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FRANCE.

FAIRS, Aprll II.
The Committee in thvOr OF tic plebcscitc
llaS already collected tllrco millions OF
francs toward delraying the expense.
1t is reported that makcrS Of wall pnpcr
will join the strikers to-day.
The SicclG publishes vigorous appeal
to the electors OF France 10 vote on 10
question of personal government. Among
the signcrs OF the appeal arc McsSrs.
ArAgO, BanCcl, Cremien, GamhellA, Ferry,
Garnicr, Pages and Jules Simon.
The Figaro says NJ Darl anil Bullet
left the ministry because they received Il
letter from Duke D'Amnalc telling them
to do so cIsc the 0IcaniSts might vote
for the plcbIscile. The FNaro adds TINT
tho Emperor las IL copy OF this letter in
Ills possession.
The bullion in the bank Of France this
week Is 4,70O,O0O francs greater than Inst.
Lost at Sea.
w. LIVERPOOL, April 81.
An American ship WINS seen OH fire on
the night Of the 2StlI OF December, IN
latitude Al, longitude 1871, She appeared
10 bo loaded with cotton. During the
night she disappeared and next morning
an empty long boat was picked up. The
name Of the vessel waS not aSccrhincd.
The steamer SndO from OpOrtO for Liver
pool was lost of Scilly Islands. Tho p'Is.
scngcrs ind crew were EIvGl.
The Imperial printing Office will, tO.mor-
row, commence the publication Of the
proclamation Of the Emperor concerning
ihe plcbiscihlm. together with note Of
the latter in Ills proclamation. The En-
pcr0r gives resume Of the reforms IN.
trOduCCd since 1850 up to the present mo-
mcnt, and dwclls on tic fortunate results
To come frOm them, namely: stability Of
the institutions and the GilSy transmission
Of power to the heir OI The throne. The
formula of the plebiscitum is brief and
simple. The vote will bU taken one
OH the 8lh Of May, verified on the 10th
and the result officially announced on the
19Lh.
Prince Napoleon, who lCll Paris before
the recent debates in the Senate, because
tue Emperor desired tElit he would lakc
no part in the discussion on the succession
to the throne, returned on Saturday.
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The bill giving large additional grants
Of public lands 10 the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, which Is already en-
dnwed with II small empire, passed the
Senate yesterday by q decisive vote. In
the discussion Wednesday Mr.. CAMERON
intimatrd that nearly Nll the Senators Ind
shares OF stock in the road, aud that the
grant in the bill is worth $7O,OOO,0OO. We
arc glad 10 note that Senator WILEY
warned the Senate not to DO reckless in
giving away the poor mans patrimony to
railway monopolics. The bill has yet to
pass the House, but there is little ground
TO hope for its defeat.
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Location Of the D. D. &B. Asylum.

In our local columns will be found the
particulars Of oFyesterday's proceedings by
the Board Of Regents Of tho Asylum for
Che Deaf, the Dumb and the Blind. Wheel
ing rendered the Female Seminary Build.
ing, the tender was accepted, and The In.
stitution located here. Every one ac-
Quainted with the building will appreci-
mic ut once It's adaptation. tits abundantly
large, well lighted, supplied with wntcr
and gOs throughout, has IL high, airy,
healthful situation, is within the city
limits, very convenient TO market and yet
sufficiently removed from the hustle Of
business. All in all, II is admirably adapt
cd. We believe the property cost some
$4,000 or 100000, and it Is in IN excellent
state Of repair. 1t gin to the State at
0nce creditablc to the public spirit anil
libcraTityor those who make the donation,
and very advantageous To the State.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
From n, Barn.srll!t Eaterw4ss.

FFW" gao o"'htS'"'' @''""E'
POISONED CANNED PEACHEs-The
llmiIy Of Mr.. N. BurClCr, near SomertOn,
recently had very narrow escape from
poisoning lly eating green 'pelches which
had been kcptin ttnCilhs. Mrs BurchGr
on OPENING the can of peaches observed
that green scum had gathered on the
top, which she removed, TGmarking that
she feared they were not good. She tasted
the peaches and shortly after experienced
a burning sensation in tho mouth and
throat. III n very short time she was
dumb and blind. 4 son and daughter
also ute u few Of the peaches and shortly
commenced vomiting. A physician was
called, and upon examining the fruit pro-
nonnccd II To contain POISON enough 10
Kill forty men we DeIleve tlo members
Of the limily are all recovering Dut pre-
sumo they will hereafter not iancy peaches
A VIuoRous OLD NLAN.-LaSL week we
interviewed" man who is probably tho
oldest "trampOr" anil tho most vigorous
person Of his age in the United States. IIG
Is a tailor BY trade, named Jimmy YOlk,
and Is nincty.twO years Of NgG. ue has
been travelling all his lie, having visited
every Slate iHithe Union, as well as En-.
gland, Ireland and Scotland. Tho day
before lIe reached here he walked twenty
miles, aud is now on pedestrian cXCur-
sion from Galveston, Texas, tO Albany,
New York. He IL able 10 work ut Ills
trade, doing about iIlrce.l0urtls us much
work rs mi ordinary hand. Parties who
have seen him before says he does not look
nny older Or appear more infirm than he
did twenty wears agO. His mind is tOlcr-
nbly clear, as shown by his conversation
and the fact that he is able 10 take care Of
himself OIL lis extended tours. lie is en-.
dcayoring to reach Albany, where some
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The Latest News.
News of tho Day.

Private dispatches from Washington
soy that inview OF the present large cur.
rency balance, and Of the reduced gold
balance in the Treasury, after tho 18th
proximo, Secretary Boutwell, may remit
his gold sales for May; but as the amount
Of usual monthly sales is trifting In con
trast TO the total balance, which he will
still have on shNnd, this report Is proba-
bly, set alloat for speculative purposes.
1t Is stated on unqucstiOnGd authority
that Mr.. Thornton, the English Minister
at Washington, has not made any protest
against the Daricn Ship Canal treaty, nor
Is 1t ut all probable that my protest will
be made.
There Is little abatement yet Of tho rain
and floods in the North and East
The remains Of Anson BurlingAme
were deposited yesterday in Faneuil Hal,
ut Boston. The public will bc admitted
to-day. ar#...
The Massachusetts, House llas rejected
tho ten hour labor bill by vote 0t l7S
to SO.
Considerable injury has been done The
Erie Canal NJ Schenectady and West by
the frcshCt. Repairs arc progressing. but
tic impression Is that tho Canal will not
be opened till The l0tll or 10Th Of May.
q The income tax Of the Cd (ClncinnatG
Ohio district the plst year was 1891 ,S5G3S,
fully equal to the preceding ycur.
The Senate yesterday passed u bill grant
ing more public lands to the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. '
E. A. Soudcn- & Co., Of Philadelphia,
whose suspension was recently announced,
show assets more tllAn double their lia'
biliticA.
General Butler, chairman Of the Recon-
slrucliOn Committee, goes 10 AlASsAchll-
sets tonight, and proposes that the
amendments to the Georgia bill lie over
for ten days.
There is 10 be II general convention Of
the Tlpcr makers Oi'the United States on
the 2Oth prOx., with IL view OF putting
prices still higher II .f.
Tho female teachers Of New York city
petition the board Of education 10 he al'
lowed TO go back to the rod.
The London GlOJe asCribGs tho prevail.
fling depression in American railroad sc.
curiticS to the mismNnagcment Of the
Eric rOad
Chief Justice Chase goes OH Monday,
May /, to hold Court in Richmond; Jus.
ticc Miller leave at once for Arkansas, and
Justice Bradley goes 10 New Orleans.
The amount Of gold required to pny IN
tcrest on bonds falling due on May. l, is
about $25,5OO,0O0. p
Our Consul ut Zanzibar reports fifteen
thousand deaths from cholera on that
island, within six weeks.
1t Is claimed at Washington thOt seven
more Senators lMvG been convinced the
Sari Domingo treaty ought to he ratittetlr
making over the necessary two'thirls.
The Board Of Managers of the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home, met
and organized ut Columbus Thursday
with Gen. RalphP. BuCkland, ofFrcmont,
rs President, Col. II. G. Armstrong. Of
Cincinnati MS Secretary, and Major NJ. $.
GunckIC. Of Dayton, Ms Treasurer.
Several cnscs Of agrarian brutality, are
reported in the county of Meath, Ireland
The cold weather Of Inst week, destroy
ell nearly nil the fruit, but apples, in Al
ton district, Illinois, and probably two
thirds OF the entire peach crop, in South
| prn IllfnOfs
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, April 81. :
About 900 emigrants landed yesterday
ut Castle Garden. They were almost
entirely Germars.
In tho case ofMOrris L. lIill, defaulting
cashier OF the Farmers and DrOvers
National Bank Of Somcrs, which was
brought up before Commissioner Shields
yesterday, tho counsel summed up and the
decision was reserved. F
A petition has been signed by the female
teachers of our public schools, and pre-
scntcd TO the Board Of Education, asking
for the restoration Of cOpOral punishment,
Tho women declare that experience has
taught them, that the rod alone is Ot any
effect to keep the unruly class of boys in
subjGction. ..... ,..0O...
4 meeting of the Alumni, students and
officers Of the University Of Rochester,
WIS held ut the AstOr House yesterday,
for the purpose Of OCorganiZing New York
City Association, representing tho Uni
vcrsity. Officers were chosen, Ond the
Rev. Or. Anderson delivered an cIEecting
address
Yesterday was the last day Of the old
Central Park Commission, and to-day the
new department br tho Parks assumed
control Of the grounds.
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TnE RED RIVER IeEpEns. -TheaEmy
Of 9,5OOmcn with twGmonths' rati6ns, ar-
tillcry, horses and cattle, sent out to Win
ncricg to subdue Ricl and his associate
rebels iu the RediRtvcr country, wiIl,it Is
anticipated, set out from Toronto in two
or three weeks a force Of pioneers, to
clear The roads, open portages and prepare
camps will start II short time before the
main body, but the march Of the Canadi-
an army win necessarily be slow. The
permission 10 send the troops by why Of
Detroit, Chicagoand 81. Paul haa re-
Gsdlb the United States, and tho expo
dition will proceed by railroad from To-
ronto to Cnllingwood on Georgian Bay,
thence by water to sault Sic. Marie, an'l
then across Lake Superior to Fort VIII
liam, The march 10 Fort Garry then
passes through d wilderness by pOrtagCs
rivers, lakcs and land, md the army will
bo exposed to ambushes where "a large
force can be put 10 llightby small body
of daring mon. The GntirG distance from
Toronto 10 Fort Garry IL ! 100 miles, dt.
vldetl al follows: byrdil 9Tmiles, steamer
5S4, battoau al7, road l22. il the army
Is refused permission to pass through, The
Sault Ste. MariU Canal, the route will N
much longer and more difficult.
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The t:eorgin Investigation.

The facts brought out hy tho Georgia
investigation do mt sustain the charge oI
corruption. The allegation was tliat IL
telegram was sent to Senator elect Hill
from Atlanta, u, fcwitlays ago that qnc
hundred thousand dollars Of railroad
bonds, indoNetl by the State Of Georgia
Ind been sent to Washington, tho telc'
grapller believed, to influence legislation
The package was watched on its arrival
and trucel to Governor Bullock. There
1t was lost sight Of And straightway the
story started that its contents had been
offered TO certain Senators, but the evil
lcncc shows that he cOtlntcStgned the
bonds and then forwarded the whole
amount to New York 10 the agents Of the
State Of Georgia for negotiation. scna'
tor Carpenter, to whom, It Is alleged
some Of these bonds wcro rendered, denies
the whole story. There mny be testimony
to support the bribery charges; If so, It Is
vet 10 come.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 81

SlNCIHNA1aI HPIh @''
FLOuE-Dull; family sos q.
N,-WhCat-StCAdS rcd 81 1901 H. COrl
in good demand at 8Sfb9Oc; supply hardly equal
10 the demand. Oats-Flrm at 661GOC: ltyG-
Firm and IN good demand Ut g5091c. BARLEY
Dnll at 60c1$i Us. ,,,
COTTON-Firm and Nc higher; middllng. exc
TOBACcO-In good demand; sales 10 hlldS a.
a 10 $l7 ~ the offerings are not equal TO Tie de-
nlalll. d.
cred, but none Offering.
PiEOYIsIOSs-FiTiurr and In more demand; saleA
4OJ hbls Mess Pork at f28 %; offerings light,
hulk MCats-IIIGher; sales zoo, 900 pounds at lOAG
for shoulders; 1lK6Dtit;C for clear RIB Sides ana
l6c for clear; demand chiefly for clear RIB .ides
IIuCOn-lIighCr and In demand; offerings light;
Rales 40 hlitlE Al 11H6DtlHc for shoulders; lhhc
for clear sides, and lB1SGllGI{C for clear. Sugar
Cured IIams-l1 SGbi8Sc and nrn.
LARD-FirnlCr; not offered below lGC and but
little nj thut rate.
IIUTfEn-FIrm but llttlG choice offering;
brings SIdJJc for Western Reserve.
EGtIS-FIrn at lie.
CiHOCERIHs.- demand for Sugar and C1i
fee at null rates. Sugar l0&GDi2&C raw; COiIcC ID
OIIA.-I.insccd Oll-Dull at S8fl9Oc. Lard OH
81 2JfDI d and very tirn. PctrOcum-DnIl
FUIOrtGCAt aJ1b9ttc.
IOLD-li3& huying; l13'i selling.
EXCIIANGE-Firm at par to Mprcihlnm buying
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATM-On the Goth oI
last November . Mr.. ThomIz disappear.
Cd at Walkers station, on the Parkers
burg railroad, and no trace Of him could
he found. Monday last, says the POrkOs'
burg Gazette, his body was found in the
Little Kanawlln river, not len yards from
the depot. The circumstances Of his
disappearance were these: HO wls In
tho employ Of the B. & 0. II. K
Co., and was going to Walkers station
on The morning lrNin. HewHssccn IN the
platform Of the cars about 8 a. NJ, and. .wa'
not seen afterwards. There wOs no evi
lCnce Of violence OH tic body on which
some papers anil memoranda were found
A CoroneTs jury elected no other facts
and rendered u verdict Of accidental
death by drowning. The body was taken
to Baltimore by his brother, for inter
menL ..... n,..
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Reception of Gov. Shaffer at COrrine
.-DcnunciatiOn of POlygnmys.
Warm Times Ahead.
CoRIlINE, April 90.

CoRRINE, April 90.
Gov. ShafIGr arrived ut O'Clock To.
night, anil the people came out in hun
drctls and escorted him from the cars Ia
the MintAh House, where he was wei
coined In behalf Of the citizens by Mayor
NTunrOe The Governor replied briefly,
stating that he Is in Uhh for the purpose
Of enforcing the lNws Of the United States
and when he can't do this he will return
to his home. The constitution md laws
must bc respected and obcycd every.
where and this territory will not be made
an exception.
Judges Hawlcy and Strickland, Of the
Supreme Court, and Gen. Maxwell, Reg
lister III the land Office, followed the Gov
crnor, showing II to be the intention Of the
Government 10 suppress pOlygamy AMI
compel Utah 10 submit to the authority OI
the Republic, now invoked TO end that
abominatiOn, and rcmOnStranCes from the
dislOyal and trAitorous will not stay the
action Of Congress.
The city Is Illuminated with bontircs Hnd
fire works; the people arc parading the
streets, cheering for the first real Cover
nor Utah ever had and the reception the
first Governor received from tho people o
| the territory,
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STATE TEACHERS lNsTITUTE.-Wc
learh from Prof. WILLIAMS, State Supcrin-
tendcnt of Schools, that the State Institute
of Teachers and Superintcndcnts project
cd by him, GAs so far been arranged that
It llns been definitely determined to hold
il. The place will be Parkersburg, and
the time, Which cannot yet he definitely
announced, will bc IN the hitter part Of
June. Prof. WILLIAMS expects to be nv
sisted in the conduct Of the Institute by
Prof L. f. WHITE, Of Columbus, editor o.
the Ohio Educational Monthly, Prof KIDD
Of Cincinnati, the celebrated cIOcutiOnist
anil probably by President ANDREWS, o
Marietta College.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE..
WAsIlINOTON, April

2lOONAt
WASHINGTON, April 81.
Mr.. DAWES stated thHt Mr. SCuENcK
was III and unable tO go on with the larlll
bill today.
The discussion on the Louisiana election
case was rGOpened upon the resolution Of
iered Yesterday by Mr.. KERR, providing
for the ratification Of the Georgia va
cancy.
Mi, STEVENSON made speech in de-
Tense Of Mr.. SYPuER's claim, rCrlGrking
that II the House adhered 10 its vote, nll
the seats from Louisiana would be vacated.
He proposed, therefore, that the resolution
be withheld until the fact could be de-
Cilcd.
Tic resolution was tabled, aud the House
resumed the consideration Of the bill
10 revise, consolidate md amend the stat
utcs relating to patents and copy rights.
The House then went into u Committee
on the Naval appropriation bill. The bill
0ppr0WIates $lG84l, ,85.
Mr.. WAsKEUlsNE, Of Wisconsin, made u
general statement as to It's provisions.
The Committee took recess till even
ing. Upon rcassembling, there being but
II dozen members present, adjourned.
SENATE9
Mr.. SCOTr introduced a bill u amend
the revenue laws SO that farmers who sell
their own produce may not l'c taxed.
Tho Northern Pacific railroad bill was
discussed by MeSsrs. CAssERLY, STEwART
and HOWARD; tho amendment requiring
free transportation for troops, stores and
munitions Of war, rejected; tile amend
mcnt that lands not sold five years after
the completion Of the road hO subjected to
pre.empliOn aL $3.50 per QCrc, agreed to ;
the amendment that Congress may at any
time alter or amend this act by Joint
Resolution, adopted; prOvisO was Insert
cd that American iron and steel he cX-
clllsivcly used in the construction Of the
road. The bill was then passed DO to II
and the Senate went into executive Ses'
sion.
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a NEW md very considerable industry
Is growing up In Wisconsin, and perhaps
in other Western States, viz: the mantltac'
turc Of sugar from heetS From state.
mGntS made ut various town meetings
held with a view Of establishing beet su.
gar factories, there would scemito be q
large profit in the business. II issaid that
a factory capable Of using fifty tons oL
bcCts per day can be run ut total cost Of
$G59, and that the value of It's products
for The Same would he $500. Ii Is esti.
mated that u factory capable Of working
up scventy.hvG tons Of bcelS per day
would cost $4,000, It's yearly expenses
would BIO $5s,O0O, and value Of lis pro.
ducts $I44,O0O. These figures lcav0,a
very wide margin for profit
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BoDy FouND In THE OHo.-The pGly
Of A man was found floating In tho OlAO
on the Stl, near Harris Ferry, Wood
county. The deceased was i've feet two
inches in height, and apparently about
eighteen or twenty years Of age, dark
hair, and had on dark GOttonade YES!
and wOolen shirt only. The body had
laid in the water for . long time and had
commenced deCaying, No marks orvio'
lcnce were found upon II, md the Jury In
tbe absence Of any other evidence return
cd a verdict Of death by accidental drown
inr. There was found in his vest pocket,
4 Tlccc Of paper on which was written
"NVillIan Patterson" ind "dlrcct to 49,
West ST. Tho balance written on the
paper wus not lcgible,-Rark GaseHH
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THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
thirteenth Day.

NEW 1OIk, IL M' ApFI 81:
Much argument arose this morn:
ing, from tic lact Of the illness Of
Recorder Ilnckett, and many were the
surniseS az Ia whether the Court would
all or not. When, however, the jury hada
rived, and atler them the counsel, with the
exception Of Mr.. Graham, Ind made their
appearance, the general opinion was that
the case would lIe procectlcl with.
One Of little Percy McFNrlAnd's friends
told him there would bc no court,
ut which the little fellow was very
much disappointed. At II o'clock Judge
Bedford arrived and very soon after Mr..
Graham, whercupOn consultation was
had between the counsel and IL was con.
clutcd 10 adjourn until Monday morning
in consequence Of the illness of the Re.
conlcr. Tho Judge then ordered Capt
McClOskcy to adjourn.
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q
InRPERs 'PUB11cATIoNs.-AIcKclvcy
Our neighbOr At the corner Of Market and
Quincy, has just Inil OH our table HaTerS
Monthly lor May, and the Weekly l6t
April 3Oth. The latter is unusually at
trlctivc in its illustrations, containing ii
portrait OF the late Bishop Kingsley
"IipWpotami in the Jartlcn des Plantcs,'
m Indian Peace offering, &c. The car
toOn is "Unclc Sam's Chickens" the Xviii
Amendment being just out Of the shell
Esst Monthly Is Il very interesting numbes
The leading illustrated paper is "Our Bar
barian Brethren" Albert Durcr, Spots
in the Sun, In u Country Store, Cuba and
The Ostcnd Manifesto arc Others.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April9I.
Bullion In the Bank Of England Is G143,.
900 sterling less than 1t was last week.
A Madrid industrial demonstration
was made ut Caliz yesterday, but was
quickly reprcssCd by the local authorities
One riOter was killed, and several badly
wounded.
A London letter from Rome contraliCts
tho assertion recently made that the mi
nority would leave the Ecumenical Coun'
Gil ifthe infllibility proposition is pressed
LlyERroOI., April 81.
a hrgc meeting was held in the city
last evening, to protest against the pro
posed official inspection Of converts.
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Nnu York Lrpislntnrc.

ALBANY, April q.
The Governor in message 10 the Sen
ate, urges the adoption Of the Assembly
resolution for the payment Of the anti-waI
debt in coin.
The free canal fun,llng bill passed the
Assembly.
The Arcade Railway bill, has finally
passed the Legislature. .I.l
The bill repeating the Registry law, cx
Ccpt New York city. has passed the Sen
ate; also, the bill removing tho disabilities
from Colorcd voters.
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LADY FRANKLIN, it is said, has arrived
ut AspinwalI, on her way TO Vanc6uveFe
Island, where she confidently expects tC
find relics Of her heroic husband, SirJ
FRANKLIN. She is now in her. eighty
third year, and has left England on this
long and perilOus Journey in the full u.s.
surancc which she hOs received that there
Is n man in Vancouvcr's Island who has
in his possession a letter Of her husbandIad
dressed to her, which he will deliver only
to her IN person.
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Homicide at Humboldt, Tens.
ATp,,pu,s Spr;l 1t

,IhrHcs Slacts, barber, was shot md
killed lust night in u billiard saloon at
Humboldt by n baggage master Of the
Mississippi Central railroad. Ford also
shot twicGat . policeman who endGavOFcd
10 arrest him, and then fed to the woods.
Every effort Is being made by the cltizonS
TO arrest him.
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Convention of Paper Makers.

The paper makers Of tile United States
met yesterday tu establish such m Union
us exists in other lrldes, and 10 take steps
to prevent the OvCr-produCing OF paper,
which had reduced the price Of some
Cradles below the cost NC production.
About a dozen mills were represented. II
was resolved to issue call for u general
meeting Of the tAdc, 10 he held on the
90th Of May.