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BAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Rev.
DR.. Brown did not take tue stand rs
was expected al tue evening session OF
the council before which no IL on trial
on charges Of immOtallty.
Mrs. w, Il. Aber was called by the
deisnss aud told Of things Mrs. DAVID
son had told her about Miss UyeTmAn
and otuer things Miss Oyefmsn hau
told hsT about Mrs. Davidson. Clun-
sci for DR.. Brown stated 10 the council
that Mr. Abtr would give further
testimony NJ another time In private.
The testimony Of Mrs. Halligan,
Mrs. Meyer anu Detective Seymour
was read aud Deacon VasoOnsellos
was called. he cUTTobOTAted the Ies-
timOny VI DR.. Brown % to the baptism
VI Mts, Stockton. The witness was
asked II he had ever noticed Df.
Brown acting with undue familiarity
towards ladies In the ohutch. Deacon
Williams smut of the answer.
~ would like ~ ask II the Judge adj
vooats aud the counsel for DR..
BroWn,n he said, "ohnnot Agfes that
Dr.. Brown never has been seen In the
church or on the street or any other
place, iniulging In any familiarity with
any woman under tho heavens. 1
think We kfe all convinced that he has
not dous anything OF that kind and
we would probably save a good deal Of
time by admitting that"
No Que taking Issue with this stand, ,
Deacon Williams made q motion 10
emb1dy that sentiment anu II UaA
carried unanimously.
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TRADING ON CHANGE
No Partially Shown 10 Either Class Ol
Socks Today,
LISTED PROPERTIES FARE WELL


BIsines. took turn at tho EK.
change To-day aud ~ great degree VI
Partially was eEteodsl to either class
OF stocks. Yesterday. deals were con.
nned wholly to tue uulls.rd prOpertlet,
but Ioday's proceedings gave tbs lead,
In the v,iuy Of sales, Ht luas', 10 the
listed stocks.
Anchor started with bid Of 1925
but none Of the stock was brought out.
Then came Al,E, the nsmo Of which
hal no sooner been meutljbei than
tue cry o. Sold" was heart and 800
shares changed hauIs-sl,Jj being the
figure realized.
Couitn ial.Eufoka advanced 90
cents rom yrstvfIay'H quotation, thus
mailing the biI f6p.75. IL reached $40
nj one Ioiut ot the csil, but an Otieriug
" tue stock al $40 caused the UtokeT
who had volunteered that figure, TO
withItAwn II and the next best blu 10.
maincd as the q rotation.
Good bids we're made on both DAILY
anu Dsly.Wcst, but tue brokers failed
~ get together. Dalton aud Lark, the
figures on which have been dancer.
uusly close, siuca the stock was regu.
lnflY listed, came out with q sale Of
200 shares at 90 cents. More was
offered al tho sAme nxurc, hut tho
bidder fell back one cent, aud tue quo.
IatiUn stool, 90 asked, ~ bid.
Ess, Golden Gave Ia thv meantime,
/ had been apparently watching the tao.
/ tee Of her sister Stock, aud when her
ufu came, she bounced out with a de-
termination 10 20 90 clri =, hav!rg
/ scored q sale. lue liberalization was
mlly realized, o. In the firstltGuud, 100
/ thatrs wctc disposed OF NJ 65 cents. and
snv retired from tue rlng with appaf.
rnt satisfaction.
Fora line II boxed Ne though Mer.
| cur wUu.u maEo some exchanges, but
exhaustion uvttcamo the brokers rather
| quiCkly And resulted in nothing being
| u0uc with that iayOfably .loOHs d.upOn
NJ on. Mammoth came out boldly aud
demanded f2.lb, but bid Of $40 cop
tuftd 100 shares, at which Inquire 100
more could have found q tAker.
| OuIhrlO got bid Of 1880 tut
the stock JlIn't matrriAizs Two
/ THOUSAND shares u Sioux COusolijated
could have found market 81 fl.26,
buI hOlIeTs OF the stock demanded S..
| NN.AN NhAAAN " ANhh "AN WAhAeA NJ
ii.3O, willis the bid for board lot was
tl.2b with $40 asked.
a cry Tor Dalton went up wh0u Tia
caller turned HE attention 90 tbs un.
listed stocks, anu after good deal OF
| yelling hal been irdulged 10, a sals OF
| 200 shares at a cents, was an.
bounced. Little Piltsbufg followed
with an exchange Of 5000 shares, after
winch Eagle was recognized by 900
shares changing hands At 10 cents, anu
In concluding the sales Natural Gas
ock ~ the cKtont Of D, 200 shares, was
uulOaded at lug cents.
Mf. +. ST. Avery, VI Denver, Colo,
vas on the door " the exchange today,
and being intr jducel % the members
thereof, by Broker Hudson.
The olysing figures were NJ follows
LtHTKD STOCKS
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NEW YORIS, MaTch G.-DAn Tai.
IMAGES Sons, one OF The largest houses
Ia the rice trade, has inside an asslg M
meut to J. CHA, with preference OF
$4,000. Counsel Tor assignee made
the following statement;
"Ihe direct cause VI tho failure wAs
tho Inability of tho nTm ~ secure
toady money 10 meet obligations. Ac.
cotdinRly the firm was compelled ~
lot Its money 10 10 protest. A meeting
VI the creditors viii be- held shortly,
Hnd n full statement Of the tiTm's ~.
fairs VIII be laid before them and
propositions will be- considered with A
view that buriuess DO resumed ~ coon
~ IL possible. Tue arm has TeAl estate
which n sold al a forced sale, would
not realize 20 per cent OF is value.
There are other assets which they are
unable TO tuTn.0
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A FOOL nnd III. nen,,.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, March
0.-Thres years ago this spring Peter
wilboTg LEI. his home In California for
Cooks Iulel, Alaska. For nearly three
years no worked unoeasingly In tue
gold regions. Last November he caaio
back TO the stAtes on a visit, bringing
with MIN So, 900 Ia gold dust And mug.
gets. Alter banking t35, 0JO Ia San
Francisco hs started out 10 have a
good time on, tue remaining $4,000.
lie spent four months In the eastern
aud southern cities, spending tho
larger part Of bis pocket money. Last
might he lett here on tbs steamer CITY
OF Topeka, on his RETURN to tue Alaska
gold nelds. While tue steamer was
lying nj tho wharf he amused himself
by throwing dounle bandiuls OF silver
dollars At the b, y. ON ths wharf. Every
boy who could hat the eccentric Alas.
la miner with = SNOWFALL received n
handful OF coin In return. wIlboTg
appeared TO enjoy tue sport as m Ioh a.
the boys. AZ the boat pulled out from
the wharf he polted Ine boys with
money,
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Fish and Game Meetlnr.

A meeting will be held at the police
court iNmsor, old Guy Hal, on Fat.
ufpny evening, Al s O'Clock sharp, ioI
tho purpose VI oonsid, ring The nsh and
game oil now before the Legislature.
All citizens, irrespective Of the TACT
whether they are sportsnen or not, are
invited TO be present aud express their
views. Alta meeting held AZ the same
place on Saturday night last a commit
tee was appointed for the suppose "
giving shape 90 Ihv deposition bring
aroused against certain sections Of tue
ptOpO ed law, This committee will
make u report at the next meeting.
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FAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-NuWs
has rescued heIp that J, Is. hagsi4 IL
seriously ~ Ia New York. Haggin ID
Une " tne owners Of thu famous Ana.
cOndA niue, largely interested IN IA,
Alaska Commercial company, owns
immense tracts Ul iauI Iu California,
AnElnB, New Mexico and Mexico.
Tue combined wealth " his partner,
Lloyd rByis, anu himssii, IL estimated
al thirty 10 fOTty millions.
An inquiry mAuu by n representa-
tive OF tue Associated Press NJ Mr.
HaRgin's Office today eliolted tne Ia ct
that Hsggtu Il much better and rapidly
recovering. FIR over three months
IA ggin has been oonintd to his bed
with govt. Recently no had iutsm,
nation OF the bowels, but not appoudi.
cltis,
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and iutofualiInul rights. Bo says the
seals inj IN the ocean their wort
enemy, the pUlagir srsler.
Iheu reitrfug to the fact that even
IN case the other countries concerned
foluse T. enter into tho plplsei corn.
yentiOb, the executive department
selling through lie sgents, eau, he
argues, use IT. discretion IN killing the
seals, the opinion 10 expressed that
the other governments will accept the
Oil a. n banter anu insincefe threat
will refuse b negotiate with the
UuiieI siatts. lie thinEs II i'm.
PROBABLE that Russia and JapAn wuulI
unite IN the cruel policy Of destruction,
unless they auuul1 DO ~ tor the met.
cenafy purpose Of enhancing the value
u turlt Own hert., whion he does not
believe these governments are capn-
DO Of No good rrsults, Mi.
Morgan asagfls, eau come from tue
adoption OF the policy proposed.
Hesuys II lea hilarious ami unwise
act Tor Congress 10 anticipate tue sH-
scu.ive Ia any matter that eau b. set.
ltd by treaty aud states that II IL un.
dsfslOod that his government Il now
engaged In diplomatic rspondence
ON this subject with a prospect Of sue.
cess. This undertaking would be most
IEely Interrupted ny the passage VI
the loniiug Till. Nc. Morgan says the
UBlted States are bJuud by the Paris
treaty ~ long 10 II In Ia force and that
tue treaty cannot 10 disfcgafded while
10 force without responsibility on uuf
part 10 tho government VI Great
Britain. II the treaty II not satisiao'
tory 10 the United States tue remedy
Is Ia hbfOgHtiOu anu not Ia IT. Viola
ton; between twOsucb powers tnofe Il
no Judge which can hold either 10 IT.
Jutl; they are nectssAriiy left TO the
afUiuamtut VI tho sword ~ ~ the
ultima ratio tsgum.
at that award DID bind the two
governments 10 eX cute the Tugula.
tons ~ as " protect aud preserve the
seals, II had," Senator MJtFAn cOu.
Cludcs, emo possible effect IL 10 leit
either Tree to itiiiCt wholtsnle anu
Intended eKtotminnli0n upIn the
scale, the treaty and tue award were
both illusOfy. AZ the susceptibility
Of the rapid Destruction Of the seals
tesls with Great Britain as the bill A..
sumeH, n complaint shOulI be addressed
~ that government, aud ~ the fault n
IN tue award Of thu Paris tribunal we
ought hfst 10 donOunce 40 anu Tree our.
selves ifJm tue OBLIGATIONS IL o. Joius.
Instead OF that the Pftuidrnt has seitt
10 tue Senate convention, recently
uCgOtiA.cI with Great Butaiu which
stilrms the award aud the treaty under
when II was rendered and Il nov 10.
tore tue Senate Tor action. The pAs.
sugo Of this bill would virtually dis
Ienso with that convection"
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New YORR, March 6-ChsirmGn
Gideon, OF the l., A. W., has iSsuvd tue
following bulletin:
In assuming charge Of the racing In
this county, the l.. A. w. racing
board asks the cooperation and assist.
sncs Of every cycllst In the county.
We promise absolute impartiality Ia
tbs enforcement Oi the rules both Tor
and Againat the racing mad and the
promoter. Every honest racer, DO he
amateur or professional, IL entitled to
our protection and friendship. We
shall enforce the rules TO the best OF
our ability, ana hope for n season OF
clean honest sport.
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administration on the subject. Wish
you would say | never saw the ,tate.
ment nor heArI Of II until read Dc
IN tho newspapers spd even then
neglected 10 read all Of II, suppot.
ing II represented nothing mole
than newspaper gtess. / do not know
hog II otlsinated, nor by whom Il was
constructed or inspired, but DO know,
! am IN NJ manner Responsible Tor II,
nor No any way related ~ H.
II Only iesife TO 'ay 10 addition that
DO npt know whether the publlCa.
ton fe'etfrd 70 represents the views oi
the naturalization on tue CubaH uuts-
ton Uf not, anu that / never found aby
difiiculty Ia communicating with the
people Ia a manner which leaves no
doubt Ne ~ the authenticity NJ any
statement purpoftng to foptesent my
views"
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TAsmA, Fla, March 8.-rhe schoon-
or MailUfiCk wnich was seized by the
cutter Morrill, has been lowed up 10 the
dOcks near this custom house. 1t In
deeply loaded with ammunitions Of
war and IL In charge OF n deputy U. X.
mArshal. The collector Of customs has
received word from the district htlor-
ney that n hs had no instructions he
could not act and the vessel would
be returned. No answer had yet beer
received. II IL believed that the vessel
will be released, ~ there are no legal
grounds on which II can DO detained.
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azn Venezuela u, fuses 10 raT.

NEW YORK, March GA special 10
the World from Caracas, Hys:
The ninety days allowed Venezuela
TO RrbitrRto the demand for Indemnity
for tho arrest Of tho English officials,
Barnes aud Baker,on tue UfuAn river,
IN December, 1894, mas expired. Tho
government will not speak officially,
but tho highust authority Is gwen TOT
tue statement that Nrnt zuolA refused
10 pay the indemnify, declaring that
tho question OF the arrest aud the
boundary dispute cannot be separated.
10 lay the in4emnity would be- TO
Tooognlze British sovereignty ovefVsn.
tzueia territory,
II Ia believed here that unless Julian
Pauncolots ami Miuistsr AndTads can
arrange mAtlers satisfactory In WASH
iugtCn, England will uss force to col,
tot this money, treating tho arrests ms
disIincI from the boundary.
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Passed the century mark.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 6.-Chrls-
tlan conrad, OF Delaware county,
aged llG years, 10 dead. He has been
a noted character In Iowa life for many
years ana until lately he was eompaFa.
lively well and strong. At his last
birthday hs predicted that no would
not live the year out. lie was by all
odds the oldest man In Iowa anu has
been frequent subject Of newspaper
Biographies.
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fTrgUcluALrA,g Honduras, March
o. Npyuxut 1896 by Associated
fUrs.l-Genoral BIuilla, minister u
war, uas left this city with troops 10
assisI the army " President Zslaya,
Nicaragua, In suppfo.stug the insur.
fcction VI the LeUnist-.
General Dayilla loft Teguicigalpa
toiay win additional troops 10 Asslst
President Zclayn. Tue government Of
Honduras nas scot ABOUT two Thousand
men In oil 10 Nicaragua,
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CHICAGO, March G.-Comprsssei air
as power has displaced steam IN three
departments Of the Pullman Palace
Car company's works, aDi tho results
have 10 far satisfied tue Otilelals that la
all probability the new force will DO
used In all the great thOps Of the cor
poration. Tue change IL radical anu
marks revolution In the mAnufae-
turing system Of the great Pullman
ulaut.
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WAsHISGToS, March 6.-The Sen.
ate committee On public lands pracIic.
ally decided today ~ report back tue
Arizona school land bill recently
vol. cd by the President, with recon-
veto. Delegate Murphy (Arz1na)
addressed tue committee In IaVor OF
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NEW YumS, March G.-'Thc appellate
division u the supreme court has
all med the Judgment " $4,000 90.
tanned apsinst Russell Sage by VIII.
liam II. LNidlaw for injuries sustained
by the iat or Ia the bomb explosion Ia
sage's utiics several years ago. Tue
court also allows Lsiilaw 5000 ooun.
sci feUh and Gusts.
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OREGON shor, Line Propo.,,,on

NEW YORK, March 6.-rh, reorgani-
zatOn committee representing all tho
Interests Of the Oregon Snort Line
property has prepared plan which
will be submitted 20 tho security
holders on March 10. Various dsposi-
taries OF this city have been appointed
to receive the respective classes OF st.
cuTllies,
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NEW York, March G,-Fully $780,.
900 was the lUss caused by n IRE cary
today In the Garvin building on lvigul
street, YORK street and ~. john,
place. The loss on the building IL $50.
900. The GAtyin Machine company,
manufacturing bicycles, ypt.wtltef-
ami other machines, loss $4,000;
Bernard Ulm n, manufacturer Of en-
nTOldsTy, 100000.
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a nInIn. onmrenr A,,.rhsa.

BUTTE, Mont, Mafcu G.-Ailornoya
fepfu.o ting the Eastern u.uIhUlIsts
of the Butte aui Boston Copper aud
silver MiniHg any, To-Day flied an
atln hment on itH properly for iouf
hundred aud sixteen thousand dOllats.
seven hundred mon arc out ot employ.
mUnt.
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IN Defense az THE SEALS.
senator Morgan Has Completed tho
ma oriIJ Report,

wAsHINoToN, March Ex-senator
Morgan, who led the opposi ion In the
committee on foreign relations to the
Dinglsy bill for the determination OF
the furseals II Alaska In case OF the
refusal OF Eng an y u m aud Ru siR 10
agree TO arbiIrl ton Z their belt pro.
lection, has completed minority rs-
port.
lie takes strong grouudS agalnst the
the bill both on the score OF humanity
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rRANsFERs on STOCKS.

Five hundred shares Of Ajax At
tl,U5; 1000 Dalton auu Lark Mt So
cent?; 100 Esst Golden Gate VI So cent;
200 Mammoth ~ 81 10; 1000 Dalton q,
a cents; 5000 Little PittsDurs At
Mt; 5000 Natural Gas at let csuu;
500 la 10 ~ 10 cent? Total shlTts
sOlJ, ~, 800.
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whsre to 10, Il for Nsws from hansen.

NEW YORR, March Ca special so
the HeRld from ~. P,torsDufg says:
Captain Virgins, the We known Arc.
tic explorer, says that Information re-
spectiug DR.. Nanssn would pT,bauly
be found NJ Cape Chelyuskin, where
stores were left for MIN.
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RIOTS IN ITALY CONTINUE.
The Uhola Country bbIall With
Indignation,
The Troops scatter tho roopts-ss'
srat Persons Wounded on
10th sides.

ROM, March 0.-Tho riotlng caused
by tue anger Of tho people ut the con.
duct Of the Abyssluiin campaign wac
continued last night IN nearly every
large city OF Italy, although the faiu
storm cleared the streets OF tue cap.
ital.
A. Milan . mob marched through
tho principal streets, smashing ths
windows flgh, AMI left, yelling eE.
ocfatlous on Cfispi AMI Sue minister,
aud o,lllng Tor the trial and prompt
execution Of General BataIiuti, The
rioters went 10 the railway station
with tho intention Of preventing IN,
departure from Milan Of the army e..
serve Of that city and nblghuothood,
belonging TO class 1872. but the Au.
thofilies Eepl the men IA the barracks
auJ sent regiment u Infantry to
guard tho railroad station.
These precautions only increased
the cxoitoment Of tho mot leaders, and
an attempt was made 10 break into the
depot sharp enoOu ltofs followed, The
soldiers aud OAIablnieu were peltod
with stones anu bayonoIs anu swords
were used 10 drive back tho
crowds. some soldioIs and police.
men were injured aud scores OF
Tolefs slightly wounded. The disturb.
ancss continued until . n. M, when
The troops ~ tho point VI the bByOnsi
/ usd cleared tne RAILROAD station anu
neigb bJfhOOd Of rioters aud established
a Gordon 0f soldiers around II, while
guarding with strong pioEots all tue
sppfOa cnes.
There 10 today a marked improve
m6nt la the demeauor Ut the POI ulace.
A proclamation by tue mayor eBj Jinod
tue inhabitants Of Rome 10 be- calm
aud avoid assomUlagus, winch wOuiI
tend TO develop riOtous dem JnstratiOn.
Business n proceeding n usual, anu
the only evidences hero VI tue recent
disturbances arc strong additional
guards OF soldiers about the palace anu
all public buildings.
There was serious rloting NJ Parma
last night. The municipal buildings
were uesloged by angry MODE, the
windows smashed, aud tue troops fred
a yollsy over tho heads OF the most
tiolOuB mob'. Toe rioters then scat
tered, pursued by the oATabiuisTl, who
succeeded Ia atfosung several leaders
OF the disturbances. Tbuy vii. be-
kept prisoners until To. popular OK.
element subsidies.
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Tor the Ini,su Service.

WAsu1NDIus, Mafch Ii isuu.
isfstoJI tuu President Will transmit to
tho senate next Monday tue following
nominations 90 nIl important vacan.
clos iu the Indian srtvIcr3
Indian iuspsC ort-J. g.. wright,
South DhkuIn; john Lane, Oregon.
Agent hu.tbud agency, Sou,u Ia.
Egta, Charles MCiissuvy
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DC n.nInel, nIsslIon.

FRANi,FORr, KY, March O.-Thc
break IN BlsckUurn's forces com.
mcncod today. the ballot tUsulteu3
Boyle, 6s; blackburn. Is; Carlisle, 10;
Pctli, -. The Republican nominee
came within two votes Of election.
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Kansas CIV, Maron Cd. l..
Archer, u woii'g0-dO business mau,
showed sympathy Tor CuDa by publicly
burning the spanish nag In front OF
tho crowded thuatef, lhe act was
loudly chpeTed. Archer has stock
ul 5pAnlsn days ami says he Will burn
ono each night until IL IL exhausted.
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CLEVELAND Nor RESPoNsInLE.

For n Publication Concerning ths Al.
minis,TRiioa's Views on cuba.
WAsHiNdTOE, Ma Oh CT Presl.
dent says 10 representative OF the
Associated PTessi
81 see 1t IL assumed Ia certain quar-
tiers that doliveTauoe published rev
days ago on the Cuban question may
be taken n defining tho AItilads OF tbs
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THE POST OFFICE BIDS.
lLsI viii To Opsned Here within the
Next Few Days.

a. was reported that the bids for a
post Office site were to have been
opened hers today by Captain l.. Mich.
ole, deputy inspector of tho Western
Division, which embraces utah, Colo.
otado, Arizona, New Mexico aud
Wyoming. A call ~ the local Office,
however, disclosed the fact that Sit.
Nichols has not yet arrived home. a
telegram was received from him at
Denver on the 2ud Inst, but since Ibsu
no has not been heard from. His arrl.
val though Ia locked for every time Il
passenger train comes In from the Col.
OTado metropolis.
IL was stated AZ Postmaster Barfatpa
office To-Day that even when the lids
arc opened the result will not be-
known as the returns have 10 be- sent
from tho department NJ Washington.
The bids with Mt. Nlcho's report anu
recommendations 90 should hs see Mt
10 maks any-Will first be fJTvArded
10 his chief, W. NJ, MoMschen, at Deu-
yer, vino IN return wl,l send the same
~ Fourth Assistant Postmaster Geo.
sfAl X, A. Maxwell, at Washington,
where final aolion will be- taken.
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WHEELING, w. Va, March GA
vas we'll a. Warrington broke loose
nui caught IRE. Pat Damn was
burned u death. I. J. McLaughlin
was fatally turned and sH others
seriously burned.
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nrIu.h sausaton W. Venezuela.

LONDON, March 6.-lhc INES has
Information from Cufacoa, the DANISH
West lndies, that the authorities OF
tbat place have been advised that o
Butisn squadron OF five shiis willat.
rive there shortly. Curacao g. sb ut
.evcnty.nvo miles from tho NeuezIc-
Ian coast.
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IrALY's DIsA.rLR
HAS gpocEed a Hole Ia tue Triple
Aitiau-co

NEW YORR, March "a specisl to
the Herald nom 81. Petersburg say;
Tue NOvOsti says tuat the defeat OF
the llaiiaus NJ AIOwa has knocked an.
other hole In the triple alllaucs and
that Italy aud Spain are engaged In
futile wars.
The Novoye Vfemya casts the en-.
tire blame Vt the disaster upon signor
Cfispi, who oveTfode the war office
and the military stan. IL says that
Gen. Baldlssera arrives on scene Of
disOTganiIatiUn and encouragement.