnerou' Ifeatment OF Uni0n veterans;
n foreign policy chaTaeleuz by STURDY
AmvrIosusm, including I've assertion
VI h. Monroe dOclfius Aui The moral
and ms,rrlal support Of Oubau patr,.
OB, u they have not already achieved
their inurpendc' Ce,auI the immediate
return TO all policies In which the
Republican party 70 successfully Illus.
tfstud tue sOuuduess o. its principles,
aud TO tho methods by which 10
demonstrated its a0lllty 10 apply these
PRIME pies 10 tue administration Of tue
government We rtoO2uIzn n, mIsl
cOnspieuJus among such cauuiustes
New EngIand's noble and illu.ifiOus
SOU, bon. Thomss Is. Reed Of Maine,
aud that pure, aOlu slaie'man ana
champion Of protection, Hon. WIN.
Nick ,nley OF Oli0. We will give tue
electoral vote VI New Hsmpshlfo 10
any nominee who wottniiy Tspfr,enl.
tbs parry, but We . Of uns Oft &c he.
cause either 10 Ia nimsslf n piStt.fm.n
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SUIT AGAINST RAILROADS.
The Interstate COmm]ICs Commission
and The Rae Schedules.
A Penalty Of $500 = nay asked for as
Long a. the Lew 10 Dis
regarded.

DENVER, March 3l.-Sait has been
died Ia tue United States circuit court
by tho interstate mmeTos commits.
sion Invoking tue aid OF the law 10 en-.
force Its orders agalust ten western
railroads and compel them 10 desIst
from Determinations between long anu
short hauIs. An order setting JAnu.
AIRY 10 ~ this lime when Ms schedule
rates III uid De am ended was made. but
The road. refuse to comply. Iujuuc.
ton 10 n, kod Remaining tue COZ, auies
from proceeding win tue eKisiin.
scheIu ,es, Judge Hallett IL asked to
lnpO,e penaiy upon tHOI company,
not exceeding {6nO - day as long As the
Jaw 10 disiesnIueI. Tue court ordered
the dsie, dsut cOmpauie, TO fiIo Ru
gnswrr on or uu NE May 4. lhs
= ,uGusfn Pacific, sanIa Fe, Colorado
Midland, Denver ami RIO Gfsudr,
Rio Gra do Wes'eru, Union Pacific,
Denver aud Gull, Atlantic an
Pacific, III. Louis aud san Ffancis.U
aud sJulhsrn Call OrniR are the ue-
IenuAnls.
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AROUND THE COURTS.
supreme Court Decision on 4 LltiEatsd
balance On a Washington school
Contract

Chlot Justice Zane handed down an
opinion this morning In the case Of tho
board Of education OF Salt Lake We tho
Salt Lake Pressed Brick company, the
Utah Stove aud HarIwate oompany,
BJtnUell & McCouAugby, Francis ~.
Wight ct al, affirming the Judgment
Of tue lower court. Justices BArtch
aud Miner concutrsJ. IL appears that
Francis 81. wnsht on August 1, 1891,
entered INTO n written contract to erect
the Washin. ton school building tor tho
plsinun for ti5 ,6UO, Of whlcn 81 0.6.o7
remained UNPAID upon Its compl, ton.
To this Remainder tue Sait Like
Pressed BroK Company, tho UtAu
- Ve auJ Hardware COM any, Both.
well q MOCvnAughy And other
defendants who had furnished
materials 10 Wight, which had uven
used tor the election VI the building
rsrh cyuttnded.
Uuder these circumstances the plAip.
tn died lis ,ntrrpleadet agAiust the do
irnJsnA Aud dep itited Ihe amOunt 10
dispute with tho clerk Of the court aud
zsEed the court 10 ROUTE the dpieu.
dants making the elaine, 10 liugate
their rights among themselves. To thI
plant tis compliant the various dGien.
dants died answers and CrOss.o0m.
plants, The lower court drCfeed that
tue Q Ists should be paii 10 the bret In.
stance from The funds Ia the banda oi
the clerk, S6.b.OO 10 Mason a ". aud
tho remainder 10 Boutwell, aud Nc.
Conaughy. From this decree the Salt
Lake Pie.ssd Bnck company and lhs
Utzh Stove anu Hardware company
uNtHaI.u
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10 TOW a nn.gs Aere.. lhs A,IsnlIe.

Nav IUml, March 3l.-r Tue 3 auu.
atJ "a company Jufiug me cary cum.
Wet months viii make Hn attempt 10
tow barge across tue Atlantic
Ocean from either New YJtk Of Pals.
Jripbis u some Eugiish p.rI, PROBABLY
LIysfp ol.
Ihis IL common method in the
freight cafIyin, busiutss on the great
lake., tut II vii be the hfst attempt
ever maze IN senI ifeig htiu tbAt mau-
uUr across the OCEAN,
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An.ltI. nrrn.s.e ll.II.nn r.d.rnlIon.

NLw NUmg, March 3l.-A dispatch
10 tu' II ram from PnilipOpJhs Gays:
According TO trustworthy diplomstlo
luiatmauOu Austria will oppose tue
decision Of the Balkan states la regard
10 federation.
Tue journey OF tho king Of 5efvia TO
Atutue IL caused by the blow. THE
welt tue kiug has undertaken beiuiu
Attempting su entente with Buigafis
NJ Ills Tor hcImirg meeting with
Pnuce Frf1ioanu mere, aud the c1u'
clusiOn Oi an entente between stfvia
auu MDuenegtJ under tue auspices VI
Russia sgAiust Austria.
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uIED IoH CUBA.
sicLsnilE Detail. "f an Execution OF
Patriots.


HAvASA, March gl.-Neyor Ia
modern times has there been more
sickeuiug s!ectHoie than thHl which
{ Jay attended tbs public execution OF
five Cubans, condemned 10 drStl ~
gaTOlle Ne "mufdefefs, yiUlRtJfs anu
iuUrnGlarles," Tue troops were Draw
up Ia n hollow square Aud Ia the mid.
ole were placed char AMI post.
Rulse, tue public eEecu Toner, mad
dtpuuz6G an assistant 10 CUuuuct the
affair, Toe condemned men were
bfOuRRt into the square 10 meet their
ale. One h,d con essed bis guilt anu
all fmeu thG lnuO sucs Of the Others
VINO ulsO prOtrste1 that they we're
gulllloss. Tho fst man took MS sea
To- the chair, calmly. The ron collar
was fixed about his neOK aud cap
drawn over his face, rhe executiuneF
undertook 10 apply tho screw, but WGs
W excited that ms hand slipped It.
peateuly. The victim dieu W Glow
stTAng ulatlOn, emitting most distress"
log cries. The second execution wa
RgcOmp ishol with even M 10 uisluss.
Ing AwkwRTduesP, tho eKscutiortT be.
ing almost on tue verge 4 CIllApss,
tho protests OF officers And pTiystt
forced RulGo to unI,Ttake thb thtTI
execution, Tut no did little better than
tue assistant had done. Then Ruis,
literally fed from the post, leaving tue
assistant 10 put 10 uesth ms ttu uu,
kHunale CUBAN, WIN suffered lhr same
agOnlIlng * erisnoos Ms his iBllows.
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Davis Gets His Freedom.

Attorney ID. n. 5lrAup made an sp.
pieAuon to Judge Street yesterday
afternoon for . writ Of hAbOAs corpus IN
behalf Of William Davis, now COZ finsd
In The city ialL Davis wss found guilty.
Ia the police court OF March 81 Of using
abusive language and wa, nIed $50 ~
Judge Wenger. The writ was Ilsusd
fetuTnAble at 10 o'clock this morning.
HI. honor held that the prisoner was
uuiustly held and ordered that he be
discharged.
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JANEsviLLE, Wis, March 81
Clelk o. tue Circuit Court TheOdOts
w. Go n was presented with bTouEi
medal on which waB IutcTibsd;
"rnr Congress, ~ Pnv to Theodore
w. GoldiD, Of Troop q, Seventh U. a.
cavalry, iof most distiugu shtd gel.
lantTy al the Lutte Big Horn river,
Moutaua, July 70, 1870"
General J. Is, De, assistant secre.
taty Oi war, prctrnted the medal iu
the uEmB OF tho President Of the
United states.
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Returned Missionaries.

a company u EldersTeturned h mo
rom the Southern States mission over
the Rio Gr.ude Western at p. m. to-
dsy, aud another company L. expected
T. arrive tomorrow. Those VINO Dame
va To-Day are rs follows Elias 3. X lm.
blll, resident oi the Southern States
mission, Alex 3. Campbell. Hugh
u ugall, W. IL, Ingham, "A. h. lay
,ur, Oh ndO Bradley, Jane, f. Hell,
William NJ. Holt al 4, 4. Lscntem.
berg
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BALTIMORE, March Sl.-The gar.
ment wOfEets OF thus Guy, VINO bRy,
uceu on stfiEe Tor Ave weeks, Il cl.fod
The strike n last night auJ Will return
tn wOfK todsy II they can get Inrit
places Usck. over 5000 pufsous have
teen out the sltiEu having been
Dtdtfcd uudgT the sanction u ihs AIN.
etican Fegefati0n q Labor, Ot winch
thu strikers were mtmbers.
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nnmnend COO. 20 c.p.inun.

LONDON. March 8l,-The Times
puUlisn.s a dispatch rom Pretoria
VIII CHI Gays John Hays Hammond, the
American under ttiAl theTe, has oh.
lAiu'd leave TO 20 TO CApetown on ac.
count OF his health, but his hail has
been Increased TO G!O,0OO. Tho other
prisoners, says the dispaIoh, are unuef
guard here. The government has Ia.
timated II will hold Pres mt Kruger
and tue executive Responsible Tor their
safety.
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seouuI class cru ST. C,cllle has "a LED
gn a SPECIAL mission TO tue Aiucan
g Nati.
couRcEL's HCALL ONLY POSTPONED.
PAIus, March 8l.-rne Matin says
the lesiguatiOu Of Baron de Coufco.
tue French nmbassa OF In LDuJon, l.
merely vosiI oned until the tppfoach.
Ink debate IN the chamber q uepuues.
According TO the Main, tue Hmbss'a.
uDi'. retirement II due to serious diss-
elements win Premier Bourgeois ~
u the foreign policy VI tau French
government
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CiuCAuD, March 81 .-Mrs. NJ. T.. d.
q lmure. organ ar VI tue nAtiousI anti.
cigarette sss. 81 ton, VISITED the
lugms Hoyno school yesterday 10 To-
Huguislu the HnI.oip a'rtte crusade la
tbe IubliC ,ChU J.. Two hu dfrI ~.
pils OF tue school Jli oi the rational
anii.c.tatette ss.0Ciation, girls and
b ysGl ke pIejgtug u, m'elyes to aban.
d Cigarette smoking auI TO use all
Just cans In their uoWer u prevail on
uthota % DO tue zane.
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wAsHlNGToS, March al The forth.
comus mOn,nly Treasury statement
VIII show receipts during the month
~ Sgd 0il li9 as follow: CusO ms,
flS 3ii, 10; internal revenue, sll, 536,.
.b4, mlsno laneuus, 81 1870, GB5. For
tho nine months Ut tne bscsl ear, thr
Ceipt' are substantially us IUlloWs:
Customs, tl2B,95s, 26G Internal rev.
.uus, Sll0. 4JI. li3; miscellaneous fI8.
239, S9i, making total OF 5000 o $40.
Tue ut1clt o. the present mUntu viii
be Rb NJ 81 100000 and Tor nins
mjnILs SIS, olS 7O5,
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KILLED NY INDIANA
A Goat. nsrdsr h.Hi.n 10 Death Win
Rocks.

DENvER, March SO.--A special to
the News from Wilcox, Arlz., sayi;
A courier came Into San Simon station
this moTning At IL o'clock and reported
that Alfred Ham,, a goat herIef, wss
killed ny Indians SATURDAY evening al
the head OF Gave creek, on the south
side Of the Chirlcahua mountains,
about thlrIy-hve miies from Wilcox,
ATE., anu about twenty miles from
the Mexican line. Tue lDuIAns Au.
pushed Hand In rocky pass, wound.
ed MIN win a rife aud UeAt him 10
death with rocks, after which the body
was horribly mutilated. Tue rene.
pRdes aTs believed TO bea part Of the
Cniflcahua baud now at large In the
sierra Marie mJuntaiLB, Mexico, anu
who make periodical iOrays up TO the
San Carlos reservation.
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WAsiINUIJN, ID. C., March a.
Seer aty Morton has let n oonlfa {
Tor 10. l2j,UJD package. " vegttsb.e
'o,db ~ be u sifiuufu under the roc at
art % COngtsbs,t ID. Lludtct" q $ No,
Philaitluuia. The prlce 10 So. 1000, Tue
sruus 10 b. delivered ready for maiIiug
Ihe contract Tor u miuiHn "a X X (
hpwtf seeus was let 10 l.. l., Msy ~
Co., ST. Pau, MlnuosJIu, at hall q cent
per ACaAso.
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Before Judge Street.

The cases disposed OF In Judge
Streets department OF the Third ills.
I lot court to-day are % flllIwG
h, l., Sheets v. JOhu Beck; on mo.
ton VI ulainufi's attorney the case
was dismissed.
Adele Catiy Va InttrmountRIn Al
sITAGI company. Conveyed " next
cAlsnlaT,
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Turkish n,.rrus, Of chrl.,Ian,.

CUSsTAETINUPLE March 8l.-lu
cjnstquulos ~ the energetic Tepfesen.
IA iuus 4 tue Brush ambassador. Sir
Philip Cure, ana the UnItei States
cnAfgo u'afiairrT, John W. RIDDLE, tue
Porte has FURNISHED written assu.-
a ces that the missionaries " A uAtolIa
Will not DO mulested In distributing
rrliei, on the condition that Hn OHO.
man UffiOiAl lslo united to assist.
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NEW YURIl, March 81 "A dispatch
to tue Asfaid ffOm Valparaiso, Chlle,
sayt:
A report has reached here from
BucBus Ayres that Iho Argentine gov.
,tnment has rejected Chiie's psglJsal
10 remove the liue Of dtmatkAtiun be.
tween the two republics to tile 72uu
MERRIAM. Tue rejection has caus, u no
txclIsinunt here except In political
CIRCLES.
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CHICAGO, March 3l.--A Dispatch
from q uavy. H., Gays:
lnu nAtuTalIEatlUu court here IL
busy making oiuzrus II tho uuilel
states uut OF subjects Of tue sultan oi
lurKey. There IL y colony Of A..
synAus here anu tue Tufkisu govern.
mcut hiss UrIercd them oil b. me Tor
service IA the Iufsisn amy. Ia order
" escape military UutyI IA tleIt native
laud toy afv EonounclnE ailvgla.oB ~
tho sultan,
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CHICAGO, March 3l.-Major Wash.
lngtUn BAckhursI, Balm atom BnOth's
private secretary, has selected the VIC,
n, u tempe Tor tue territorial heAJqu ".
tsrS OF the new sTmy Of the volunteers.
The London officers fear this tynpa.
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MOmnns Pres, CInb MeelIng.

TIE Usb woman's Pre-. club will
hold IT, regulst meeting a. 8 O'Clock
tonight At the womaus Exponent
nlcr, Con'iltution tuilJing II IL de.
sifabic that all members he pfs.ent.
Ihe members " the Rssper,' clue are
also cordially iuvitsd.
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CHICAGO, March 81. - A speolAl
from Llu,,yllls says:
Mine. Duret Bethel, leading con.
tTAllO Of Louisville, one OF tho best
known vu0alisIs Of the south, has been
strok0n bllut and the Probabilities
are inst her an iclon will DO permR.
npnt.
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said, nfbidIlng cadets ~ read the
towsiaper accounts Of tue army trOu.
hlus.
Lale last night Lieut.. Harry wlet.
hoil seut his resignauon 10 Brig. ueu.
ersl Fielding. lie Will rruot this
m fniug Tor duty 10 Major Washiug.
tyn Blscshutst / l. uudetst OF that
number Oi m mUrfs NJ the army VIII
follow The revolt OF Lieut. WiUtnOn
aud Join tue yUlurt ets.
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Peach coop Kill.dby frost.

GEOHuEIOwS, Trxas, March 81 co.
IL II nov kDUwu thst Obe.haif OF tue
peach crop has b en- killed ~ frost.
Cor hes zll been plauleI Ia tuis src-
tiOt, but No yet no cotton, although tho
gtyund " prepared Tor It.
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CHICAGO, March a.-RcporiA Of
IL 81 .tum Cal Ufuia had tut little
fleet on wbs,t tOiHy e. ppFuOI
shade hrmer for May a, B3i q I agAinst
d. ! yss,er.syb clU,e. 4, ~ ysuCeJ to
6ag ON reported SHOWS In tho D.kOtss
bu. shortly tell hack TO opening
prices.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, March Sl.-The
Cutsl 5llk Manu- ActuTins company Of
West Bolhlehem made an assignment
tuday T. sx.POs,mas,er Jim FislJ,
Puilsdslphia. Tue failure II a heavy
une ~ the company Ia ospitaliz ID ~
$50. 900 anu has IN sIiiuOn bJnded
ludtblvdnrss OF 500, 900.
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LoNpOS, March Silt l. reported
that tau bullsh Chartered South Airl.
eau coma y, srrl usly alarmed At tue
events taxing pince 10 IN south Africa,
uas mauo BlTUug presentations on
The tubj ot 10 tue Btiusn government,
hYwiug that II l. absolutely necessary
that a large force 10 Immediately dis.
pitched 10 the relief Of Bu'uwAyU,
pointing out tue difficulties tuht have
arisen iu the way Of the U1mpa y
being able 90 d. 90 at pfrsuui. The
IN any has HuthOrlz d Au aud iona
force ui QUO men IN south a rCa. II
IL iuTghtr reported that two additional
Ia tie-hius Of Brush regular truOps
viii To Immediately cent ~ South
Africa.
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PRAGUE, MiTcn Sl.-rls strikers
attacked the wea Iets VINO resumed
work last evening aud serious con.
n ct took place. FiuAIly tho police
we're cOmpel,eI TO cuArse with drawn
swords anu several persons were
Mounded.