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II. W. Ames was working on the south
east corner OF the building; the left raitel
gave way and he fell down to The first
story, but escaped from the second. story
window, head badly hurt. Benz. Brown
tcolored) slightly hurt; Isaac Donnelly
scalp wounds and cut in the head; Hugh
EldredS, confusion on the leg and fac,
hurt George Smith, neck and head hurt
Cicero Dixon, confusion OF thigh.
Donnelly is seriously wounded, but ali
the wounded will probably recover. G
Harris, Of Dixon, carpenter, hurt
internally, and so badly that
his leg must come of, and he will
probably die, Hullen Beck, whose body
Is in the ruins, leaves a wife and four
children who depend on him for support
W. D. Richardson, contractor, and +. T.
Latham, superintendent, had narrow
and thrilling escape. They were both on
the top Of the dome Of the building be.
fore it fell and we're talking OF The prob.
ability OF it's falling when they heard a
crash and rushed at once for the west wall
where they stood when the dome came
down; had they been a moment later both
must have persisted. When the dust
cleared away both were standing on the
wall. There was a cry Of fire, but no fire
broke out. AT $50 the excayators have
just removed the dead body of Warren,
the negro before mentioned; ii is terribly
mutilated.
The old Court House Is turned into n
morgue, and sad scenes are constantly
occurring there; relatives weeping over
the bodies Of their dear ones, and the
children look mournfulIy at what they
formerly knew as fathers.
A Coroners Jury, ofrespected citizens,
has been called, and this afternoon
identified the bodies. They will meet to-
morrow at ga. M. to make a thorough
investigation.
The Clergymen have arranged for a
Union meeting on Sunday. A subscrip-
tion for the relief Of the families Of the
wounded and dead will be started.
tits believed that at least ten or twelve
lives have been lost and about fourteen
persons more or less injured. The loss
to the building will be from $4,000 to
SG5,O00, The entire front must come
down to the fresco, and the plans will
probably be changed.
Superintendent Latham layS the
blame on Architect Gay, whose instruc.
tions were followed implicitly. Mr..
Richardson will not talk about the mat.
ter. The papers tonight place the blame
on different shoulders. The digging for
the missing is still going on.
ROCKFORD, Ills, May 12, l A.M.-The
list Of the killed is as follows: Fred.
Hough, A. Hough, J. Pipe, A. II. Hollen-
beck, ]. Warren, Geo. Glass, Timothy
Flanagan, NJ. Linholm, ]. Lawson and J.
Peck. c. Harris will not live through
the night. The work of excavating is
rapidly progressing and other bodies may
be recovered.
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Splendid Testimonial.

PHILADELPHIA, May l1.-As a testl,
mony Of the respect and esteem Of Hon.
Q. I. Goshorn, Director General OF the
Centennial Exhibition, for his valuable
services during the four years OF exhi
bltion work in this city, n number oi
cinzeus subscribed to the purchase Of q
handsome library consisting OF iivethou
sand volumes, which was presented tc
him to-day. The presentation cercmo
nies took place in Independence Hall
and were witnessed by a large number o.
ladies and gentlemen. Among those
present were ex.President Grant, Gen. A
$. Lansing, Gen, II, II. Bingham, Ex
Mayor Fox, Jas. A. Wright and Thos
Cochran.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong; Ohio & Mis-.
sissippi seconds advanced to 90.
STATE SECURlTIEs-Steady.
STOCES-There wasinCrCascd activity in
the Stock Exchange to-day. In the early
dealings coal stocks were heavy and lower,
Delaware & Hudson falling from A to 4l99I,
Delaware, Llckawanna q Western from
ASH TO 46 and Norris & Essex from 75I4 to
73A. The general list, however, was buoy.
ant, Western Union rising from G3k to &C,
New York Central from 0iIS to 95js, Lake
Shore from 5SA to 54<, Northwestern pre-.
ierred from 46h to Al, Rock Island from
9SH to 9S2s and Michigan Central from AK
to 4G3s. The strengthen these stocks caus.
ed n recovery Of y to | 4 in coal shares,
Delaware & Hudson rising to 43, Morris L
Essex to AZ and Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western to Az. The greatest advance
of the day was in c. C. c. & l., which sold
up from 80 to SO. After midday there was
II reaction and the speculation was heavy
and lower ION the pressure to sell coal
shares. The decline from the highest
figures Of the day was per cent in Della.
ware, Lackawanna & Western and Morris
4 Essex, 2M in Delaware & Hudson, 4 in
Z. G. G. & I. and Western Union, 4 in
Michigan Central, and Il to x in the re.
mainder of the list. Towards the close
there was some recovering from the lowest
point. The decline in coal stocks was due
to the action OF some of the companies in
selling all the coal they could at market
without reference to the prices previously
fixed.
Secretary Sherman this afternoon had Il
conference with the Syndicate.
The representatives OF the trunk line
railroads held meeting and there are ru.
mors OF another disagreement.
A number prominent bankers and brok-
ers and others, who nre stockholders IN the
Michigan Central Company have sent Il
letter to Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt, requesting
him to receive their proxies and act for
them ut the coming election OF tho Michi.
gan Central Company.
The transactions aggregated 2920O0
shares, of which 1900 were Pacific Mail,
l04, 600 Western Union, 5000 Northwest,
1900 Rock Island, 1000 st. Paul, 10000
Lake Shore, 1900 New York Central, 1900
Michigan Central, G6,0OO Delaware, Lacka,
wanna d Western, II 900 Delaware & Hud.
SON LOCO Morris 4 Essex, and 1880 c. C.
C., 81,
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Secretary Sherman to-day teIcgraphed
from New York to Assistant Secretary
Merrimack, that in addition to the Sl0,.
100000 OF 4 per cent bonds taken on the
9Th inst, TO provide for n call OF that
date, he has sold under the resumption
act, to the syndicate, 100000 Of said
bonds at par in gold coin, to be paid for
during the months OF May and June.
Gold thus received will be sold for cur
rcncy at the pleasure Of the Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Flour--Firm.
y held; extra SIS %; Minnesota family
50 9jalO 90; Pennsylvania 50 70; high
grades $40 75al2 90. Wheat = Quiet and
steady; western 50 O5a9 10; amber 50 23a
. %. Rye-70ca$l 10. Corn-Quiet and
strong; yellow Csc; mixed sail S71Gc. Oats
Unchanged. Seeds-Clover at l4al6c.
BUtter-Western extra 23A24c. Cheese
Steady; western fine firm. Petroleum
Refined 142sc; crude l1M. Whisky-Wes.
tern nj 81 10
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for, for hospital and transport service.
The Duke OF Edinburg is OIL his way 10
the Suez Canal via Crete.
TIE WRECKED STEAMER DAKOTA.
LONDON, May 1.-THE passe ngers and
crew of the steamer Dakota reached Liy-
erpool at midnight. The Dakota got
about 10 miles out Of her course, either
through the thickness Of the weather or
some miscalCulation. She was in charge
OF the Captain, but had a pilot on board
cooperating. The error Of the position
had been discovered before the vessel
struck, and land was distinctly sighted
when the engines were reversed, and the
vessel simply glided in upon the smooth
rock, where she lay with her bow consid-
erably elevated. The sea was calm at the
time, so there was very little commotion on
board. The passengers, baggage and kits
oil the crew were mostly saved. The Cap.
tain ahd some OF the officers remain by
the ship, but rs the water covered por-
tion ofthe after part, hope Of saving the
vessel and cargo is not great. As soon
as the Dakota struck distress rockets
were fired and the coast guard promptly
IsspOmt psdp'on,I '%%rOIts %oos uine 70 Ine vessel
ship and then shrieks Of women and
0n1.u'En rn.u EauS"J ,MerJ ne"Eu. Inc passengers
te Mele "Inueu ~ Se,a uown one W one from !he
toward shore the boat was borne on the
.he Ino T TtS a"no ullaOm anI aasneu against
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NRw York, May -Cotton-Net re.
ceipts at all United States ports during the
week 1901 bales, same week in 1870, 10000;
total receipts Of all United States ports to
date 3rS40,OOO, same last yer S,9G4,00 ex.
ports from Rll United States ports for the
week ll,OO0, do last year 10000: total ex.
ports from all United States ports to date
2,707, 900, do last year 1854, 900; stock at ali
United States ports 1900, do in 1876
$4,000; stock at all interior towns $1,000,
last year G4,O00; stock, at Liverpool jas.
600, do in 1875, 100000; stock Of American
alloat for Great Britain 10000, last year
1G0 OOO
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INDrEAroL1s, May 11.-In the United
States Court in the matter OF application
for the appointment Of nreceiver for the
Lafayette, Muncie & Bloomington Rail
road yesterday and to-day having beer
occupied in reading afiidavits, the Bay
less party ask for a receiver for the road
west Of Lafayette only. Mr.. Heath will
not resist, if the appointment is made for
the whole road, and the indications are
that such appointment will be made TO-
mnrrnR
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weather Indications,

WAR DRPARTMRHT, !
OPPlcK OF THR CHIHP SIGNAL 0FPicKR, :
WASHINGTON, D. C., May l2-l a. 4.
PROBABILITIES.
For Lower Lakes and Middle Atlantic
States, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, with slight
rise IN the temperature and winds vari'
able but shifting from northeast to south
east.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, q
rising or falling barometer, northeast tc
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather
with rain areas and slight changes Of
temperature.
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BELLAERE LoCA1s.-A number Of EN-
igrAnts passed through here, Thursday
evening, en- route to the West.
The case in our Common Pleas Court
Of fourteen real estate property holders
Of this city, residing alopg the street ap
preaching to the railroad bridge, claim.
ing damage against the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, was removed 10 the
Circuit Court vi the United States Of the
Southern district Of Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. Clifford, Of Pittsburgh, connect.
ed with the merchantile agency Of Dunn
u Co., has been soiourning here for sew.
eral days, at the Globe House.
A little three year old daughter Of Mr.
Riesden, residing on Indian run, received
fearful scalding, by falling backwards
into tub Of hot water.
The Hutchinson family concert at the
Presbyterian Church, Thursday evening
for the benefit OF our reading room
proved success, financially.
Col. Sullivan, Of our city, and at pres
ent in business at Columbus, Ohio, sent a
telegram to his son here saying that Bell.
aire had been selected as the site OF the
contemplated tobacco warehouse.
Our city police and township ::consta,
bles are preparing TO make haul oi
church lonngers and card players, il such
practice is continued tomorrow and
hereaiter-Correct.
John EdmOnson, colored man, had q
narrow escape from drowning, near The
city whari.boat, yesterday. Edmonson
fell into the water with railroad tie or
top, pressing him toward the bottom, but
By some freak OF nature John managed tc
reach the surface aud dry land.
Doc. Jones, watchman at WALLACE,
cooper shop, had an encounter Friday
night with few desperate tramps, who
intended to snooze in the dry house at
tAched to the shop. The Doctor dis
charged several voleys IRON his poke
Watchdog, which made the moonlight
pedestrians skeedadIe at a lively rate.
Leech Il Erb'a orchestra band, of Ben
wood, executed some sweet music at thC
Bellaire House here, last night, at pri
yate party given by the proprietor, Mr.
Bradford.
Market day this day.
Ii the weather is favorable tomorrow
a temperance meeting in open air will bl
held on Gravel Hill
Temperance meeting this evening il
the Presbyterian Church.
The Kern Lodge OF Odd Fellows NEE
this evening at their Hall in Sheets 4
McGregor's building.
At the earnest request Of many persons
the Hutchinson family will repeat theil
concert at the Presbyterian Church, it
Bellaire, tonight. General admission q
cents; reserved seats 50c.; on sale a
Hamilton & Co.'sdrug store.
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A burglar IynchetI.

NEW ORLEANS, May ia dispatch
from Providence, Carroll parish, 10 Gen.
W. I. Mcmillan, says: i"We captured a
burglar last night that has been breaking
into houses about here. He was prowl.
ing around our place to make another
attempt on our store. i brought him to
town and turned him over to the author-
tiles and he was put in jail. He was
taken out Of jail and shot by crowd Of
disguised men"
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CHICAGO, May ll.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-Actlve; No. 9 Chi.
SaSo spring 81 Il cash or May; 81 7lX
anS: y 7O1 July; No. 8, 81 55; rejected
n 2Jai 9S. Com-Fairly active and a
shade higher; 54hc cash; 65Ac June; SIX
a5Sc July; rejected Soc. OatS-Steady and
IN lair demandi 4ilSc cash; 44SSc bid June,
Rye,-Firmer at SIC. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Pork-Fairly active and "a
shade higher; $l4 So cash; $l4 S7h june;
Sl5 09p6ly. Lard-Steady and In lair de.
mandi 50 so cash; 50 69IsG9 % June; 50 65
July. Bulk AeatS-Dull; shoulders 5Ac;
clear rib SIC; clear 794c. Whisky-$i 10.
At the close wheat was unsettled at 81 &c
June. Corn 5G9Sc June, Oats unchanged,
Pork quiet at $14 %. lard qniCt at
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Sudden Death OF n Catholic Pre-
lnIN.

PANAMA, May 1.-THE Star and Her
aid says The Arch. Bishop Of Quito, q
very gentle and inofensive Prelate, died
very suddenly, March 30th, and it was
believed that some person had admins
tered poison in the wine used for cele.
brating Mass, GOOD Friday. We learn
that an autopsy showed that death had
been caused by the suilusion Of blood or
the brain,
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ITALY.
The Clerical Bill.

ROME, May 1.-THE. Ministerial organ
DTettO, commenting on the Clerical
Abuses Bill, says: "The Senate vote is
in defiance Of the G Governments whole &c.
clesiastical policy, and symptom that the
Right is becoming the Clerical party. The
Ministry is bound to meet the Senate
action by introducing a Civil Marriage
Bill, and promised plan for the reor.
ganization Of the Ecclesiastical property.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-THE body ol
Geo. Parmelee was found on the platform
Of the depot, at Brooks Station, L. & n,
r. K, this morning, at . o'clock, with two
bullets in his breast. The shots were
heard few minutes before. A pistol was
lying near. As yet it is not known wheth.
it was murder or suicide.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1l.-Writs Of haJea,
corpus have been sent to Glasgow by or.
der Of Judge Bullard, of the U. s. Court
for Che purpose Of securing the release oi
the Deputy Marshals from, the custody
Of the civil authorities. The result Of
their service ia looked 10 with interest.
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rhlIa,Iclnhin Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1l.-Wool-Quiet,
supply light; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NN and above 42e; extra 4Oai2c;
medium extra .:i3a4ic; coarse extra 3OagSc:
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 3jaS7c; medium fine 40a4lc; coarse fine
3OaS2c; cOmbing washed 45a5Oc; unwashed
35a37c; Canada cOmbing Soc; fine un.
washed 25a97c; coarse and medium un.
washed 2Sc; tub washed 35a4Oc.
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CoLUNDA, S. c.. May 1.-THE com.
mittee appointed to investigate tho
charges against Associate Justice Wright
made report to the House to-day,
recommending that he be impeaChcd for
drunkenness and ircompetency.
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LoNDoN, May 1.-THE bark Sir Robert
Sale, from New York, for Angler, threw
overheard 800 cases Of petroleum during
a hurricane.
NEW YoRK, May yl1.-Arrived-Steam.
er Rheim, from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, May l1.-ArrivCd--The
Steamer Austrian, from Baltimore.
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Episcopnl Council.

PHILADELPHIA, May LIN the Gene.
raj Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church to-day the report the general
committee, composed Of the Bishops Of
the church and others, was presented by
Gov. Woodford and adopted. 1t recon-
mends that the presiding Bishop be paid
$4,000 as salary for the ensuing year
and 81 900 for travelling expenses.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER 292.
Wool Auction.

SAN FRAScIsco, May ll.-Falkuer
Bell & Co.'s third wool auction took
place to-day. 1924 bales were sold
mostly on Eastern account. Prices fol
Southern clips ranged from liz to he
choice ungraded Northern 2Osc.
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An AbscontIetI Dehtor.

NEW York. May l1.-Conrad Boiler
furniture manufacturer, is missing and his
creditors are endeavoring to ASCERTAIN
the amount OF his assets, which they
think will not exceed 20 per cent OF his
liabilities. Boiler had many lucrative
contracts under the Tweed ring.
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ANCLALsTRlNuENCN,
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE local
authorities have reported to the Munici.
pal Council that in consequence OF sick
ness or poverty, as we'll as the sacrifices
already made, they are unable to provide
the 100000 roubles, demanded by the gov
ernment us voluntary offer. They offer
to pay the sum by installments.
DEFEATED AT THE DANUBE.
LONDON, May 1l.-Intelligence has
been received from Sulina, that on Wed.
nesday the Russians attempted to cross
the Danube at Reni. They threw Il
bridge over the river but were met by
the Turkish Infantry and ARTILLERY, as
sisted by three gun boats. The bridge
was broken and a large number OF the
Russians we're killed and captured. The
Russians were completely defeated.
PLEASED WITH LORD DERBY.
CoNs1ANTINoPLE, May ll.-TheSult
is much pleased with Earl Derby's reply
to Prince GOrtschakoli7s circular and has
ordered the Porte TO thank the English
Government. He has also sent Said
Pasha, his aid de camp, to thank Layard.
Works for the defense OF Constantinople
will be constructed by the inhabitants.
WITHDRAWN FROM HAEs.
Cheiket Pashn will 90 to Kars. Some
papers pronounce that the Russians have
withdrawn from Kars, Ardahan, BSyazid
and Kageamon.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE opinion seems
to be that the Russian reconnoitery ex-
pedition 10 Ghiacet is precursor Of
serious attempt to cross over force
and capture Mattchin.
CONDITION OF TIE TROOPS.
A Bucharest correspondent reports that
the Russian commanders are evidently
taking every precGution 10 bring the
armies to the Danube without fatiguing
the men or animals. The condition OF
the troops shows that their efforts are
successful. A majority OF the cavalry
passing through Bucharest walk, leading
their horses.
NO CORRESPONDENTS ALLOWED.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 11.-Not sin.
gle journal in Europe has received per-
mission from Russia to send correspond.
ents to the headquarters OF the Russian
army.
SEEKING A LOAN.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Fiaancier SAYS /:
Incredible aS it may seem, there is reason
to anticipate that a Turkish financial
agent will soon visit London to attempt
10 raise by hook or crook few millions
Of money. The attempt will fail quickly.
LONDON, May ll.-Her Majesty = iron
armor plated ship, Achilles, left Liver
pool yesterday for Plymouth.
y 81. Petersburg dispatch says: 1t has
been definitely decided that Count
Schouvelotr will not return to London.
All the tort garrisons Of the Baltic
forts have been made up to iull strength.
MONITOR SUNK.
A Bucharest special says The largest
monitor on the Danube, which anchored
before Ibrail, was sunk by fire from the
Russian batteries this Friday afternoon.
A special from Tehran says: A Rus
sian military expedition started from Fl.
Krasnovadsk, on the east coast Of the
Caspian sea, going in the direction OF the
country Of the AEahal. The Turcomans,
who recently rendered allegiance to Per-
sia, thought the object OF the expedition
is the acquisition OF fresh stragetic posi-
tiong,
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Resigned His Office,

New YoRK, May 1l:-Ex.Mayor Lam
bert, OF Brooklyn, has resigned his posi-
tion OF Treasurer to the Long Islant
Presbytery. A Committee has been mp
pointed to examine his accounts in which
there Ia snid 10 be 4 small deficiency.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. May 1l.-Earth.
quake waves coming all day, At Fort
Point the tide guage mAxima, one hour a
part was fourteen inches rise and fall,
sharp.
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EigIlt Among the Poles.

CLEVELAND, May ll.-A number oil
Polish laborers engaged in u fight at
Berea, Ohio, last night, in which Freder.
ick Luca was Immediately killed and
John Skarey fatally injured.
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WASEIINGTOS.
Silver Coin.

WASHINGTON, May l1.-Silver coin
may be obtained without the expense OF
transportation on deposit Of notes or
fractional currency with any Assistant
Treasurer or National Bank depository,
or notes may be sent TO the United States
Treasury free Of expense and silver be
returned from the mint, therefore. Sill
yer, however, can be sent only in multi.
pies Of $1,000, and remittances and de.
posits should be made in likesums
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New YoRK, May 1.-The executive
officers Of the Trunk lines are endeavor.
ing to devise some means to remove
the present difficulties.
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PRUSSIA.

Great Strike Among the Golfers.
FRANKroRT, May 1.-Two thousand
colliers Of Dartmund District, Prussia,
have struck and the strike threatens to
assume serious proportion.
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New York, May 1l.-Ausgustus See.
ley, late Secretary OF the Goodenough
Horse Shoe Company, has been declared a
voluntary bankrupt. Liabilities SllS,-
900; assets nominal.
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Reported Arrival Of the City OF
Brussels.

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE report Is
in circulation that u dispatch has been
received reporting the safe arrival OF the
| City Of BrnaSells,
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PITTSBURGH, May Ii. = Petroleum =
Dull and lower; crude Sc 22h at Parker's;
refined 14Hal49SC, Philadelphia delivery.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, May 1l.-Mujor D. Schiller, Z
grand son, and the last male descCndent
Of the poet, il dead.
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NOTWITHSTANDING many evil reports
a0oat about good, old, Democratic Wetzel
county, the increase Of population and
development Of It's many and varied re.
sources Is truly wonderful.-MOundsrilie
GdsCtie.
We have never yet heard any "evil
reports about good old Democratic Wet
eel" that In any way belittled her pro.
creative capacity. Her reputation in
that line has always been immense. As
the historian says about Sweden, SO It
can be said about Wetzel, "the obstacles
to matrimony have not tended to check
the increase other population"