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EUR0PE
FRANCE.
Quiet in Paris, BsIleviIIe and Mont
MeTtre.

NACAhCS
BRUSSELS, March 0.
Paris and the districts of Bellville ant
Mont Mertre, on Tuesday, were quiet
No disturbance Is reported to-day.
1T Is stated that the Assembly will com
mence Its sessions at Versailles on Mon.
day next.
Disturbances QueIIed.-.oPriSOnerl
Returning to France.sAsSembly tC
Meet at Versailles.
LONDON, March 0.
There was disturbance Wednesday
among some battalions Of the Paris Mo
bile Guard, but 1t was Quellcd without Sc
riOus consequences
The Frankfort fleet is going to the Elbe
to convey ninety thousand released pris-
oners home 70 France. .J%
Much typhoid and plague are among
the cattle and horses In Paris. The ami
mails, nevertheless, arc said to be fit for
food
1t has been finally settled that the
French Assembly will meet at Versailles
PARIS, March 0.
The Mayors of all the Advertisements
in Paris have unanimously guaranteed
that the National Guard will surrender
the cannon which. they haye In their pos.
session without coercion, and that when
they resign their, seats in the Assembly
the Partisan deputies will return to Paris
and that all agitation will cease. The
Government maintains conciliatory at
titude towards the disturbers in Paris
Upwards Of one hundred battalions Of the
National Guard have congratulated Gen
Dc PalIadines upon his accession to their
command.
BORDEAUX, March 8.
A committee Of the National Assembly
has decided to recommend the transfer ol
the Assembly to Fontainbleau. It is stated
that Thlcrs supported this choice at the
peace meeting, and 1t Is expected that the
Assembly will ratily the report oi
the committee when it is presented
for discussion and action. A large
number of deputies will, however, support
the amendment providing for tho removal
Of the Assembly to Versailles.
Napoleon has addressed communlca'
ton to the President OF the French AS
sembly, protesting against the vote by
which that body declared his dynasty had
forfeited the throne as unjust and illegal
The Assembly. lie says, was created only
to make peace, and hls exceeded Its pow
ers. The foundation Of allpubliC right is
tho plebiscite. To that he Is ready to bow
and tothat alone.
An explosion has occurred In tho works
at Lecusot, France, by which eight per
sons lost their lives ST tk,.
In the Assembly today, the Commit
tee on Removal madeA report that they
recommend the Assembly ultimately
remove TO Fontainebleau, but that 1t con
tinue to sit at Bordeaux until the German
troops have left France, and arrange
mcnts for the installation Of the Assembly
at FOntainebleau, are completed. Thlert
stated thAfthe government persisted In it
opinion that Versailles would be the best
place for the seat OF tho Assembly. Tht
debate on this point was postponed unit
tomorrow. II tis expected that the re
commendHtinn Of the government vii
prevail. '#
World Special
PARIS, March ..
The National Guards are strongly en-
trcnched with thirty.one guns, on thu
heights Of Mont Martrc, awaiting the sig
nal Of their leaders to oproclaim open revO
luton in favor OF commune.
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PrrrsBuRon, March 8.
CHICAGO.
AGray at Aurora, s..s.Two Men
Killed and Two Seriously
Wounded.
CHICAGO, March o.

.m. CHICAGO, March ..
A desperate afTray occurred in Alder
man Burns saloon, at Aurora, Ills, on
Monday night, between two brothers
named Statterly and an old man named
John Ashford and his son, which resulted
in the death ofone Of the Stattcrly's and
old man Ashford, while the condition Of
the other two participants In the ailray Is
such as to render their condition critical
The fight took place just after the close
of the election, which was held that day.
The parties were all under the. influence Of
liquor.
AN Ex.MAYoR INJURED ny LIGHTNING
RTLGs VETOED BY GOV, AUSTIN, OF
MINN.-ACotDENTA SHOOTING. "a
Ex.Mayor Brand, Of Galena, ILL.,, was
struck by lightning about five O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, while adjusting tin
water pipe near q lightning rod on his
house. The shock was severe one, and
he describes it as making his head feel
like bushel basket few minutes alter
being struck. He was rendered uncon-
scious, and continued in that condition
till he was discovered by some Of the
family. He was soon restored to con-
sciousness, and Is now doing well.
Gov. Austin, Of Minnesota, has vetoed
the bill recently Assed by the Legislature
of that State restoring to the Bishop Of
the State the title to property Of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church. He also We
toed the bill allowing cities and towns to
issue bonds for railroad and other pur'
poses.
Mr.. Hughitt, formerly superintendent o.
the Illinois Central Railroad, has been ap.
pointed assistant general manager OF the
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, with resi-
dence at Milwaukee
John Huss, OF this city, accidentally
shot himself dead while cunning at Calu'
met Yesterday,
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TuE election for Governor, Railroad
Commissioner, five Councillors and mem
bers Of the Legislature, and three mem
bers Of Congress, will be held in New
Hampshire on the 14th inst. James Pike
Is the Republican nominee for Governor
against James A, Weston, the Democratic
candidate. .........r
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March s,

VEH1VFRS'OI &7H0''N'E =
FLouR-Dull and unchanged.
-GRAN-Wheat, No. 9 Chicago, quiet
and lower; closed 81 95 cash; this p. NJ
fairly active ut 81 24ta1 a4f. Corn, No
9 mixed, firm at 4c to &c higher, at 52ta
59fc cash; this r. NJ. quiet at 594a52fc
Oats steady, No. 9 404a5Oc. Ryetlrm, No
2 9Oc. Barley, nominal.
HoGs-Livc, quiet at So 75aT 10
dressed 81 25a7 IS.
CATrLE-Flrm at 81 e5a6 %.
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THE Bellaire Implement anu Machine
Company have contracted with NIeSsrs,
Scott & Findley for the erection Of the
main building oftheir works, and will com
mence excaVating Tor the foundation this
week. This building win be brick, lsOS
so feet, and three stories high. 1t will
face the river. Back Of this a large black
smith shop will be put up
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TENNESSEE.
A Ku.Klux Shot and Killed.

NASHVILLE, March y.
On Saturday night a squad Of men in
disguise went to the cabin Of Wiley and
Wm. Kembro, (colorcdJ in the 8th dis
trict Of Rutherford county, and after dis
charging firearms, demanded admittanCe,
which was refused. The window was
broken open and one OF the party en-
deavored to enter, when he was was shot
by one of the negroes, and killed. The
remainder Of the squad went oil and leIt
their dead comrade, who proved TO be
Pat Herman, the ConstableOt the district
The KimbrOs were arrested and after IN
examination were discharged.
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Philadelphia AIarket.
PHILADELPHIA, March 0.

PHILADELPHIA, March y.
FLouR-Steady; Ohio and Indiana,
81 0Oa7 70.
GnA1N-Whcat, quiet at 81 O3a1 65,
Rye, 81 O5. Corn nominal; mixed west
ern, T0c; yellow, 80. Oats, G9la65c.
ProvIsEoNs-Dull. Pork, $22!. Lard,
13a1Stc.
WHIsKY-02NO2i ic.
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STATE SECuRIrIEs-MissOurI, 9l4; Ien.


nessee, old, "a; new, "a; Virginia, new,
65t; North Carolina, old, 4S; new, got.
SToCKs-Western Union Telegraph 55i;
Adams Express, cot; Wells, Fargo q Co.,
4S; American Att; United States 49; Pa
Cifc Mail, AT; New York Central, 07A; do
scrip, 93t; Erie e2l4; Harlem 1877; Reading,
102; Michigan Central, ll73; Pittsburgh,
11Gs; Northwestern ,70t; do preferred, 9Gli
Rock Island, 1871; NewJersey Central,
1901; st. Paul, 55ti do preferred, ut;
Wabash 54s; do preferred, 70; Fort
Wayne, 07i; Terre Haute, 204; Chicago
& Alton, 118s; Ohio & Mississippi, AZ
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, 94s;
Burlington s. Quincy, 151; Illinois Cen.
tral, 1848; Lake Shore, Oss; Indian" Cen
tral. 2lE,
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March ..

L1AI1IlIU4RTaI 4TININEI u
FLOuR-Quiet and weak.
GRAIN-Wheat; quiet and unchanged
Con-white Southern weak Mt S4as7C,
Oats G0a62c.
PRovGsroNs-Dull and weak. Lard
13tc.
WHsxY-Firm at 02c.
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New YORK Market.
New YoRK, March 8,

NEW YORK, March y.
CorroN-Fair; mlddling upland 14Ec.
F1oUR-Dull and dropping at 30 60a6
85 for shipping extras.
GRAN-0ats dull and heavy, but un.
changed.
EGas-steady; fresh 94a25c; others
quiet and unchanged.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 0.

AuNOuNI u1uLGA p'
Sir John Duke Coleridgc, in a speech
last evening to his constituents at Exeter,
praised the Government He censured
Franco for plunging into war for which
she had no protection, and eulogized Ger
many.
Return Of OdO Russell.
LONDON, March ..
OdO Russell returned to London, yes
terday, and will attend special meeting
Of the Cabinet tomorrow. .
Secret Treaty Between Russia and
Prussia.
LONDON, March 0.
The Morning Post afilrms that secret
treaty between Russia and Prussia was
concluded about the time Of the breaking
out Of the war, and says the following is
among its provisions: Russia was to in
tervene between the belligerents in case the
French we're successful, and should me-
mace Poland in the event Of an Austrian
army demonstrating upon the Prussian
frontiers, Russia was to Checknate 1t
by q demonstration upon the Austrian
frontier, and in case any European power
should combine with France, Russia was
to join Prussia.
A dispatch from Dleppe, says the May
or has notified the PrussianS that they
must feed the private soldiers OF the late
Army Of the North. The inhabitants are
at the same time ordered to entertain the
officers. Food is plenty at Dieppe, and
business shOwssigns oflife.
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ary Committee Of the Senate and testifie d
concerning the strikes. They are to be
followed by President Ling Of the Work.
ingmen's Benevolent Association, and
other representatives OF the laboring men.
1t is evident that the tide has set strongly
against the railroads. Whispers are
at1oat that the high authorities have deter.
mined to break up the exhorbitant rate
of freight, even If 1t becomes necessary to
seize and operate the roads. This was
done in 1865, in the case of the Lake
Shore road, for violating its charter.
VIM. Kendrick, President Of the Anthra.
cite Board OF Trade and q large delega-
tion of miners are here. A report just
received shows that the troubles are In
creasing. The large iron furnaces OF Dan
vile and neighborhood, and.a on the
point Of stopping, and within torty-elght
hours five thousand men will be out of
employment. II the Governor takes de-
cided grounds in favor Of the miners he
will employ the entire power Of the State
to compel the corporations to reduce their
rates. Well informed persons assert that 1t
will be necessary to resort to more vigor'
GUS means than a judicial process. Va
rious rumors are ahoat, among others,
that six thousand workmen intend visit
ing the State capitol.
sUFFoCAT1oN OF TWO MINERS.
ASHLAND, Pa, March0.
Patrick Burns and VIM. Bannister,
miners, were smothered by gas last night,
while Mt work in the mines of tunnel
colliery near this place. The bodies have
not been recovered.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRR-ovER ONE HUMID
RED MEN THROWN OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT-LARGE GERMAN PEACE JUBILEE
MEETING.
PITTSBURGH, March 8.
The extensive coopering shop Of Robin
son s. Riley, Allegheny City, was en-
tirely burned this afternoon. The loss is
about $1,000. Over one hundred men
are thrown out of employment. A mum.
ber ofsheds in the Allegheny stock yards
were also destroyed.
Over 1000 people arc in attendance ut
tho German peace jubilee meeting at Ii
brary Hall tonight The addresses, tab
leaux, &C., were an immense success.
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YACHT LOST AT SEA
PENNSYLVANIA.
Excitement at the Capitals.ImpOr-
tant Vote In the LegiSlature..Vic.
tory for the Miners.
HARRlsDuRG, March 0

HARRISBURG, March 0.
The first test vote in the Legislature on
the contest between the miners and rail
road corporations was taken yesterday
afternoon in the Senate. The immediate
question was whether the general laws
governing mines and protecting tho lives
Of miners in the antheracitc region should
be extended to the western bituminous
coal fields. The bill passed to its third
reading, just as tho miners wanted 1t, all
the amendments being defeated. The re.
suit Is -heralded as great victory over
the transportation companies. The House,
in all probability, will concur.
Last evening The leading managers oil
cioal railroads appeared before the Judic-
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KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, March 0,
To-day the conventional interest bill
allowing to contract at the rate Of ten
per cent. passed theilower House OF the
Legislature, and waits the signature of
the Governor to become a law.
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RHODE ISLAND.


VentiOn see Nominations for = ate
Offices.
PROVIDENCE, March 8,
The Republican State Convention met
here to-day, Jonathan Brayton, President.
The old ticket was rCnominatcd, as fol-
follows: For Governor, Seth Padelford,
Providence; 1t. Governor, Pardon w,
Stevens, Newport; Secretary of State, Jno.
s. Bartlett, Providence; Attorney Gener.
al, Willard Sayles, Providence; General
Treasurer, Samuel A. Parker, Newport.
The Convention was entirely harmonious,
and the nominations were by acclama'
ton, except in one instance.
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NEW YORK CITY.
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN STATE COM.
MITTEE.

MEETING OF REPUBLICAN STATE COM.
MTTTEE.
The Republican State Committee meets
at Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day, to take Oc-
ton respecting the reorganization Of the
Republican General Committee. The
members Of the Committee will be enter.
tained at a banquet at the residence Of
the Chairman, A, 3. CARMEL, in the even.
ing, Ia ~
Judge BurnelI has decided the import
ant marriage case Of Brinkley Is. Brink.
ley, according to the precedent set In the
case Of Bissell rS. Bissell. The Judge de.
clared he was unable TO distinguish one
case from the other. 1t will be remem-
bered that the plaintiff in this action, Liz.
zie Brinkley, had lived for q number of
years with the defendant, Hugh Brinkley,
who passed her off Us his wife. The
Judge therefore gave decree for alimo-
ny, and the couhsels' expenses.
Edward J. Anderson, an attorney Of
this city, was to-day arrested on ten iu.
dictments, charging misdemeanor in OBJ
tanning money from prisoners by iraudu.
lent promises to appear and defend them.
He was committed for trial by Judge
Bedford in default oftwo sureties Of 81 900
each. gR-g r.
T YACHT LOST AT SEA
The famous yacht Maria has, 1t is sup
posed, been lost at sea, --.-
The Empress Augusta has addressed to
the German ladies of New York and
Brooklyn who were engaged in the Ger
man bazaars, a communication a6knOwl-
cdging their patriotic efforts in raising
funds in aid Of the victims Of war in Ger
many. The letter is in the hands Of a
photographer, who Will prepare copies for
distribution.
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SPAIN.

Duke MOntpensleF Ordered to the
Island Of Minorca.
LONDON, MarChO.
A letter to the Times from Madrid IN,
nounces that the Spanish Government
has ordered Duke Montpensier TO proceed
to the Island Of Minorca,' because he re-
fuses to take the oath to support King
Asmadeus.
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GE.RMANY.

BERLIN, March 0.
Count Won Bismarck has arrived in
this city,
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The --latest News,
WASHINGTON.

Caucus of Republican Senators-.-
Report of Committee to Arrange
standing CommitteeS.sMr. Sumner
Removed from ChaiTmanship OF
Foreign Misunderstanding De-
bate..Report of Committee Con.
Rrmed.
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CINCINNATI, March D,
One OF the tedious cases of the United
States against Jos. NJ. Turner and VIM.
Turner, Of Dayton, on transportation
bonds, was decided in favor Of the Gov.
ernmGnt, to-day. The amount Of thever
dict Is $0,S05 Other suits are still pend.
ing against the same parties. In the case
decided to-day, the surety is released.
CLEVELAND, March Q.
The Masonic Temple Association
have purchased lot at tho corner Of Su-
perior and Bank streets, on which they
intend 70 erect a Masonic temple. Tho
price paid was fifty thousand dollars.
The Germans held q meeting last night
to complete arrangements for tho peace
celebration. Tho Central Committee
have issued a proclamation for general
distribution in northern Ohio, calling
upon all German people TO participate in
the celebration, and also requesting all
German manufacturers and merchants
in the city to close their various places
OF business on the day Of the jubilee, 1t
was decided to hold the celebration on
The 2sd Of March; the concert to be given
on the night previous.
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MEMPHIS.

Storm in Memphis.ssGas Holder
Blown Over. -...I
MEMPHIS, March o..
The storm last night upset the reser
voir of the gas works, losing 10000 feet
Of gas. No other serious damage Is re
ported. rra
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ANTWERP March 8

The Chamber Of Commerce Of this city
has adopted memorial to the Minister
of Foreign Affairs at Belgium, requesting
him to make an effort to Cmbody In the
code Of international law proposition Of
the inviolabiliy ofthe property Of private
individuals at sea, and to obtain from the
powers an authoritative definition Of the
term contraband ofwar.
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BELGIUM.
Important Measures Adopted by the
Government. .}t.

BRUSSkLS, NIAfCn ..
The Belgian Government has appoint
cd three persons to consult with the mu-
nicipality ofSedan in, regard to measures
for the disinfection Of the neighboring
battle fields, and for removing the car
cases Of horses from the Meuse river, to
prevent an epidemic when tho river be-
comes low,
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OHIO.
Two Important Bills Passed by the
Legislature.

.'2 CoIuMpus, March o.
In the Legislature to-day a bill was
passed to prevent cruelty to animals; also,
u bill to make it a penal offence to sell
milk Of diseased animals. A bill was in.
troduced to make persons who drink
liquor co-defendants with the sellers of
liquor in cases arising under the liquor
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PARIS, March 0.

The National Guards arc strongly en-
trenched with thirty.one guns, on the
heights Of Mont Martrc, awaiting the sig
nal of their leaders to proclaim open revO-
luton in favor OF commune.
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HURRICANE AT ST. LOUIS.

Several Railroad Depots, Dwelling
Houses, &C., DemoliShed--A Train
of Cars, Including a Thirty Ton
Locomotive, Blown from the Track
and Hurled Forty Feet Into a
SIough..Seven Persons Known to
Have Been KtlIed..Thirty or Forty
Seriously Injured-.Damage to Prop.
erty Over 10000.
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severe SNOW Storm iu the we~t-T~s
Ieet Of snow FalIoM ed BY Sirrl

enc AGO. Jan. i4.-The recent snOe storm
here J. alnoS; unparalleled in this section To-
severity. i>olsiIne us tor several davs from tie
last. Appearing tr~t in he Nevada IN D.. u; aims
u struck Ia on FRIDAY. the 18Th. sni d.f nrr
cease until SUNDAY nj i'. TWeufy-tgo inches
OF snow fell, and ~ Wa pIied uH an tstrf %
drifts IN every direction. A Storm % e'a
which arcompaHsedoT alteTHafei " "a fhR -T.H = .
adhered 10 the Telegraph w.-rS, lataug them
DOWN until they snapped loo pieces. The " re-
from this point eastward for fsJu seventh ven
10 one hundred miles, were wrecked a. they
usYtf were before. Fvcr 90 men have been
a. work night AMI day M tkirg repairs. CON
mau'ca'ion with the cater World b. rr-e-' l'.-
iiNhed Al last. AMI bv ~ morrow rha Weston
Cnlou lines - "a be fatty restored. WA lite
new We have received frbn she f,a,t .-Sa-n
Friday might auI YESTERDAY Tea ,hel a. Dol. rail-
road EXPRESS from Toledo. or Joy N.-e al. Gu
cnnat, ~. Louis and omaha
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Recogsisies OF sssa in th- Csns,isu

PH'lansrrHi., Jan. l9-A tie SESSION of
The conyeniion TO secure vie recognition OF Ga 4
IN The cons tuition. this morning, Professor Nc
llvaine, OF tue University ct Penu~yly tuia
onered the following. GOVERN. the whole
constitution ~ the United States - " !.
tie People o; the nIted States, sCknoW !eds D.
Almighty God the ultimate source o. al
authority and power IA the civil government
and moral laws OF the Christian religion. a. OF
paramount authority, in order % secure a more
perfect Union etc. Rev. d.. Eiwarls alya-
Gated ifs atOnfinn.
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SAN tBAN,fS'O. Jan IN-The weather l..
warm and howerv.
Three 1T the r0hhers 81 fbc Central Paar-
railroad eNprrs~ train IN Nevada have h...p
sentenced ~ thirty wears each IN the S-a.es
prison.
The SHtra funnel = In - SD fest. with .rl.ra-
lions OF approaching the le lge which are in
crea>IIg.
A ear load OF Csluornia cotton wa shippsl
yesterday for she Atlanta sid.
Dion and pNcr-. the billiard p'sv-rs. we've
among tie passengers overland io- The IA
Yesterday.
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The Colorado Coal Mtues.

DENVER. Col, Jan. ia large party q.
citizens W Denver and railroad men vent out
ON An excursion Yesterday, over the n pul,i.t
Valley Railroad 10 the coal m nrs A. the tsTfuf-
nus, thirty-ODe miles from Denver. Nv AZ invita-
ton VI the contractors. They Inspected the
various tunnels lealIn. through che Me-.
which are said 10 he ineskaustible. having 4
twelve foot vein of solid coal. They viii D. >,
tensi'elN worked tor supplying Denver, IA I tle
Denver and Kansas Pacific Railroad.
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Fochaer,s Charity.

BosT"E, Jan. l9.-Fechter has given the net
receipts OF HE beneht (s3 24s) 10 charities,
dividing ~ c00 amongst the twelve most ,leserx-
ing institutions i'm Boston. and requesting the
balance TO he given TO the dramatic fund, a any
such exists in this city.
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PoTTsvILLH, Jan. by esterdsv, the boss %
The Luke Fei;er cOlliery. while returning 20 his
home from the collierv, was shot at. tie hall
passing close 20 his head. bv PARTIES living i'm
the three or -four now In operation IN the coal
region. The collieTies now working are in fhe
shanok.n region, aid are work Ell with a Ugh.
tOrCe.
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The METHODIST BOOK CONCERN ISvRsTIsA-
TIoN.LThe committee Of the Methodist b 5ok
Concern remained in executive session New
York UP TO O'Clock p. m, yesterday, when they
adjourned. without arriving Of any dehnifs con-
elusion. They are 20 meet this morning ~
O'Clock. As far as can be ascertained the toll
loving named members Of the committee are in
favor Of stopping the preceding: Slicer,
Vandiss. Bannistsr, Moore, Blades, RaWlins
yerro~ kennedy, Pike, Bingham, NslbEsi,sr
and Erwin.