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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

The birthday of Mr.. John Gunder-
son, Of Greeley, rolled around, last
Friday night, and that evening a
merry crowd of his friends gather
ed at the hospitable home of his
father-in-law, William Smith, to
properly celebrate the event, which
they proceeded to do in regular
down east style.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Mrs. D. Bradley, mother of ex-
United States Marshal Frank p.
Bradley, is in the city, guest of
her niece, Mrs. n. p Christensen.
Mrs. Bradley will also visit her
other relatives, the l. p. Hallock
family, at Oakfield. and the D. w.
Powers family at BraYton
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Mrs. Charley Houston and Mary
Gault have returned from a visit
with relatives in south eastern
Iowa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Miss Mollie Wissler was with her
Audubon friends for few hours
last Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

J. Mack Love, of Arkansas City,
Kansas, once resident of Extra,
was here over Sunday renewing old
time acquaintances. Mrs. Love is
at the home of her father, Uncle
Edison Herrick, south of town, and
will pass some days here visiting.
her relatives at the Boy Herrick and
Walter Temple families and mapy
other friends.
McClure's Magazine for Novem-
Der will contain a story of boy life
by Stephen Crane. This is rather a
new departure for Mr.. Crane and it
will be interesting to see how he
fares in it. The story is said to be
one of his best. The magazine will
also contain character sketch of
Colonel Theo. Roosevelt, dealing
with the personal qualities of the
man, and will be illustrated by sew.
eral portraits. The S. S. Mcclure
Company, New York City; l0c a
copy
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Mrs. Leroy Hensley and her son
Chester. of Greeley, went to the
Omaha fair Tuesday morning.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company, Theo. Patty Agent IA.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Workmen put up Demster vane-
less wind mill for Baker & Shoe
smith, at North Branch, this past
week
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Sam Crane, Jr., and family passed
last Sabbath at the Scott Herrick
high-up-on-the-hill home, in this
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Twenty of Will Jones friends, of
Greeley gathered at the Doctor
John Riley farm, last Monday, and
brought their trusty spades along.
After expectorating upon their
hands they proceeded to dig long
wide ditch in which Will laid the
piping for his system of water
works
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Our ID. B. Lyons and a Mr.. Don
Brainard, of Des Moines, have pur-
chased the Ottumwa, Iowa, gas
works e
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Hog cholera is playing sad havoc
With the herds abe ut North Branch,
and is no respecter of persons.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Mrs. D. w. Miller will go to Ies
Noines about the middle of Novem-
Der to visit for awhile with her
daughter. Mrs. Gertie Donnelly,
having rented her house to Bert
Leamon and Mr.. Charley Haworth,
of Manning. The latter gentleman
is at present employed at the Jour
nal office
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

Miss Anna Doffing is passing this
week with her friend, Miss Rose
McNally, in this city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27
LEX IRA K[s[I AIR Emit

Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company, Theo. Patty Agent IA.
I'd Hans Hansen has the agency for all
y kinds ofSteam Ship Tickets, at Gaults
crl Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle,
ri reliable, sure.
IN Miss Mollie Wissler was with her
m Audubon friends for few hours
~ last Saturday.
Posts, Wire Fence, Hard Coal,
lie Storm Sash, ETC., at the Green Bay
Lumber Co., Extra, Iowa.
m Mrs. Leroy Hensley and her son
8. Chester, of Greeley, went to the
Omaha fair Tuesday morning.
Hog cholera is playing sad havoc
with the herds abuut North Branch.
- and is no respecter of persons.
Sam Crane, Jr., and family passed
is last Sabbath at the Scott Herrick
ID high-up-on-the-h home, in this
~ city.
" Mrs. Charley Houston and Mary
a. Gault have returned from a visit
with relatives in south eastern
Iowa.
~ Workmen put up a Demster vane-
: less wind mill for Baker & Shoe
smith, at North Branch, this past
20 week.
Our ID. B. Lyons and Mr.. Don
Brainard, of Des Moines, have pur-
se chased the Ottumwa, Iowa, gas
tn works.
Last Monday J. NJ. Thomas went
ID to Omaha to take one last peak at
la the Big Show and buy nice line of
- holiday goods.
:, F. d. Barney. of the North Branch
= ~ country. recently purchased car
H. load of yearling steers, which he is
feeding for market.
NJ n. William Wahe of Audubon town
NC ship, lost a fine hog last week by a
shed tumbling down on it and
Al. squeshing its life out.
ay Parties from Guthrie Center were
doing some repair work on F. D.
of Barney's wind mill, up in the North
NV Branch country, last week
Jerry Hoover, of Greeley, is enjoy
he ing visit from his mother and
th brother, from Racine, Wisconsin
ut who arrived last Saturday.
re- Frank Andrews has had his brick
ice building, on the west side of the
Oh square, renovated and nicely orna-
mented with paper and paint.
ed Hon. George l.. Dobson, the pres.
~. ent Republican Secretary of State
lis will speak at Extra on the evening
of Friday of next week, Novembe
4th
as Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox and child.
nd rem, from near Adair, visited part OF
last week with their relatives, the
George kness family, of Audubon
ut township.
he Fred Delahoyde and John Benne1
put up a Demster. that new-fangled
vaneless windmill, on the Docto,
ne Riley farm, up in Greeley, the first
~ OF this week.
hd Hobson has succeeded in taking
out guns enough from the wreck Of
n Cervera's fleet to be worth $300OOO.O(
as to the Navy Department in armin o
~, other vessels.
ar Mrs Thomas Tibben gave RAG
tearing bee. at her home in Audu
NV, bon township, Thursday of last
on week. and pleasant time was ha6
~, by all present.
tie Joseph Bell has been engaged tic
* teach the winter term of school, ir
district number nine, Greeley, anC
will soon begin his forward march
= in that direction.
Miss Ada Watterson daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Watterson, O.
Greeley, was at Atlantic, last Satur
day, visiting with her aunt and do
." ing some shopping.
Ernest Powell and family went tc
nix the Omaha Show last Sunday morn
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The Probable Date of Their Report
Is Kept a Profound Secret.
TESTIMONY AND RECORDS VERY FULL.
Cabinet Officials Expect that the Report Will Be
Made This Week, but It May Be Delayed for
Longer Time

Havana, March Is. Tho Manyrove with
the court of inquiry on beard sailed To-
night for Key West Captain Sampson,
president OF the board, assured the Asso-
cisted Press correspondent that the de-
cision 10 leave Havana WAS not reached
until this afternoon, after a consultation
OF the members. II was decided that
while further testimony might be obtained
here this was not sufficiently likely TO
turn II the divers or wrerkers may make
discoveries that would add to the stock
Of Knowledge now gathered. The plans of
the submerged wreck, In the preparation
of which Ensign Powelson has had n large
share, are very elaborate, and Captain
Sampson says the testimony and records
of the divers are very full
Captain Sampson hopes the court will
be allowed TO resume it's si,tinss on the
hatteship Iowa. nov near Key West with
the New York. All the officers OF the court
except Judge Advocate Mark are situated
on the Iowa or the New York and on the
Iowa the court could be absolutely tree
from interruption.
Captain Sampson said that any witnesses
would still be summoned II the caurt q
inquiry decides that additional informa-
tion can be obtaiped, The cour, does not
know when their decision will BE- pro
INDICATED,
Captain Sigsbee viii Remain here with
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright 10
superin,end the wracking OF the Maine IN
behalf OF the government, Chaplain Child
wick is expected to remain here 10 care
for any bodies tina, may be recovered,
The court called ON Consul General Leo
this afternoon TO bid him farewell and
subsequently Captain sissbee said adica
to the court.
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THE SPANISH DIFFICULTY.

The san Francisco ordered to England
20 put crew on the Amnrcnas aad tow
her scrcss
'sesSoSst cities beins fortified against
ausck,
House naval committee Mil recommend
the tn:ldins Of I'VE new dry docks a. onee'
our o. them 20 bo a, Als.ers, La. rhey
may also increase the new, by tea more
torpedo boats and torpedo boat dsstroyers.
OWING 10 dllatorlnesS OF contractors tho
xoyerrnent will hereafter dc all the work
on coast Notifications.
An alotneni q, 81. Soa. O0 mas ALREADY
teeu absorbed In buying oIduanee.
lniAntn Eulalis IS SAID 10 be ,isltirs the
s,a,,s q, Eurene IN an eadea,er TO aave
usm siee WITH Spain She eoinpie,els
turned Wlniam's head and ilade bisi talk
ieullshls.
The neiaid says that President Askh-
L., 10 lenSsr sxrsets nar. Lsvt L, Merton
is said 70 Rc ths principal mover Ia ! new
scheme TO pursAsse Cuba Iof the inalr-
gents.
Il Ia said ihs. tongrvss intends 10 reeog-
nise cutan Independence urlsss Mehiniey
acts 10 shoft tiue II he ,vtees The le>s.
lui,oa II will be iassel ever his he2d
Rypu,illsn leaders In the house are NY
lug 70 toiye an csrly aajsurrneRt o. eee-
grtss. the sehems meets With The sparoNsl
81 i'tesid,nt Msnlpley
Former Natal Ai,arab sobral 10 az ir-
tsryier says The evttes sisiA, NJ .; ssIs,.s
cars oppose war, witch 10 bsiny asl,s,ed.
he s&Ns. ~ Sarsrrssrses Who make
uade cut Of politics
Administration pays 30 attention. 70 Aus.
tlia's threat Of Intervention or 70 talk OF
Stems rrc,es, terspse Of our purchase q
SHfsnirs,
stain thinks tho United states sausdrca
near cnha viii irrnenss the ceuiins al
lsyed elections, and that 4 Amerlsa viii
tell ths insurgents they mrst surrender
there wiu be no trouble 10 s,iussnI about
rsaes.
80 Tar Chile has not sold the o'lligsirs.
though both spain and thr unred stasss
wsri 10 buy hsc.
The court Of Inquiry len Havana for
ksy West and wiz ret ssauaiae any more
witaesses unless they can secure more esf-
dsAge to serraeerA,e what they nes aase.
Certain ssmpsea has no idea when lhe
ce,rt viii hs ready 10 iaeke tts report.
sIs.tes remain. al The ~ssss 10 sapssia.
tend the work
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ARTILLERY ron THE COAST.
Dias Received from Roads Prepars"
Ia Transport Them.

washington. March l5.--Bids were open
"a in the quarlermaster's office at the
war department, today for transporting
some OF the artillery batteries that are
10 man the fortIacauoR works recently
completed The batteries for whose move-
merits proposals we're received include the
following,
Battery l.. Fourth artillery. from Fer,
Henry. Md 90 Fort Delaware; battery !.
Fourth artillery. from Washington, u. c..
ware battery f. Fourth artillery from
Fortress Monroe TO Sheridans Point On the
Potomac. battery |. Second ARTILLERY from
Fortress Monroe TO Fort Stliwell, near the
rsonth Of The Cane Fear river. battery u.
First artillery, from Fortress Monroe 10
Tyhee Island Ca, battery j., Frat aril-
lsry. from Fortress Monroe to Fort Nor
ean, Ala.
The Pennsylvania railroad received the
contract for Transporting the batteries
from Washington 10 Fort Mott ard Fort
Henry TO Fort Delaware Other batteries
that are 10 be moved as q result OF the
recent order 10 san forsifeatipns are
Battery c OF the First artillery. from
S,anghs,one 10 Si,llivan's ISLAND. Charles
ton hsrhpr: light battery ~ Fourth srtil-
ltry. frum Fort Riley. Ksn. to Jackson
barrseks, La light battery II, Fourth ar
iillery. from Fort Riley. Kan. to Fortress
Monroe; lishr battery q. Filth artillery.
from Fcrt Riley 10 Savannah. the light
battery at Fort Sam Houston. Texas. to
GALVESTON.
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Possible Cause for Wishing Adjournment

is.-sam
Washington;
President Mckinley wobsns He said friend this evening
making He believes
no
doesn otco
decidedly
adjourns
freedom
The will
difficulty
addition indemns
to ndon island .s -s
the
decline
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rmp srArE.

A Galveston GOTTEN screwlnan WAS fatsl-
iy huf, by tcriy.toot fall into II steam
er's hold.
lpitsf States Federal ccur, g, Calves
ton was taken NJ listening to Chinese de-
rnr,ation case appeals
crcosoting plant Is to te moved FROM
Gpl4cston 70 beaumont.
Auettn viii celebrate San Jaelnio day,
sssistrd by The State euesinImsnt G. A. II.
roseue county eanltaiis,n viii ny for
petroleum. near Morgan,
one ncsro WAS killed ard his companion
badly wounded by negro near Caldwell.
Columbus citizens are o,Fr tLsdr small
pox scare; several cases yet under treat
ment.
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Washington, March 15.---.'The general
expectation Of the members OF the cabi-
net" said ono OF them after the meeting
today, rs that some report will be re-
ceived during the present week from the
court Of Inquiry into the cause Of the
Maine explosion YETI he added. 1T
WOULD NOT BE SURPRISING TO us If
THE REPORT SHOULD BE DELAYED
FOR A LONGER TINE, We have nothing
on which TO base this hope that know Of.
only the feeling seems general that what
have said viii be the case, There is moth
ing at hand as yet 10 Indicate what viii
be the nature Of the findings Of ,hc%court
To-day our time was occupied IN a gem
cral discussion OF the measures under way
for the National defense, notably in re-
gard To the acquisition OF the new vessels
OF war. We are keeping an eye on the
two ships under construction Tor Chile
and the Argentine Republic, but II is not
probable we can get them. II we can
not Obtain the ships, - is source OF sat
isfaction to know that Spain will net -
able to purchase them either
New York March is,--The Worlds cor
respondent Mt Havana teiegvaphs today
that the report of the naval board OF in
qu,ry Will be ready TO forward TO Washing
ton in two or three days at the outside.
a few little details OF expert testimony arc
being carefully selected to wind up things
and the drawings and plans based on tho
divers investigations are nearly finished.
Divers are only descending now to verify
points already suggested by previous dis
coyeries and take accurate measurements
of certain important port plates OF the
wrecked cruiser aud the twisted ram.
which, the correspondents assert, lies In
such a position as to prove that outside
force destroyed the battleship.
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cuaA.

srsia to send two his reets to Cuba at
ontc.
The pope usius his influence to have the
rn.lec States perui, srain TO control
Cuba under autonomous rule.
Qucsada's presence al vloo rresiden, ho-
PARTS reception considered semi official
recognition OF Cuba.
colcncl Parker says 70 one can conceive
a. thu awful suffering in Cuba caused by
srains war methods. He says the insnr-
sensS arc in absolute control Of the island
aud DO as they please, an they require
rs arms. ammunition and clothes Even
,ae governors and aiealdes. he states, OPP
poss autonomy.
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DEATH OF Mrs rHynsroN.
She Died with AN American Flag In
Her GrUHx.

Havana. March is,Mrs, Thaston died
a, neon yesterday cf hear, disease \, sagua
The disease is said 10 be hereditary,
Mrs. Thursten. conscious that her end
was near, said; II am not sorry TO 40 20
resi-. bur am grieyed that my own chill
drcn will be mo,heriess,"
Mrs rhurston has Worn a small Amer-
can flss next 10 her HEART ever since The
trip was commenced, aud when she died
the flag Was clasped 10 her breast.
She Was noted Tor her great humanity,
and when AT Matansas saw u gannt mother
sadly embracing her dying child. The feet
lnss Of Mrs. Thurstsn were much excited
BY this cad eaene and proeshly this incl
sent helred TO hasten the end,
The congressional party had made ar
arrangements TO visit the hospitals O. SaSua
Ia Grsude, but the death OF Mrs, Thnrston
changed all plans
Key West. Fla. March is--rhe Amerl-
can yacht Anita. haying on board the eosy
NJ Mrs. Thun,en, Wife OF Senator ThirsT
ton. and members Of the congressional par
IN who are visiting Cuba. arrived here lbis
afternoen from Ma,ansss,
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Ar I.EAGl'E ISLAM.
sailors and Marines for the Uoinin-
hin and minneapolis Arrive.

hin aud minneapolis Arrive.
Philadelphia. sIarch l5,--about 700 sea-
men AID marines. who viii form, part Of
the crews Tor tho cruisers Columbia aud
Minneapolis. arrived at the League Island
navy yard this afternoon from Washington.
Boston, New York and Norfolk
The government aug Leyteu which sailed
ffom Sewpgrt. has reached the navy Yard
She had on board twenty whushead tori
rtdoes and s60o pounds af gun cotton. The
iorpcdoss and gun oottca are teing rtoscd
n the magazines, OF the inc big cruisers-
Each OF the erqisers viii be equipped with
ter torpedoes, though the usual complies
merit is only four
when the Leyden has transferred tha
ammunition 20 the cruisers she viii make
fast In the coaf barge Faith howcs aud sail
for Key West !.
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Agricultural aud Mechanical eoilssc ca
de,s ssv imbuva wlth ths war spirit.
Further preparations for the san lar'n,o
week celebration.
Tho Auditorium company must sell Hio's
STEAK 10 prevent the baiittes t<ias sclt.
Election Of etnssFs for the crl,,ea,oa
R,ss'en.
Tbs strike 81 street saF employees result
81 In = sopplsts lesrk'aP Yesterday,
Nsessap Of beth political tAstlesA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

All the spos cotton markets closed ua-
changed,
Liverpool ees,ea futures unchanged to
M,tit NJ, New York to \ and New Or
leans to points higher
n Chicago. July whesi closed g-se dove.
Germ ana oats We lower and ptcyisiees
shaving ii,tle ehAuse.
ssoeks fustaatsd ny aud down frequent
~ aud ct one tlms had materially adj
,ansed A. ,hs Close the ss,ns we're loss
ard mere eealdes
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nA,..suAp.

Tpe commission has ~i,harawa It's ener-
xtrry rate on esssing and ties
Federal court did not take up the du-
termination Of priority Of claims aEsiast
Us bay Shore lime
nslSxs,icr frcm Houston viii meet the
searsierisu from Ho, ssrlpss,
psAlsl that the Mallory llne has reduced
it, ssyles between Galveston and New
York.
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f'oREIGN.

Five hundred ipsurseets SAID 20 have
b-sn killed 10 the rhiiippinv revolt.
yellow lever - rnssns a, HE Dc Jan.irc.
stnor Del Mare, spsinis sn,bsssAaor al
Rene. says there ~ill b. 30 var With III.
tn''ef States ana TIA, spsia vill never
sise up Cubs lie d,splsys his isnersncs
by sasips the Names sxllesien WAS acct
asn's' and would not hsys occurred bad
the captain been on hssrd Al the time
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font pELEY .rnoers..
Railways Furnish Btds for Nore-
mcut OF the Batteries.

Railways Furuish Btds for ApTc-
mcnt Of fhe Batteries.
Chicago. March l5-,Blds for the NOV.
ing the three batteries OF artillery from
Fort Riley. kans.. to Fortress Monroe.
Savannah and New Orleans we're opened
at General Cooks headquarters here to-
day. Twelve railroads sent In bids. fig
ur>s in all cases not varying more than
sioo. Each battery consists OF i've offi-
GERS, sixty-fiye men. nifty ave horses, foH
guns aud caissons, battery forgcs and
camp cluippages and will require one
Pullman aud tourist sleeper. three PAL
ace stock cars, three fat cars aud about
six other cars. The batteries wsll be
ready 10 leave Fort Riley tomorrow. Col-
onel Lee said he knew OF no orders being
issued to move any troops from Fort
Sheridan and did not believe amy such
orders or move was comtem2iated.
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soDAs's FORECAST.

~ 20 crack may MASS huaa ard
s : '@ live birds each I her, y today iawA'
~ MIA The Methodist Episcopal
Nv hssI.n 70 be held at rrlnity
'n'0s today viii DO largely
9 inas. v.The order issued on
D My Newer. at Salisbury. to
] rs NEW. s,ssVs. should not Dc sp.
IS ssaAhls .saay, wa carolina ssil.
u sSssiis. lag A tn.s,ats cham.
= 4 MY \. Msssh y announced 10 b.
efpes ~ woo<tmansee ana
~ tails Ia three :" " ss's"s.s'
kusssl aameer o, III, members
Nshafaeturers assoc saticn
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Republican Leaders Trying to Rush
All Business Out of the Way.
Mr. M'KINLEY APPROVES THE IDEA
President Is Trying to Escape Action in the Cuban
flatter, While the Sentiment in Congress Is to
Recognize the Cuban Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ssssssesesssssessses

Washnsn March republican leaders the
president All bills
This bill
adjournment
rerubli
o adjournment
though
should
progra on the o
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DoMEs,rIU.

we've persons saved from being burned
70 aes'h In Chicago by ths police.
V*easie als iron pool formed at cl,y.-
lsnd Ohio.
probable that Tom Watson viii DO the
&rulis, nominee for governor Of 0sorxIa.
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II He Can Prevent War.

London, March 1.-the standard re-
viewing eaitorially AL ssres's Of the Gu.
ban situation this morning, says: II, WIN
he a genuine triumph OF statesmansalp II
presidsn, Mckinley, who has hitherto
shown conspicuous caution and judgment
can succeed In avoiding war"
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SPORT.

sCme,hins shau. the league msstns
which is 10 take place to-day,
ssrd Grabs are delns hard practice
work,
Jsmes Curtin t"splder keily'l stabbed
by seiiy snilh IN san fraaeiseo,
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MAsMINGrON.

The senate began discussion Of the Ma
uonai quarantine law. but took no sctioa.
sl'l for RELIEF OF Maine survivors aud
isMiii's 10 be taken up by the house as
soon rs The restetnce bill. now 9rdsr dis
enssion, is disposed OF.
"epueiican leaders anxious to force an
early ad,ournmen, Of congress.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
hast Wight. Rcnains>.

The area OF high pressure oyerlies the
South Atlantic States. with tho highest ba.
rometer-so,is inehes-at Atlanta and jack
sonyillc, The low pressure is over Mime
sofa, with the lowest barometer reading 70 az
inehes--at 81. Paul Generally fair and warm
weather prevails throughout the entire dis
tticts reporting tonight, Very light showers
are reported east OF the Mississippi
Erncrat On-SrNniin,.-.
Observations taken By United sta.ss vearnsr
bureau at 5 p M, 18TH meridian time.
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sTA.,a rnLl.Tlcs.

Jester will formally op-u bis campaign
al Taikln. March u.
Barry Milier's speech at wasahaeh,v
MAS devoted TO the trusts.
wrnre VIII n.ske oioss canvass u
Graysen county.
Aeomtd test direr-n, FROM the one
recommended; Walker and Palo Pinto
counties.
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sunni.h MARS pr.rrt.

Madrid March IA dispatch 90 the
impartial from Lisbon Gays score OF
sailors deserted from the United States
warships while they we're there. The dis
patch adds that the deserters were nearly
all spanlards