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Daily
Examiner.
WKCO
BY BARTOW & CRAVENS.
r AIX ) TEXAS, W K n s KS f) A Y , M A 1 K ' 1 1 J 1 , 1 s s 5
VOL. XVJIL.-NUMBER 118
f&Mfp . ' &$zJ ' Mi" ('miln llli S1'U'' in a t ihiNs uitli .iniiiiiiiicc'inoiils of now nU in
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'omnia verv tnilv votir.. ' ' -s . V . l" HLL',!H-' '
K HAHhR
1 ' ' ! II IIUK
This is our Great Carpet Week.!1
Tor i.ra.liw. m lut.odtj to ell tLi .tt.uti ti of IL. puUln
Tothe Astonishing Low Prices in Carpets,
of thi tMbieaJuiii tuiU lu tfcb tWpartiudui wi hart uot beau nMa to arrittjft
.i airsriltiwiiu!, but mow. buvrtr w miuuunutj with pUntui ttiNt nor
MONEY vs. MUSCLE
The Strike Complications Are
; Rapidly Drawing to a
Focus
Spring stock Of Carpets and Curtaiii$i,,,:;;..:r:::: ::,""
oM ill t.f.l.r.1 uj uulv.iltiiU.JIui: iLt ilinu.s Iii prl.-9 or Ilia lait.
Extensive Carpet Strikes
i
ml '
K "
l.rt,
..itiimof Riiuil.tiiiilieuisrlft wcRrefiilly pMxieil l,j tiinlntiiiii tlic trrv lntvvsl
vcs'imi our buyers liu.l Ukea u.lvuntuc' il ll.u lu.. tii', wlurli liml t'ul,,l the
,i 1. the Lil tliree months
we Have Bought Very Heavily
Heitil" llii.inr. !
Tin1 Uot vi lint' ut Mmmiiii i llu
Itispiitehoil Mule 'l'i oops In
iii ii i lie riiuiii' :
liilc Untie Sum Slieli'lies Uin
llliiul Oter I In- H'uliiixli,
Hit Wind!
stj:.l tin ilic .'ii'ir, spruiK IrniU'l.xu-ilhiiii1 on
tuivi.' i;!,, n ,1 ii i iny (hu 'a.t -il i ,
iluil ..xi (
WE GUARANTEE OUR PMCE
'&-
i in: i;m; t i smut i.
till v .
..in ii. c
St.
duke
Qur
Ytfe Keep None But Choice Goods.
Patterns are the Latest.
SANGER BEOS.
W. R. KELLUM.
E. ROTAN.
KELLUM & ROTAN,
A CO
I
' i
TKXAS.
PNT O "W IN 3 TP O O 3ES1 :
2,000 bbls. Sugar,
5oo bbls. Molasses,
l.ooo boxes Kirk's Soap.
l,ooo boxes Starch,
l,ooo boxes Numsen's Tomatoes
boxes J. Lusk's Cal. Canned Fruits
,000
IN TRANSIT. DUE FEBRUARY 1ST.
SW Mil. Mlelitinn .nit- .',00 hills. (ielllllhP NlMV York Sl't'll lHltll
i Wi Hio ( ntlpB. Call :iiul see ih or write for nriccj.
Iocs; t,(KK
KELLUM & ROTAN.
tlliruttiitulic Calls
.ilillllu.
Louis, March, 10. (mv .Mitrina-1111-,
called on the i it i I it in liens to
i, to s.,.,l.,li., !i, Ii, !it in I',, i ii-ii,..
Ipu 11. .;ii,ii.i, .",, , ,,. ...., -
I i ii r trouble likely to nri.o tlierr lo-
liny out of (lie niilroail striko. Aliotll
I IWI ollicrf" ami liH'ii left lion' IliK
1 MiuniiiiK on :i spi'1'iiil train, nii.l will
m live ut hktlaliit at '.' . in.
Till: SI 1 1' .VI ION A I' hIMIAI.IA.
Soilalia, Mo., Manli 111. 'I'lio sitnii
tioii i Utile I'lmni'd. 'I'lio lril;i,r
r.'fii-e toallotv imy fiviylit iriiini to
li'iivt'. Tliey iiiliiilml rt'ioliilion- ile
iiinliillni; Unit Mnliaf;rr Iloxie lie
niiiieiioik'tl in the iiiana'eiiiL'iit of Hie
Mi-Minri I'lit'llir. The cily coimeil lo
ility appfopriiileil jil.outllo i: i-pecial
poliee to pioteit the lotiipmiy proper
ty mill n-iist in iIih inoveiiieiil of
tiuiiia. Divi.lon Siiperinteiiilt'iil lln;.'
jjhNv ri'iitie-iteil the nliorilV of the
conntv to alvr Ihe men willinjr lo
work proleelioti. The striker- are
out lo-niht iliiinilniilileiliily. ";iinnl
i"n property mnl seeing no 'I'mlil
an; iiiommI.' Tlie striker-, arc very
Moll lielmveil.
Al' I'OIIT W.HMI.
I'.irl Wayne. Mareli in. The hlril.e
of Hie Wnliash shopmen at this point
Mill I'onliiiue. Ma-lir Meehiinie
Ilai lies, Iiy order of (leiiernl Maslei
Meoliiinie.loliiin, posted uoliees.-satnr-ilay
to Ihe.'ll'eillhal einploes who did
not report lor ilntv .Mninliii iiihiiiihi;
eiiiilil eonsiiler themselves ilisi'harneo.
Ihe nlrikers inoreil the order and
refused lo work. To-dav another
notice was posieil siirint; Ihose who
did mil leport for work to-morrow
(Wednesday) morning weie nolonycr
in the employ of the company.
The Kni;liti of I.ahor have
the matter in hand and prom
ise .titl.tiiticu when needed. N'o
attempt hits heeu made lo interfere
with thomoveinenl of trains, or to
prevent men who are at work from
I'oiitiimliijr, nor ia it thoiihl such in-
terlerelit'e will he linide.
AT KANStn ( MY.
Kansas Cily, March lo.l.nst uifihl
the slrik.irs at this plate tool; all the
switch engines of thcMissouri I'aeilie
coiupaiiy except three, of which the
police hitd control, rail thein to the
round house ami put out the lires.
They teliised to permit any fit'iy 1
trains to he moved.
at Ni:voiti.t:.Ns.
New Orleans, March 10. 'I'liu t riltf
of the freight handlers of the N'ew
Orleans .V- Texas I'aeilie stops the
movement of freight.
ng ATsiim:vi:i'our.
A tiecial to the I'ii-aymio from
.Slireveporl says: Over eighty cars o I
iroijlit due lat week nie still on Ihe
matt.
wniniiiso a ciiMi'iti'Misi:.
Knlisat City, March 10 'J he
are ready to icceitp in. plication lb
labor lnespectiw wt pa-t r existing
trouble, not one of the men who
.truck and have since been .die have
applied tor work, hIIImhiIi there is
no doubt they could obtain troiu the
car complin) a. much or even better
uliKi") than they demand fioui the
railway company. I hu cny they
will nut resume 'work until former
waiius uru rtMoied to every wotk
mau on the entire Wabash s stem,
anil claim to have advices thai f to
night or to-morrow every woikiu.iu
on tho Wnba.li roml will be on the
.trike.
A special to the l'it-l)ispatch from
.IcH'erson City say: (,ov. Miirni'i
duke limy e,o to Scdalia thi afler
iioiiii. 'Ihe Sj. I.ottis militia will be
hulled hero probably until tho epiver
uor receives a report from Adjutant
Ceneriil Jaiuifon, at Sed.ilia.
A speeliil from Moberlv mi; : The
strikers are linn and eiicoiira(;ed bv
the news that Ihe inen on the lowii
roads have trurk. No disturbance
so far.
i.aiint i iiom m:iiai.ia.
Setlalia, .March ID There was no
change in mutters pertaining to the
strike lo-day. The men in great
niiinhers are' about the railroad mil.
its, ileliaut ami positive in their posi
tion. .Not a carol Ircighl was moved
to-day, nntl theic is no likelihood ol
any beinginoied. ISiisinoss j almost
al a staml-stlll. and the outlook i.s
loom). No rioteoiis demonstra
tion has been made to the prcspnl
time. TlieMrikci's, tlinniHi deterinin-
ed, have niauii.'-lcil no disposiliou
todestrov prooerlN.
Al' KT. I.olls.
l. Louis, March lo - Mime -jon men
employed ill the Misouii l'acillcshops
Here lielil a niei'lliifj lo ili.cuss the sit
nation and eoiisiill as to what is best
for Iheui lo do under the piesout cir-
oiiuislaiices. Tho nicellnj; was private
and the rtsiilt is tint known exceiit
that an executive coininittee was iip
poinleil and liual action deferred un
til lo-morrow nljjlil. when they hold
another meetiue;. A coinmitlee from
Sedalia was p u'seut.
LIVELY LINES!
Some Scant But Rather
Suggestive News From
Washington !
Tlie Uim ei mtr nl .lllssomi
llu.l Itrllei Iti'iul I . on
Hie lo.le '
'I'lio .lliiiuo. it .tlalloi) I.iuei
on tlie 'l'i i:i lieioiis Jte.'ls
ol 'I'm limns
I',.,.
Ilooiiicis .lie Xnw lluiih-
Ini: In Hie lliill-l'ioui.
isi'.l I, mnl !
si;mii:. iaiiii si.smii.
I.IIIUtl.l
I. .'mil Al.l lor ll.e
li'tli'i'Miit I it v. Mo..
Wtll.llsli. I
March to. - i
.liul"0 Kerkel, of the I'nileil .stntesi
court, lias ordered Marshal Mi dee to
proceed immediately frnm Kansas
CitV lo Moberlv and protect tb piop
erl) of Hie Wabash ra lwa il appear
lug to he in (lunger from the slrikei's,
Tlie Waliasli being in the hands ol re
ceivers appointed by this court, is un
der its jurisdiction.
' .11 r. II I ii I r sit or ii In ller a
, llcliale.
Washington. March 10. The ivo
i lutloli oll'ercd yesterday by Senalor
I Hoar that Mr. lilair be' sworn in as
senator to llll a vacanci was taken lip
and a veiy long aigiiiueul ensued.
I 'I'he legishttiiie which is lo elect n
senator troiu New Hampshire will
I not meet till next .lime, and the de
bate tinned on Ihe point whether in
lids emergency the g.nernor has the
light to appoint llbtir to till the va
icancyaml whether it vacuticv had
1 really occured which Ihe executive
col. Id provide for. Xotliilii; of par-
! iicikiii' iiiieiesi iieveioped in in.' de
bate except Ihc point iiin.lc bv Mr.
lugiill that the ipiesiion at isMie had
a Big'ii icanl lieuing on Ihe seuatoii
al ai auric ill Illinois and Oregon.
AtH'1 luiiher debate the lesoliitiou
was agieed lo - yeas :lii, nats .'(). The
mil) (leparluie from division on pai
tv lines wa in the ease of .loiies, of
; I lorhln, w ho voled in ihe aHiimalne
I w ith the repillilicaiis. I'll
then ailiiiiiiislereil lo Mr.
i the senate adjoin ucd.
oalb
lilair
was
and
I
C . .. f a!. 4. O , m utriker.s here arccniisidering a liropo-
cimeron. Cast es c btorey, uioi.Wi1H.wiiM.oM.i..,.itt...i'ioitil,.
siinviwil, wws.'v j 7 , rnil.()ll(, uncials this nlternomi. 'I'hey
L . I I
esai
mm. i i:hx i ii i.i.iisi, t run i
m:aii:. i
ilirlitt lo (lie l:nmtiifr.
Ausllii, March III. -The eiliens ofl
l'dauco coiiul) pcliiiuiir.1 lli.-il rail
road trains lie uol allowed to iiiii on
nundajs.
'I'he conimiltee on claims rcpoited
uulavorablv on cerlaili ehiiui. of, I. A.
lilmnibcrgaiiil .lohn l.auigaii.
Senator 1,'amlolph iiitiodtiieil a bill
lo legulale the charges u" ginner '
wlio gin lor toll.
A innt'ou of reriiiisnl. 'rut ion on Ihe
Jones railroad bill was entered.
'I'be Houston insurance hill nunc
before the M'li'ttc and Smalmx Hous
ton and Davis occupied Ihe remain
der of Ihc day's session in discussing
il. .Mr: Houston claimed that Ihe
companies demand nianv restriclioiiH
I
-
i in; c t niM.T.
Hrilllis ttl.lcli Ihe Ollli i-.Si-i'lli I
t .ii.l.l t;t . a ' on i li. III t Inc.
Wasldiiglon, Mnieli lo, The cabi
net met prompllv al noun, all mein
Imts being pi. 'sent. Ills unilei's,n,i
Ihe session was diMihil almost eu
lircl) to (he coiisiilei'iilioii of federnl
ippoiutiueiils. is asserted on gimd
null, mil) that emh meiiibi r ol Ihe
cabinet -n Inn ill "l a list of appoinl-
meiits in his depnil nt held lo be
essential to Hie ailiiiiuistinlioii ol
public business under (be pleselil le
inic. 'I'he lists il is iiiiderslood, in
eluded onl) such olliii'i- in w nidi
a change was desirable ill once
in order tlie new secretaries
might" discharge Ihe duties of their
oll'iceis withoiil the least friction or
uibarraHsiiieiil. The deliberation ol
in writini: their nolicies thai me mi-1 the cabinet w ill probably n-siilt inn
just mid obuo.xioiis. That fliov are i long list of iioiiiiuallmis being sent to
not making lilonev, he s
was mere bosh, and
went on lo prove his slatemenl
inoling ligurcs. 'Ihe present
iiceileil revision in the opinion of Hi
speaker, and he thought this bill
would remedy it as would tie-i sub
serve the interests of Hie ocople ol
the slate.
Mr. Davis, in opposition lo the
hill, declared tho mania lo be an otl-,-hiiol
of that spc( ies of mania which
bought to amend every law on the
statute book. 'I'he in-uraiice law now
are well enough. Tlie salegiiards
thrown around the policies but pro
led the companies l'i mil dishonest
men. He believed ill lulling Hit' law
alone as hail been petitioned In, the
leading business uiell of the Utile.
Pending discussion the senate ad
journed until ID o'clock to-morrow.
lliil'riK.
ill, I the senate b) Hie prcsiih nt to-day or
he I lo-nioi row. '
lit Al Hie cloe ol Hie cabinet iiieeling
aw ' me piesiueni nciii apuiiiK' receuioii
which lasted over all hour.
is i oi, s I olt rvv ii
l.ili-.ecil oil, p.'taus and geiicial mcr
i haiidisc, ill all V dm d al about s,.'oo .
oiio Ihe vessel i , of nmi. legist.. i
.'.-' Iii Ions net. and is valued at M'.o..
'Hio: fnlh insured.
in: '.ton n i.iis.
rapl. I'kiiii h in I. mil ..ml lllli
I hi. ll.e.-.
Wichita, Kits., March 10. -This be.
ingthuilav set lor Hie adjourned term
of the t'niled Suites court at which
Ihe Oklahoma boomers w eretobeli ied,
Ihey were all on baud. ( 'apt. Crouch
amlSeeielarv M.Cord . nine up from
Alkaiisas Cilv. There was no court.
It was intended to lolitiuue the ad
loiirned term to the '.'lib in-t in order
to siimiiioit a jury to iliuposo ol there
cases, but Jiulge'l'osler had been call
ed lo Topeka to hold couit there, and
il Would be impossible fur hiln tube
here mi the Jllb. 'I'he couil iiccmd
IliL'ly adjourned sine die, which
throws it over lo the regiilarterni in
ssepleinber. vVarraiils were issued
for lllteeli other boomers Miturda)
and Iweiily-livo vesterday. The au
thorities w ill coininut! to issue war
rants as they get names. IJapt. Crouch
infm 1 1 ied Hie reporters be would stall
fur A rl.aiisas Ciiv in Ihe morning.
i vi o .t ro.tis.
I tin I liiLllnills nl Mist. All '11.1.1
He. 1. 1. Inc. I ..I a lull. p.. ..nil .lla...
Cleveland, ()., Maidi 10. 'I'he il
i.eiis oflliadfoid, I'a. were slaitled
to (lav bv an cxploslnn which shook
houses in all pails ol the (own. lu
(jinrle. levcaleil ihe fact thai the nilio
glvcerine iiianiilarl.ir.v of the l.lvcl.
(ilvcerine comp .ny. local. '.I al Howard
.linn linn, three miles awn), li.id been
Ihe sceiieol u lernlile casiiallv . A mag
alne containing li.oiiuo Mis. of'glv eel iue
bad exploded, and W. II .llerrington,
one ol the pro.rielors, ami II. II.
l'ratl, an cniplo.ve. were killed. The
laclory, tweiilv-llve leel awav,was
blown into fragments, lYalt's bodv
was found '.'(infect iiuiiv, all his bones
broken, but the skin iulact. Ilerriug
loli W'eigheil l'.lo poimds: one m two
pieces ofllesh was the mil) I run' lhal
eniilil be found of him. 'I rees were
Imu up bv Hie roots and great holes
made in liieearlh. Loss, $.ri,ooo.
Crest .'111 I'll, ICt. res.
New Orleans, .March ID. The al
leudalice al Hie races to-ilav wits
inoderale, Hie wealher ileal' and
pleasant and the Hack good.
The three.iiiarlers ol a mile nice
was won bv Miss (.'noilricli: ('apt.
Win nil, second; John Sullivan, thin!
lime- l:.s.:l-.
The live-eighllis mile race wa- won
by Claude Uranium; .s,liindilnril
Iveller, second; l.ucv .lohiison. Ibird.
Time 1:0.'. I'.'
In Ihe mile ami oiie-eiglith lace i Hi
veil.' and l.or.l Kilward ran dead
heals; Kan-.is, third. Tii :.ni. (Hi.
vclieaiiil I ..ii (1 Kdwnid ran nil'; l.or.l
Kdwanl won.
In Ihe Ihiee-tpiarlers ,, a mile
Wml h won; Windsitil, -ei ,iinl;liala,
lliinl. Time 1:.'0 I-'.!.
'I It. i Islnnil I'll, Hani, V-ti.l.l,
(ialvestou, March lo Ihe Island
Cilv Savings bank cmupl.-lcit it i rcor
gaiiialimi lo-ilav mid uiil resume a
regular banking bn-ine-s ,,w 'I'lmi,.
da) mornliig with a capital of 100.-
"itl. At it uie.'ling of slm l.holdeiv
lo-ilav Hie follow iiiu bo.nd ol d
rectors was elected: II. Kempner,
I'. Luminal's, , Main it, I n llliiu..
.1. Sansheiiner, Morris l..isker, .IiiUiik
Itunge, A. Moiiieleld and Samson
lleiilenlieiiiier. II. Keuipuer was
elecled prcsidenl and I'. I.ainiuars
vlcc-iresldeiil.
lien. I.raniu r...nlii.iii.
New York, Man h 10 lieu, (iraul
was given stiiiiulanls last night in
place ol allodvue. 'Ibis change ol
lieatiucnl had a soothing filed and
Ihe palielit pii-se.l (he night coiulortii
Illy. 'I bis luoriiiiii; in arose lefresh
ed. lie made no . umplniiil in leu old
to Ihriii.l trouble ami u tsitble to par
take of coiisiil'l'ible limn i- hmelll.
THE MAHDI MOPES
Perhaps the Ghost of Gen,
Gordon is Haunting
Him !
Itc t'lecs i'iiiiii It Inn Iiiiiiii olid
Hide, in Millie II. He. in.
Ilie-lt ;ill
lllose "siioiiicit Itcliilioiis" He-
I ween lliiliin nmi lliiitn
Mil i' lo siiiip Mini ) '
I'he
llelcol I'lim sun l'i tin 1.1 y
riui.s in tin, tjoiii .( mis!
lliec.e:
i.m:i. ttn.
WACO.
WHY IS IT WE CAN DELIVER GOODS TO OUR CUSTOMERS
CHEAPER THAN THE MARKET OF GALVESTON OR NEW ORLEANS?
BECAllfsF uurn r.nnnv. arf at "ROCK BOTTOM" PRICES, WE
GO INTO THE MARKET WITH CASH, PURCHASE IN LARGE QUAN
TITIES DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS, AND
' WHEN THE ADVANCE COMES, GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS BENEFIT OF
SAME
OUR THREE COMPETING RAILROADS ENABLE US TO OBTAIN AS
LOW RATE OF FREIGHTS INTO WACO, ANDTHREE-FOURTHS LESS
FREIGHTS TO OUR CUSTOMERS THAN EITHER OF THE ABOVE
CITIES.
By PURCHASING OUR COFFEES IN RIO JANERIO, AND POSSESS-
have decided lo discontinue nilerler-
corn with the Wabash Indus, lour n
a conflict with the federal authorities,
that road being' in the bauds of Hie
I'niled slates court, and a force of
dcpulv marshals are now guarding
that jiropert). The mayor called a
.pocial session of the council this
afternoon. No freight has been
moved.oii Ihc Ml-ourl I'.'iritic.
A ClllSIS AT hUl.W.IA.
St. Louis, March lo. A special from
Seilnlln to the Tost-Dispatch says all
i. ijuict there among i ne sinkers, nut
allalrs are critical. Tho strikers are
now In session drafting n proclama
tion Hint they will keep the peace at
all hailrds. They are embilttreil be.
cause thirty riukertouiletrctivcs have
arrived, who are hired by IIih railway.
Ailjiltiitil-fieiioral Jamison had a eon
irrencc with the strikers, and inform
ed them they must not prevent train
moving. '1 ho pay car ariived this
inoiTiluj.'. but the strikers refused to
rcccivo their wages, became, they
snid. this would sever their connec
tion with the company, and besides,
the car wn not due for live days yet.
Humors that the militia aro coming
iiL'.'raTiilo the situation. There are
-" .- .:.... i.. .(.
HOW Over set uni cnoius hi ine
lountl house and yards here, which
have been killed by the strikers, and
over ten mileo of loaded freight cats
on side tracks. No passenger trains
have yet been slopped, but uo pas-on-
lUn ., . gtTo I1HVU lirilicil lll-iu Hum nvti '
'"u 'HE LOWEST RATE OF FREIGHTS. ENABLES US TO SELL AT.Kun-as city.orsm.tl.of I'lir.ous.Kas.,
SAME Prices AS GALVESTON OR NEW ORLEANS- jintc m$mnH TB WA.
St. J.ouU. Jlarcli 10. A .Moberiy,
'o Ihe leporlers at .lellersou Cilv, its
news, an allldavit liear.ng Ihe signa-
The hou-c reru-ed to ("msMer Hie I Hire "I Itobcrt C. 1 ate, u will-liiiowii
Joint solution providing for ad-1 horseman, ami keeper ol kejio rooms
journment on the Jitli of March. I ' '"' '''.'J'. II''I-'I)K "' lhJ '' l'"l
ei... ,..i t...' i;.,., i,..,- t. :n ,....t inonov lor the nrivileire ot niniiiii''
1(111 IIIV ( lltlllli n ( il lit II ' I I I II up I - ,
nasseil. as was also the bill iirolectiii! ki-no rooms Here, anil nun ins under
lieu, .llariiniill.li.' anil llajni- ICaln-
alcr al l.l ut; ... Ilantt.-r
...is lir.init.l.
SI. Louis, March ID. The personal
ami political cmilroversv which lias
rageil with more or less animositv for
some time past between Imv. M inula
duke, of this slale. and Major C. C.
liaiiiwater, a prominent diUon of St.
Louis and possible (leinocntlic candi
ilate for ma)or of this cilv, has just
assumed nnolhcr bitter phase, and one
llheiv l.l iniiie. i'iii'i..i a, lea.i'in. , ,.:..,. ., ... ,, i., .1.
Yeslerdav (iov. . ariuai like gave out .' l'i " ' as,,,,,,
. .... " .... I till', II Ulll.,,, I.lf.,,1 li.li.ll I Ill,, ,,vt.b
; ."' i"' "" -
I III ii 1 1 lilsunlscil .In. i lie 1 1. it;.
.leU'ei'sou Cilv Mm. b ID.- Ill pur
suance of a rcsolnli-iii adopted lit llu
house In-iliiv. a iiiiiiiiiltleeol live lias
laboiers from failure of dishmi
contractors or sub-conlrnclors.
Tlie bill relative to local option as
regards animals running at large was
killed.
In the evening session me appro
prlatiou lull was considered.
bill as reported by Ihu liniiiire com
mittee was adopted without ttmend
meiit in that portion relating to the
executive mnl stale departments;
V-ViOO was saved in the exe( utive and
M0 ill the state ilopartineiil.
On ihe appropriation lor the treas
ury department much discussion
arose in relation to the salaries of the
clerks, pending which adjournment
was had.
In the night eion bills were or-
lered eii''roseil pliieing Alvannlo on
standing was the unmet wn for the
1 benellt ot the chiefof police of the
I cilv and Major It.iinvvater, who wits
t then executive nlliciir of Ihe Iiiiiiii ot
I police cominlsslmiers. To-dit) Major
iiaiuwiiler published nn open Idler to
'(. i Cov. .Mitrimul'ike, in vvlndi he treats
tlie mailer in ine mosi inner ami
scathing terms, ilei.oiiuees tho it 111 lavit
as a most infamous lie, and believe,
tballbosu who read it will agrto with
him that the mini who beeo'ues u
pally to the circiilalimi of mich oui
i rngeous statements on such ii basis is
1 a trillc wor.e than the .coiiudiul who
originated the sloiy be (but man
, gaiubler or governor. Major llarri
gan, w ho Is again chief of police, also
pronounces the ntlldavit n motistroiis
lie, and states that it wrltlenuik-
faru
among call le. and reiimt what leinsla
lion is advisnble lo prevent Ihespiviul
ol the (lisease.
l.i'Uisll.llt ' s, i...alt. lor ll.e Slril,
crs. .pliiifrllelil. March ID. In the legis.
laliiren resoitiiiou wis iiuauiiiioiislv,
.idopleil expn -sing Hyinnathv for Ihe
Wabash ruiltt.it strike.
In the senal' a bill wit. Introduced
lo prevent pooling by the iiiilvvuys ol
Ihc slate.
mm rou A lis UIM.l:.VSI.Ii.
London, March 10. Kdiuiiud Yule-.
editor of tho Wmld. has been le-
least d fioui prison.
A Itllil.VNl i: IN IIKAI. l.l I'D.
London, .March 10. Lord Dur
ham's -mil for divorce, on the gioiind
of Ills wile's insanity, was to-day ills
missed with costs' ngaiiisl Durham.
Sir dames llatinen In renileriiie: bis
decision declared Hie defendant loied
another, and censured her laiullv I'm
airangiiig a inariinge with his loiil
ship. (ili.vvi: ni;s ir mitt:.
'I'he I'all Mall liaetle says il be
lieves in the coriectliess ol (he news
leeeived last ('Veiling lo the elfect the
liiissiaiis have advanced their out post
in Xiicliknr pass fuiilier soulh instead
ol withdraw ing north as requested h
Liiglaml. The liiielln stales there
call be mi doubt that grave fears ate
eiilerlidiied of a collision between
Itiissian and Afghan troops, as Ibis
I tst ailvaiice placed the opposing out
posts lace to face, and has taken the
Itussiaus much nearer Afghan terri
lory. There is no indication, says Hie
li.ielfi1, that Hie liiissiaiis have' gone
bevoiitl wbal the) consider the
Afghan bmimlary line,
1 1 1 Al II. All Is I I I.J, I'l.ii.t is,
Lolidmi, March III.--lu Ihe buds
lirativille saw neillier Hie Luglish inn
tierinan cabluet was aware Hie liiit
ish Hag bad been bauleil ilowu bv the
t.'ct limns in Victoria. The most Irieml
ly negotiations were in pnigiess be
ivveeli (.erniinv ami Liiglaml ill re
gal (I to colonial interest.
CI .XXIMlll vm'.s i ol , SKI. Altlll sll Ii.
Londmi. March It). ( n. ill iimi, of
Liverpool, senior counsel for Ihe de
leiiseiu the high trciisouand felmi) case
against Cunningham and ISurton. was
lasl night arrested on the suspicion
of being a dv nan. iter, (.mill lain was
al ll.e pnlli milt dining it large
porlion of the ibtv in company wllh
Stephen I. Meanev, ol New Ymk,
looking after ll.e ill). 'lesls ol his cli-
(I. i h, ii n, nl tin. nnie ol his ariesl
Ijiiillialu and bis friends were about
lo boaid 1 1 in t tit i 1 1 at .Marin Lane rail
win Million. Ills coinpauion carried
a black Imvellug bag similar to Hio-e
which hare so fie.pieiill) llguied in
dynamite trials. Dclcoivcs uoib'eil
the Iwo men and billowed them I'm
siiuie limn beloie anesliiig Hi. 'in, lull
when they saw Ihecm.ple going with
a black big low aids Ibeiailwav I ruin,
the oilier stepped up and look them
in custody.
Ill'hSIV IIIMII.VII.S).
London, Mm cb ID. The government
have not vet received n tlelinlte repl)
Iriim l.ussm to their latest overtures
for an amicable adjust. ueiit of the
Afghan liontler dispute.
an AMi.nicAN nmiri.iNii:.
London, March ID.- Al tint second
Au.elicilll eolueil llluler Hill (llreclioll
of Mr. Louis Melbourne, the special
featuie of the concert was the debate
of Miss Alice I, uke v, ot New York,
wlio achieved enviable success, Miss
Ijikey, who hits a strong sapiuno
voire had ulieitdv foreshadow imI her
siietes. in publii b) her singing in Ihe
nouses nl arilsis ami lilenirv releliii
ties. in i in: so t ii tx,
I lb st of March, IMI. I'he .sir ply lu
'll.e laru'ci's' hands last March was
.'' .ooo bushels, and Is now iibout
! "MKin. The stock in the middle
-'lies is ".i.oisi.ihui, against .".MW.OCh)
In-t March, lu the south the pro
p.irlion is the aine as last vear, (il.lj
!"'i' cenl , but Hie 'iliaiitllv
i- 1 1 ,'..i ii m i.i Km bushels against
i.-.s.ooo.ikmi. 'iii,. proportion i
.... 7-10 insie.'id ;to 7-10 and ipiatililv
ltHi.tMHJ.iHKi bushels or 1 1 i.oijO.dod more
than Hie stock last .March. 'I wo ears
ago the stock leiuaililllg al the same
date was .'isT.lsm.OOO blsi..s lir ,'ij i m
ii i .enl. of Hie crop. Tl- nmotih
shipped is a lew miHim. Ii -s t, ,.i
111 -I vear. The exports i ijiiul s.i.S'
O.S.. lllilllllsl ;.'.IHIO,.HIO Hie ,.illii I il
in lv.. and the ei. miner, ml ,, , , ., .
al westcrii markets nivalsu 1. -- ,
pi "pm lion ot iiierdiantabl'
v. rv large, (s7 per cent.
average ot mi per , m. t..r .
of vers ami no I'm- last vear.
remaining in luriuei s
is abmn ;):( p, r i int.
Ihe crop of iii'),t)oii,imii
or ,'iO,l tl 10.000 liisu, inoi,
Ihe slock lust March, win
in
"11 II 'I m.'
t p. r..'il
U I., m
l. nils
m all
liuslu 1 1
t Int it
HI Ihe
crop was less bv 'J'J.ikkj.ihki bushels
I here has been a slightly lieer u-e oi
wheal for bread, and a little of poor
ipiality been led lo stock. 'I'be sto, ,
March I, 1XHI, was '..',.; per ecul ol
Hie previous crops, or 1 i:i,o(K..noo. and
that in March, IM.s-j, was li.s.ooo.in.i'
bushels. Tli,. utility- is repmliil
above Ihe average in everv ui'siern
slide except Illinois and Mis'sotin and
nearly all Atlantic and trull ii.i-t
sillies
i in: oismii in i cnic.
i:ie, linn iii llli,, i, .rs, ami It.iinnl
lt..iiirl.
S' Louis, Mareli 10. The annual
iiieeliiig of slock holders of the Mi,
souri I'aeilie railway was held her.
to-day and the billowing were direct -
")-: '''I)' IiI.;A. I' llopkiiis.Kiissel.
Sa re. .las. )'. Lowry, Sidney Dill 'I
'I'. Lckerl. i. eo. .1. rarrist, Samuel
-sl'iaii. II.C. Maiipunul mil lieu. , I,
I... did. all of New York; U.S. Hayes,
M. I. .nils; F. L. Ames, iloslou; A. II.
II. I lark, Omaha. Theiepmt of II, S.
IIu. -. tirst vice president was read
Il showed gross earnings for 1KSI to
be H,i77,i!.'7; operaliiig oxpensej il..
I'.u','s77. .surplus earning, Ir which
luxes and l!ed charges are to be de
ilucled, j.l'iX.tV.'i; liiilubur of tons iiaf
rieil '.'.si.lVi-l; liuinber of passengers
can led, l,7.'ii,K.V.'.
i m: i iion vioi'NiAiK .vii;i:iin(i.
SI. Louis, March 10. -Tho annua!
" Ung'ol Ihe M. Louis, Imu .Moun
lulu ,t hoiitUtjrn rallwav con.panv
was held this morning, ami the foi
lowing directors elected : ,av (Jtiuhl,
T. I' Lckert, l.'ussell Siijfe, Joseph .
Lowry. Samuel Shellou, .lohn T,
ferry, Henry Wl.elen, A. L. llo.kiu,
I'. A Maripiand, of New York ; II. S.
I la) is, tieorge W. Allen, I!. ,1 Lock
l.tnd and It. ( . Keiins, St. Louis. Tim
reporl of Ihe first vice-presidoiit
diovved the billow ing operntions for
Hie tear hKi: (iio.s einiiing $;,l,',l(.
"7 opeialiug expense, ;),!)itl ");
sin plus I'liuiingK. 'j,.!, Hi I, Mil, troiii
ivlndi taxes and lixed chin ges are lo
be deiliicti'il ; percentage ot opclallng
expenses lo eitiniiigs, :t,'i 7-10 ; lllllll
of tons curried l,i,,'JJI ; liuinber of
passengei, cal lied, l,'Jlli,Jll).
in: m I'lti.ni. i in iti .
1,1.1 ..I Cases llai.il.Ml ll t II t.'.l.,.'
.la) .
(..ill'! stun, Mnri'li lo.
The
su lire. ue
conn lo-ilav handed down decisions
in Die following cases: II, W. l.al
lagher.v Co. vs. I 'in .mi .v.- i:il!s, from
lliirus eouiitv; alllrnied. I'. W. Cal.
lagher ,v Co. vs. (Joldfraiil;. I'rank -i
a., limn l.ouitles count); reversed
iml r. 'iiiaii. led. tiulf, loloriulo ,V
-iiiiln l'i- railway vs. Charles (iallo
.i), irinii Harris count); atlinncil.
ISrilisli, I'oit'lgu Insurance company
Vs. l, olt. Culm mill ,V Sunlit I'erailwav,
liom ( ialvestou coiiulv; itlllrmeil. M
liraubeiihelmer vs. L. ,V II. Ilium,
irinii I loo. ton coiiuly; nillrmed (r.
purl of Walker, I'. .1., ndopteil). "s.
.lacobs, It'iiiheiin t Uo, vs. .1. .
I law kin. et al., Irinii Hunt .oiiitly;
million lot rehearing overruled.
Cilv ton, Houston ,-, San Aiiloulo
ruilwny vs. C. I. Cage, from Uviildo
count); million lor leheaiiiig over
ruiid. Clara I). and iluliii -tilngor
vs. )s M. Swei.son, Ir.im 'I'rnrU
(iii... v ; motion lor lehenrliie over
rn'i'il.
An, nil.'
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UR RECENT HEAVY SALES DEMONSTRATE THE ABOVE FACTS. !lo..' speciai says: Xotwitl.stm.diug
til , the .Missouri Car and Foundry coin-
Yours raiTimiuy,
CAMERON, CASTLES &. STOREY.
paiiv, who nave leii.en inu tiiiuii.it
railwav .bops here and will hereniler
lOiidu' I Hieiii, have imi.iiu.ed tbev
tho sliitus of it -ity mid incorporating iiowledgeineni nun n is n lie is in . v.
the grand royal arch chapter of' lstei.ee.
Mason.. 'I'he remainder of the lime 'i in; .ti. t.'in ,t siiniti..
wits spent in fllibiisluring ami gen-'
end foolishness. tlallnr) l.lo.r llaril ami I'n.i .,n
iK.lkiATlfr vi.iit t 'liirliiicii. Heel I
M.f.lM.Allth noiia. (inlve.ton, March ID. -The uccideid
Die Hon. ton insiiraure hill is ,,,,t, .i,..,,.l.li. vi.,,,,,. r ,i. m..i
iloomeil to defeat. t.,-.. ii i,,,,,,.!,,.,! ,', ii, ,.,,,, n.,'e.i
I'feiillc 1,111 proviiliiig for the , reeforfortiigas.w.istheiirliieiiiiil tonic
etas- ncaiion nmi (iiposat ot the min-,ol- conversation in imninu cinles lo
eral lauds ol the .tale, will be import- ,IV, Nothing 0f anv delinite nature
ed unfavorably upon by the cmnnilt- 1!0,(lrlg tm vessel could be oh-
tK"; , , ., , ,.,,, .,, , . titiueil from the agent, of tho line
I andolpb-land-1.11 wil l. report- lul-0. The Alamo wu- one of the
en to liu ua inu muni iiy lliu column- -1, n ol t in lie. "she nrr v..i i.
thi. port on her maiden voyage,
Osiohurl, loAS. She Is comina'n.leil
bv Capl. Holger, one of tho mo.t reli
alilo navigators in the lino, .-she left
hero on her twenty-tlrst voyage on
tho 4th Inst, with three diblu unit
ivveuiy mceriigo pniseiigem mnl it
canii consisting ol ,us- bales ot cot
ton. .'7- bilc-ol hblcs ami kdis.
tec, n n number ot other a ri
al read v before the lioiuo.
A bill by I'aiiblan, of Wllllanumi.
making persons who wreck Iriiliu lit
reiitou of which people are killed,
guilty of murder.
'I'he 1 o
Joker.-'
I lie i:.i,sllli,i llrlll.
New Orleitiis, Mnrch 10. A uiili-
tarv drill under Hi" nuspicus of ihe
giiveriiiueiil of Louisiana lakes pluc
early in May, Six thousand dollars
ill pi ue. will be dittlibliteil, inrlud
lu' mediils bv Ihe exposition nnuingi).
ment.
lll.lrui II v I l.iol Xeit fiiirne, N. ;,
Nmfo'l , Vit., March lo.--inielll-gene.-
has been leeeived of a (b'siriie.
live lire lusi night itl Netvbiirue, .V.
C. 'I'he Centrid hotel nod Iwentt
'iou.es (.lores) werede.trovi'd. l,o,s
$100,1.1 mi; in-iirai ji.MJ.iHH).
'I lie lllln.,1. .i.,ii..i.ii) , I
spiingiidd, Mnnh 10.-ln ll.e joint
iiB.cii.hly, lo senators nmi re, resens
lalives answered roll cull. Streelcr
voted I'm .1. C. lilink. Allium 1 till
meiii lo-moriow.
I he Cull Slrlltr,
I'iti.biirg, .Mareli 10. - The con
miners strike is in a gtnundlv tin!
chaiigetl coudilliiii. About 1,000 men
uru on the strike and S.ooo nt work.
'1 lie .tllilnllr .Hills sl.nl Halt o.
Jjivvreiieo, Jlas.., March 10. The
Atlantic cotton mills shut down one
third of its machinery. Four htin
tl i ott oporutlves itro thrown out.
t siunkiiitf li.bsceo is "Lllllc
Win TIIK VI.V1IIII Ii, VMI'KII.
ICoili, Mnrch ID, Natives nnlving
here to-day rciiort the reason lor
Id Madi leaving Khartoum is lie fears
be would bo assassinated by some ol
the many enemies jealous of his sue.
com, who would take this inoile ol
doing away vvilli him, their rival.
l)tl.SKNhl(IS IN IIIK MAIini'M IIANKH.
Korli, Mnrch ID. A lues.iiger
from Korilofitn repoils a rising
against the authoritv of the Mahdi's
uncle. There is great dissension
alining the rebels. 'I'be Maluli has
gone l.'Ui miles abov e Kburtmim.
iin:i.iMi.
Am nniMloi'M i'aiii:'s Hi't i'i;smiii.
Dublin. March 10.- liuv. Dr. Walsh,
problem of M.tyiiootli college, lias
been elected archbishop of Dublin lo
sutci'i'd the ileceiised Archbishop Me
C.ibe. Wtlsb is a iiiodorato home
ruler, and the selection plea.es the
I'riii'Illtes.
Dratv.liokei' Is lllllcb ilnarei' Hum n
ot- draw on uu Opera Full' t i" uelte
v ri;iti;.ti. si .t'i'i:ui: i .
'I III' t'.ilislliui.llall llllil I'ruillicliiillfil
llri'iiil.tulf..
Washington, March 10. The report
of consumption and distribution
of corn mnl wheat troiu tho statistical
returns of the department of ngri
ciiltuio shows 37 l-a percent, of the
last crop of corn remains in the farm-
is huiids. against tti per cent, on the
l.'lll.l.
rirc.ts.
' Si. Louis, Mnr.li lo.-ltlshop Unites,
ol Alton, having given eminent, the
old bell belonging lo the Catholic
church at Uitskiiskia, Ills., some sixty
mill's south of here, ami once tho sunt
of the Spaiiisli umpire in tliu .Missis
sippi vnlley, tuts heeu sent to the
worlds exposition at .Xuw Orleans.
Il is Hio lirst bell that over tolled vviiot
of tlie Allegheny inoiiiilnlns; vviis cast
nt lti.cl.ello, France, in 17tl.and was
oresenteil by Ihe king of France to
lleryittle, for the parish of Kaskaskia,
where during the past 1 10 years it has
been lu inc.
Ilielr aim. Were sllc.lt).
New York, Mnrch 10. Tho l.'ultctl
Mules grand jurv has found it joint
indictment against Cttpt. Chas,
llerkett, until recently beittl of the
siioelitl agents ol the department nt
the custom house, and Capl. .lames S.
Schalker. his nssistaiit. 'I'ho indict
ments were founded upon infortun
ium obtained by the custom-house
commission during their inquiry into
the cbitrgus of iiiidervnliiatlon of
goods nt Ihe custom house. The
cliiirges ngniust these ollicer. tiro re
ceiving bribes from Importers. Xo
warrants have yet been Issued.
t I'm in liltn.i.
N'ew York, Mnrch 10. Tho exec
uiive comiiiilteo o( tho Western Un
ion Telegraph company to-tlny rec
omuiDudt'd tlie piiyinetit of 1 1-2 per
cent, quarterly dividend April I.
A lllsllll.r) D.'.lruyr.l.
Lmisulle, -Mnrch 10. '1'liu vvhitky
ciUili'd.hmciit of Williams Ilrtii. was
pad Lilly destroyed by lire Hits morn-lit"-.
Loss, 5,15.000: Insured,
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