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IttcaEo. who were no. TIM embodiment Of tho
Church, lhott-h tIcv seemed to assume to t,,.
lh'a orlnton lett tt'oso rresrnt IN c,nrct
@ some ssas's,nE attacks upon 1Hs'ao,, Foley
ps,'s aod. lnsttnL however, falAcr Frrllats
enteret upon t!.s reading of nu,nl,e'
Ut letters " ccnholcnrc. nd or a rrs'!i< !
M! s"l'ons chass ntes. whiah Tho daily papers
ha'l rn!used to tmb ist,.
~ ttscn tIlrrh wt,,o vague cl,arEca OF brutalty
On it,N rart Of thu I.i.h,p, thor,, III what tho
brutality consisted WIS moi -taicd. except that
| tho nishor had trfurmad Forhan'H sintcr when
! 10 Joliet. tatL3r FU:han hlB, denounced Dr.
| atcAlulcn as rrsAr.f fur no. ra1liuG tn llis
| tF.'sl defense when hn was arrested. mil Al
| tackled Father n'Connnr al drhukart!, ma
| hnayrs, III. detcuso of llntHclf consisted
Of Lensing that taa lad stolen anything from tho
church At tlIc Stock-iar1r. or hal talon nny
nluncy hr lad not. q right Ia take aud that ho
i,a,l not attempted to run AWAY. For tho rcst
Ill. vindcatio,l rns rambling, .fi.cn,noo,ct1. ami
in bad temper. md tho solo ohject OF it seemed
10 l'e to Induce criminal prosecution for lllel,
Which lIo invited. H. tIlon tend luug,hy d.
fnnsp Of tho puhllu Hslsool Byate,.,, ii,
which ho rrapltuato1 tho ,1,ai nrEu-
mcnts against tleslonIlua',onal teaching in the
public schhoit,. AEd defended thu lhesls
tnal Il wns the buElness OF The Church. not Of tho
state, to tench rolision. The scl,ou|s s!lnlhl bs
not Catholin, not Protestant but Religious
thht IL, tno principles Of natural moraiitv rlanEI
10 taught therein, and with that re!igons taaeh
~ tho conclusion of Forhan's atllross James
McDermott. formerly OF tie IsrouAlvn Et,gs.s
eHkcs! foasn to submit proposition. lIo 1cs,fri
to tako shc si'rakcr to task for u statement
ho tlati hi1do in tho course OF lila remarks,
to The eIIect that thu Catholic priesthood l,al
oppnsol lriBl, lipolty. Ills proposition. was
",SIptoso wuro minister anil lad Hc,,ncsterca
tue lrocecas OF charitable far mil lial lccn
indicted mud csea;ed through. tho ingenuity Of
Irish lnNVrr. ami then Ind Mt m 1li+,
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STATE ITEMS.

LUCKY MAN.-On Saturday night last
worthy citizen of Summers county,
who had been u husband for ten years
without having any one to call him "Pa."
was made father. On the same night
his faithful mare dropped II fine colt, his
COW had calf, pet cat gave birth to
nine kittens, and favorite hen hatched
fourteen chicks. "How high is thatT-
Mountain Herald
BLIND STUDENT DRowNED.--On Sat-
urday last, while two of the students OF
the Deaf, Numb and Blind Asylum, Mt
Romney, were bathing in the South
Branch, one, young blind man, waded
in beyond his depth, and was drowned,
his blind companion barely escaping.
A youth named Pohng, who was in sight,
attempted to rescue the drowning man,
but could not manage him, owing to
the strangling man being too heavy.
We regret not being able to give the
name, owing to the failure Of our iEtor-
mant in ascertaining it; however, de-
ceased was on of the largest and stoutcst
men at the school. His friends, doubt
less, will have heard the sad news before
this account is published, SO that parties
with children at the institution, who
have heard nothing of the facts, need
not be alarmed. He was buried, on Sun
day, in Indian Mound Cemetery.-Key-
ser Tribune.
WEST VIRGINIA uNivERsITY.-The
commencement exercises of the West
Virginia University at Morgantown will
occurr on the 18th OF this month. The
annual examination will begin on the
llth and continue during the week.
CAIN. ABRAHAM LTsToN, highly
esteemed citizen Of Pleasant District,
Preston county, WAS found dead in a
field few days since, and upon examin-
alton it was found that he had been
kicked in the stomach by horse causing
instantaneous death.
Mr.. Ed. Orvis Ludwig, in graceful
valedictory, bids adieu to the Preston
County Hcraid The paper will be con-
tinued under the editorial control of Mr..
James II. Carroll.
WEST VIRGINIA is carrying off the
oratorical honors of Hampden Sydney
College. w. c. Campbell and Edward
}. DAVIS, both students from this State,
will be prominent speakers in the coming
commencement exercises West Virgin
ia has taken the highest honOrs at West
Point and Annapolis in recent years.
WeSton Democrat.
The Baptist General Association of
the State Of West Virginia, mill meet ut
Anderson, Greenbrler county on the 10th
of June.
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Baird, Blum, Hupp, Bates, Jr, Hullihen,

Baird, Blum, Hupp, Bates, Jr., Hullihen,
and all other members in Ohio county.
The thanks Of the society were voted
TO the B. Il o. R. r. and to the officers Of
the Emma Graham for committing fares,
and granting other favors to the mem.
bers. Also to the Mayor of Point Pleas.
ant, the City Corn-stalk Band, the ladies
Of Point Pleasant and its cnvirons, and
the host Of the X line House for courteSles
shown. DR.. Knight offered resolution
that the thanks of the society are not
due the officers of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road for not committing fares to
members. Thanks were also voted to
the Jailor ofthe Court house.
The President then delivered his clos
Ing address, and the society adjourned to
meet in Wheeling the 2d Monday in
June ut 2P. NJ.
On Thursday evening, the citizens of
Point Pleasant gave 20 the members of
the society an elegant ball and supper,
at which the Gallipohs Brass Band dis
courscd most excellent music. The entire
affair was exceedingly enjoyable, and the
members all speak in glowing terms Of
the kindnesses and hospitalitieS showercd
upon them BY the citizens and ladies of
the place.
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American Jockey Club.

New YORK, June 5.-Good weather.
good track and good attendance con-
tributed TO make brilliant the opening to-
day of the spring meeting OF the Ameri-
can Jockey Club.
The first purse of S4OO, three-tourths
mile dash, WAS won By Maige by two
lengths; Mate second, Inspiration third,
Carver fourth, Minnie five, Searcher last.
Spendthriit did not run. Time-l:l7..
In the closing pools on the race Searcher
and Madge sold even, with Mate next.
Second race. Fordham handicap,
sweepstakes $50 half forfeit, with 5000
added; second horse to receive 500 out
of the stakes; one mile and l..''''s'.
Thcro were my three Nominations. "i
which Idle Wild was the Iavoritr, and
who won by two lengths, SpendthrIit
second, Freakness third. Counties,
Kadiosage, Lelaps Australind, Jessie g.,
Carriboo Survivor and Audubon also
ran. Time-2:l2.
Third race-Withers stakes for three
year-olds, 800 each, half forfeit, with
$1,000 added; second horse TO receive
5000 out Of the stakes; one mile. Aris-
tides came in first by two lengths; Chesa-
peake second; Rhodomanthus third, fol-
lowed by Ozark, Warwick, Babwoolen,
Withers, Gladiator, Battoglia, Matador
and Joe Germs.
Fourth race-Purse of 5000; Maidens
allowed one mile and three.quarters.
Springback won by two lengths; Miner
second, Bigfellow third, Big Sandy
fourth, and Donnybrook fifth. Time,
3:l?.
Fifth race-Purse of $500; winner TO
be sold Mt auction for 81, 800; one mile
and half This race was won by Scratch,
Resolute second, MolIie W. third, The
Heaxcr fourth, and LighthecIs fifth.
Time 3:45.
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NEARLY BLIND.

II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-lE express nv
NY thanks 10 you for benefits derived nom
the Us" of Ncg"tinc, ana 1" benefit others,
/ Will state
when eight or nine years old was
afflicted with ScrOiua, which made It's ap-
praTaurr In my eyes, face and head. ana
was very near blind for two years. All
kinds of operations were formed on my
eyes, and all 10 no good result. Finally
the disease principally settled i'm my body,
limbs and feet, and al times Ia au aggTu.
waited way.
Last summer I was, from som" cause,
weak In my spine and kIdu"Ns, ANA
IL was at times very hard To retain ia"
urine. Seeing your advertisement ion the
Commercial, bought bottle Of NrgrtIur
and commenced using according io dlI"c-
iIOuS. In two or tire" days ! obtained
great relief After using four or liN" bottles
| noticed ' n#d a wonderful. effect on the
rough, >cIiN blotch'S on my body ana legs.
| sui used Nr,,rlIur and the humorous
sores one aitar another disappeared until
they were ali gone, and ! attribute Tia"
cure OF the two disease To Nrgciiu-. Uud
nothing else.
III am ever affected with anything ui
III" kind again | shall Try Ncgetiuc as the
only rclIabl" remedy. Once more accept my
thanks. and believe mrtO bv, very respect
fully, AUSTIN PARROI1,
No. ~ Gamo street, Cincinnati, ohio.
Diseases uf tn" kidneys, Bladder, etc. are.
always unpleasant, and al times they br-
come the most distressing and dangerous
diseases that can affect the human system.
MO>i diseases al tho Kidneys arise nom
impurities I'm the blood, causing humor,
which settle on these parts N"g"tin" "N-
GELS any known remedy In the Who'll"
world tor cleansing ana puriting the blood
thereby causing a healthy action iO all the
organs of the body.
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FROM JACKSON.
The Crops-Spirii Of the Third Dis
trict.
JACKSON COUNTY, W. Va, |
June 2. 1873. 1

JACKSON COUNTY, W. VA,
June 2, 1875.
Editors OF the Register.
| herewith send you few item, in re-
lation to the prospects for crops &c, in
this county. As regards the fruit crop,
the freeze in April last almost entirely
destroyed the fruit We will have no
peaches, cherries, pears plums or ounces.
As to apples, we will have few Roman
beauties, all other kinds having been
killed. The growing crops look worry
poor. Wheat will not average over
fourth crop, and in some sections scarcely
the seed will be gathered. Owing to the
present drought, grass will necessarily be
very light. There has been a very large
area of ground planted in corn, more
than has ever been known in this county.
Owing to the dry weather much of the
corn planted has not come up, and what
Is up cannot grow or do any good for the
want of ram. | hear of much com
plant on account of cut-worms destroy
ing or cutting OF the corn which is up.
TIE dry weather has almost ruined the
gardens, consequently we have no yeget-
ables. something very desirable this sea-
son of the year.
Grain of all kinds, especially corn, is
very scarce in this part of tie country,
and many families are now suffering for
bread, and everything looks very dis
couraging. | do not see how the poorer
class of people are to live unless aSslS-
tancc is rendered them either by the
county or State authorities. They have
nothing 10 live on and no money to pro-
cure the nccessarlcs of life.
One word as to the Capital question.
We want the citizens of the first and sec.
ond districts tounderstand that not all the
voters of this (the third district endorse
the course pursued by some, and eSpecI-
ally that of the Charleston Courier.
Whilst we preferred Charleston to almost
any other point, yet we are Democratic
and willing to be governed by the ma
joritv, and we do not think the course
pursued by some OF the citizens OF this
district is calculated TO benefit us, but to
the contrary, calculated to kecpupa ieel-
ing of strife and discord among the peo-
pie of the State which should not be tos-
Grated. My advice 20 the third district,
is to subside. Let us haYc "peacc.
JACKSON.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Park Bank of New York, ac-
knowledge the receipt Of S47 900, from
the Treasury department at Washington,
in the due course of business. Whether
the package at hand is the one reported
lost or whether the original has been
replaced is not known.
At the Council of Mount Vernon, the
Ladies Association at .heir meeting yes
tcrday, instructions were given for such
repairs of the Mount Vernon estate as are
absolutely necessary.
The corporation of London has resolv-
ed to invite the Mayor of New York to
the International Municipal Banquet,
next month.
DR.. Peters expresses the belief that he
discovered two planets on Friday, in
stead of one. The second is OF about the
twelfth magnitude.
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TT
PRONOUNCED INCURAEsLE

bOSlON. MAY ~, lNtl.
II. =. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir-l have
been badly afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for ZEN years; have suffered great
pain in my back, hips and side, with great
difficulty in passing urine, which was
often. and in very small quantities, frr-
qucnIly accompanied with blood and rN-
crutiating pain.
Ihavr faithfully tried most OF the popu-
lar remedies recommended for my COM
plant; / have been under the Treatment OF
some ot the most Siillful physicians in
Boston, all of whom pronounced my case
iucurablc. This was my condition when
! was advised 10y friend to try the Ncge-
tine, and | could see the good effects from
the first dose | took. ana from that mo-
mcnt kept on improving until | was en-
tircly cured, taking in all, should think,
about six bottles.
It is indeed valuable medicine and II
should be- afflicted again in the sam" wny,
| would give dollar a dose, il | could not
get IL without. Respectfully,
j. VI. GLE,
.lT tFr.1
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InternationnI Typographical Union.

BosroN, June G.-Thc twenty-third
annual session Ofthc Internationa! Typo
graphical Union begins in the common
counil chambers, City Hail. tomorrow,
and will continue daily until Friday.
The reception committee have arranged
to entertain the delegates handsomely
This morning carriage ride was arranged
for the guests. Chestnut Hill reservoir
and other prominent places were visited.
Tomorrow the business session will be
opened. On Wednesday, at The conclu-
sion Of the business session. the delegates
will become the guests of the city and
take sail down the hsrbor Thursday
evening. Boston Union tender their
guests reception ball and banquet.
Friday the session closes with the cleo
tion of officers for the ensuing year,
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known 10 medical
science which has proved itself more valu-
able in eases of Kidney Complaints than
the Nrgcllnc. Ii acts directly upon the
sccretionS, cIcanSaS aud purlficS the blood,
and restores the whole system 10 healthy
action.
The following extraordinary cure Of
great sufferers, who had been given up by
the best physicians aS hopeless cases, will
Iengc the most profound attention of the
medical faculty, aS well aS those who are
tlar.Lu- Lr.Il l. IL r..N L.nIl l.llLnI
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WENDEL PHILLIPS strongly favors
third term. He says, "if Grant does not
give us the use of his name, in my opIn-
on. the Democrats will elect their presi-
dent" No doubt if put to him in that
wav His Exccllency would consider that
the circumstances under which it was
offered were such as to render it an i'm
perative duty to accept, and would glad
iv permit his name 10 be used. Mr..
PhiIlips can rest secure Oh that head.
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Broadway & Twentieth St..
III cw York
Irsty2Ogsb
FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
LESlKA RINEK RNTTnM EAEN

4 ESlkAELk RIVER BOTTOM FARM.
y The subscribers offer the farm upOa
which they reside for sale, better known
a. tn" "JOel IiItOn Farm II l. situated
n Belmont county, Ohio, tour miles north
oi Martins Ferry. II suntainN ~ acres uf
excellent land, suitable for garurnIng o.
farming purposes, being only five milo.
rom Wheeling market. The dwelling j,
good two story frame house. cDura.ulu.
nine rooms, with never falling Wei OI
water - the door, besides two other wull,
on th" iarm for watering stock; s'ahIiu.
tor ~ head Of horses and cattle. bD.iay..
other utc' SSaTy out fuildlug.. The tam
has on II two good bearing orchard. Of rs.
cellcut fruit. Any person desiring ourr,t.
dress or to examine the premises, Will rI.I
at the subscribers, who reside on In, farm
JNO. II. TILTON q BRO.
bllEb Ma ArGS y FEKIiY Dun
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p. P.LoECHER:
DEALER IN
Books and School Materials.

4 full assortment OF Toys, Base Balls,
CrOquotS, Guns, R"vOlvcrS and Ammuui-
tiOn. Pocket Cutlery Scissors, RazorS, uiI"-
ry, Mathematical Instruments, largest and
hest assortment Of SpcCtHCluS, Opera and
Field Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes.
Thermometers, ChrouOmcters, IiydrOmo-
tiers, SacCnarOmctcr>, Nc., NlOiiuS, French
and German AccordionS, HarInonicas,
Childron'S Carriages. Wagons, &c, Sc.
Cartwright'S place. The public is respect
fully invited 10 call amt see for Itself
ap'Dgc
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that
little understood at the present time, ~
some OF the varied forms OF Kidney Com.
plants.
There IS no disease which causes such
acute PAIN or more alarm I'm its results
the blood the uric acid, and other poISOu q.
Gus substances, which the blood utcumu-
lateS iu its circulation through the system.
Ii from any cause the Kidneys fail to per
form the functions deSo!EiEE upon them,
the CumulatiOns are taken up by the
abSOrbrutS and the whole system thrown
INTO IA stale of disease, causing great pain
and suffering. ana V-rs Diirm 49, It
the kidneys and blood In n healthy cOndl
ton, through which all the impurities uI
tIt.. lni,r r,nSf tu.S
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knights TcmpIar Drill.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Detroit Com
mandery Of Knights Tcmplar, gave an
exhibition drill in Union Square, this nj
ternoon. The Knights marched in pro-
cession from their hotel in fl uniform,
with Palestina Commandery as escort.
After the drill they proceed to the Jcr-
sey City Ferry.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARSHFIELD, Aug. -, IN.U.
MR.. STENE>S: Dear Sir I am seventy
one years of age; have suffered many year,
with Kidney Complaint, weakness in my
back and stomach. | was induced BY
friends 10 try your Negetine, and think
II The best medicine for weakness OF the
Kidneys ] ever used. ] have tried many
rem dies tor this complaint, and never
found so much relief aS from the Ncgctiur.
II strengthens and inYigorateS the whole
system. Many OF my acquaintance have
taken II, and believe IL 10 be good for all
the complaints Tor which ii is recommru-
Ced lOnTS truly,
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Difficulties with the Indians Antici-
DRtch.

WAsHINGToN, June 6.-As the visit of
the Sioux to Washington was TO negotiate
with the Government for the rclinquish.
mcnt OF their possession of the Black
Hills has proved failure, and as the In
dians lelt here much dissatisfied, difficult
ties are apprchcnded between them and
such white, as may enter their country
for the purpose Of seeking gold. It is
estimated, br the agents, that the Sioux
can muster from three to tive thousand
warriors, about half this number armed
with rifles ard the remainder with bows
and arrows. The Government in the
meantime will endeavor to prevent adj
venturers from going to that country,
still haying some nope, through the med
ium commissions to effect treaty with
the Sioux.
The Treasury Department has in
struc;ed the Surveyor of Customs, at st.
Louis, that the proper rate Of duty on
Nil wool guipare lace j. fifty cents per
pound and fifty per cent. al raioreDs.
Secretary Bristow returned to Wash
iugton last night.
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Commercial Jealousy sinksa Steam
boat.

ST. PAUL, June 5.-The steamboat
navigation of Red River OF the north
has resulted in rival steamboat linc-,
and the sinking of the Steamboat Mani
toba of the Merchants line by the Inter-
national Of Kettsons No lives lost. The
casualty is openly ascribed by the officers
of the sunken steamer TO commercial
jealousy. Only few years ago there
were no steamboats, on the Red River Of
the north
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MEMPHIS, June 6.-River falling.
Weather cool, heavy and rain during last
night and to day. Arrived-Liberty No.
4, Ohio river. Departed-St. Genevivei
st. Louis; Thompson Dean, Louisville;
City Of 4 ltoe
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
treasury Theft Undiscovered.

WASHINGTON, June 5-The thief
who stole package of bills from the
Treasury Department remains undiscov
cred General Spinner seems to be worn
out with anxiety There have been
charges made that several banks which
sent packages of money To the Treasury
have been reported aS being short on
their remittances, and the banks have
been required to make up the deficits.
A package Of $4,000 has been received
by the Park Bank, of New York. which
was sent BY the Treasury, TO replace the
one lost.
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rnr west virginia Medical COnven-
Ilpy

.a olty for quit" .a- notes ot the con-
..a..uu which assembled at Point Pleas
,l... ot i,., ,rd from which we
-Ne the ,o''""'hS 'oHuei''eu report
T.. convention was called to order AT
..s.r q, ,t,b. ,h,y. Jsv hv DIR
~ - D.;
NJ. '"HI I'''., "' i"FN'rS'"' = '''' ''S'-
a., and after prayer by Rev. Mr.. ;. +.
.ftl. pr..l,ytrr;an Church nd
,.,.,,,
"'''> "i "'Ic"'h' o.! III h''S'''' '.''"''-
nu ot the Committee OF Arrangements,
and box his Honor Iam,, II. Couch. Jr.,
u.,..r..fp,.ut pl.,.,n, were delivered
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day.
on Thursday morning jhe society con
.e."d u. . \. W. 'he / lr''.u'h' III tue
ur, r"["r by +, Ety. E,t,l, G"2rSS Tfa g., :.
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A Queer Sharge-KidnRppinS His
Own Children.

BALTIMORE June j.-Henry A Schrci-
ner, of Savannah, was arrested in this
city yesterday, on telegram from the
Chief OF Police Of Savannah charged
with kidnapping his own children, aged
four and six years. After an iuvcstIEa.
tion, Schreiner was released with the
children. This morning, on a writ of
haJcaS corpus sued out by the counsel
of Of the grandfather of the children, the
children were brought before Chief
Judge Bisner, who remanded them to
the custody OF the father, who, on Ieav-
ing the court room was again arrested, on
warrant issued by Justice of the
Peace, charged with kidnapping his
children, and all were again released and
protected by the city officials Schreiucr
went to Locust Point, and sailed for Eu-
rope with the children. 1t seems that
grandparents who reside in Savannah,
were opposed to the father taking his
children with him to Europe.
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Vegetine is Sold bv all DruOgists,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-07
struck by Lightning.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June Ga special
TO the forr,.r-Jou,mai, from La Grange,
Ky, says that three children of Leroy
Ellis, living six miles from that place.
while out feeding poultry this morning
were struck by lightning and two of
them instantly killed. The thire was
much stunned, but afterwards recovered.