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la uehaIi OF Labor.

TElRE HAUTE, Iud., March ct.
w, Harper, attorney OF the Is other
hood Of Locomotive Firemeu, lett for
Washington last night to appear before
congressional committee ON behalf Of
two bills he has prepared and which
we're introduced In both branches OF
Congress. one provides tor an appeal
In contempt oasvB In Federal courts
and also Tor trial by jury In oases
wherein the contempt was not com.
mllted In tho presence Of the court.
This measure IL 20 meet such cases a.
that OF Deus In Judge Woods court.
The other bill provides for compulsory
settlement o. wages disputes on inter.
State railroads.
"Hhe grounds We take" said Nj
Harper, sis that II Congress has the
right IL regulate the rates for hauling
freight, II mas an equal right u tegu-
late the prices paid for labor"
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Ret eros. Relief work.

NEW Yom,, March g-roday the
national Armenian relief committee
VIII send $4,000 n COusiantin0plr. IL
u stated By the committee that the
distribution u money Ia now being
mauo among the Armenians anu VI
present the gfeatest obstacle 10 the
work VI relief il the lack Of iuuds
rather than opposition on the part oil
the sultan. MI Stephen T.. Barton, NJ
Westerly, u L., received cable from
Mics Cmfa Barton ut CouHtsntlnorlc,
Say Ing that the Rel Cross society
shipped on Saturday large quantity
~ relief supplies to tue in,efi0r Of
Armenia 60 20 ny caravan by way u
AlcEaudrttia, on the Mediterranean.
Miss Barton has forwar1ei funds to
HatpoOt, 5lvas aud Laruoh, AMI the
reports from the interior MITIGATE that
the needs u the Iutirring Afmenlans
are Increasing.
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tha, tuo mvI had boon iauwiJatod .u
Tue Moor OTTO Saturday when the jJ.h.
baIl0ts we're bring taken,
Carol. lDtm.l moved that the house
adjourn until H. U'oi1CE on account {
the expected death ni WuiHsngtL a
call 90 the fn'l on the motion was ur.
Ntfrl, Tue Republicans dtlviminrI
90 take up the contested ca.r ui DInIup
W Is suiinnn aui bring 10 Go a vote,
voted almost tU'iily against recess.
Lyons (RtU.l voted with tue Demo.
uflts 10 nui urn. Al 1870 the death
U. Wrls.iug-r was announced, auI the
partisan struggle ended. a motion &.
take recess until one minute ui L.
was then carried uuHrimuuHly. Jurl
before noon the srnuto nItd Into the
house chamber
Carroll snld u had teen mutually
agtteI by the Democrats aud Nupuuu.
cans not to attempt 90 elect "A suubiDr
He moved that thu reading OF tue T.lI
call be di.pu Sod with uud that only
the iifst Democrat aui hr-t Rupuuh.
can iu the FOIL bee called.
Senator Jnmou HaId uU thought in
order be- cure that CD, Law wABstfiC.'
ly complied with, enough uamessh uIJ
be- called TO break u quUfum-AIl uHCvll
the fret two rUIusiu. 90 vu.u. THIS Wa
accCdrd o.. The ballot fu'ul.ra!
Blackburn, 4; Boyle !; Hattl /.
\ quorum MT having voted, there
was uu election.
The assembly adjourned, htiof lh,
announcement WAS made that the cen
htc would meet 1t once 10 taEU steps TO-
gaTdlng the duatn VI Wc.l-inguf.
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MINOR MENTION.

Tue long.Ielayed trial Of Fire Chief
Dsyine is scheduled 10 begin before the
IRE and police commission tubs even
ing. Some very racy developments
are prOmlsei.
Mrs. Harry Hynds, having recovered
suill uUutly 90 leave the hospital, de.
parted Tor Cedar Cily, Iowa, over the
RIO GTRndu last night. Mrs.. Hyuds's
mother lives Mt that place ana IA th0
future 1t viii DO the home OF both.
Miss Maud BaOoock will deliver a
lecture tomorrow, Tuesday evening, ~
tho Eleventh Ward assembly rooms
upiofu the Y, L.. NJ, 1. A. NJ that ward.
The lecture begins al 1880. All lad!es
are invited.
An interesting program will be REM
derod tomorrow [ Tuesday, evening, at
the Twentieth weird vestTy, consisting
OF the reading Of the "ludeX" by
Theodore Nyslrom and Rosetta ROM
uey, e'..urs, and musical selections by
sac NJ. /. A., ladles. quartette and
Lambuurno'a trio (nsIrumenLall.
Meeting Commences At 1850.
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PETER BAUM'S BOND.
COURT RULES NOT YET READY.
Judge Saub1rne TO he Communicated
With-Thc Famous Gold Lxtrac-
ton Process Truubl'.

Judge Marshall hold a session In the
Federal court room beginning at 10
o'clock today. The nft case to r..
otive attention was that OF Peter NJ.
Baum, Southern Utah attorney
charged with tho oiionse Of adultery
with a Miss Smith OF Iron county.
The caoo received a sort OF preliminary
ventilation some months ago and
caused profound sensation NJ the
time.
The defendant has been enjoying his
freedom on the strength on $3.50 cash
deposit pending the Ming Of a
satisfactory bond. To-Day no asked
that the deposit be refunded 10 him
aud that James y. Louder ana Geo. 3.
Crosby be accepted ~ sufetiss la \
simiIur cum. The matter was tenn.
pUnrily disposed OF by reference TO
Clerk LetCher 10 make proper Inquiry
into tue eligibility Of the proposed
bIuismru.
Hon. Hugh r. Butler, one Of Den.
vct'' foremost members Of the bar and
"a member " the supreme Count VI the
| United States, haI his name enrolled
un TIE records Of the Utah court rs
/ mumbcF thereof.
Attorney +. l.. williams, chairman
/ Of the committee on rules, reported
| that the committee had not yet been
/ ablu TO agree upon regulations govern.
/ iug tho practice " the court aud asked
| Tor further time which was granted.
Judge kiug inquired Of tho court ~
| % when one uf the other Circuit judges
would bu IN Salt Lake O. hear cases ia
which Judge MnrsbHll disqualified.
Tho latter IA tuply did not know nut
would communicate with Judge SAN
bOfHC nj once with n view ~ securing
Information On that point
The case n the Gold and SILVER EE.
traction company oi America, Limited,
W. the Moruur Gold Miulug anu Mil.
ing company aud John DBtn aud
Henry ", Brown, wns brought up ny
Butler who moved, Tor tue plaintiiis,
that ON much Of the complaint that con.
Htituted an action ~ law be- stricken
out ana that tue remainder DO retained
~ the equity side VI the court anu that
the plaintiff DO allowed until next
rule duy IN which TO die lie complaint.
| Tho motion was granted.
William Howard, VI Huntington,
Emery cIunty,was appointed u United
sthtea Circuit court c0nmiiai0ner aitci
which the court adjourned until Mon
| day next
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The SPANISH RIOTS.
Another Attack on a United States
Consulate.
POLICE GUARD me BUILDINGS.
4 Battle Occur. ~ winch several are
Wounded on 10 h
Sides.

BunoA, March 0.--Thefo wps
another anti.Amerioun flJ. here
yesterday afternoon. A0ou. l2,tOl
people took pari.
The excitement was ti1ftul by
young men st b street corner, cheering
every soldier whj pasioi. THOR con.
duct was initiated by other gfouls.
some musicians who refused 90 repeat
the national anthem were hustled arj
beaten. R.o,ou- groups formed on tho
main streets cheering Tor spain aud
tenuuncing the Unitoi States. The
authorities dii everything p0sslble 70
maintain order. Almost the uutifo
police force turuei out, aui thU riDturs
were dispersed again nni ngaiu,
Eventually, however, the mob became
~ numerous aud excited that tue
police were almost helpless.
AiIrr tho nrsi demonsttailns o.
sympathy with tho army, the crowds
armed Themselves with sticks AMI
cudgols, toe police were swypl aside
hud the immvuse crowd gathered on
tue leading thufIuyhintes and marched
towards tue tcsid ace Of the Uuitel
states consul, shouting "L1rg I've
spain; down with the Yankee"
On the way 10 the COuuups rr.iieuCu
they hurled stones through the
windows Of stores aud private reel.
duucel, overturned the vehicle, IHllei
several mounted policemen from .huir
huueE, and generally behaved Ina q
most thrgntruiug manner Stores
dealing In American goods received
most attention from the mol uui the
window o. tbs clusu'd house were
badly shattered although tao police
defended the building.
The moi proceeded toward the
United States consulate, evidently iu-
tending 90 stone that building. hut
the authOfilies had taken prrcauti1u 60
fgni q strong force Of police o. guard
that building. Another detachment
was stationed sCrOss the streets leading
90 tho consulate. Therefore, non tue
mot nonfed the United States consul.
ate, ~ was confronted by police With
drawn swords. The mob hulttu aul
then began poltlng the police yig0ra W..
/ " with stones anu bricks. A squad OF
officers charged tbs rioters. The latter
/ Hired pistols ut the policemen, two Of
4
| police ~ charge Ia "A body, usiug thoiI
swords with good effect,
The rioters were dispersed, yollinl
ana hOOi!ng Of tho auht0titirs abt
shouting "Dowu with the YauGGei
ami long live spain"
The police VINO made number oI
arrests, experienced considerable diiil'
Guilty Ia esc0rIlng their prisoners 10 the
| depot. During the whole afternoon
/ there was more or less disturbance. II
was decided TO keep both the polio,
proper ami the gen d'nfms confined e
/ the barracks until further OTuOts, o.
there seemed To be danger Of hn0lhel
outbreak. The United States consulate
~ now guarded by u strong detachment
/ Of gen u'atus, armed with carbines
Tevgiyers anu swords ana Instructed /.
! pslttc! the consulate at any cost,
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SAN FHASCisCO, March Con
Apul g, uexU, year will have passed
siugu ihe murder Vt Blanche Lamont
ani yet Theodore Duuant, who was
convicted VI her murder lssl NOvom.
Der L. It'll Ia tue county jail awaiting
the iluai action ni tue state ruprrms
court iu the case. lumeIiatuly after
Duuau'H conviction an appeal Wh8
taAcu, but the case has not been pre-
sout,I 10 the supreme court owing 10
requests Tor additional time On hotn
siIuf. The lsst postpone snt took
place a week agu when the persecution
wac granted twenty days VA which u
iiIt "a bill Of exec ptiOns. AZ the eud Of
this time IL Nv believed that the case
win be- presented to the supreme court,
tut q decision ia not expected lot suvUr.
al months. DIuAut was sentenced 10
be hanged on February u, but the
slow manner In which justice IN metcd
out g. the murderer In this state makes
10 UflhAUle that lac will not meet his
death much before the close Of this
year. Meanwhile the prisoner u gpUui-
lux his Time ut the county jail much
the same as the fUtl VI tue inmatc1,
lie has few visitors anu devotcs most
NJ hi- time IA reading aud Nrltn .
lie has written history Of his life aud
lately no II said 10 have begun the
study OF law.
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ons ofibe Great Oppansni. Of black
bufu Gene,

ono oftbe Great opponents Of HIack-
burn Gene,
CINCINNATI, OuiO, March o. - A
Tlmos-sIar special says Weissinger Is
dead.
wulssinger has boon III several days
with u bad cold whion changed Into
pneumonia, He was made much
worse by the excitement ON Saturday,
when he was told that Blackburn had
been elected.
WeissingeT constituted the backbone
OF the Democratic opposition 20 Black.
burn. But Tor Nslssingef the cleo.
ton Of Hunter or Blackburn would
have occurred weeks ago, Saturday,
but for his release Of Chambers, Re.
publican, from the pair, In order that
the latter might vote for Carlisle,
blackburn would no doubt have car
Tied the day.
EdringtOn and Poor, P0pulisls, seem
to DO determined 70 vote with the
blackburn side on all propositions.
The battle royal n between Cariisle
anu blackburn, and under tue ciToum
stances the only immediate effect OF
WeissingeT'a death IL simply Ors less
vote for Carlisle.
Great pressure was brought 10 bear
upon the Democratic opposition to
blackburn this morning from Louie.
Vile aud other Influential pOiuts,
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CHICAGO, March 9.-For,y mem.
bru of tuU lnlia CLUB Offered them
selves 10 the service Of the country u
their birth last might. While the room
taug with CfiUs Of "Niva Rex aud
"Niva Crispi." the red, white aul
green c1lUts Oi Italy we're tossed iu the
air aud the members VI tho club
pledged their services to their kiug,
they signed a memorial addressed TO
the Italian minister OF war, declaring
their Willingness to leave their adopted
county al tue pleasure Of the kirg a Il
proceed % Rome, where they viii i0in
the Italian army and take part la thu
A0y6alnla campagu.
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Tmn KnNruoMr rLreTIoN.


The Excitement toutinues-tho Death
OF N.IsEinEer Announced,
FRANKFDRT, KY, March 0,-Ten
prominent Republicans from Popnlist
POOrs district arc here utglng Poor 10
vote against Senator Blackburn. IL Is
given out that II it comes 10 n contest
between Blackburn anu Carlisle, the
Republicans viii vote Tor Carlisle.
Zen Republicans, headed by Lyons, u
FREQ silver member from Campbell
county, declared that II a stampede to
Carlisle occurred, they would vote for
Blackburn, but tho free silver vote that
could bn swung from the EepubliCaEs
10 Blackburn IL less than the Demo.
cratic force likely W follow Carlisle.
In order to prevent stampede, tho
Republicans early decided 10 have n
numuer Of recognized leaders on tho
door who should be Obeyud implicitly.
BlnukbuTn's friends slill profess 10 be-
lisve NJ the crucial moment that the
Democratic vote will 10 unitod upon
nlm,
Tho rush to get In tho lsbbies and
galleries began early. The crush was
irighliul.
Tue senate met al II O'Clock ana ad.
journod until 1909 on account OF the
serious Illness VI WuissiugeL
The speaker OF the house gave order
to tue seIgeAnt-at-aTms 10 admit nobody
except those entitled TO The door,
do said complaint had been made
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WAsHiNGIoN, March 0,-rho Pres,-
dent sent tho senate the following
nominations:
TreAsufy-H. Lopez Baird, appraiser
Of merchandise, Philadelphia.
Jusuce-JAmts Nj. Beck, United
States attorney, eastern district oil
Penusylvania; James Is. Reilly, mar.
shal. eastern district Of PeunsylvAuiG,
EIhslbert Waite, Pennsylvania,
consul AZ Horgen. Switzerland.
Postmasters-Maty Brlce, Waintefs,
Cal; Josephine J. GstiDey, Los q to-,
California; Daniel II. Brooks, BUzs'
man, Montana.
Interior - Charles b. McHesney,
Nebraska, agent Indian Rosebud
Agency, South Dakota.
Indian inspactor-J. George Wright,
south Dakota, John iLAnO, Washing.
ton,
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.trlrI.tn MIth rnrnll.l..

DoyER, y. H., Match @ -ghloi Jus.
lice CuN.. De, ui Sew Hampshire,
was stricken with paralysis today. he
died almost Immediately.
Doc was 90 yuhf- 90 axe and con.
siJefod one VI the aulCst luristB IN sue
United States. Ito ubj yea tue dis.ilC.
ton 0t having been tue only New
England Judge ever quoted by Eug-
iisu Uuufts.
Al the time Of his death he was on
he way 20 Concord 10 attend tho law
term VI tue supreme court.
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mumbtrl IN zoo AhaIeal,.

RuME, March 8.-Thu Tubuua todsy
dcnlUs that King Hunter nas cX.
pressed his intention 10 audicatc. The
report grew Out Of tho fact that the
King SAIL.
"Aly son may negotiate with the
Negus, but / viii mover DO eV."
Tue lTbuua zlsO publishes an anti
French article healed lnuecency and
lnsOienco, which protests against
French Interference Ia Italian alairs,
Hnd declares that France Was aoluatru
by implacablo hatred OF Italy.
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NEW YoRK, March Thomas
Dixon Jr., Ia tue prelude ~ his ser
mon, last night spoke OF tue duly this
country owed TO Cuba, lie said:
~ want to congratulate the House Of
Representatives at Washington and the
United States Senate on the noble stand
they have taken In behalf OF the Op-
pressed In the island OF Cuba. Congress
Of tbs people, Tut II has not gone far
enough.
81 believe that the time has come 10
recognize the independence OF the
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ROCKVILLE, Ont, March ga
maniac who Alighted from the ll;4b
train touRy shot eight men. One
man, Peter Moore IN dead. Chief OF
Police Il $50 IL fatally wounded. The
manalc himself was shot through the
body and II now in jail. His name is
said to be- La Pointe. Policeman Tin.
ssel In shot In the arm. David Rougie,
an Indian, two Stage brothers anu a
man named Kilbutn arc the others
wounded.
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] 10 key, thu race goes on just the sam'
nut two men bYN aud one ge's KILLED,
a lot Of ministers get up aui call II AZ
Hutfage. Inst amt fir. Boxing
am brutal, and We are going to show
that Il IL just a. legitimate ~ any other
sporting prOUiivity. IL man wauts
to 20 e. church, let him; n he wants to
20 tn iight, he's got n hight 10.
1--WE want 10 educate aud tone w
the people 10 understand boxing. q
c Iufse, n man dOt't want 10 see
boxing he docs not have g., hut ht''
got no business TO Interfere attn those
whD do. Tutea miui.ter. His craft b.
% tell how toy 90 heaven. Let him
stick ~ tUat. WHAT business hiss he
gOt 10 iulereto with legitimate spUti7"
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LoEDoS, March 0.-Ou the stock
exchange today south Africa securities
were fiat, owing to n Tumor that Cecil
Rhodes, sx.ptemier OF Cape colony,
COMMUNICATIONS with Earl Grey Of
tho territory Of the British south
Africa company, had been arrested.
II was admitted by the pVl,oe author
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MADRID, March "a dispatch from
Havana, says Colonel Niouna has de-
ieatel MaceO with loss VI seventy
two killed and great numbers wOunu.
ed. Tue Spauisn troops captured two
hundred anu ton horses aud large
quantity Of arms. The Spauiards, VINO
lost only twenty-five wounded, are
slill pursuing the enemy.
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Plenty OF Honey.

LOSDON, March s.-rhe prospect IL
that money viii continue plentiful. The
fates are eaty. The stock market was
dull Tor the week on the uncertainty In
tho political situation, which consider.
ably restricts busiBess gpd INDUCES n
general closing OF accounts by prudent
REGULATIONS.
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NEW YORR, March "a dispatch
~ this Herald from Panama say:
A cable message received here today
from BOgota says that the government
has requested Great Britain to recall
minister SenneT, he being persona non
gTata. The British consul here mas
not yet received any advlcea TO that
effect
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NEW York, March 0.-Clyde line
steamer George w. clyde, was haul0I
oil the beach on Long Island shore to-.
day. The Clyue was run into on
February 29gn by tue q ia Dominion
line steamer Guyandutte, In a dense
los. aud beGchtd on Long leland shore
10 save from sinking,
Tue steamer proceeded up the bay In
tow
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ron PUGILIsn.
"Es IE Aint nrutHI" says John L.
sullivan with Emphasis.


sullivan with Emphasis.
SAN FRASCIsCU, March 9.--JOhu l..
SULLIVAN anu PaTsOn Davies are pre-
pairing 10 head u movement 10 place
pugilism on paying basis again.
sullivan believes sporting men should
organize and refuse 10 cast their ballots
Tor Legislators or cOugfessmen who
would not agree to let pTlze'hghTer5 go
uumolesIed.
"Over In England last year the
Sporting League beat lib candidates for
Parliament because their Views on
80 rling did not satisfy the league"
said sullivan. eve want TO ask can
didates Tor tle legislature or for Con-
gree VI for the Senate what they think
Of boxing, morse racing, foot fnciLg
aud all kinds Of spoTls, aud u their
views coincide with ours We Will vote
for them. Hut II they DOM, Weil
beat 'em. People have got bad view
Of boxing, II morse gets killed. or
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WAsWSUIuS, Mrfgn J.--lu House
committee IH banking nud currency
To-Day voted 30 report fayUfably TO the
li0u'e the bill introduced ny J0hnson
llfditnsl o. permit nation banks 10
issue uJteg 90 the amount Of the put
value 90 the hlnih Deposited by them
iu treasury as security TOT their issue
OF uui,=.
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such an act 70 It's history. Its cariiual
principal has been liberty and upln
liberty this nation IA founded. he.
heve that the mass Of the American
people agree that the Independence OF
Guns should 10 recognized by this
nation"
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CLEVELAND, March 0.-Dr W. H.,
Little, Oue Of the most wealthy Cili.
zvns Of Cleveland, died this morning,
aged sO, Before tue war Dc. Little
was ranked as one OF the most noted
abOlitlOnists,
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TIIrEnUBU, March "a IRE this
mUruiug destroyed block 81 ten
houses Ia AutuliH street, rendering ton
amiliUB h0mulus7, causing lJts Of
$4,000, Captain Fred Beckett, o.
,ngloc company 10, was seriously IN.
Iufud by u fall.
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CoLUMBUs, OHIO, March 9.-Dayid
X. WATSON today was ronominatud by
the Republicans Tor Congress In the
Twelfth district, which n usually
Democratic. Watson breaking the
record by defeating Cultivate In the
Political landslide Of Two yeats age,
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uu 'nutu warrant bad Teen isfued iUf
Rhode, chnrlei with completely ~
,Hp importation Of arms into IrnusvaRl
territory 'Ur use against the authorities
VI that republic.
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GooDLASDs. Kan, March 0.-The
Sherman county bank closed this
morning, Bank Commissioner Bret
denthAl having taken charge. The
Assets are placed at S6O,OOO; liabilities
s3j, 900. The bank uiii .ials claim TO be
able W pay dollar tor dollar.
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WA4ussUN, March Zine Pfcsi.
dent to-day sent to the Senate the nom
inatiDu OF Thos. Fox, postmaster at
Sacramento, Cal.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 9.-One
warehouse OF the Union Warehouse
company was burned this morning,
with contents. The loss 10 100000.
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Tue Queen starts Tor Nicr
sENAroR wEIsSINgER DEAR.

LONDON, March 9.-Qucen Victoria
anu suite ststted Tor Nice today.
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SAN JOSH, Cns, March 9.-Tho
COmmero al anu savings Bank, this
city, closed this morning. Tue deposit
tors, It " said, will be- paid ia full.
The capital Of the bsnk IL Il million
with 100000 pail up; surplus f255, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
Grprobte buffalben.

1. Sir Ipr0be 9ufe: Man I6mel5e 8tpei
Sbeife gelbes Ma9s, bier 9beile Rinoertalg
unO feds S6eile Sii6t1ran anf gelinDsm
Seuer unb f9miere ben 9uf fleiBig Damit
elm. Wiini4t man Die 9ufialbe I6par3, 10
Iebt man ettpas &ienruB gu, ME aber 10 Diel,
baB bas @an3e CUR biden @9n1iere piro.
2. Sir miirbe, briidige uno fogenannte
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