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DrsAsTRoUs FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO ga"
Francisco, April IA disastrous hre &C.
Cured this afternoon at the corner of spear
and Harrison streets, caused py an ekp,oss,o :
Of yiant @,owder In frame building adja-
cent to Hdthaway's bonded warehouse. Tbe
walls Of the warehouse were crushed in, ano
number Of frame buildings, occupied, 81
saloons aud dwellings. were blown &c
pieces, and in a few moments The whole wa
one mass of fllmes. a number OF men, "o
men, and children were crushed oy u.
falling ruins. and some persisted in the
| flames. ~,
1t Is impossible at present to ascertain tot
number Of lives lost or persons injured. Inv
fire Is now under control. The loss 10 tn'
bonded warehouse is not less than half
million dollars, and to adjacent prope ts
go, 900 more. Search Is beng maos ~ t ~,
4 ruins az promptly as the fire will admit fo
the recovery of bodies. Three have been
taken out thus far. =
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John Mitchell was man of extraordinary

John Mitchell was man of extraordinary
aud noble qualities. He was honest through
and through, not in any sense OF mere pecu-
mary integrity, but ia all bis opinions, mo-
tives, and impulses. There was no faint OF
falseness about him. While he hated the
English Government with supreme hatred,
bis detestatlon OF every form OF sham was
even greater. He not only spoke the truth
at all times, but he spoke the whole truth by
q kind of moral necessity. He knew no re-.
serve and no disguise, and we may even say
no prudence in this regard. Beyond all
other men, his sincerity was per.
feet and his courage fearless. lie
possessed the highest bravery; the
bravery which scorns every compromise and
gorie. in avowiog an unpopular conviction.
lie was always ready to do battle for his
ideas, and the odds he never counted. A
crust with truth seemed better to him than
untold wealth with compromise. Yet,
while be was always armed and ready for
fighting, be did not love fighting 10 itself !;
and except for au idea or sentiment he
would not contend. His heart was as kindly
aud tender as it was sincere, and 10 friend
shin be was a. true and faithful as in patriot
ism.-Ne,o York Sum-
The above is the most truthful eulogy of
John Mitchell that We have read. He was
Just the man the Sun represents him to have
been.
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From Cumberland County.

"a IRA. April 3, 1915.
Editors Of the Dispatch.-Th farmers
throughout the county are generally engaged
III clearing up and ploughing their corn aud
tobacco lands, as it is their intention to make
up ior shortness of crops OF last year. But
few farmers have seeded more than half q
crop OF oats, owing to their being ckward,
and wet land.
Inc wheat crops were looking badly until
Inc past three or four warm days and fire..
qucnt April showers. which have brought
them out prodigiously, and no doubt has
given JOY to many sad-hearted farmer"
The cool weather Of last week killed good
macy toDacco.plants in beds of northern ex.
posure. Fzp,
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SouTa CAl N,a6NA AND MASSACHUSETTS,
Gently Geuer. u RIPLEY. of South Carolina
(as has been b Nose stately. returned to Bos.
ton flag captur, ID By his Confederate COM
mand from Bos. >Sn regiment. 1t was re.
ceived by the militia. r OF Boston and also BY
the Governor lGAsrCW) 10 excellent spirit :;
but the Legislature threw chill upon it.
The Boston Adoertiser starp,p censures the
Legislature, and thus expresses its own sen.
timents:
These acts were testimo uiaIs OF right
ieehng and good will, aud it Is to be hoped
they are the sincere tokens of friendly re-
fatton that when perfectly reeslabl. shed will
never agsia be disturbed. Let the painful
feuds OF The past be buried With the G, >use of
them. and The t~o representative Com, nom
wealths OF the North and the South !. hin
bands once more and hereafter keen stem. :. IS
IN the earlier days, in services and sacrifices
Tor the national honor and glory. In The
bonds OF common patriotism theme are for
and peace" ~
all very pretty, and we doubt not earn.
estiy uttered; but such words fall upen the
Ears OF poor South Carolina like flatterv
"y'u Tue usii, .o.a car ol ucx:D." Alas,
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MURDER AND SUICIDE. Phi d lph a.
April lat 10 o'clock tonight LOUIS se ~;
Leye, aged forty.fve years, living at 100 %,
Aften street, 10 the Twenty.s'Xtn "aru' gu.
his wife's throat and drove the KNIFE INTO nef
heart while she was in bed win ner so.'
aged fourteen, having previously cul MS o ~ d d
throat. The son fed and was ioi1U"eu
short distance by bis stepiather. Inc me sou u,
called policeman. and when ne ar III ,a, ~
the house the wife was found TO De ueau'
Leye was lying near her In dangerous con
dition. The husband and wife 6aa oeen
ouarrelling during the evening, and IL IS salo
Leye was jealous of her. She was tnlrty.nve
wears old and very beautiful. he - q ur'sel
in Baldwin's Locomotive WORKS, ano mas
constant employment, and neat mousse a.
| o'clock be was still alive.
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Marry RnOkH.

Elements of Geometry. oftef Le9sno'e'
with a Selection Of Geometrlcal Exer'
eises. and Hints for the Solution Oh Inc
same. By CHARLES g. VENABLs, LII. u,
Professeror Mathematics in the Univer-
CIV of Virginia. New York and baill"
more: University Publishing Company.
professor VEsABLE Is an able as we'll as
learned gentleman, and is thorough master
Of the science which be teaches in the Vene :
rated institution which he adorns oy MS
high social and scientific merits. His EIe.
meats of Geometry ia, we are sure, one OF
the best books for the schools IN It's ee-
;partment.
For sale by STARKE & RYLANp.
.soaos of Our Youth. By the Author OF
"John Halifax, Gentleman" Set to MUSIC.
| New Yo:k: HARPER d BRoTHERs.
mighty pleasant collection for sentl'
mental musicians and young people. They
will, flnd some nice ballads 10 the book
For sale by WEsr, JOHNSTON & Co.
Mohammed and Mohanmedaaism. Lectures
delivered at the Royal Institution OF Grea'
Britain in February and March, 1914. by
r. BoswoRTH SMITH, n. A., assistant master
ia Harrow School, late Fellow OF TRINITY
College, Oxford, with an Appendix con
tanning EMANUEL DgUTsCH5 article on
"Islam." New York: HARPER q BRO
: THEIRS.
An interesting work by laborious critic
| who is certainly very fair to Mon AHMED, ant
. brings out in bold relief all that was good il
r him. Somewhat enthused with the powc
}. and genius of the hero of his work, d
f trenches here and there upon extravaganza
e and in his parallels betu cen Northumberland
0 and Christianity, he sometimes says Things
G that the doctors of the Church will contest
\ But generally the author is liberal and fair
! and he has laid before the public an instruc
! tive work.
r For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Iauosion of the Crtned. It's Or1gln
+ and an Account of its Progress down u
!, the Death of Lord RAGLAN. BY ALExAN'
1 DER WILLIAM KISGLAKE. Volume I'LL. Bat
tie of Ipkerman. New YORK HARPER q
d BROTHERS.
!. K1saLAKE's History of the Crimean Wal
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y volume of three hundred and forty-fou
IS pages is devoted to the battle of Inkerman
l. together with the lesser fights about tina
It famed battle-ground.
S For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
n annual Record Of Science and Industry to
1874. Edited by SPENCEE +. BAIRD, Will
the assistance Of eminent men oil Science
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THE Wharf.-The wheat has come out
wonderfully in the last week or so. Fields
which a short while ago looked bare and
naked, are now green. and 6ourishing. The
recent fine Weather has given the farmers
fresh courage, and they are now actively en-
gagged in preparing for corn, sowing oats
and seeding grasses. They have been so
long hndered from doing any out door
work that it gives them more pleasure than
Us ual to enter on the spring campaign. IL is
TO be hoped that their upflagglng Efforts ana
indomtable energy may he rewarded WIN a
rich harvest, aud that they may once more
be able "to scatter plenty over smiling
land" For if the agricultural interests Ian
gulsb it is impossible for any country to en-
Joy real, solid prosperity. If we are to have
true prosperity, based on substantial ioun'
dations, we must start right and build from
the around Gordonsuille Gazette.
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The Legislature has adjourned, anu ,ne
neople of the State will feel easier on that
account. During Its session some leg'staIlon
of practical interest was had, but vast
amount of valuable time was spent, at
cost of thousands of dollars, which resultea
In no good but. on the other hand, d1d mucn
| IA iniure the State. The last Legislature nas
recorded itself as one of the most uncertain
and yacillating bodies that ever controlleo
the destinies OF this State for two years. AN
insnection Of the journal and comparison
If the votes show legislative body drifting
from one extreme to another without cnart
mr. COMPASS. With few exceptions,
every respectable show of consistency
was made in systematic effort 10
tarnish the honor of the State oy
making her violate her solemn contracts
We hope that the people of the State Will see
70 il that the next Legislature IS
made of material that will have
nolicy, and that, too, an honest policy. When
the question Of Virginia repudiatlng her
contracts is submitted squarely 10 Inc peo'
n,e. we do not believe there will be any un-
certain utterances from the great voice OF
the people. They arc poor, put are no'
ready to be disgraced. Some of our ieg1sia-
tors have mistaken the complaints OF le"
regulators per Sc for the genuine sentiment
of the great body of their constituents.
We fear that this mistaken view OF puo!lc
sentiment has had something to 40 with tne
, vaclating course Of many OF our leglsla.ors.
We hope that the next General Assembly
will he selected with view of inaug uratIng
some settled policy for reiustating the old
State and starring her on that career of pros
nerity for which she is destined. Let us
away with demagogues and time.servers.
we cannot afford to have the honor OF the
State tempered with in this her hour Of ex'
tremity. We trust that the people of the
whole State will see to it that the next LIE.
gisature represents the true sentiment oil
the PEOPLE, Charlottesville Jetersonidn.
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WHAT TIE RESULT IN RHODE ISLAND lNDI-
oArEs.-Tne questiou of - license" or "prc.
biDiIionu was the main issue submitted to
the people of Rhode Is land yesterday, and
party lines were not strictly drawn, although
tue Republicans did neatly all the voting.
1t will oe remem oered th,st the Republican
State Convention met at Providence some
ten days ago, and remained IN session al
night hallottins for candidate for Governor.
About A. Nj. the license party took adgan.
tage Of the temporary absence OF few Of
the Prohibitionists and nominated hr. Lip.
pitts for Governor by one majority. He
was known to favor he repeal of the phohbi.
tory liquor.law. The ProNbtionists boiled
and nominated Mr. Hoard as their candi.
date. At the election yesterday Mr. Lippitts
received 8,266 votes. and M. Hsz,rd $685..
Mr.. Cutler, the Democratic candidate, only
received 5,13S votes. The Republican ma.
JoriLy on the rest Of the ticket Is the largest
ever gwen in The State. 1t is not known at
this writing whether the license tuen or the
ProbbitiouiSts have secured maturity in the
Legislature.-Ba Baltimore american, 9th.
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PINcHBACK SNUBBeD-It seems that The
senatorial party Wnile in New Orleans were
solicited by various parties for the expires.
sion of views upon local politics as connect
ed with the proposed plan of adjustment,
&c, but declined to say anything upon the
matter. Pinchback paid assiduous court to
the party. He induced Senators Camera q
and Morton 10 pay brief visit to his house.
on Friday evening last, and followed this
up with an invitation to dinner, which they
managed in some way TO get out of. They
also declined an Invitation to meet number
OF the negro politicians of the Pinch stripe
to consult on" the situation" sending word
that they were otherwise engaged Wash.
angton telegram Baltimore Sun,
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"Too MUCH PosTNAsrER"- One of the
Llberaiist lelter.writers from Connecticut
attributes the Republican defeat there to
&! too tnuch postmaster ito too much in.
te,fereace by the GRANT appointees. We
rather think "too much post-ottice" had
sh,ue ia it. Too much truth concerning the
Sou th and the oppressive policy of the Elk.
ecuti,'e and the ultra-Rads has passed
throug 3 the post.office for the good of the
RepubH. en party. "Thal's what's the mat
ferO
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Two WAYS TO STATE Ir-Frst. Our spe-
ciai washington dispatches announce that
reports have been received from the chiefs of
all the American parties of observation OF
the transit OF Venus. The computations, it
Is expected, will not be completed until the
occurrence OF the next transit of Venus, eight
sears hence. Two thousand years must
elaHSe be:or6 recurrence OF the transit
-Bq1t:,nore Sun (editoridD.
Second. Thereafter there will not be an
other frans't or Venus t,.Ii near the ye'r 2n00.
The Qtspqtch referred 10,
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From rhe Border.
BRlsToL.GooDsoN, VA. AND TENN.

BRIsToL.GooDsoN, VA. AND Tenn,
April 7, 1876. !
Editors Of the Dipatch,-We have been
! weather.
The farmers throughout this section are
realty behind hand in their farmipg on>ra.
tic os, owing to the very remarksoy wet seq.
son vince about the 1St of February. Rev
If any, have finished seeding oats, and bn,
little pro. 'ress made towards the plantine of
corn. The wheat in Southwest Virginia and
East Tenness, Y, SO lar as can learn, is look
ing we'll and promises an average WELD
1uv pvaca tee ' ire goW generally IN full
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ACCEPTING A CHALLENGE NO DIsQUALlFioA.
TON Louisville, April THE Court OF
Appeals at Frankfort to-day decided IN favor
of the defendant in the case of the Common
wealth against Thomas Jones. Jones was
elected clerk of the Court OF Appeals last
summer, and the: State Contesting BOARD "a
afterwards decided that be was inelgioie 10
the position for the reason that he had ac-
cepted q challenge to fight duel.
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STRIKERS IN New ENGLAND.-Neu Bed
ford. Aass., April 7.-Nearly all tie section
hands and weavers in the Potomska mills
have struck-the former on account OF DIS
agreement on wages, and the latter because
one of their committee 10 demonstrate Win
the managers was discharged.
Great Falls, April The strike still con,
tiuues here. About eight hundred in oil
have struck. Mill No. was closed to-day
in consequence. The strikers are deter
mined, and there are no present lndlcatlons
of a settlement of the troubles.
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m. aud we are hoping for falland good

bloom, aud we are hoping for full and good
fruit crop this year, 49,.
Our citizens arc busy In gardening for a
fe 3 DAYS past, and it isto he hoped that the
pleasant aprtng weather may continue Tor
some times
Trade has been quite dull until recently
the roads having been almost Impassap'e.
Quite an Improvement has shown itseil s'n.e
the weather has cleared up, aud our s.iee.s
| are now pretty well tbrongea WIN eoun'i i,
wagons, hauling in produce OF 7araoos kinu'
! for barter or shipment.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS Providence,
April 7.-Returns from the entire State, eX-
cept Biock Island. give Hazard s,6S5, Lip
pitt S,2S6. and Cutler 5,l3S.
the majority for the Republican candi-
dates for Secretary Of State, Autorney.Gene-
raj. aud Treasurer is between 1000 and
1900.
The vote is the largest ever cast in this
State viii one exception.
Hazard has the plurality 10 the city aud
county Of Providence and the counties of
Newport lad Washington.
Cutler has The plurality in Kent and Bris-
tol counties.
There are tN7enty vacancies in the General
Assembly, aud the election of Governor de.
ponds upon the E'arty successful in tilliag the
At the next trial the choice is by
law between Fla yard and Lippitt. The
friends of the lalte r claim majority OF the
members so far ELECTED.
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COUNTY CLERK MURDERED ON ACCOUNT OF
FEEs.wMemphls, April AT Brownsville,
Tenn, last night, Robert Midley, county
clerk. was shetland killed In bis office by two
brothers named Henry and Ely Bond. A
disagreement in regard to clerks fees was
the cause. The Bonds surrendered them
caIuea.
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LARGE LAND.SALE.-W. w. Henry, Esq,
has sold bis splendid property In this village,
containing 720 acres, to DR.. George Magru-
der. of whom we have spoken elsewhere.
The price paid, as we learn, was $4,000
cash. The contract was signed on Tuesday,
and on Wednesday Mr.. Henry and DR.. Ma
grudcr left for Richmond 10 consummate the
sale. Possession is to be given on the 18th
of May. The prospect is, therefore, that we
shall have an accession Of eleven families to
our population. - Charlotte (Fa.) Gazette.
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SIMMDSS'S


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PosTAL.-The Office at Mount Pleasant
Spotsylvania county, Va, Is restored TO us
original site aud Darius Sbackeltord appoint
ed postmaster uice Mrs. Anna b. Pendleton
superseded by change. At Cleek's Mills
Bath county, Va, John Cleek is appointed
postmaster ptce John Ginger, resigned.
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- ,no poImo,to stated Liberty has killed
her. OF prosperity aud peace she knows
but little. Her grief is like that OIL N'obk-
very nearly incohsolAble. $4
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YOUTHS SPRING CLOTHING, 1875,
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY YEARS.
RI,ACK DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
SCOTCH CHtVI0T SUITS,
SPRING CASHMERE SUITS,
WHITE DUCK VESTS,
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
SCARFS, TIES, and COLLARS;
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
SOCKS aud SUSP ENDERS.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN leaving school for the hoii-
days will & I'D this stock LARGE and AMPLE for an
OUTFIT, and are respectfully invited to call ana
examine Of the leader of the fashions.
VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt,
100 Main street.
Sign: BIG FLAG. APP 9.eod3t
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in Warrenion, Va, on The 9Th instant,
by Kew j. L. Carroll. Mr.. B .VkkLi or EVE,
of Richmond, aud Miss MARY r. BOOTH, daugh.
ter of George G. Booth, ESQ, Of Warrenton.
Married. in Washington. D. c., March 31st, by
p ey samuel shannon, ar. NILSSON POW~LL
anal Miss LAURA W. blk; both OF Richmond,
va.
lied. on the 7th OF April at the residence Of
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,he Rev. Ur. Charles Minuigt rode, Of 81. Paui's
.nu .TRUMAS Seldom BRUCE and Miss
M.p BRUCE ANDERSON.
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After Forty Years trial It Is still Ne
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Governor OF lahama-
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