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WASHINGTON.
FUNERAL OF JUDGE DENT.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-There wa
no session Of the Cabinet today, on ac.
count OF the funeral Of the late judge
Dent, which takes place from his late resi-
dence THIS afternoon, alter which the re-
mains will be taken West.
THE DISTRICT 1NvKsTlaAT1Hd cosnnrTER
The District Investigating COMMITTEES
this morning examined Thornton Smith
one OF the unsuccessful bidders for The
concrete paving contracts. He testified
that the pavement laid by O. Z. Evans al
Pennsylvania Avenue and Madison Place
was inferior to that in front Of the Arlinp.
ton Hotel, the latter being the REQUIRED
standard, although paid i0r at the same
rate. franklin Mace, Of Maryland, testi.
fled that Evans & 90. had not paid him
the royalty claimed by him as the owner
81 the schart pavement patent, and that
the pavement laid by that company was
composed OF inferior material. Louis
Clephane was examined by the coun-
sci Tor the memorialisls to show
that he went on various con-
tractors bonds Tor amounts larger
than the total value Of his property. At
the time he testified he was worth NOT
exceeding $4,000, and supposed he had
signed bonds amounting 70 $l50,000 In
the aggregate. The Committee then took
a recess. - fs q * -
The Committee, on Ways and Means
this morning gave q hearing in the San
porn contract matter. MIR. Sanborn was
present, attended by ex.Representatiye
Woodbridge, Of Vermont, as counsel, and
stated that he had two witnesses present
who could not remain another day in
Washington, and requested the Commit
tee TO hFst hear them. The Committee
then heard John D. Couglin, member Of
the New York Legislature, who had been
formerly an Assistant Assessor Of Internal
Revenue in the city Of New York, and Is
now acting under agreement with San
born. Couglin related minutely all the
details Of the work OF collecting the legacy
and succession tax, which was his special.
y, and In regard to which he claimed 10
be an expert.
The Senate confirmed David Reed as
U. 9. Attorney ior the Western District
OF pennsylvania; Thomas 4. Burns. as
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the 4th
District Of Kentucky. The nomination
OF Thomas B. Van Buren as Consul at
hanagowa, which was confirmed a few
days ago and laid aside on motion TO
reconsider, was to-day finally confirmed.
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TOwbOat Crescent City Blown Uu

"NV"' SAOScehI CAty bIOWn Up
MEMPH1s, March ga special to the
appeal from Helena, Ark, today, says
that the t0wboat Crescent CITY, from
New Orleans for St: Louis, with atow OF
1ve freight barges, one fuel boat and a
trading boat laden with thirteen tons ;ol
sugar, blew up at $50 this morning at
the loot Of Montezuma Island, ten miles
below here. Every part Of the boat was
blown to atoms, and she sunk in three
minutes. The barges wefe all consumed
6y lire: The following is list Of the lost I:
Capt james Dawson, Mate Henry Giss.
ler, Pilot John Astronder and wife, Pilot
VIM. Newdy, Watchman Dan, Mat.
tle, and a cabin boy, name un.
known. Three fremen were wounded.
George Van Houteu, pilot, leg dislocated;
Patrick Bacon, second engineer, bruised;
WIN. Dunn, second cook, .scalded; Peter
Hall, proprietor Of trading boat, badly
bruised. His family are ali saved and on
board the steamer Phil. Allen, bound for
Memphis, as are also all the wounded,
under treatment Of physicians from Friar's
Point The remainder Of the crew are
with them, rendering every assistance.
The Allen arrived at the scene q few mo.
ments after the explosion, and rendered
every assistance. The aboveis from VIM.
Briggs, the first engineer Of the Inflated
steamer. The Crescent City was owned
BY the Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company, and valued at $4,000.
MRMPHIs, March 24.-The arrival Of
the Phil. Allen with the survivors Of the
Crescent City Is anxioualy looked for. 1t
will doubtless be midnight or later before
she arrives. Captain Good, agent OF the
line here, is making every arrangement
for the wounded. John Astrouder and
wife, who were lost, leave six children,
who are in st. Louis. His wife had &c.
companied him on pleasure trip.
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Chlcago markeI,

CHICAGO, March 24.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat Unsettled and weak
No: ! Chicago spring S1 23t; No. Q do
81 90 May; No. 8 do 81 ID; rejected
81 o.. ,Corn-Actiye and advanced; No.
9 mixed fresh 62fc cash: April 69c; May
65c; new No. 2 mixed SOC; rejected old
69a59t to; new 67ic. oats-Duli and nom.
inal; No. 2, $3.50 May. Rye-Scarce and
firm; No. 2, S7c regular; $50 treah. Barley
Steady, No. Q spring 81 so. Pork
Active and advanced; $1470 spot; $l4 rs
April; $14 95a15 90 May. Lard-Fair
demand and advanced; $8 95 spot; 90 90
April. Bulk Meats-Steady and unchane.
ed; Bacon Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-steady, 92c.
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Martins Ferry.

The Temperance movement In ou,
neighboring town Of Martins Ferry stil
goeS on with unabated vigor. The bust.
ness mems prayer meeting OF one o'cloch
?. n, In Commercial hall, was largely at
tended, nearly every business establish
ment being represented. We also noticed
quite q number Of the working mechanics
who came from the shops 10 spend thI
appointed hour in aid Of that which the,
recognize % the great work Of the presen,
moment. A number Of ladies were alsc
present. Considering the hour Of the day
and the TACT that nearly all those In al
tendance are actively engaged In business
the attendance was very large, the hal
being nearly full.
Very little speaking was indulged In
but earnest prayers for the success Of the
efforts now making by the women for the
redemption not only OF their own town
from the curse Of the liquor traffic, bat Of
all other towns and places all over the
land, were made. .N...f
Between three and four O'Clock some
forty or fifty ladies headed by Mrs. Slentz
proceeded In regular succession to visit
all places where liquor was sold. AL.
though q considerable number Of men
congregated at various points TO witness
the proceedings, We discovered that in
general they were hearty sympathlsers In
the effort, and were encouraging the
women by their watchful interest.
In the course OF an hour orso the ladies
reported that they had prospered beyond
lheir expectations, having received the
promise Of all whom they visited to aban.
don the business Of selling liquor. They
expressed themselves as satisfied that by
the close Of their labors to-day they
would have the signature Of all who have
been engaged In the sale Of liquor to a
pledge binding the promises made yester.
day afternoon:
Their work will hereafter be 10 watch
that no new source Of the evil springs up
in their midst. -
MesSrs. Culburtson, Wiley & Co., are
receiving orders from the Terre Haut
Iron and Nail Company for the nail
wagons in use by our mills here. Men
who want to find the latest improve
ments, and the newest features in the nail
business, come to Wheeling.
We also read q letter from G. 8. Wright,
Secretary Of the Manufacturers Exchange,
Of indianapolis, Indiana, offering very
lattering inducements to the above named
firm to locate their works 10 that city.
Indianapolis now regards herself as the
hub OF the universe, and would teign
gather all nations under her wings, and
take into her immediate bosom, all the
manufacturing establishments of this
country. Block coal Is her universal
panacea. II Is only worth from 70 to Is
cents per bushel.
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BALTIMORE, March 24-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Qniet. Corn
Firmer; new mixed western SEC; old do
85c. Oats-Quiet and firm; western 5ss
6Sc. Rye-Dull at S5a90c. Provisions
Firm; fair jobbing demand; pork, un-
changed; bulk shoulders 6tta6Rc; clear rib
sides Stasic; bacon, shoulders TIC; clear
rib sides 94a9tc; 8. g. hams l9a14c. Lard
-9tc. Butter-Moderate demand and
unchanged: Cofee-Unchanged. Whisky
Dull and heavy; 96c.
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FINE WORKMANSHIP. = Sauntering
down Market street yesterday, we stop.
ped for moment to admire several fine
monuments at the Star Marble Works,
Mr. J. S. Muldoon, the gentlemanly pro-
prietor, Immediately dropped his tools
and came forward to show US through
his establishment. He has many fine
specimens OF workmanship, which,
for beauty, design and finish, we do not
believe can be excelled anywhere. One
of these represents hickory stump upon
pile Of boulders; around the stump Is a
vine; on the top sits dove with an OIL.
i've branch in its mouth. This design
Is very natural indeed, showing the
rough bark on the side, and the
grain on the end Of the stump. It wss
cut out Of one piece Of italian marble, and
will be erected to the memory of q son Of
W. and B. Russell, at sistersville. An
other monument we particularly admired
Is plain shaft of Italian marble, upon the
base OF which is cut wreath, halt Of OAK
and half Of olive leaves. In the centre Of
the wreath are the words, "0ur Father
This monument also goes to sistersville
and will stand at the grave Of Thomas
Jefferson Mccoy. 1t Is worth ones time
to call at Mr.. Muldoon's establishment
corner South and Market streets.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 24.-The steamship
Faraday, built especially for laying cables
wiz begin on the 18th Of April to take on
board the cable to be laid direct TO the
United States. W '-'N 1-
Another band Of Journalists went on an
excursion over the Midland Railroad 10
the Pullman Palace Cars, and the London
papers are enthusiastic over the new iea.
tlre In EngliSh railroad travel The
Times says everything fits closely and
WORKS smoothly. The eye falls every
where upon mechanical contrivsnces Of
that ingenuity, which we are accustomed
TO recognize and describe as American.
Now that 1t has crossed the Atlantic,
to England. wv
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New York Dry Goodn Mnrke,,

NEW YORK, March 24-The trade
movement is more active with johbers in
nearly all departments, but commission
houses are generally quiet, Cotton goods
steady at lately reduced prices. Heavy
standard brown, fine brown and medium
andfne bleached shirtings in better re-
quest Gottonades quiet. Prints, per-
Gales, lawns and fancy dress goods are
selling freely. Shawls less active. Ho-
siery quiet. Woolen goods very dull.
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PITTsBURGH.

PTTsHURGn, March 24-The astspike
connecting the track Of the eastern exten'
sion OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
known as the low grade railrosd, was
driven today. This connects the ALE
gheny Valley Railroad directly with the
Philadelphia & Erie. The line will he
open for business, by May 1st. ;,
A fireman named George McMullar
was killed this morning by being thrown
from hook and ladder truck while pro
oeedlngIto 9 aIe. an gtHla-ILrI
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CouErY CouRT.-This Court yesterday
disposed Of the following business:
In case Of Herman schreimer vS. Logan
Tribe No. /, Improved Order Red Men,
verdict was given for plaintiff for 500
A motion was made for a new trial.
In case ofD. G. Strauss, appellee, ps
Nathan Dunn, appellant, Judgment waE
entered for defendant. -'..
In case Of Dennis. Gardner and Thos
johnson ss. George Arkle, the motor
Tor q new trial was withdrawn by the de
tendant, and the judgment had alta. for
mer day was enteredtup. no aCfl
Adjourned to this morning at the usua!
hour. s'sl C.. d.. s.l 5.s-,
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PoLIoE CouRT.-There were two cases
before the police court yesterday morn
Ing.
Officer Llston arrested J. N. Bridgeman
for drunkenness, and In default Of a flne
OF $50 and costs he was committed fol
thirty days.
Samuel Halfpenny was arrested by or
ficer Baum for violating the 9Th section Of
the City Ordinances, and paid fine OF $S
and costs.
Ellen Stanley, charged with selling
liquor without license, confessed judgment
and paid SEQ and costs. g..g'
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u SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANcIsCo, March 24.-The Sen
ate last night sustained Gov. Booths veto
10 the Harbor Commissioners bill. An.
other victory for the independents.
Thos Ambros, the private detective
who obtained considerable notoriety in the
Edith 0Gorman case, Of this city, died
It Is stated by persons who arrived by
the Nevada fIonn Panama, that the OH.
cers Of the Constitution report the Coli.
ms entering The harbor at Mazstlan for
the purpose oi disembarhng the Mexican
troops, and that she was not spoken Of
Cape 81 Lueuss No anxiety i felt here.
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BOSTON.
rHE VOTE ron .. .. aRNAToR.

New YoRK,, March. s4-A Dispatch
from Boston ssys the first ballot IN! The
House for sSeIator resulted as follows {:
Hoar 6S, Dawes 81, Curtis 6S. Banksi4,
Adams l2, Sanford 10. Senate-DsWeS
IA, Curtis 10, Hosr ~, Adams 2.
sBosToS5 March 24S-The result Of three
ballotings By the Senate and enc by The
House to-day does not indicate the speedy
election 81 q u .s. senltoF. The stotal
vote In the Senate was 81, and In the
House 295. Dawes led in the Senate, and
Hoar In the House; but neither approach.
ed anywhere near majority. A vote
will be taken at noon daily till choice Is
made.
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CINcINNATI, March 24.-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged at 1870, Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat - Very
dull at 81 4041 42, Corn-Firm; mixed
63a85c. 0ats-steady at 52a5sc. Rye
Steady at 81 %. Barley-Nominal. Oils
Eggs-Steady. Butter
steady. Cheese-Scarce and firm. Pork
Held; $l8 0OA16 rs bid; no sales. Lard
STEADY; steam &c; country kettle 9tc,
Bulk Meats-steady; shoulders SIC; clear
rib,7Sc; clear $40. Bacon-steaey. % onlv
jobbing trade; shoulders 6sa64c; clear
NIB &c; clear 9fc. Whisky-Firm at 92c.
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.

Uo1UMpos, March ,a4.-In, The House
to-day the following bills were passed :
Senate bill 10 organize q Board Of Com
missioners for The construction Of the
Central Lunatic Asylum; Senate bill to
authorize the Governor TO appoint a new
Board of Directors for the Ohio peniten-
tiary; House bill; 70 redistrict the State
into Congressional districts; House bill to
authorize Boards OF Education 10 pur-
chase text books. =. -4ag4l- i
The Senate occupied the afternoon In
listening TO testimony In the Welsh
Weimef contested election case. No new
points were presented ~ - a, %.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Woo1.-
Quiet and firm and scarce; Ohio, Pennsyl.
vaniS and West Virginia double extra Sc
ae6fc; extra 55a56c; medium 55s56c,
coarse a5a5Oc; New York. Michigan, In
diana and Western fine 50a53c; medium
53a65ci coarse 45a50c; combing washed
62fa7Oc; combing unwashed 42ia43c; Can.
ada combing 62a63c; fine unwashed 35s
Ssc; coarse and medium washed 35a39c;
tub washed 54a57fc;
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TOLEDO, March "a. = Flour Dull.
but unchanged. } Wheat-DullY and un-
changed: amber Michigan 81 4s1; April
y 40; June 81 65i; No. red held at
81 % with 81 SO offered; No. 9 81 Ala
81 DO. Corn-Dull but unchanged; high
mixed 86tc; April &c; new 65a low
mixed new 659; no grade 69fc.. Oats
Dull but unchanged; No. Q 48tc.
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Philadelphia 9Iarket.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Flour -
Firmer and unchanged. Wheat-Heavy;
red 81 Goal 8s; amber 81 72a1 70; white
81 76a1 so. Rye-94498c: Corn-Active;
yellow sOaSlc. Oats-An advancing
tendency; white e1a6Sc; mixed Csc. Pc.
troleum-Crude 10s10tc; refined 144c
spot and month; 14sal5c April. Whisky
Dull at 96c.
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SPAIN

BAYoNaE, March 24.-The Csrlists are
throwing incendiary shell into Bilboa
with terrible effect. Whole streets ara
reported to be In flames. A recent en-.
gagement before the city resulted in the
occupation BY the beselgers Of Abba, q
suburb on the left bank Of the Mermihue.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. E. B. Challener yes.
terday morning started upon his return
to Shelbyville, Kentucky. u 4
Rev. J. McHendee Riley Ia expected to
arrive in the city tomorrow evening, and
will preach his first sermon In the Fourth
Street II. &. Church on Sunday next.
Rev. G: N. Royce, ot the Disciples
Church, breaches his farewell sermon on
Sunday next. Mr.. Royce will leave for
Boston the coming week, and after yis-
iting relations residing in that city In
tends locating for the present In Wash.
ington city. - --. !
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High Water-- Railroad swept Away.

IAIEH WuIeIs"AsuIIIVuu NWUFs 3N""I
MEArHIs, March 24.-The officers oI
the Belle Lee, which arrived from New
Orleans this morning, say the river below
Napoleon IS higher than ever known.
About 25 miles Of the Chicot& Pine Bluff
Railroad have been swept away. Nc
further breaks are reported, and while the
country adjacent to Chicot, Ark, and
Bolivar, Miss, Is under water no great
damage Is spprehended.
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CHOICE NEW MuHc.-Wc have re.
ceived from Mir. VIM. Il. sheib, our en-.
terprising music dealer Of No. lila Main
street, the following choice pieces Of his
own publication, gotten up in the most
attractive style, and worthy place in
every household in the land:
"onward Christian Soldier" sacred
song; "That Young Man Across the
Way" song and chorus; "The Farmer
Feeds us ALL" song and chorus; "shcp.
herds Love Song" waltz; Budding
Love-" mazurka by Chas. Kunkel; Light
Infantry March" We are glad to see the
music publishing business taken up in our
city, and in such capable hands as that ol
friend sheib, whose musical taste is 50
well known, 1t will prove q success. =.
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Allegheny Cattle aIarksr.

EAST Liberty, March 24.-CATT1E-
Arrivals, "a cars. Best Sc 25a6 40;
medium &5 75a6 1871; common &5 OOa5 so;
stockeEs 8 50a6 90; bulls IS 75a4 so.
+ HoGS-Arrivals, ST cars. Best Phila.
delphia So 50a6 80; Workers s. 50a5 80.
sHEEP-Arrivals, 81 cars. Best 81 so
az 90; medium SO 0Oa7 90.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 24.-MoNRY-Easy
at Sa4 per cent Custom receipts, $409,-
900. Treasury disbursements, &88000.
Produce exports for the week, $5,418,0 ,0S4.
STERLING ExoHANaE-Quiet at $4.e4f
a4s5 for go days, and &4s7fa4ss for
sight. =,
GoLD-Ranged at 112a112t, and closed
at 11st. Carrying rates 9a4 per cent.
Clearings, $ssO00,0O0.
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AulCIDk.

A woman named FRANKIE Smith, came
to this city from GAINESVILLE, some months
ago, and found employment as sewing
woman at the Long Street House. She
had quarrel with her husband and was
seeking a divorce, Becoming discouraged
by stories that her husband had placed
spies on her track, and that stories were
afloat derogatory TO her character, she
committed suicide this morning BY tax.
ing Morphine. II - ,s,u
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PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence to Missouri, falling barometer,
rising temperature, southwesterly winds
and increasingly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lskes and Ohio Valley,
westerly winds, falling barometer, warm.
er and partly cloudy weather. /
For the Southern States, northeasterly
and southessterly winds, high barometer,
rising temperature and generally cleaI
weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States
northwesterly to northeasterly winds,
high barometer, rising temperature. and
partly cloudy weather. wv
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March 24.-Wheat -
Steady and unchanged. Corn-Firm;
new mixed 69a70c; old 70a71c. Oats
Steady; Ole ior No. State; 49c for No. 9
do. Petroleum Steady; 114a12c for
standard white; 18a16ic for STATE test.
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FIRES.


ELM1RA, N. Y, March 24.-What
proved to be large fire broke out here
this morning in the Elmira House, on
Water street. The flames, aided By pre-
vailing gales, spread rapidly down both
sides Of Water street, destroying the
Union block and nine other business
places, The loss is estimated at $500, 900.
The fire departments Of neighhoring cities
responded TO kilograms Tor aid.
LATER. = Loss 100000; insurance
$169,OOO, in foreign and eastern COM
panies,
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RAlLwAYs-There was considerable
activity in Railroad bonds, especially in
Northwestern, and Milwaukee & st.
Paul. eL ai-H ! apDa-4. a.a.
STocKs-opened strong at an average
OF { per, cent advance over yesterday .
closing prices. They fiuctuated some
what under contradictory rumors from
Washington regarding financial leRls-
lation, but closed strong at an advance Of
I to II per cent over the lowest figures Of
the day. The principal features were
Western Union, Pacific Mail, New York
Central, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Northwestern common and Wabash
The total transactions oi the day probably
amounted to 100000 lshares, including
90, 500 Western Union, A, 900 Lake Shore,
10000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Northwestern
common, 10000 Wabash and 1850
ITnion Pacific, g ...g:fr..sru
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COLLEGE BURNED

DETROIT, March ga special to the
Tribune says the Grand Traverse College
building at Benzania, Benzie county,
Michigan, was destroyed by fire last night.
No particulars. The place is some dis.
tance from telegraph office. t--a-
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The Remainn or Linlnr,tonn,

ADEN, March 24.-The steamer Cal
cutta with the remains Of Dr.. Living
stone on board arrived here to-day, =
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WE noticed acommittee Of the Wom-
ans Temperance League soliciting the
signature Of q Bridgeport druggist yester'
day afternoon.
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DEAD.

Detective Allen, OF Chicago, who was
wounded near Manegan Spring by the
Younger brothers, isnot dead, as report
ed, but Is not expected to recover. His
wife arrived at Roscoe day or two ago,
and Ia nursin9 him, .p.k III
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COLUMBUS.
FOUND DEAD.

COLUMBUS, March 24.-Mrs Polly
Booker, an aged colored woman who has
been missing from home Ior several days,
was found dead last night in corn field
near this city.
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$1,000 REWARD.

The administrators Of the estate Of the
steltzenrelter family, murdered near Cen.
terville, Ills, last Thursday night, have
offered $1,000 reward, and Gov. BeYer-
idge is expected to add another thousand,
for the arrest Of the Sssassins.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES

war DEPARTMENT,
oFHcl or TRH CHrEF SIsN1L oFFToER,
W4sHnaFoH, D: c. March n 800 P. r.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

(By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sh.