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ANOTHER THEORY
or the Death OF Miss lIeGrAth = waI
AEraM Of EIpoanEe.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 26.-
Another theory has arisen In regard to
Anna McGrath's DEATH This is to the
encct that the girl. being engaged to be
married TO u young man whose real
name has not yet appeared, attempted
to sever her relations with Samuel p.
Lnngdon, that the latter threatened to
reveal their Intimacy II SHE did so, and
that she, fearing such disclosure, at
tempted to Kill him and then committed
suicide. This supposition Is borne out
by statements made by Miss Addie
GrIfnths, friend OF Anna. who was
with her the day before her death. She
then told Miss GrIillths that Langdon
was to meet her that night. Saturday,
adding: I'm not going to have any
thing morc 10 do with him. I'll tell him
when sec him that | won't keep his
company any more"
Nothing definite concerning the use OF
poison In the case will be known until
the chemist has made his report on the
analysis OF the girls stomach, which
with not be completed for several days.
a number OF letters were taken by the
detectives from LanEdon's postoilice
box, and several OF them were from a
girl employed as a typewriter in a coal
company In Raleigh, n. c. These were
cpuched In the most loving language.
The inquest Will not be held until next
week. a diary has been found In Lang
don's possession which is said to con-
tain under date OF Monday last, the
entry: annie died at 1914"
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,.,,, nI,n,,ch to The Intelllconcer.

Eneclal Dispatch 70 1hS 4"NN's
cuIRt.ESTOS, W. Va, March 60
~. Third district convention to elect
5.l.ra,ss to the Republican Ma
,rorSI convention met here to-day. 1t
Ssysloped some very pretty maneuv-
srinr and the usual high kicking In
v,ravha county. All sorts OF combl-
r,rons were attempted. At times 1t
,ook.d as though the convention would
have 10 go OF to itself and leave Kan
sub, 10 work out Its own salvation. for
everybody recognized the beillgerency
., the Kanawhans, and the figure they
wen cutting. Dana and sillmun were
In the last struggle.
H. Winchester. OF Upshur. as
chairman. was struggling manfuity to
keen the convention down TO business
and =. 2. Hood. Of Kanawha, the sec
rp,ary. was doing his best TO help MN
There was an interesting question on
,As admission OF alisrnates living IN
Mcdowell, who held credentials from
wyoming county. The point was mAde
that the county could not be so repre-
ssntri. but the convention decided oth-
,rNist. and the Wyoming alternates
were seated.
rave,tc presented John ". Crawford.
vrT1wsH offered r. +. Houston, Up
sb.r. Or. ]. p. Miller: Mercer Thomas
Il C6oper: Kanawha, j. Z. Dana.
SHERIFF Peter Slllman and Dana had
,Uarhed over Kanawhn, but Sillman
was not presented. Dana had mai
rs " the Kanawha delegation, but
could not get the rest. In the combt-
ration Sl!man was to be an alternate.
Crawford and Houston won the fight.
{ p, pnrr. OF Webster, who had been
an aspirant, had pulled OF and Formed
the combination and established the un-
dersianding that he is 20 go through Tor
dslnzate-at-Iarge. DoTT offered TO
throw his strength TO Upshur II her
delegates would drop Miller and take
up any other man n the county, but
Nllcr would not agre1 and wound up
With tn" lowest vote IN the conven-
t.on. Crshur missed her chance here.
The objection urged against Miller
was that he lives In Washington and
was not for Mckinley. This was Nc
Einley convention through and through
and was determined TO make TO mis-
take. Peter SIllman. OF Kanawha, and
Thomas n Cooper, Of Mercer were
chosen alternatea
Mckinley buttons were thicker than
hlackberrles in harvest. A few hun
lrsd more would have gone like hot
cakes. The boys wanted TO show their
COl0rs.
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SEVERAL BATTLEs
In cubA Said to IIuvo Been Won BY ne
Spanish Troops.

Spanish Troops.
HAVANA, March 26.-The column Of
troops commanded by Colonel Pavia
has been engaged with iusurgeut cav
airy, numbering about 1000 men, under
the leadership OF Lacret at the planta-
ton of San Joaquin. Tho Spanish cav
airy charged the enemy, and the lat
ter retreated, leaving fifteen kill on the
field, Among the latter were three Of
hcers The troops also captured guam
tity OF arms and ammunition and camp
equipments.
The column Of troops commanded by
Coils. Sanchez and EchevnTTia have cap
tured the camps Of the insurgents at
ChorltO and Santa Monica, province OF
Pinar del Rio. and in so doing are said
to have obtained possession Of nearly
all the supplies Of the insurgents In that
province The stores were In charge OF
Burmudesc, and In the engagements be-
tween the troops and the insurgents the
lntter left ilfty killed and retired with
many wounded The troops destroyed
the stores which could not be made
available for the use Of the army, and
rs part OF the ptunder belonged to In
hahltants OF Pinar del Rio, who had
suffered at the hands Of Maceo's RAID
ers, a quantity OF stolen property will
be restored 70 It's owners. il Is eBn-
mated that the stores captured were
worth over 100000.
a detachment OF insurgent cavalry
rode Into the city OF Santa Clara at
midnight. firing and shouting "Al Ma
chete." The raid caused considerable
alarm, but the insurgents were nepulsed
by the troops stationed at the theatre,
ana after some fighting on the Plaza
Armas and In the adjoining streets, the
!nsurgent leader. Vidal. was killed and
the enemy retired with many wounded.
Sixty-three wounded soldiers have ar
rived here from the province Of Pinar
del Rio.
The Insurgents have burned Playa
Jimanilla Marianos. n village near Hoyo
Colorado, some big stables and houses
on the highway near that place, the
small plantation Of Tobias and the VIII
laEe OF Consequence. killing three chill
dren and wounding two others.
The Insurgent leader Aniceta Herman
doz has died OF his wounds near Lajas
and hls body was Identified. 1t is be-
licved that the movements OF the insur-
gents toward Havana and about the
city are intended to draw the attention Of
The troops from the military line near
plnar del Rio.
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rmn kill,lIhr E:rpIo,Inn.

NEWARK, n. j., March 2G.-By an
explosion in the Nlckerson & Spence
grease extracting works tonight, two
men were killed and two badly burn
ed The fire resulted from the explosion
and did several thousand dollars worth
of damages. The killed: Albert EhsT-
ent twenty-five years old, OF this city
and Frederick Gallagher, OF Rockland'
Mass. Those injured are James Hayes.
sup.r!n;enlcnt OF the works and
Charles ReEler. n workman. II Is not
kaown what caused the explosion which
occurred In the extension Of the main
factory. but IL is supposed that II was
from naphtha, which is used extensive
l. In that department.
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RA1LRoADERs MEET.
Several Orders to ConSoIIdats-A banquet
Last Night.


ERIE, Pa. A big meeting Of union
railway employees began in this city
to-day Fully 300 delegates are in the
city, among them being p. II. Norris
sey. Grand Master OF the Brotherhood
OF Railway Truinmen: f. p, Sargent,
Grand Master OF the order OF Railroad
Conductors: Dclos S. Everett, OF Cleyc-
land, md G. W. WertZ, Of New York.
The four orders Representatives met
In executive session to-day. II is stated
the question OF federation OF the or
dcrs for purposes mutual protection oc-
cupied the entire time OF the delegates.
Grand Master Sargent said that there
was no doubt an arrangement TO that
end would be affected at the present
meeting.
The visiting delegates were banquet
ed by the wives and daughters Of the
local members In the evening. After
wards. public meeting was held at
which an address OF welcome was made
by Mayor Scott Several addresses
were made by the delegates all favor
able to the proposed federation of the
four orders. The meeting adjourned at
n late hour
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pREss C0NMRNrs
On Chamberlain. Sp, Fla at the Canadian
Club Dinner.

On Chunberlain's Sp, O,h at the Canadian
CIub Dinner.
LONDON March 26.-The Standard
Conservative says Mr. Chamberlain's
speech at the Canada Club dinner will
be remembered as marking the begin
ming OF q fresh era In the relations be-
tween the colonies and the mother coun-
try. Its courage would suffice TO make
the utterance remarkable. II cannot be
doubted that 1t will arrest attention
and stimulate thought and sooner or
later the necessity Of imperial unity
will be discovered.
The Daily News LiberaO says edl-
t0rInlly: We are not prepared TO
abandon free trade for n doubtful pros
pect OF ingratIatinE ourselves with the
colonies. Mr. Chamberlain's suggestion
IS displayed at n peculiarly untortu-
nate moment. Mr.. Chamberlain was
absent from the discussion and from
the division on Mr. Longs bill apply
ing rigid protection against one OF
Cannda's principal exports. He Is none
the less responsible for the bill, and II
he means what he said last evening he
ought 10 resign unless the bill is with
drawn"
The Daily Graphic's editorial says:
Mr., Chamberlain has again risen to q
great opportunity. We want to get 70
business. Mr.. Chamberlain has made
the first move. II Is the crooked move
Of n knight but It is deal to be thank
The Morning Post Conservative
says: at may be described as an
cpoch-maklnE speech. The Salisbury
cabinet. in developing this policy. VIII
earn the gratitude OF generations OF
EnElishmeH yet unborn. ,
The Chronicle (also Liberal) has little
hut praise for Mr.. Chamberlaln,s elo-
quent speech, but suggests that before
the government talks of a zolvereln
they had better drop the policy OF ruin
inE colonial meat and cattle trades ~
left-handed protection OF EnSlisa
breeders.
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THE CONFERENCE
Between the Senate and House on
the Cuban Question
ENDS IN THE ACCEPTATION

oftle ssnate's Expression Oh the Subject,
which AcoorIs to Each tile Rights OF
BollIgorsns and the Maintenance Of a
Strict Neutrality on the Part Of tho
United statss-NavaI Appropriation Bill
Passes tho House without subltantIHl
Amendments - Legislative BnI Being
Consldsrcd by the senats-cOusrsSSiOnnl
News and Notes.
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convention from them would commit po-
lltIcal suicide by voting for him. Horks
four delegates have been instructed by
the county convention not TO vote Tor
Senator Cameron and to use nll honora-
bic means TO prevent his election. In
Lancaster county the sentiment Is 80
overwhelmingly against him that all the
legislative candidates were selected on
the ti-Cameron issue. The delegates
from TiogR, Lyc6miRg, Montgomery.
Blair and other large counties VIII not
vote for Senator Cameron.
The strongcst opposition to the plan to
make Cameron u deicGate-at~lnrge
comes from the Quay people. Many OF
the Beaver senator's Btaunchest friends
nrG outspoken against Cameron for this
honor. They believe II would be n seri-
Gus mistake to place him Mt the head or
the keystone delegation to st. Louis on
account Of his aftiliation with the free
silver clement OF the party.
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OTTAWA. Ont. March 26.-The latest
Information from Winnipeg is that the
province OF Manitoba will consent TO
giving the Roman Catholics the same
privileges as they nov have IN Nova
Scotia. 1t being hinted that this would be
satisfactory TO the Dominion govern
ment. This would permit OF some ar
rangements as 10 religious teaching In
the common schools outside OF school
houses. and as regards teachers and text
books. In Winnipeg even more liberal
arrangements might be given the Cath
olcs. The only difficulty in the way OF
this settlement Is that Quebec insists on
the remedial bills.
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QUEENSTOWN = Germanic, New
York for Liverpool
NEW YORK Southwark. Antwerp.
NEW YORK-Ethiopia, Glasgow.
BRENIEN-saale, New York. VIA
Southampton.
BOSTON IIothnia, Liverpool.
ottcrdam-Amsterdam New York
Naples Bolivia. New York.
Cienoa-Kaiscr Wilhelm II, New YORK
New York--GeorEin, Liverpool.
Liverpool - Normlnnia, Hamburg;
Werkcndam, Rotterdam
observation-disclosures Liverpool.
Ouccnstown-W Liverpool,
for Philadelphia.
LIvcrpool-Germanlc' New 4orA'
Sailed. Catalonia. Boston.
llrsrnW-Furnesin, New York.
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TEXAN TURMOIL.
The Boss Methods of the opposl.
ton to Mckinley
IN COUNTING OUT DELEGATES
Raises a Regular Row in the State
Convention.
THE REED AND ALLISON MEN

Manipulate the Machinery OF the Body so
tlat the Adherents ortho Ohio Statesman
Have No show-Ths Consequence was
that Another Convention was Held
which Selected a Delegation AmIcAbist to
the Champion OF PrOtsetlOn-Ths Other
Delegation is Equally Divided Between
Allison and Reed.
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PH1LLIPSBURG. Centre county, Pa.
March g6.-At the convention Of Central
aud Northern Pennsylvania miners held
here to-day about 5000 men were repre-
scnted. 4 resolution was adopted ac-
cepting the hve cent per ton ndvance
offered by the operators, coupled with a
resolution that the operators should be
asked to meet their employees In Joint
conference to discuss the question OF an
other advance later on. A committee
was appointed to bring about the Joint
conference
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BEAVER. Pa, March &c The prlma-
yIeS to-day In this county tQuhy's home)
;or county officers and Legislature, pass
Cd IN quietly but with n heavy vote.
There were flfty-nine candidates In the
field and II will take n long time to get
the exact result, At midnight the FOL
lowing candidates appear to have an
excellent show for nominations: For
Congress, ]. J. Davidson: assembly An
drew J. Lawrence and Ira S. Mansfield.
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A LIVELY TIME
IN the Third District Republican
Convention
To NOMINATE THE DELEGATES
70 Represent the Party ut St.
Louis in juno.
THE INTERNECINE STRUGGLE

:, K,u.whn county Threw the Election
or Delegate, to Mcdowell and FAys'to
ro,u,,,,-MMlsr, of UPshnr, Makes a
u,,,.Ls tn Not Listening to RsAson-It
,,,,. Mckinley Convention Through
and Through, aud Hal No Use for a"
I,n,,rt.lu Quannty-coOpsr aud Sill
n,uGr, Chosen AltsrnAtsS.
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yntrr SnnnIr Gambling.

WILK ESBARRE. -PAs-1Aka-alls-,ssGs-
The twenty-siX water companies that
furnish most OF the Inhabitants OF the
wyoming and LackawRnna valleys
We're purchased outright to-day by
n syndicate OF New York capitalists.
The price paid was nearly &,0O0O0O,
The companies will be absorbed by the
SprlnGbrook Supply Company. which
win have a capital OF S5,OOO.OOO. The
president Of the new company Is l.. A.
watres. lieutenant governor Of Penn
SYLVIA MA
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CoNsTANTINoPLE. March 2s.-Thc
outbreak Mt Kllz Is more serious than
had been supposed The town IL now
surrounded by troops ard no one is al.
lowed to leave or enter the place. The
officials Of Bitiis are preventing thr
American missionaries from dlatrlbut-
ng aid. The British Ambassador, Sir
Philip Currlc, has had an Interview with
Erwfk PAsha, the minister or foreign
uaaIrs. on the subject,
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Achuuce Campaign.

ROME, March 26.-Ellena, who was
wounded at the battle Of Adowa, Is
quoted as saying that no Italian army
was ever so badly organized, fed ana
disciplined as that with which he
fought. The three columns operating
against the Abyssinians were so sepa-
rated that contact was impossible. The
officers were without maps. the coun-
try was quite unknown and no proyis-
ions were made to meet emergencies.
General Elena says that II the war y
continued Italy will be exposed to
great dIsllluslnns,
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BOSTON. Mass. March 26-The will
or Benjamin Franklin. which was pro
bated about 100 years ngo In Phlladel-
pHIa, was allowed In the probate court
gr Suffolk county to-d1y. This step was
taken In view OF the trial OF the question
or the legality OF certain acts OF the city
In the disposition OF the Franklin fund
which is soon TO come up IN the court.
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MONTREAL. March ga strange
case coming out OF the state funeral OF
the late Sir John Thompson is up in the
cxcheQuer court to-day. II is the case OF
W. r. Davidson VS.. the queen, for flow
crs supplied on that occasion, Mr.. Dn-
wilson claiming $l,9O0 and the queen,
ny represented by the executive council,
offers 5000 in full settlement. Mr.. DR-
wilson says he will fight the case to the
hitter gnl
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CHICAGO. March 26.-The general
officers Of the National W. c. T. U. have
addressed letter to Speaker Reed, at
Washington. expressing gratitude for
the speakers action In enforcing the
rule against smoking In the house OF
Representatives. The letter also OK
presses the hope that at no distant Jay
the sale Of liquor will also be bnnlshed
from the national capital.
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OMAHA. Neb.. March 26,-GeE. Man
derson to-day formally denied the re-
port that he win be secretary Of war II
Mckinley Is the next President, and
that this Is the price OF his present ST.
lcuce in Nebraska, Its not customary
for one to make up ones cabinet before
one is elected or even nominated add
ed the general. There is nothing In the
rumor nt all, and It is not deserving OF
the least attention"
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Mrnthrr Eortcn,t for To-day.

For West Virginia and Western
Pcnrsylvnnia. clearing In the early
morning; nearly clear weather Friday;
temperature continuing low; briek
noribWesterly winds. diminishing IN
force.
For Ohio. nearly clear Friday; warm
or in the extreme northwestern por'
ton: fresh porthwcsterly Winds pe'
coming light and variable.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
ng furnished by G. Schncpf dragEist' cor
nor Market and Fourteenth streets;
: u. m,,,,.,,,,,.", ge.g y m''s''''''''''" e
p "A m.,,,....,.,,,. dNtI y, m,st,..s..,s,,ss %
10 ,n..,.,. ,,,.,... llWcnthcr-C
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 26.-Thc
Conference announced for to-daw be-
tween the importers and window gt1ss
manufacturers. was held, but nothing
was done. because 30 many OF the inter-
r'tsd people were A. 81. Louis. attend
INK tho plate Hla8s manufacturer con-
rsnilon. The conference adjourned un-
40 Monday. when IL Is expected some
Thing definite Will be accomplished.
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LOWELL, Mass. March 26.-A stag
iuE outside building adjoining the
hrh school. on Kirk street, fell shortly
before noon to-day and three men who
were at work on II f"ll TO the ground.
Joseph Terrell sustained fracture of
'I" skull and is fatally injured. II ID
f'ar"I. while Charles Sweeney had soy
'ral ribs crushed. The third workman
escaped injury.
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FRESNO. Cal. March 2G-An n'-
tempt was made To lynch Johnston, tho
wulsi"r who fcw uighi8 ngo charged
FROM tho pulpit that two thirds of the
E'rls ~ Fresno were ruined before thgy
1rr.y"d ut tho age Of fourteen. ON
GERS rescued him from an angry mob
and h" Is now under protection OF III"
-LrrLI
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Six months ago we rented a very
choice new I<rakaucr Upright Plano to
Prof. James stephen Martin to use IN
teaching vocal culture. Owing to his
work In Pittsburgh. he WAS Obliged to
give mp his class here. We oncr TINS
Tllun at great bargain, As II was
tlgfJ only one DAY In the week. the piano
h IN every sense OF the word as good
gs n new Instrument,
J.. W. BAuAIER s co.
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HONESDALF;, Pa, March g6.-The
WAYNE Democratic county committee
met to-day and nominated Perry a.
clarke. Frank NJ Monaghan and John
fubbcck delegates to the state conven-
ZION. They are instructed TO support
Ex-Governor Pattison's candidacy Tor
tho DFcsidcncy.
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SYRACUSE. n. Y. March ga state
convention Of the "Reformers Of the
glatc Of New York. irrespective Of party
Affiliations" has been called TO meet in
his city on April q. to elect delegates
10 the nominating convention OF the Ma
tlonal Reform party at Pittsburgh, on
Nfny I5
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 90
Maggie Weber. wife Of n saloon keep
or. arrested for drunkenness. hung
herself in cell Mt the central ponce
station to-day She is the thlrd woman
prisoner who has hung herself In the
station In slx months.
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coNsTANTISoPLE. March 2s.-
Prince Frederick Of Bulgaria has ar
rived here to pay homage to the sultan
He was met at the station by Memsluh
Pasha and was attended by a military
escort TO YIldIZ Kiosk.
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. rndcr Frenelr TarlR.

PARIS, March g6.-The government
has distributed bill which 1t proposes
10 make law. placing Madagascar
within the operation OF the French
tariff,
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CLEVELAND. ohio. March -
+"gcnty-eIEht employees of m" King
.N" Company ar" ont on strike he
.Iur" Of q reduction OF II per cent IN
WITrr.
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OPPOSED TO CAMERON.
Itnsnld lie May he Defeated OS Delegate
Rt.LarEr.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2G.-S.n.
ntor Cameron 10 by no means certain or
election ns one or the eight dclcGatca-at-
large to the national Republican con
vcntlOn nt St Louis by the next state
convention. The movement to accord
the rcnnt0r this honor and the adul-
tIonal honor or mnklug him chairman o.
Tho PcnnsyIynnla delegation has arOuc-
Cd opposition all through the state The
feeling against him In some countieH is
no strong that the delegates to the stat"
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BROKE EVEN.
The LIndsn's Games with BHfEalo-H
t1o.h..1.s Lat Ntul,1

The LIndsn's Games with BHHalo-BrRI
Rochester Last Night.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligcnecr.
BUFFALO. n. Y. March 2s.-The
Brooklyn Oinden Grove) bowIers con-
cluded their games at Buffalo tonight,
and are now on their way 10 Wheeling,
where they will play their next games.
Last night they broke even with the
buffalo hve. two games apiece. Score:
Buffalo ...........SO6 al 500 s4
Brooklyn .........7S SS5 A2 MS
Tonight the Brooklyns swnmpcd the
visiting Rochester team by the follow
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COLON, March 2B.-Tnrrc In neither
-Four nor bread here. Tho situation "
nrpalllng. Emigration II lmpOAaiblc,b bc-
cause the distressed have no money,
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wNsHGSGTOS. D C"Mareh 25.-The
acnata passed u Joint resolution to-day
l!lnwluE vN.PrcEidcnt Harrison 10 ae-
rapt decorations from Brazil and spain
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Senator Allen to-day introduced a
resolution declaring that Congress
should not adjourn without restoring
The free coinage OF silver, and taking
from the secretary of the treasury the
power to issue bonds.