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ADMINISTRATIONS POSITION.
The Statement Is Generally Accepted by
Leaders as True.

The statement Is Generally Accepted by
Leaders as True.
Washington. March i-The very clear
and conclusive statement by tho Asso-
ciafcd Press q the ylews of the aamlnis-
irauon upon tho question OF recognizing
the Cubans as belligerents created great
interest In the house today. Several NOM
beers who are enthusiastic for Cuba suE-
gestod that the resolutions should be e.
considered ana changed from concurrent
TO jcint resolutions 70 that President
Cleveland would ba compelled 20 sign
them or veto them. hnt this proposal WAS
discouraged by the leaders ia foreign az
fairs.
II rs rolnted out that tho administration
practically holds she same position that
President Grant maintained during the
ten years rebellion. Most az the consilia-
tional authorities coucc'ie EAST recognition
IS an executive act. so that ,I- friends o.
tho revolution Gnd l;,ie ground fer hope
that the recognition VIII be eNtenied until
the Insurgents win n decisive victory CT
materially change thoir plans Of cam
palgn and members of the foreign affairs
comuu tce say that congress has done all
tina; lies In SIS power in expressing its
conviction lqon the policy which the
government should pursue
Mr. Adams Of Pennsylvania, chairman
~ tho CUBE ornWiuee which Investigated
the revolution. saws it is au erroneous
r,atemeut THAT the Insurgents 90 not hold
city nor raiu'nin a government. Th,y
have. bo SAYS. nciuai possession ~ most
OF ths Island aua tte centfal government.
.r.f. . .r..tff.R.f ID or,., rIfv has
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

one mile, selllng-Minnic W 81. Trixie
100 Nlc9lini Willis, Eeuuud. lo2. Mopsey
Miss Perkins, loi; Chonoa, Chicot, ioj,
Salvador lGs.
ono mile .sclllng-Llttle BILLY 100. Lulu
r.. lnrode, Boro, iO7; Van Brint los; Mas
ter Fred, LaNerne Balk Line st. Leo.
no: Lightfoot 1lS.
Thrcn-quarters of mile. selllng-Eisie
Ferguson. Bessie Stehhius a., Twelve
FIFTY Chugnut. Pert. Henry Harris. ia
ulndridge, q; Don O'Donncl 100, Billy
Kenny 1ol. Scabrook JOS.
ono mile. ladies' handicap Dutch Ar
row ST. Judith O., Bloomcr %; Masonic
Home Florence F., lof; George W 100.
domingo 10, Prince Imperial III, Maurice
~,
Iileven-sixtcenths Of mile, selling
Julie Bolle Grovos. l0$. Cyantha lN.
levin 7ol, Rachel MrAlllster. I.aBelle
France. i0E Tippccauoe. Pony Bob. Bill
Arp Kindoro, Little Tom, jos; Jim Henry
lH
ono mile. sellng-Princess Rose lW
Stlrk l0. Gold Dust los bob Holman.
Hubert, John Irwin, Uncle Jim. lU7; King
Elm ios, DohhinS lo9 Bob Neville, Leonard
h. no. IVion lt2.
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SPORTING NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. March 4.-Purse. for .
year-olds and up. selling. six furiongs-
Black Ban, lo2 (sherreO d to /. FIRST;
Black Tiger. 102 Ga. BarretD, Is to /.
second; Imp. Bimho JUS ". Duffy, TO
Purse. $3.50, for i-ycar-olds and upwards.
stl,ne. one and eighth miles-Sprsng-
vale, ~ lHarp, To T. irs.' easily by a
lcngth; Nicollni, lci %, H!lD, TO /, sec
uul, Marcel lol kelly, to /, third.
Time. .553t
selling seven furlones -NiNt3, u Clay,
TO ], first, Fritzie, IN (Sherrer 3 to l.
second. Georgia Smith. lw III. Williams
TO >. third. Time. Is
one ana onc-siXtecnth miles George w.
~ Thorpe. II 10 q. hrsi. Dutch Arrow!
600 dorsey. 30 to t. second. ioc-o-sot, 8
tsherrer). 5 to :, third Time. 1:it
one and one-siXteauth niles-Wtllis. 70.
Lakewood, u to /, first, Hilly Mckenzie
'll tSherreU. to .. sscond. Fdkir III
UNWpe), > TO /. third Time, iie.
Purse. S20p for 2-Nuar-a Ids 3ui up. sell
ug six furlongs- liegue To- (Shcrrer),
To p first; Abort sidney. l0i ID. nm,
to ]. second: Bart l02 d. Sodenl, 20 to j
third. Time, 11r..
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CLAIMS OF THE BRITISH.
Summary of the Testimony in the
Venezuelan Case.
ADDITIONAL NEWS OF NANSEN
Several Obscure Points Are CLEARED Up
Zeiaya of Nicaragua Making head
way Against Rebels.

London March 4-Thc st. James Ga
zette this afternoon publishes n forecast
summary of the British blue book on the
Venezuelan situation. which is shortly to
be issued. 1t Is said to contain extracts
from the archives OF Holland. from the
latter part of the Sixteenth century to the
second decade Of the Nineteenth century
and extracts from the archives of Spain
since i5i2 down to Venezuela's independ-
cnce in 1880 All the documents in this
connection, 1t is said have been ransacked
in order to establish the British case.
Against the Venezuelan claim for pos
session Of the west bank of the Esse-
quibo it will be shown, 1t is said, that
the possessions OF that bank is Great
Britan's beyond doubt.
The statement OF Sir Frederick Pollock,
professor Of iur!sprudence of oxford uni
versity vino has prepared the British
case, So described by the St James Ga
zette as being remarkable for mastery
details and for the force and clearness
Of his conclusions
Continuing, The st James Gazette says
Tho statement shows the Dutch occupa-
ton Of 5he coast of Guiana UP to the
mouth Of tho Ornocco such possession
implying the right OF ownership TO the
ttintt rldn1 UacK country which IT Is
SHOWN, the Dutch exercised in the SIX
teenth century. The maps give the north
west boundary As starting from Barani
Point and going northwest inland, through
| the parallel TO the Orinocco to the con
iiu nee OF CarOu and lndico According
l to the map which Desyile prepared for
( Louis Ky in l7ii the delimtation Of the
| district aud the Dutch boundary from
/ Barami Point is identical with the present
British claims.
ana proper until they overran part of
n Hiritlsh territory to the CuSuni in
tleme,t ,yn o"S ~ INK te ,N'rT rhi spanish set.
ny tie Dutch map Of ligS. prep9r"d For for
the assistance of The statesmen who wara
nesotiaiing he cession OF the Dutch colo
"s5 III Aiincrlya 70 Great britain.
or fredcrick Pollock enters into details
10 sho" thai the cesslon was Effected on
llnls nnSls' an important map printed in
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SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITIONS.
Four OF Them Said to Have Landed
Safely In Cuba.
ALL OF THEM CARRIED AMMUNITION
which 10 the Thing Most Needed by the
Insurscuts-fn clustering Schooner
Captured.

New York. March i.--Rafaei Portundo
has received cipher dispatches which an
nounced tho safe arrival in Cuba of four
expeditions which have sailed from diff
ferent American ports during February.
The urgent necessity of ammunition In
the insurgont armies, particularly those
OF General Gomez and Antonio Maceo.
induced Secretary portundo to make ar
rAngcments for the departure OF several
small expeditions to sail from southern
ports OF the United States. The first loft
this country on February 1. carrying 80
rifles and 1900 rounds OF ammunition.
Accompanying this expedition were hfteen
men, The second expedition left on Feb
ruary I with $50 rifles, $4,000 cartridges
and twelve men. The third expedition left
on February u with 100 rifles and twenty
mon. Each Of these expeditions. 1t is said
] landcd IN diuercnt parts OF Cuba, TWO On
the south coast and the third Oh the
north coast.
Tiuusvlle, Fla. March 3-Dcspite the
/ precautions exercised by the United States
authorities a large and well equipped ILL
/ clustering expedition sailed from Cape
, Cannvcral about nighriall Monday TOR
! cuba, Capu CanaNtral is few miles
south OF hcre, and Is an ideal place tor
l the departure OF nlibusters because OF It's
. nate at CanaNeraL Ihe men composins a.
Z were gathered at Key West and Tampa
I by CullaHO who has mate repeated pf-
forts to get TO CUBA. After COLLAGE had
secured his men they were taken on board
q three masted schooner at a point above
, Key West.
A'nc schooner then sailed for CanaVeral,
| where arms and ammunition We're CACHED.
The vessel arrived OF cauaYcral sstt;-
day ara boats came ashore and quickly
| transported the munitions to the vessel
! About uightfall the task was completed
nud the schooner sailed for cubs. There
! were oyer ono hundred men on tlc
schooner, some of whom were Americans.
'isn Was am tN-ulicial of key Wrst The
/ Ersiol carried about 2ln0 rifles. 20o mo cart
mite. II is said the stores We're LEFT on
CupH tanrgcru some time ago by thp
steamer Three Friends, Of Jacksonvil q
according TO prctrrangemc with Gu
| bans TIL Three Friends Is owned hy
| iure" ardent cuban sympathizers. IN.
vessel left Jacksonville ten days ago Us.
| tc"sihly for Nassau. she proceeded alnue
! tho east coast and lay to a night Off CAV
HN raj, and h II said landed and CON
called the arms, The Three Friends then
proceeded to Key West and her owner
announced mat The Nassau trip was ahan-
don'd. AZ Ncy West the Cuban lenl-
ris were Informed where the arms wcrl
stored, with tho result that They wcr,
itkhn OF and are now en- route for Cuba
AHhouFh Cotazo planned the expedition
10 Is not known whether n" accoinpa nicc
u. Inc government suspected something
Tor last week customs officials wert
comhing the coast. Finding nothing how.
,Nrr suspcion was allayed and tn,
Ouhans cured the arms and got away
hnmolested, Tho spanish minister mi
that The rhree Friends was engage
ia along the Cuhans.
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is THIS FACT OR LEGENpy

A Curlos story About the Way in Which
"Lconanle" Was Written.
Kokomo Dispatch.
In the house of n gentleman In THIS
city we recently saw a poem written on
the ny.lcaf Of an old book, Noticing the
Initials "E. A. T." at the bottom. 1t
struck us that possibly we had run across
Il bonanza.
The owner of the book said that he did
not know who was the author OF the
poem. liis grandfather. who gave him
the book, kept an inn In Chesterfield,
near Richmond, Va. one night young
man raped at the door and asked II he
could stay all night, and WIS shown to u
room.
That was tho last they saw OF MIN.
When they went next morning to call
him TO breakfast he had gone, but hal
len the book on the fly-leat OF whicn
hRd been written these verses.
LEONANIE
acknowledgements named her
Aud they took the light
OF tho laughing stars and framed her
And they made her hair Of gloomy
Midnight and her eyes Of glowing
Moonshinc aud they brought her to me
In the silent night.
In u solemn night ~ summer
when my heart II gloom
Blo9omed MP ia greet tho conner
Like a rose in bloom;
All fsrvhC linss that distressed mo
I forgot as Joy carcssed me,
Lying Joy that caught and pressed me
In the arms of doom.
Only sralSe the little llsper
IN the Angels tongue.
Yet listening, heard her whisper:
songs are only sung
Here below, that they may griCve YOU
Tales are told you to deceive you
So must iccnanie leave You,
While her love Is young"
| Then God smiled, and It was morning
| Matchloss and supreme,
| Heavens glory seemed adjoining
Earth with tts esteem,
Every heart hut minC seem gifted
| with the voicc ~ prayer and hftod
| Where NV Leonanie drifted
| From me Ike a dream.
| II. \, i, Renny j. Whitcomh Rilcy)
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

Paris says the Panama Canal company
Is al not ne engaged in any negotiations to
consolidate with the Nicaraguan COM
pany.
Berlin-Mrs Runyon, widow of the late
ambassador to Germany General Theo-
dnrc Rtnyon and her daughters gave n
farewell luncheon today to the emperor
and empress of Germany.
Berlin-Durlng the course of debate
on the sugar bill in the reichstag Herr
Staudy argued direct tax on sugar and
energetic action against the United
States. which he claimed did not give fair
treatment to German sugar.
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nIerATcn FR0M WEYLEn.

Madrid March a.-The opinion prevails
IN official circles that President cleve-
land will not approve " the Cuban rcsolu-
lions adopted 10y the United States con-
gross
Gcueral weylcr has cahled 10 the gov
ornment on tho subject ana referring to
tho question OF American Intervention.
says lie hopes il VIII NOT he necessary 10
resort 90 cNtrsfnc measures. iio added
that NO alarm WAS felt "a Havana
Tho official dispatch also says that In
the latest important engagement between
the Spanish truous and the insurgents In
CUBA IN which General bargpS attacked
the Insurgents who were protecting tho
sO-cnlod government. the Spanlards lot
ten killed and wounded.
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MISSISSIPPI I
Two c S.,. Il \
c'n''a v, NJ
A'k'SlEY col d, !,
SIX I.' Co.s,.:.Is..a n,r,,..
instructed e, ll..s'. \
'a'a's wsil,s N

' jackson. Miss, x,A
spit between the I'M I.
, ul the republican ,I' p,rt, y ! =.
r roaas,, The eomnlt,sss :.
recommending, ec,, the .ss,,,, ~ \
pus. naa ,
+. d. Mosely Gala, N
mittee to order It |, s n ~
ninety members wa ~, N
a a'ae The rspor, : No.
was a volumlnous docuus's Z
OF delegates and altsru.l.s !
" In the State.
W. E. Mollison st,,.. 4
minority report, recon- ~
of Lynch delegate. h 49,.
counties the charge NJ,
contests We're all frsuau,,t
John Lynch was ,scss.i., !.
explanation Of the mIso-.,.
u u. the action a NJ Y!
winch he declared W.. We ns. N
, ma on peen sent around oysr n. n
up contests where none Nv, Y;
ed, robbing the reuuHsss
rights. etc. ~
James Hill replied th,, d.
me subcommittee were
some of them able lawyer X
tlon was right; thai Ill 4.
wanted now was a vote W
The motion to adopt III y.
was carried by a vote Of 4 i.
~ resolution that admls.,ss
Vention hall be regulated \
AT ! o'clock the Lynch e,,,
strong, went In a body 10 N Y
hall and demanded sdnl,sss
tickets, which was refvsS \
withdrew in a body, cairyir3
lhcir shoulders to BeneilcilJl
they went into session.
The lin convention tonI,s, !
following Mckinley delegs,s !,
Louis convention. james HlS !
John $. Burton Of Holly IN
Lea of Vicksburg. z. WI
Greenville. n
The Lynch men selected M
Mckinley delegates to ths g. /
vention: John r, Lynch d ii
+. Mollison Of vicksburs, \
gomery of oxford. +. ". Cola
mit. q
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TERRITORY ROADS.

Arimore, l. r.. March f-Judge c. Il.
kAsore has issued two Important orders
ono authorizing Receiver Scholt to issue
o"ftire1t"s or Indebtedness, payable m
six months iu gold TO the amount OF Sli .u0J
Ter milo against the neuison ana North
oru railroad. TO bo used 100 paying III in
trbtcdnesa ana construction OF the road .
tho other authorizing tho receiver 20 cou-
tract with the Mineral iieit Construction
company Tor building the ma frhe order
provides that these certificates shall not
be sold Tor less tnan par
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GOVERNOR GREENnALGE pEAp.

Lowell Mass. March 4-Governor
Greonhalse died at 1850 o'clock this morn
lug. Governor Grecnhalge was OF English
birth, but came with his parents To this
country IN his childhood He was grnd-
united from Harvard university IN 1863.
Two years later he was admitted to the
bar az which he took rank AS coun-
sailor and advocate. llo WAS elected TO
cougroes from the Eighth district In lSSS
having previous to than umu occupied
Tho offices Of mayor on Lowell and mrin-
hrr or the legislature lie was elected
EoNcrnor thrnn HucansAIVn times.
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cArr,rnrD A rILIBusTERER.

Washington, March 4,-Captaih shoe-
maker chief of the revenue cutter service
has received cablegram from Captain
Herring. commanding the custer MerTill
at Port Tampa, Fla. stating that he had
miles south OF that point, loaded Win
arms and ammunition. aud that he hau
delivered her 10 the proper authorities al
Fort Tampa Notwithstanding tnis Ssi1-
pcctauon. in view Of recent decisions OF
the courts, of making out any case aya!hst
the Mallory that will detatn her longer
than "A few days
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REPUBLICANS DON'T ID
ono Party Says Deboe h u
Other Side SAYS H al

Ono Party Says Debe i u
Other Side Says He 4
Frankfort, KY, March La
can joint caucus for the nonlf
candidate for United Stats Vi
tinued until almost midnight N
man Jones announced that s.rl
W. j. Deboe had been nomiu1
was Il lively session and nln "
taken. The contest was htvA
Deboe and Judge Holt. To-
resulted: Deboe 81, Holt y
The chairman Of the sfI
that Debue had a decided niSd
votes cast and is Therefore u
He also claims that the csle1
so suddenly until tomorrow t'f
did not have an opportunity ? /
formal announcement but ~
so announce the nominating
morrow.
Those dlsputing the clam
Jones and the friends o. ~
refer to the rule Of. The
recurring thirty-fve votes %
that the lowest be dro?ra
ballot. There were sixiy.twa
eight republican member o.
ture present and Chairman
that the thirty-two votes tas
was a majority Of the caiicus
refused to attend the caSes
son, Freeman, StigleA ei1
Brider and Neal.
Late tonight the Holt mea =
osition to the Deboe ma v
withdraw in favor OF ~ M. NJ
Louisville, but the pr0pw~
jected. .,-,vs h
Congressman Lewis ail w., 4
ington tonight and IS eAp
the race tomorrow
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VENEZUELA DECLINES.

New York. March A dispatch to the
Herald from Caracas says:
Venezuela has declined the demand Of
Great Britain that the ururan incident be
regarded as a distinct issue and that
reparation be made and an Indemnity paid.
The government declares that to grant
Eng!ands demand would be recognition of
British rights in the territory In dispute
between the two nations 1t Is also de-
cared that the whole issue must await the
result of arbitration. Officials again eN-
press fear that England Will try to en-
force payment of damages.
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RENEWED DISTURBANCES IN MADRID.

today
of popular against the United states TIE
Of
special prohibition directed against them by the
Of United assembled
the burned American Has
result the
cabinet h
ais a special
with
elgnp power In
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MATRIMONIAL ITEM.
Texas slfter.

IrNAs sitter
In a san Antonio, Texas, drawing room
lady Was narrnting her sad experience,
'lmaglne tho frightrul position I'm which
I am placed. My husband went North.
ana now 1t IL Amos, three years since
had line from him"
"Horrblew groaned tho chorus.
"Ncs. hut that amt the worst He Is
likely TO turn UP here In town any day ami
head me on from getting divorce for
desCrton."
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HOLMES DOOMED.

Philadelphia Pa. March i,--The su-
preine court today In a decision by Justice
Williams oYcrruled all assignments OF or
rOy IN tho cnso Of n. N Holmes, sentenced
To- death for numbering BENJAMIN pietzel
and confirmed the Judgment OF tho court
below
tons for the ESlluNs ana Is said 70 have
sent FOR u Catholic priest who has since
visited him several times.
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SPANISH VICTORIES REPORTED.

SPANISH VICTORIES REPORTED.
Madrid, March 4.-An, official dispatch
from Havana says that the spanish have
obtained several victories over the insur-
gents
General Barnal's brigade at Nigamei
routed 5000 rebels, killing three and ininr-
iuC fiity. and capturing 400 horses. guam
tity OF arms and ammunition aud eNplos-
ives. The Spanish loss was four killed ana
eight wounded
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the United States steamer Wabash In Bos-
ton. He volunteered his services as sur
gcon on the Rogers. which went IN seatcn
II the Jeanette expedition. lie serNeu
ed In the rescue OF the Jcannettc surNiN-
ors and returned to this city
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Vcdomostis Sofia correspondent says that
the Bulgarians are preparing for rising
In the autumn to show dissatisfaction at
the powers for recognizing Prince Ferdi-
nand, whom 1t was hoped 10 get rid of.
The Nedomosti draws attention to an
extract from the bulgarian newspapers
saying that Bulgaria is disllusionized by
Russia's policy recognizing the prince.
Opinion here Is growing irritated respect
Ing bulgarian pretensionE.
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HORRIBLE N1NE FIRE

beriin' March Fire broke out In the
Cleophas coal mines ut tattowi,z -
son Stella, The bodies OF twcnty.nns
victims are already recovered hut liza
iate OF miners cntomhod. numbering nbou,
100, Is stin uncertain
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ACTION ON THE RESOLUTIONS.
Senate Committee Analysed Them and Those
Adopted by the House May Prevail.

relations today
substitute for the
greater part OF the
The
compared
better
this fact prota-
the
bodies
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MCKINLEY GETS ARkl \

Little Rock, Ark, Ma'cn
ing for Mckinley and p's
was begun here YESTERDAY W }
the country today and iha y, !.
restraint in the six di s,,...,
at which the reploniI,MassA
through the form Of ssie =. M
Powell Clayton called ..aas,s,.rssyl
rether in Little Rock So ~
and gave them a list q ~ a
TO be chosen as delegate', I'M
onr districts, and ne me-. V C,,si2
nothing to do but raupts ',ctsstJ
IONS and shout for tne f ns, 4
The list selected BY e's !, i'll
factory in all but one me, y al
where local factions ea rnsss ~
ed one threatened 10 n,Ss d
slate went through, no no y II
,ricts. twelve delegates "
convention being elec'eo.
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REPUBLICANS not A. \.

Frankfort. Ky, Ma'Vn ~, y
for the thirty-ninth 's :, ID
members present, Hon. y IT,, 4.
the republican nm n9n p votes. a.
today he received J = Nv Vail Iii d y
stone received nes a,oys Juifs \
the republican sen p ,Ss rspalts
received % votes ~ assyelopd y
s s,rs9g'e sibo TRs how Tias ., sEs
leans are. The b "a yMJecsrir!
5s. holt ., Stone ~ %Tarliss y,
I Bowie IL, Finlay ,, ,s S W
i t,,..nl,es /, Yerkes l.
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AT ITs OH BUSINESS.

Bowie Cross Timbcrs.
The News is AZ its old misunderstanding
discord In the ranks Of the democratic
party.
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u.pNrp AGAINST As ~,

omaha, Neb,, Ma .'sl, n ~
ton today made puV N I,ass' n
% sFssfa EeGSSi''ssi9 SlssssSsss,
voters " SSi,''t that the ascsai snssdis I, w
e sy S E # S,n ," lss ss. Z
ar ana he,ng elected.
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AN APPROXIMATIONS MONUMENT.

Washington. March i-Roprcsentative
McMahon OF Pennsylvania today intro
duccd "a bill approprating S5.00o 10 pro-
cure site aud erect u peace monument
~ AnpomaitoN. The sit6 selected shall
be where Generals Grant and Lee met
and agreed upon terms OF capitulatlon.
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BuLGARIA's EYES OPENED.

New York. March A dispatch TO TIM
Herald from ST. Petersburg says: Tho