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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.


New York, April 3-There has
been q continuation OF exorbitant
strineepcy to-day. Although rates Tor
call loans continue high and exorbitsnt,
borrowers With the rsilwsy and mis-
cellsneous collaterals paid rom I to !
per cent. per diem tor money. aud near,
Iy all business was 81 / and ], which
NAV he called Q email Improvement
over Yesterday The inf Z o. currency
has set in and Bankers generally look
Tor call receipts from the interior BY
next week. The high rates for money
in Wall street are sitrscisg money to
this point. And il il keeps up . few
dsys longer it will no doubt stimulate
The usual April return flow.
The money market is still manipu'so
ted TOR 'ancy rates and money LENDERS
seem very 10th to release their grssp
upon it, in isct capitalists have become
infatuated with the high rates, and boz
rowsrs are apparently recorciled TO
them. Foreign exchanges were COM
pietely demorslizrd to day when rates
declined to an unusually low point,
There is very little demsnd for ex.
change, the natural consequence o.
high gold and continued strlnsencv in
money. Cool to prime bankers sixty
dsvs sterling sold At l06t9l0I; sight at
lO7i9l0S; and cable trans els ~
1854. The gold specu alton
was weaker stthe opening and declined
TO HI, when II was announced that
the B .nk OF England rate WAS un-
changed. Later the market gained
strength on loss Of 81 600 pounds ster.
ling in the bullion account OF the bank
and an increase in the Bank OF France
5,3OO,0O0 francs. But the highest
price of the day Hi, WAS made on u
report that New York Safe wss endes'
voring TO force the Bank OF Montreal,
Canadian Bank Of Commerce and the
Bank OF British North Americs ID pay
taxes on capitals OF 1000 90 for the
first two and = 0OO. .0OO Tor the last nam
ed bank.
in the gold room this action was con
s'rued a. meaning q reduction OF tor
eign capital in this market. but later
the mar ket lost the effect ofthe impres.
sion; we hardly think there is any i'm
mediate danger OF these Canadian
banks retiring from business IN New
York Civ The Sub.Trrasurer DIS
buried $50 900 on account oI interest
Custom receipts to-day amounted To
S43S,0O0.
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A Devoted Mother.

At South Bend, last Saturday, Mrs.
PouhR went into the house Of her sis-
ter-in.lsw, near by, and her child. less
than two years old. attempted to fol-
low, stepped upon loose board, which
Tilted AID threw the baby into the open
stern A boy gave the alarm, and
the frightened mother ran to the cistern
ami plugged head'oremost through the
narrow opening Her sister-ln-laW, who
bai followed her, seized her by the feet.
thu. preventing her from falling In, and
suited Tor help. In the meantime the
mother, hanging head downward, was
aoIe to seize the child and lift 1t from
the water. Some OF the neighbors OPP
pprtunely came to the rescue and both
mother and child were relieved from
tpeir perilous positions unhsrmed.-
[oiidnapohs Journal
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

A bill aboshing the whipping post as
punishment tor crime 10 Kentucky,
PISSED the House Of that State yester-
day by vote So to 81.
A report is in circulation in San
Francisco, that extensive deposits OF
fnrax mas been discovered in Colorado o
Desert
The pastor Of the Third Presbyterian
church oiChicsgo announced at prayer
meeting last night, that q member o.
mis- congregation had lost mother
father, sister, brother-in-lsw and stsr'i
children in the disaster to the steame !
Atlantic.
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A white Buffalo.

From the Denver Times.
Mr.. J. T. Morgan, about a week ago
while out hunting, on the head OF the
Republican, killed a white buffalo, the
hide OF which be brought TO Denver.
and ia having it stuffed and mounted
by Rudolph Borrberdt, taxldermist
This is the first instance OF white
buffalo having been shot by white
man, 80 far a. we have ever heard,
though the Indians have occasionally y
lou one. Mr.. Morgan has been con.
stsntly engaged in hunting for several
years, and this is the first white buffs-
10 be ever saw or ever beard OF during
that time. The buffalo is a yearlIpg
and perfectly wbite-no colored spot
appearing upon him. Mr. Morgan bs-
been offered 800 for il slnce be srriveI
here.
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NeU YOSk n ash %.
NEw YoRK. April 3

NEW YORK, April 3
FLOUR.-Market Tor state and ~es-
tern -four is quiet and prices nominsl;
no chsng;6 I5(16 IS 'or superb. STATE.
81 C0G7 so ior extra state; 7 55a7 65
or choice stste; 770aS IS Tor fancy
state; 6 I5a6 rs fcr superfpe western;
6 90(g7 ~ tor common 10 med um sx.
ira western; 8jGg % for choice
western, 8 5Otal0 50 for common TO
choice uhits wheat western ezra.
WHEAT-Quet; prime sprinT firm:
winter dull aud nominal, | 60l, l 90
tor No. 2, spring, 10 store and sa 'ai !;
81 75hal 80 Tor No !, tprrg; 10
al S7A for winter; winter red wes'.rn
! 8llgl 97s Tor amber westrn; ] IS q
2 Is Tor white western aod state the
latter for family.
RYE-DIll and uncbsneed.
BARLEY-Dull at Sl I59l 10 Tor
western.
CORN-Quiet and st..dy; 65ts 6Sc
for new uestsrn mixed; 66c for old do
shos'; 63is 64c Tor do 10 store, ssd
66S67 Tor upland western.
OATS-Firm and In good demsnd;
4s(9JO3c Tor new mixed western; 500
Sic tor white western.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm With only
. moderate demand, the high pricss
asked checking business; tl7 Tor new
me-s tl37 for extra prime tl5 759
l6 IS inr ne~ prime msss.
LARD-Dull and heavy; 8tG8ic fos
No 70 prime steam sl-loSst ior
kettle rendered.
PETROLEUx-Quiet ard 6rmly
beid ~ stc tor csuas and l9ic tor 70
6oed. ,.r
wHISKY-Is very quiet and steady
q 0Oic.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 4, l A. N.
PROBABILITIES.
The area Of the lowest barometer will
move, during Friday, esstwardly over
Iewa and Missouri; for the Cult States
increasing southern winds with cloudy
weather and possibly rain along the
coast; for the South Atlantic and mid
die States falling barometer, southeast
erly wind and rising temperature, tol
lowed on Friday evening cloudy weather;
for New England rising barometer, clear
weather and light winds; Tor the Lake
region in general, falling barometer
Northerly winds, cloudy and threaten
ing weather; 'or the upper Lakes the
wipds increase TO brisk with rain by
Friday afternoon. Csutionary slgnsli
continue at Duluth, Milwaukee,, Chica'
| 90 and Grand Haven, and ordered fol
Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland.
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liza breach Of promise case tried Al
Springfield, Massachusetts,. THURSDAY
the Dlstrict-Attorney protested against
the betrothsl OF minors as q boy sDd
girl affair" and said that he was en-
gagged to bis present wife when be wa'
only sixteen, that their happy court
phip Of nIoe years WAS the brightest
spot in his lie, and that now. ahel
twenty years Of happy married life, he
kisses his wrte's lips, although she j,
somewhat faded, with the same tervor
a. 10 the early days Of their youthful
cou-thip. Tbsreupon a 900 damages
were awarded the plaintiff.
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TheIost Steamer.

LONDON, April 3.-The Atlantic was
insured in London for Sl50.O00
There were 100 steerage passengers
on board. The passengers and crew
az she sailed from Liverpool were clas-
sifed ss follows: English 1873 men ana
n women, % male children aud 2l 'e-
male children; Scotch, men and 4
women; Irish 43 men, and Is women
and 8 children; other nstionsiities, 80
adult males 32 women, 9 male children
and Is female children. A large num-
Der OF emigrsnts embarked at Greens
town, making total number o! souls on
the steamer when she sailed from that
port $50.
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SPAIN.
A Denial.

MADRID, April 3.-The officers iu the
Carlist army give a general denial to
the rumor currently reported OF the
massacre by the Csrlist troops OF the
volunteers in the Republican forces cap
tured by them. They ASSERT that the
treatment OF all prisoners falling into
their hands has been in accordance
with the rules Of civilized warfare.
The Government troops are still in
active pursuit Of the Cure OF San te
Cruz who narrowly escaped being cap
tured in this city few dsvs since. But
few ofhis followers are with him, and
it is thought his escape is improbable
ENGLAND.
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IT is not sale 10 hint in Chicago that
8 mao has 8 desire to marry bis serv-
ant girl, especially IL he has no such
desire. The Inter Ocean did this thing
and huge libel suit for $4,000 has
been buried At it for the terrible offense.
II was certainly wrong tor this trans
continental Newspaper 70 NEEDLE OF
make iun With the relation OF any man
with bis maid servants, bat who would
think that a CIT Zen would be dsminfed
70 such sn extent thereby.
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Athrcllng 4iralstcr.
The Southern Tornado and the q rea Z
EquinOcItal Tempest,


The late storm proves to have beer
one Of the most remarkable Continental
cyclones on record 1t originated be-
tween the advancing Spring currents
from the Cult and the northerly Win.
ter winds, which, at the period Of equi-
nnx, are in ceaseless and wellmatched ed
struggle. The torn do Of Fridav night
whose centre tore it's disastrous way
near Canton, Miss. was, it appears
only a circumstance in the vast general
commotion which enveloped every Sec
tiou east Of the Mississippi Ri-er, in tu
multuous and stormy weather, as had
been presnnounced by the Weather
Bureau full day in advance The
origin OF the Southern and Western
tornadoes has been involved in much
uncertainty, but the present ms
tance gives q clew to the explapa-
tion The return trade wind,
wh ch begins to blow from the
southwark in or about the thir-
teth parallel at this season, is known
to he RAPID descending current; an 4, as
il j torcei nor Inward, confined between
mer'dsns which converge and gradual,
" close in, it bursts open for itself, in
il, fury, a cnsnne to the North. The
etta,t i similar TO that OF the bore at
the mouth OF rivers, where the broad
aid swift tidal wave is forced into a
, arrow space "a into cui- de sac. The
F-itv tornado must have had baro-
meter uesrlv ~ low as that of the cels-
hated y ,tchez tornado OF Msy7, 1910,
wen houses were blown, or rather
burst, outward, by the sudden removal
OF the external atmospheric pressure,
a1i over three hundred persons killed
T1e at that the Canton meteor was
n tn evening and at night, and that
the u-ual time of such phenomena is
from three o'clock in the afternoon to
nlgrt'sll, when the suns daily action
on the atmosphere has reached it's
maximum disturbing effect, together
with the brief duration Of the oulburst
rom two to five minutes-snd the
general track they pursue from south
we.t to northeast, all go to confirm the
view suggested by this most recent hur.
rIcane
Ii vet remains to be seen whether
IN psychologists can bring these sudden
and terrible tornadoes under the power
o. provisions, "a they have done the
great Continental tempests; but, with
a. effective and exst-nsive weather
system. they may. no doubt. arrive at
their philosophy, since nature. like
c q lerish woman, discloses her greatest
8 crers in her al CRY and stormy mo-
meuts. The fact that the grand circu
lar storm, OF which the Mississ ppl
tornado WAS only an off.hoot, occupied
m IRE than twenty-'onr hours in making
it, way ron the Mississippi river to the
seaboard, gave ample time for forewarn
ing shipping in the Atlantic ports, and
proves the immense advantage the
United States has for the successful
practice o iorecssting the weather. The
Phenomenal rainy features OF the cur
rent weather, which usually accompsn-
ie- season OF frequent tornsdoes, JUS
,ries the warning of the weather wise
against q stormy Spring.
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Cincinnati MArEet.

CIScINSArI, April 3
COTTON-tc lower all round.
Mnddllre 1850
FLOUR -Qniet and stesdy. Low
grades s3 75a4 IS; superfire held at
S 500 5 IS; family ! 6O97 Is.
WHEiT-Iusctive Red winter
81 GOAL 65 for No. 2 and 3,
CORN-3964Oc.
rS-Nixrd and white 3h939c
PROVlSIONS-QIiet but firm
Pork a shade lower and quoted a. <l6
50al6 IS. some hslders asking SIT %
Bulk Meats; shoulders 6tG clear sides
SIC Bacon; shoulders Ic clear ribbed
sides &c, clear sides 9lc; sugar cured
hams l39l4c.
LARD-S'eaiy at S9sir.
WHlSKY-lrrepulsr sales al $50
soc; bulk Of sale- AT SIC
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FRANCE.
Admired. .

Admired.
PARIS, April 3.-Duke Dsumale, was
to-day received and admitted a. a mem.
her OF the Royal Academy Of France
1t is now over fifteen months since
Daumale first became csnd date fol
the academy honors, being candidate
for the vacant fsntuel at the election
held in January, 1872
Marshal BszIne.
The Government, after carefully con
sidering the report made by the COM
mittee in the case of Marshal Bazjoe
has decided to prosecute the invesuga.
ton TO this end. The trends OF Bsz nj
are confident of his ultimate acqulta
OF the charges against him.
The supporters Of NJ. Martel have de-
termined to place him ia the field a.
the Government candidate, to sICCeei
Mr.. Grevy ss President OF the Assem-.
bly,.
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TIE Devoted Wlvss.-As one way
OF checking the trrgntful practice Of
wr'e beating a bill was brought before
the Illinois legislature providing that
all persons convicted of whipping their
wifes shall themselves be whipped IN
public. The committee 10 whom the
ml was referred thought it was bad
enough for women to be beaten, and
that Il ey ought not to suffer the sdd-
tionsl Disgrace OF seeing their husband-
and the fathers OF their children at the
whipping post. They reported against
the eli, and were sustained by the
House.
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ALBAN Y.
Ice Flood In the III udsOn.

ALBANY. April 2.-Tne ice in the
Hudson river from the new bridge for
about Ave hundred rods south, has
broken up and is badly jammed below
the CITY. The river here is rising at
the rate OF one foot an hour. The
sheds belonging to the Peoples line
steamers have been carried away, and
unless the ice gives wav below the CITY,
serious danger to pro oerly ls antcipat
ed. The Mohawk river is also rapidly
raising.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 3 In the House last
night, Mr.. Huntington moved for a
Committee to enquire into the Canadian
Pacific railroad matters; he having stat.
ed previously that the Amerlcbn cit zens
were interested in the road. The Cow
erument opposed it, and 1t was voted
down by vote OF l07 to 76.
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SIOUX CITY.
Expedttion up the Yell"wstone

Expedition up the 1eiI""'to"e'
Sioux CTR, April 3.-The steamer
Keywest, OF the Evans and Dallas line
ia being filled up at this port to take an
Al expedition up Yellowstone. 1t 10
understood that among the passengers
will be Secretary BeIkosp and General
George A. Forsytbe Of Gen. Sheridan !,, 8
staff and that the Keywest will leave
here about the 9Th Of April
A large quantity OF Government
freight ia arriving here and going tor
ward to Yorkton, the present terminus
of the railroad, to be sent bv boat TO tne
different posts on the upper Missouri.
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A STEAMSHIP COMPANY, with 8 capis
tai oil one and hal million Of rix dol
lara, has been Organized in Stockholm
Sweden, for direct trade between that
port ard New York. Two uew iron
steamers, OF 1000 tons each, will be put
on the line the coming summer, and II
they-succeed, the number will be in
creased.
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Rive e WS.

CINCINNATI, April 3-River falling
with 3S 'eet in channel. Weather clear
and mild.
EVANSVILLE, Ind April 3-River ris
ing slowly. Weather clearand pleasant
LouILvILLE. April 3.-River rising
with IS teet 3 inches in the Canal, Is Tee
3 inches on tails. Weather clear anC
pleasant.
MsxpHIs, April 3-River rose l;
inches. Weather warm and clear.
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The Farmers Convention.

The Farmers CObVentIOus
spRrNar1ELD, April 3.-The State
Farmers Convention devoted the FORE
noon to the discussion Of the railroad
oue,tion and the reading of letters rom
various parts OF the country sympa-
thizing with the movement some
IN feeling 10 manifested because the
convention finally decided to take no
action in favor OF river improvement.
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INDIANA.
Men Attack ed.

JrrrsRsoNvlLLs, Ind. April S'-Dr;
Dscsux a strict, medicine pedilar AND
bis assistant, James Simmons were se'
upon by some drunken rowd'es lss'
niobt while selling their medicines. A
aobt eusued 10 which Decsux wa
stsbbed SIX times and Simmons twice
bv a man named Pswsou. Tie wouo-
Ssd men are in . critical condition
Pavson was arrested.
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WASHINGTON LIBRARY.-The Boa
ton AtheDeum has the library OF George
Washington, purchased indirectly in
lS49. from the heirs of Judge Bushrod
Washington, a fsv"rlte nephew OF the
GeueraI. There are about | 200 titles,
embracing $50 bound volumes and 75U
pamphlets or serials. The bound vol.
umes are mostly English books, and
represent various fields OF literature.
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SlCKLEss SHARE.-The Erie investi-
CATION develope the interesting fact, az
regards the memorable change OF d.
rectorship, that, no matter who else
wss out Of pocket or reputation, Gen.
Daniel E. Sickles made nothing if not
- good thing o. it"-counsel ror the
company. Mr.. Barlow, confirming the
report that he bsgged S75 900.
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A bill to establish freedom Of the press
in Pennsylvania, is before the State
Legislature. 1t provides that in prose-
cutiops for libel the ruth may be put
in evidence and the fscts explained; it
also throws the burden Of proof OF ma
licious intent on the complainant
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Iowa has reduced the weight Of its
bushels of corn from seventy TO sixty
eight pounds. Perhaps because Iowa
il ayerse to biding her candle under q
bushel, and wishes to make the su-he
ligb, enough to obvIate the necessity
TOR such q proceeding.
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AUS TRIA.
The Reform Bill.

VIssNA. April 3.-The President Of
the Reisch, during the session OF that
body to-day, announced that the EN-
peror had given his sanc'ion to the
Austria Electoral Reform bill The ap-
proval OF His Majesty to this measure
nas given great satisfaction TO its pro-
moters.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The Election.

PROVIDENCE, April 3.-Henry How
ard, the Republican candidate Tor Gov
ernor, has been elected by 5674 majors
tv a gain over the gubernatroial
majority OF last year OF over OOO. The
Republican candidate tor Lieutenant
Governor was defeated by about 5oO
votes, there being three tickets in the
field The balance OF the Republican
State ticket is elected by vote approx
melting that of Mr. Howard. The leg
islsture is largely Republican in both
branches.
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AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY. - Keeler,
who murdered Mrs Spencer at Syrs-
cure, y Y, and afterwards had his
neck broken, is OF an unfortunate fam
lily. His father WAS killed some years
ago on a Csnnsdisn rsIlrosd, and be
had brother and sister killed at differ
ent times by accident. There is said 10
be startling secret behind the Syrs-
cuse tragedy.
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GRANTS Minister to Spain lett the
post little more than a year ago 10
manage q railroad war in New York
That the cause was a good one there
can be no doubt, tor the scheme wss to
oust Jay Gould rom the Presidency OF
Ere. BUTT turns out that Slckles gave
Gould a release OF all claims on the
part of the road to secure that uncon7
dllionsl surrender, when be had no
more right 10 do so than Satan had to
deed all the real estate that could be
seeu from Il certain mountain top 10 the
lowly Nazsrene. He lied to Gould,
and ne concealed rom General Barlow
and the new Directors the TACT that he
had so lied, which did not isll much
short OF lying } those gentlemen. Such
man might make a good police detec.
tive, but are such men good Tor foreign
Miuislerss
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Copgressman an Broons.

OOo8teoo"au nfOOAbs
James Brooks, 10 . very feeble con-
dition, was carried to the Norfolk
steamer to-day, in the hope that a
change of air and the warm sea coast
would aid in the restoration Of his
health.
Commissioners OF Indian Affairs,
E. P. Smith, the newly appointed
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, has as.
sumed the duties OF bis office to-day.
Appointed,
Rev. J. II. Newman, and r. j. Hin
tor, newspaper correspondent, have
been appointed inspectors Of consular
agents abroad. Their commissions will
expire June 30th.
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TIE word bumbug" is said 70 b.
derived from two Irish words. 1n bog
signifying soft copper, or pewter, OF
brass, With which the Irish coinage
was debssed in the reign OF James ]
Hence. 'uim bog" or base money, sod
humbug Tor that or any other counter.
felt
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FLORIDA has prospered this season.
1t s estimated that f'ty thousand per-
-ons have VISITED that land o; flowers,
soft bretzes and orange groves. 10 the
qualification OF the natives, $5,OOO,UU
lave been, according to the calculations
OF one paper which is inclined to be
statistical, spent by the visitors.
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A LITTLE girl was killed in New
Hampshire year ago by kick from
horse which had been frightened by
dog, snd her father hs, just recovered
81 ,45O damages from the owner OF th e
dnu
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"A LADY COMMITS SU1cIps-A sad sfTai,
occurred near Mt Pleasant yesterd AZ
the suicide Of Christians Harris, widow
OF Joseph Harris, deceased, late cashier
OF the F rst National Bank OF Mt Plea.
SAINT, She attempted TO hang herself to
a tree on the banks OF B e Short Creek,
when the rope broke, aud she was pre-
cipltated into the water below which
instantly closed over her, causing her
death almost Immediately. The body
was iound In the creek with the rope
coiled around her neck seven times. A
bottle OF laudnun WAS found in her
pncket. She left her veil, bonnet and q
new bed cord on the bank.
Domestic and financial difficulties are
said to have been the cause OF the rash
deed. Mrs. Harris father lately de-
dease1 was in aff1ueut circumsi snces
and made will almost drsiu heriting
her The unfortunate woman was
widely know, and her untimely end has
cast quite gloom over the community
in which she lives -SteubenviHs Nevs.
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BALTIMOKE.

BALTIMORE, April 3.-Mother Anto-
MIA Lynch late priorness OF the Carme-
lite Convention in this City, died yes
terday evening She was a sister OF
Bishop Lynch of Charleston.