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FIRE.-A fire was discovered Sunday night at
IL l-2 o'clock in story and half frame building,
No 81 LOrain Street, which was entirely consumed.
1t was owned and occupied by John Erick as q
butcher shop. Loss S4OO, insured in the German
insurance Co. for $500. Tie adjoining buildings
were destroyed. No. 90, one and a half story
frame building, owned and occupied by Frank
FuersteiR. as a boot and shoe shop. Loss $500 ;
insured in the German Insurance Co. for $500 No.
90, one story frame building, owned and occupied
by Chas. Erb, as a grocery. Loss $500; insur,d
in the Irving Co, N. z, for $780, It was no
doubt the work Of an incendiary, as no fire had
been in the butcher shop since Tuesday last. The
fire department was early on the ground and die
good service.
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men commenced removing the old bridge IN the
morning, and bad the new one completed ready
for the passage Of the trains. before night.
FREE PAssEs.-The New York Courts BY late
decision held that the conditions" printed on the
back Of the free passes issued, are sufficient DO
fence TO any claim for damages arising from any
cause whatever.
The suit was brought against the Hudson River
Railroad. Aceo ding to this ruling Of the New
York Courts. IL railroad company carry q man
for nothing, It has right to MAIN or kill him,
without being liable II has been decided in one
Of the Courts Of Penn, that railroad com.
pany was bound 10 carry an individual safely, even
Il 1t does carry him free and this iS common sense
aud ought to be good law. Those who travel on
free passes, are supposed to receive such passes
or an equivalent Of some kind, and are, therefore,
entitled to the same protection as other pssers seng
-
THE CASE OF REV. ALPHA WRIoHT.-We give
below the official report of the action Of the GsnerO
Conference upon the case Of Rev. Alpha Wright,
Of Cleveland, as follows;
J. T. Crane presented the report of the Commit.
toe 10 the case Of the appeal Of tho Rev. Alpha
Wright, as follows:
BUFFALO, May 10, 1850.
Report in behalf Of the Committee appointed by
the General Conference to try the appeal of the
Rev. Alpha Wright, Of tho North Ohio Conference.
The Committee having heard aud considered
the minutes, documents, and proceedings In the
case of Alpha Wright
RssOIpsd, That the decision of the North Ohio
Conference in the case Of Rev. Alphe Wright be,
and is hereby reversed.
The papers pertaining to the case are herewith
returned to the General Conference.
]. T. CRANE, Secretary.
The Chair stated that no action need be taken
on those documents, but that the report be enter,
cd upon the Journal Of the Conference and the
papers properly filed.
Mr.. Wright was defended by Rev j. Noodle, of
the Cincinnati Conference, and Rev. Mr.. Hill, of
the Erie Conference The Conference was rep
resented by DR.. Thompson, and Rev. b. White
man and Kellam, Of the North Ohio Conference.
ENTERPmsMG JOURNALIsM-The Chicago Press
& Tribune will be the paper of Chicago during the
Convention. They will spare no pains or expense
to givethe fullest and most reliable news to be OBJ
tanned. Last Saturday they chartered lOcOmO-
tive and sent it out over the Michigan Central
Road to meet the westward bound train with the
Eastern delegates on board. Yesterday Mr.. J. H.
BrOss, Of the same journal, laid upon our table a
paper of yesterday morning, containing full re-
ports of the Inauguration of the Republican Wig
wan. Mr.. Bross came to this city to meet the
special train upon which he returned, getting the
names Of the delegates, and various matters of in
terost.
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A MEnPms RUNAWAY HUSBAND "A few
days ago we published = letter from 3 lady Of
Memphis, Tenn, to Mayor ssnter, making Onqul-
rlsI about = runaway husband Of hers, calling
himself Stephen g. Kennedy, who left her on The
sth Of March lsst, taking with him her little girl
Lzzio and a widow woman named Hatch, having
previously sold elk Of her slaves. She offered
81 ,OOO reward for tho apprehension of the whole
party, and $500 for the husband, child aud
woman.
Kennedy was soon discovered by the police
He had leased the cottage on JOhnrOn street, al.
most opposite the Station House and was living
with the woman. This fact was telsgraphsd to
Mrs. Kennedy and she Was directed to come di.
reety to this city. She did so, arriving yesterday
morning. She wss escorted to the Station House
by Mr.. McKinsiry, and on reaching there she saw
her little Lizzie playing in the yard opposite. The
sight so excited her that che dashed across the
street into the yard and claspsd the child to hsI
breast amid many tears.
Meanwhile Kennedy had been sporting with
his money, and had played deeply. Yesterday
AANAAAAh AN NeAAeA Afoh ~ ~ AAAA SAAe0t AAAoA
excited In manner, and stated that he had lost
500 at gaming the night before. He had given
the winners draft for $1,000, and consequently
$500 was coming to him. He wished to consult
able legal advice as to getting bis money back.
An interview between Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
was had at the Marshal's office. Mrs. K. charged
him with having deserted her and taken her
slaves, which wsre.heF PrOWerty, and represented
him as fast man with whom she could not live
pleasantly. She brings references from some Of
the first pc rsOns of Memphis as to her character,
&c.
Mr.. X. says that the lady with him was gov
erness in his family, that her name is Calhoun,
and that although they have lived in the same
house here, she has been q mere "eOmpsliOn."-
Mrs. X. says she only wants her child, but Mr.
X. says be viii not give her up.
For the present Kennedy is held on a charge Of
adultery with Mrs Hatch or Calhoun.
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS. = Detective Lewis B.
Whitney, arrested two suspicious persons yester-
day morning at Fuller's stable, in Brighton, for
passing counterfeit bank bills. The bills were
upon the Wauseetta and Union Banks, Of Massa
chusetts. Whitney showed much ingenuity
and skill in following up the chaps, who had dis
played their bogus wares first upon the market.
He traced them to Briggs Livery Stable and spot
ted them while they were upon the road. In the
buggy and about their persons he found large
amount of these bills. They gave their name as
RObinsOnsand Ingbam. The bills were of various
denominations and well DONE
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WHAT THE LETTER WRITER'S
SAY.
NEW YORK, MAY IA.

4h-o-y -
The Tribune's Chicago correspondent says
that the crowd gathers thick and fast. Two
or three thousand strangers are now here.
Gov. Morgan, of N. Y, Messrs. Reed and
Ashman, of Mass, and Lane, of Ind, are
among the arrivals tonight.
Mr. Blair, ST., is here and leads the Bates
interest, which is hopeful and earnest. They
count up sixty votes on the first ballot from
nine or ten States. The highest calculation
for Seward on the first ballot is IS votes.-
Cameron's friends, from Pennsylvania, are
here in force and very clamorous. Ohio will
probably lead for nobody but Chase, but
would accept Judge Mclean or Mr.. Wade if
proposed outside of the State.
There is not much talk of Mr.. Mclean. He
will apparently have but few votes, perhaps
none On the first ballot Mr.. Seward will
lead, Mr.. Bates win come next, and Mr.. Chase
will come third, having some New England
votes. Mr.. Cameron will come next, and then
Mr.. Lincoln. The latter is much pressed by
the Illinois delegates, as a compromise can
didate, and would be accepted by all the
Northwest cheerfully.
For President of the Convention, Messrs.
Ashman, selden of Rochester, N. Y. and Cor
win, are most named.
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SANFORD'S
Liver IRVigOPatOP

z NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Tree FROM GUMS and has become established fact
Standard Medicine known and approved BY all who
and is resorted 10 with confidence in u the
piseases for which it is recommended
Il has cured thOusandsl within the last two ssrs
who had given UP all hopsss O relief. the numt
unsolicited certificates in : lmy possession show
The must be adapted 10 the temperament Of The
individual takingt and US cd IN such quSnii hes as TO
act gently The bowels.
Let the dictates OF your lnd gment Eulde yOu in the
use Of he LIVER IN-iSltlGORAYORs and II
will cure Live Gomez plaints, Bilious Afs
fRcl<s, Dyspepsi a,.@l lChr1nic DiarrhOea,
3 n N m 8 r q m - SIp n infa, y IN tes
nv. DrOnay, Sou lZIStomach. HRbi1uGl
C0SfiYeness, CRGl-i-lic, Cholera, Chole-
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eas an9 may be used sur ,es-iuly IS IN OnDlNA-
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TlfENTY MINUTES II ri rWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAX 7IEN AZ commencement q
attack
All who use il Giving their testimony IN Us hyor
rI- My water ir the M uth with the INVIGoRATC
~ iva IlOvg both tgs thrr
rsrfec One Dollar Per Bottle.
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WASHINGTON NEWN.

INV ANAAAf AAAy
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says it is now ascertained that Mr.. Walker,
correspondent Of the New York Express, re-
eeived s., 800 Of the money appropriated by
Mr.. Wendell TO carry the English bill through
the House He will be examined tomorrow
or next day.
Attorney General Black has notified the
Covode Committee that he desires to be pres
ent at the next examination Of Mr.. Sehlabel,
and lively time may be expected.
Robert J. Walker has now obtained ~ his
papers relating to Kansas, and is prepared to
close his testimony before the COvode Com
mittee. Among them is said to be the origin
al Of his inaugural address with interlinings
made by the Presidents own hand in regard
to submitting the Constitution to the people.
The Southern address urging seeding del
egates to return, was written by Mr.. roomos
and characterized by bis strong viii through
out Notifications were suggested, but none
adopted, for if not signed as prepared, MI
Toombs would doubtless have issued it on his
oyvn responsibilitv
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DELEGATES ron CHICAGO.


The excursion train on the Great Western
and Central Michigan lines, filed with dele
gates, mainly from New York aud Massaehu-
sets, made splendid run on time at the rate
Of 40 miles per hour throughout There were
demonstrations at every stopping place.
Speeches were made By Gen. Nye, William
NJ. Evarts and others. The firing Of cannon
and floating Of banners met the train at al.
the principal stations. The train left the
Suspension Bridge At six o'clock, and will
reach Chicago BY nine or quarter past nine
tonight. The train on the Michigan Central
has on board telegraph operator and travel
ing instruments, to use in case Of necessity.
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THE SECEDERS ENDORSED.

MOBILE NAY 10.
At Democratic mass meeting on Saturday
night, the seceders from the Charleston Con-
vention were sustained. Delegates were ap-
pointed to the Convention to be held on the
1lth Of June. A similar meeting was held n
Montgomery on the same night, with same
result.
The Herald's Washington correspondence
says the defalcation alluded to in last night s
dispatches is in the New York Post Office,
and the amount is Sl55,0OO.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHHGrOz, May IA.

The House by 10S against 81 agreed to con-
slider the Michigan contested election case.
Mr.. Colfsx, from the Post Office Committee,
reported bill to establish certain post routes,
all Of which recommended by members of the
House passed without reading.
Mr.. Dawes called for the reading of the res
OlutiOn reported from the majority Of the OOm-
mittee on elections, declaring that Mr.. How
ard is and Mr.. Cooper is not entitled to q seat
from the 1st Congressional District of Mich.
The minority report declared that Mr.. Cooper
is entitled to retain his seat.
Mr.. Harris advocated Mr.. HoWard's right
when the House adjourned.
The names Messrs. Pottle and Woodruff
should have appeared in the detailed vote on
Friday against tabling the Idaho territorial
hill
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AEFo RD'S
Family Catha tic Pills,
lee lee one Dollar Per BOttle


Pure Vegetablc Extracts. and put Up N Glass
Gases, Air TIglR, and WiR keep N any eli-
mate.
The FAMILY CgTHARIIC PILL is a gentle but ac-
tive Cataric viii the proprietor has USED in has pr
ice more than iNeEty years.
The constantly inrrrN2inE luefn1nh from those VI
have long used he PILLS ad me sagisiae Ion nl0
all ernTsss rcssrJ L. lhef use mas lnuuceu etO plhot
then within tAt each OF all. 81
The PrufessOn we'll snow taot diHorent Calhartles ACT
on difT rent nuftiuns Oi the Z ln1wels.
The Willy CA-Ell II A e. p 1
has with due rei' renne to this vel established ae
bOen Compounded from VsreJ OF The purt st ego
table Etr3cts, winch act @alke on every OF The
alimsnfnry canal. and are -lGOOD and SAFE 10 81
cases syhere Ca'hartie : needed, such as DE
RANQE5IENTS o. the @STO Ma ACH, SLEEPl
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C,05TIy ENESS, PAiN1lAND SORENESS OVER
TIE WHOLE BODY, ,ElfrSm sudden cold which
6,rauentlv If neglected, slsnd In long Fs
- LOSS OF Ape -tClTIfE fE,a CREEPING SEN
ssTION OF COLDOYERl THE BODY, hESTLESS-
STp,S HEADACHE, Orl WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
III InhammAt0ry Diseasen. Worms IN Children Adults,
Rhsumatixn Purifier OF the Blood and many dis
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fbis advertisement Dose, ] lto3
PRICE so CENTS.
are retsisd BY Dugsts gensray and sold vholesas -
s. W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and PrOpristef,
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RIDING ON THE RAIL Henry ]. Raymond,
Esq, of the New York Times, was on board the
special train Of yesterday morning. From Paines'
vile to Cleveland Mr.. Raymond tried riding on
the locomotive and expressed himself highly de-
lighted with the road and satisfied with his exps-
rieDoe upon the iron horse, which for the time,
seemed to be his favOrite hobby.
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FROM GEORGIA.

ATLANTA1 da.l May II.
At 8 Democratic meeting at Atlanta, on
Thursday, the Post Master defended the
Charleston Seeessionists, and denounced Doug
las as a traitor to the Democracy and the
South.
B. C. Yaneey made lengthy and similar
speech.
The National Baltimore Democracy was de-
Tended by Colonel Gaskill.
The meeting adjourned for q week.
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THE DETROIT LINE.-The Review came out
yesterday morning with another uncalled for at
tack upon the Cleveland and Detroit line of steam
ers, for no other reason apparently, than that the
Line did not advertise in that payer. The article
will rebound only to the dscredit of the paper and
not Of Capt. Pierce.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning as Mr.. II. f.
BraytOn, Insurance Agent, was attempting to
jump from the excursion train at the foot of su-
periOr street. he fell and cut his face badly. Itis
astonishing that more of those who jumped of at
that point were not hurt as the train was going at
the rate Of ten miles to the hour at least.
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Tho Rnilwuy.

PASSES To DHovERs.-Tho Cincinnati roads
have recognized the following rules with regard
to the issue of free passes to stock holders:
One pass for one, two or three car loads.
Two passes for four or Eve car leads.
Three passes for six or more car loads.
Passes to be used for Passenger or Freight
Train at the discretion of the Road By which It is
given.
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TAR AND FEATHERS.
NEw YoRK, Nav IA.

The correspondent Of the Tribune, writing
from Buchanan, Texas, gives particulars o.
the burning at the stake Of a young white
man, colporteur, and supposed Yankee, who
had with him wagon load Of books, consist
ing Of Bibles and standard religious works
and few copies Of Helpers Impending Cri
sis. The victim was stripped, covered will
tar, tied 10 6 tree over his own wagon, which
was then filed with fsggQts and tar, aRC
then set on fire,
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FAST TME.-Tbe special train from Dunkirk
and Erie of yesterday morning, conductor Murray,
made the distsD from Erie to this city, 95 miOs
in two hours and twenty-One minutes, and had
the road been clear, it would have been done in
two hours, This is about 40 milss an hour.
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NORFOLK, May Is.
A meeting Of the citizens of Norfolk was
held to-day to tender the hospitality Of the
city to the japanese Embassy. Marshal
Parks was made Chairman and W. E. Foster
Secretary. A delegation was appointed, md
they proceeded to the steamer on boat char
tered for the occasion, and performed their
mission.
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MTLIN, Pa, May 10.
The obstruction from the recent land slide
on the Pennsylvania Railroad is removed, and
trains are now passing with their accustomed
regularity. The Philadelphia train for the
West to-day carried over 200 passengers,
mostly destined for Chicago.
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INJUNCTION. injunction Euit brought
against the c. & t. R. R. to prevent the company
from removing the iron from that part Of the road
leading west fIom Sandusky, has been tried before
the District Court in ottaKs Co., and the decision
reserved for a hearing before the Supreme Court.
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THE PRAIRIE STATE.-By dispatch to P.
Chambsrlin, we learn that the propeller Prairie
State is safe at Milwaukee, having been delayed
two days at Mackinac
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY moRNrNo, MAY 10, 1859.

RFrThe Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. Matson'a and 0lmsteds newsdepots.
AT news depOts az weddell and Angler Hotels, aud
AZ tCuinlanaa IT'S Ontario Street.
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POLITICAL.
lIopILE, Ala, May l4.

NOBILhl AIaf my II.
Thirty-fve leading and prominent gentle
men Of Mobile signed call for State Con
vention, to meet at Selma on the 4th Of June,
to elect delegates to Baltimore. It is signed
by Gov. Winston, Mr. Forsyth, DR.. Mott, Mr..
Le Barron, Judge McKiAstry and others.
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DELAYED The publication of our report of
the farewell sermon of Rev. J ames EelIs, at the
Second Presbyterian Church, is unayoidably
delayed until tomorrow.
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sUEsHINE.-If you want to get little sunsnine
free gratis for nothing, go to Crobaughs Daguer-
rean Gallery. opposite the Post Office. Samuel
keeps it bottled, and everybody "noes" it.
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An ExPEDIT1oUs JoB.-On Sunday last the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company erected . nav
iron bridge over Eshlsman's Greek, near Harris
burg. This bridge is IS feet span, and the work
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTKR.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the above
Trains Boats, win BE- called for by the Coaches OF
Stevens Omnibus Line, bv leaving their address At the
Omnibus ONCE, 81 Superior street, door next TO Wed
die House.
April 10, 1880,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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John WhtelaW=HOtioo to Contractors.
Propeller Prairie Stste-L Local NOtioe.
EtnA Fire Insurance Company.
Orsbaugh-Bus Notice
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Office
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