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ITALY.
Pope Leo HanHers After Tenn.
DOral Power.

ROME, April 26.-An encyclical Just
issued by Pope Leo, points out that 1t !.
wrong for society to combat the Church
and the Roman Pontifcate, especially
regarding the latter's civil principality
which Is q guarantee OF its Independence
aud liberty. The Pope reneWs and con.
firms the protest Of Pope Plus TX sgainsl
the occupation Of this civil principality
of the Church. His Holinessis confident
that with the aid Of God and the zeal oi
pastors, society will finally return 70 the
homage It owes 10 the Church. The
encycIicAl Il generally moderate and full
Of expressions Of affection toward society
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United States steamer Wyoming and
ship Constellation, which arrived a
Hayre together Tuesday, from New York
with exhibits for the Paris Exhibition
discharged their cargoes Immediately
The goods will be in Paris this week
The American section Of the exhibition
is filling up and ii Is thought that 1t viii
be little, il any, behind the others on th,
opening day, May lst.
o'LEARY on THE TRAMP AGAIN.
DUBLIN, April 25.-o'Lessy, the ped
estrian, last evening completed his wall
OF 220 miles in go hours.
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NEW YoRK. April 25.-The package
trade continues light 10. nearly ali depart.
ments. Business quiet with jobbers. Cot.
ton goods In light demand and fairly
steady. Prints in irregular demand. Best
styles Fancy Prints and low grade shirtinss
in steady demand for moderate lots. Heavy
woolens rather more active. Foreign goods
dntI -'a7s
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ADrlrcH from yestsrdAya Baltimore
S.kOu SsE Rork quotes prominent
s,,sei.r ~ expressing the opinion that
T,ldt nov the cheapest thing in Wall
s,,L' Add yet We have news this
u,niu, .hl, the syndicate have
,r.,,.I, , lot more Of Secretary
ssuI.. bonds. II our foreign ex'
prs eootiuue, and the Secretary sue
s,d. ia Marketing so million oi
resumption bonds, it ia difficult to see
LoT ruld i to effect much Of i rise. The
Gra.a.li 6a:stie, however, is one Of the
plPn oi good financial reputs that ex-
rs.., serious doubts Of the Secretary
lSility to resume even suppOsiDg he mar
k.I hi, ilty million Of bonds. It does
Dt tb.Ilsrs that specie payments can be
zinI,iusl on gold basis equal to one
ALIo ol ths Vreeubacks ahoat.
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EAST LIBERTY, April 25.- CATTLE
Receipts to-day $40 head Of through and
81 head Of yard stock; total for three days
5I4 head Of through aud 6s head OF yard.
All sold out at unchanged prices.
Hoes Receipts to-day 1,926 head; total
for three days 3.465 head. Workers IS Goa
s IS, Philadelphia s. 90a4 %.
sHBsP-Receipts to-day 200 hesd; total
for three days 1900 head. None sold to.
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on CRY, Pa, April 25.-Petrolsum-
The market opened excited With an up
ward tendency. The frst sales were at
81 SIX, steadily advanced TO 81 40 At which
price IL closed drm. Shipments 53,4sS
barrels, average q, 400. Tfansaetions 4is,-
90 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, April 25.-Petroleum-
Crude at 81 sax at ParkerS refined at lie,
for Philadelphia delivery.
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New YoRK, April 25.-Thomas Butnl
and John D. Taylor, contractors anC
builders, have gone into bankruptcy
Liabilities S225, 600.
TORONTO, April 25.-The boot and sho.
manufacturing firm Of John P. Helm
have made an assignment. Liabilities
$4,000.
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Fifteen Millions OF 4 I.2 Per
Cents Taken.

New YoRK, April 25.-Kernans News
Agency furnishes the following Washing.
ton dispatch: The Syndicate has just
taken an additional 100000 Of Al per
cent bonds under their option, making
sl5, 100000 taken SO far under contract
OF the 1lth met.
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AxorHEs ORANGE ROW.

An affray occurred in GrifiutOwu, a
suburb Of the city, tonight, between
0raugemen, Young BritouS and Catholic
Uuloniats, in which James Hartney, 4
Catholic, was fatally shot By, II lS alleged,
= Young Briton named Russell, who
eacaped.
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PHILADELPHIA, April ?5.-Business on
Change suspended on account OF the
Presidents visit. ProyiSious-unehanged.
Butter-Quist; creamery ut 2saSoc, Western
Reserve 2la23c. Eggs and Cheese-Steady
and unchanged. Petrnieum=Dull and IN.
changed. Whisky-Western at 81 cox.
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1,!eaf the ashes made by the fur.
aas'f the ISrE1LlaEscxa Office are
va '0L oI the cellar BY contract, and
.'.n s'a'E, nE'shie, eattnan about town, Is
M .SlI' The individual who undertakes
SsS George i. one Of the brands res.
S...l ~ I'a the burning by the Murphy
l.''.l' lI'at Ia former days he used to
~ Nv aa i'S to zee a man" very often,
-. !. 'SS''iaullly be would go to see the
,S' M !" often that hl assistants were
Il. 'a % dump him into the cart before
49,. ~. work va, done aud send him
HI "a damaged aud demoral-
,,,.,o condition. But all at once,
s, ~ '., TO our surprise, George
N,,.I 's'isd with the spirit Of the
W.. -, Movement and The spt thing
,, 4'' De bad enlisted In the cold water
n.,a 40 v" wearing blue ribbon.
C',s,'S or 'ou0d the Office though. that
ia s' aiSa! keep the pledge over night,
.ai,.s 4 =, odd, would have been given
-, All s! am doing 80, To their u.,opi,h-
A'''''', he appeared on he .csp,
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Alfred q. Thorn, who shot and
killed Mayor Sidney Pitts, at Eastyille,
Va, few weeks ago, and who was him
self severely wounded By Pitts, has been
tried and acquitted on the ground OF sell
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FIRE RECORD.

CoBuRo. oSr, April 25.-The windso.
Hotel burned to tho ground this morning
The front wall fell outward, hurying {
number Of hremen In the rainI, iouf el
whom were killed.
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Ma Al HARDEN and Miss Ida Har-
J.a, uhO haze been visiting in New Or.
kIn, Ior some time past, returned home
yesterday, They came up to Cincinnati
sIhs steamer Chas. Morgan, one Of the
irst buau 10 the trade, and had de-
lshdal TIP. They report the South at
hi, EuOu Of the year As q sortof fairy
Lsd, ths whole country being redolent
nth tie perfume Of flowers. Mr. Harden
nnihlt the weather was excessively hot
d New 0rleans-disagreeably so-and
6r Eere glad to exchange it for the
stssiug brrsEes Of the Ohio river. The
.asipe.. oI the boats coming up is light
htgoing down it i. lucrative. The Nor.
"a Etlt into New Orleans with 1900
S, Of freight, bu! only brought up
lSout.oO. Business is quiet in New Or
4as,, lud, ia fact, at all points on the
IiaiaipPi The Morgan got most Of
sf load down from points above Cairo.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stoci,s.

NEW YORK, April 25.-MosE1-Easy
at 4IIas per cent closing At 5. Prime mef.
candle paper 5a6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $13dOO0. The Assistant Treasurer
disbIrsed $4,000. Clearings SIS, ,000, 900.
Sterling; long 4 s6If, short 4se.
GoLD-Steady at 100H. Carrying rates
Az To ner cent aad fat
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v,n,,oros, Pa, must be getdoE to
WEI. ..,,, ,ick.d sort Of place when
s'P,''i :. R.m t..I. compelled to llIude in the
" ~, nI " drunk.uues. and licsntiOu'ne.'
,.Un.
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Hr5,dl pleasant call yesterday from
Stoa friend and associate in this paper
Nc. D. Hall, who is still in Pittsburgh
hthso6cs Of the General Manager o.
d. Psun,ylvlnia Company. Mr.. Hal
Hpora that The leased lines Of the Com.
PryAirs done better thus far this yeal
ank The sane time last year. The
Go-Pny ne putting their properties in
IN coalition, such aslaying great dea
as'sts viii steel rails, thus reducing
'iPeass Tor mainIaiuance oil way to the
si'inaHr and putting themselves IL
lsiPs 10 meet the active business com
Pt'ia'O that prevail. on the great East
I'D West lines. From Mr.. ball w
e.'aISai he men at the head Of affair
ID railroad circles at Pittsburgh hav,
'if'rs and abiding faith in the future
atAs Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
u n'PeSh not only the value Of th'
F'Pry bot also the iuviollbility OF th,
s'l'iaise OI the Pennsylvania Railroad
ID s''es. The stockhOlders Of tn,
Ftan'yIVanil road did themselves grea
A'''t ia their late meeting by the intelli
s'at discrimination With which they re
@'.d 70 'et l,ids . per cent Of theil
a''inF 'A.rsWith to buy up the securi
aa 'l their leased lines, and thus redne,
sei Interest accOunt in the course Of
"!'ln to very small and managerial,
FoPo'tioa'. Scott showed himself no
%yAseA' railroad man but a Statesman
a@s Soltueis with which be laid bare th
'1an Of Sii road aud its leased line.
NaA lie calm confidence with which b
taNa and carried through his schem
" ~ 'IirlratOu from embarrassing
tsl9eial Environment So feasible and Q
~ .Sa 'As shsms-sO much is it the par
: ~ Of .'Peiiency and honesty to cafr
S%-'a'', +" Nr. Hall says, railroal
{. h'' expressed not Only great I'D
'la'a lot it, but entire confidence i
@aaPLl. success.
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vz FsIscn WILLARD, the vel
~. ~ temperance lecturer, and Mrs
%., ,1',' 3. willard, widow Of the lA''
6I,i.. Nv. = willard, eIitOr Of the Chicago
Ul'L ", t,,. ., ,,,nmsd control of that paper
~ ,i,o, H. and publisher respectively
y. : .,bIie may e1pec. that a pure and
...;,st - p,p.,, independent in polite. .
'Ps" u 4, ,J,oc.,s Of all that is good, will
N oubl,bed BY them.
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Gdt9ntelLgttlfr:

=, Esor, Of TaylOssOVu, Pa, ha.
!, lAa I, ,ool TO Ro.s Patterson for S5
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Noah Deer, Of Terre Haute, is De.
ranged at Sing Sing, from being knocked
from train on The Hudson River Rail-
road on Tuesday evening.
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shipment OF Horses 70 England,

MoSRrREAI. April 25.-six hundred
horse. were shipped from here today for
EnOlsbd
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yFourPsr Cent Loan.

wAsa1serOx, April 25.-The sub.crlp-
tions to the four per cent loan to-day
reached SO, 900.
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For Tennesse aud the Ohio Valley
slightly cooler northwest windl and
rising barometer, clear weather.
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weather indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oRHCx or THR cITIKY HIGsGL OIgicRH.
WASuNsFoa, D. C., April 2s-l A. H..
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Houses. Barns, Trees and Fences
Leyeled with the Earth.

Fearful Loss Of Human Lie.
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Va 70 PIT SsHs Hs'
GovKRaAfESm-Steady.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS alPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LHEEzL1eEScER
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HOUSE.

Immediately after the reading Of the
journal, the Speaker announced that the
regular order would be the confederation
OF the Senate bill for the repeal Of the
bankrupt law.
Mr.. McMahon, who had charge OF the
bill, stated that at the end Of two hours
discussion he would demand the preyi-
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T'EEEI " w EEE'E'EI"

scwiuF Machiue Is the easiest selling and bcst
in the market. II has a VeIv large
shuttle mGKes the loC5s'i'ch; Is slmulc in con-
s ttuctiOn; verv light running, ard almost noise
less 1t is almost impossible for Other ma
chimes to sell in direct orrDc'i'lon with inc
WHITE AGENTS WANTED ApDlv for
terms TO WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
cleveland, o.
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

Chicago is doing more building at the
present time than in any previous Spring
sipes 1873
The great -four predicting industry of
Minneapolis, MINI, is to bs'inereased by
adding nets mills, with SS runs of stones, SO
that there viii 10 in thst city 2G3 runs Of
stones
"A spinning mill, to employ four hun
dred hands, is TO be erected in Scranton, Pa.
The business comes from Massachusetts,
and Scranton was elected owing to the
cheapness Of coal o; that point.
The copper production of Michigan last
year was worth $6,40O,OOO. The iron ore
product was worth about $S,sOO,OOO; pig
iron, about 81 100000. Total mineral pro-
duct, about $lI 100000.
Rival plough manufacturers are now
organizing blowing matches in Lehigh
County, Pa, and the farmer on whose land
the match occurs chuckles at having his
Spring ploughing cheaply and expeditiously
done.
London Rardleare says: At an cyhibi.
ton of japanese art and manufactures, held
in the Imperial Palace, the first object.
which met the eye Of Commander Briggs
II. N, were on American plough and ;
large farm wagon.
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G. N. CrittentOn, PrOp'r.

No, SEVEN SIXTH AVENUE Ny.
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AANSAS!

All about Its Soil Climate, Rhs6hr6ea, Products
LhWs. ana it, People are giveu In the
RANSAS FARMER, d 1J.paEs
Weekly, IN It's 18th yeafI
Post paid. mo. soc.
Address. J, K HUDSON. Topeka. Rsnsas.
Has quickly taken a high plaes among aEII.
cultural jOurnals.-N. Y. TIibune...,.We have
consider ed It among he best OF our exchanges,
aud wOIthy representative OF TIRE West-Prie-
teal Farmer. PhilAd'n. ,..Our Kansas frlends
ould feei much PRIDE 10 the biPh character
and steIl ug worth Of their state agricultural
paper National Live. stock journal -. We
cheer fully eIedit u with being one OF the lest
edited of Our Western aRrlonttufl1 aIcha nKaas
-3Vr1t q tho Ea1aas y. Y AMs18We
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It invariably Cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Croupand other
Affections of the Breathing Organs.

its soothing Influence upon the irritatc0 lin.
ing of the nir passages is due to the Fact that
it, Ingredients ere the most eiilcpctous pulmon.
The article be ng the HONEY Of the UORlG.
HOUND PLANT, chenic ,lly united with the
MEDICINAL principle of the ABIES Balls.
AMEA or Balm of Gllead. There Orc hesidbs.
five other botanic ecments winch give aGdl'
tloual efficacy TO tue 0rst nlmCd two.
Those who haze ns,d u say tna1 HnA,hi5,9t
ouly wonderfully remcdic II III all casog where
the oruanS Of TcsDi, nllUn arc eilocted but also
tna. s acton is unusually rap Il. n few do o.
frequency serve to re icve y vert Obstinate
CCIlgh l. contains nothing thGt can disorder
the stomach, fact That can be alleged WI,
truth OF Dut lew eup1h remedies; II has an eX.
tTemey aPi ecab c Il Ivor nnd rs sod at q figt
which cnaOes those Of the mCst limited means
to avail themselves Gifts virtues
Its SIMPLY mn0ne.s to TITLE with COuCh,
Irritation Of the Throat ChesV und LUNGS
trave,s randy, and what IS q trih!ng and easily
cnuqueraOle difficulty III tn0se ORGANS to-day.
my IN n few weeIs Gevelope into Bronchitis Or
Consumption, two diseases whlch CARY more
victims to early graves, thal any other In the
long LIST Of bodily disorders.
A Cough may be fltlv termed the Preliminary
Stare nj Con sumption, m4lAdv Of winch
UALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND
TAR. is the surest known preventive. Those
Thereon, who would arrest the progress o1 the
DESTROYER snould delay not moment 10 case
CHITDNEN derive great benefit from its
SOOTHING Properties. when suff ring with the
raruxysm Of Group ant Whonp,ug Cough. 1he
fret named dIse1ss is especlnly Ges.ruc i've
among young chilGren and this reliable lemedv
should b kept on hGn0 IN al house olds. BUY
THE LARGE PACKAGES AND ECONoSIz ..
PRICES. 20 cents and ST. per Bottic. Sold by
nil Druggists.
C. N. CRITTENT0N, Prop'r,
No. z Sixth Avcnua, New York.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME MONEY,
IA SURE. ."Cornelfs history OF Penpsylya.
Ma" Now ready Write Tor agency at once.
JOHN SULLY & CO., Publishers rs SAMSON
Street PhilRdelphia mar 2SS8
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ElTEoEEI,El IREA!

Johnson's Anodyne L'nimont will positively
prevent this terrible disease, and will positive.
IL cIrs nine cases IN ten Information tbatw
save many hvcs sent fee Ov mail. Don't doley
q moment. Prevention 10 better than cure. l.
g. LOH son & 90. Ennrnr. MnIne
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PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States;
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
toneys who are at distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as 70
patentablity, free Of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German-American
National Bank, Washington, &C.; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and embers of Congress from every State.
Address; LOUIS BAGGER & CO., solici.
tors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building WAsmSGToSj DC. dec22
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Tt an IncomparaD,e Remedy for rruiSGs
Ulcers, q It's. ana every irritable or unhto'tby
condition Of the SiS,n, and IS most sew CeaDle
remedial agent and source OF hpeedi rehet In
cases Of GOut end rheumatism.
Itlsa most de lrable DI INFEC rAST OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN wOrl ard used
by uev -Ons suffering from nlnrNiD a. or cOnjao-
lou. diseG cs und ~ aptal Remedy and IRE
Neutlllve of them, when used C5 an II ctlun
Persons omp!OviuF l. have no need 20 take Snl-
phrr Baths or 10 resoIC TO sL.phIT SpIiags /
Ssan iGiunct OFT TOILET, it is far more
de- lr3b G than nny COsmedr, nee It do, not,
ike eltic c OF tina. nature, ,cOnceGi Complexion.
az BltmI hes, but removes IN an.
TA&. FREOkLhS,tIMPLl3S. DLoTN HES,
and the hkC, sDeeuilV weld 10 lis clnl.Y.ug m
fileuCe; and it Is the very test SOtO To shtve
with, ,becau>e II leaves tJc skin smooth Gud free
from the irritation prOlGc on Il sensitive Cuti-
ctr BY The pplc4tnu ui Inc lhzlf II GlsJ
completely cradle t's ID DANDRUFF.
huu- cwtVes declare II 10 10 excellent for
wishing WOULES, LIN LS. LACE, ana Other
tur.us and ladIe, n.uy.Lg n che OCsi cIclcs OF
met Opontan nnl rural society spe1k Uiit III
IN highest terms.
Unlcn uOun its PtOp ltJlr. manY OF winch have
bc II pub 'l-hed in the form Of the q neat pImpl
yet Prucu,nOle OF LruTels 'ud Fancy GGots
DablerS the onglnAlS Oelhg open 20 puDlc :
spac'ion vt ms MRDICINAL " NAREHOuhE. M. 7
slNlII AVENUE, NtW NohK; Ihe mucso IA
moreover lAdoTsa I'll tY The y uGlCGl fra eTn ~.
Like most other FGuiuuSAelle les GLEN N'S
SULt uUN SOAP has been initiated soaps
w.thuut tbs 'm1llc.t frac lcn OF r. medal en-
CaCy la Dccn ana are Illt ted upon the unsus.
Hcrlug and Un0usarvart, as Se"mnr sulphur
soaps possessing Dtup'iucS lenllcal W ,h or
equal 10 the Great Saeclno wren lhe.r N"hunr'
serN TO lIN9i by underhand competition. IN"
pubic should Therefore be calcIul TO inquh g
los q ~ ~, = = ~ nhtt soap Dy rs laI hIine'
Al resp 'ct be ID u 'glsts. Fame Goods D-al
crs ard Grucers keep GLENN'5 SULPHUR
SOAP, 'nd vii ON demald iorlt supply the
GESul, THING to tnelr customer.
PNlNES, IS cents Ger 1 AXE 1 Box, % cake }
sent Ol mall, prepaid ior ~ cents.
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Beautiier Of the Complexion.

It renders the Cuticlo IIealthrully Clear
and Smooth, and is the Best Possible Substi-
tute for Expensive Sulphur Baths.
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TW ENTY ACRES,

more or les SAID premises are ,itu9tcd in
Beaver Lun Val e. unont two milrs IRON
tac1erton, Ihe imnroyements tleroon gre a
EsEyA % \ L-AND.A-HALF STONY FRAME
EkeHI DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, nlgut IGN9O
zlHee4ssLl ieet' with onc-story irama mtcheu,
uD9ut .sNl2 teeG frame barn; ch zee fruit trees
am sr1De vines well a water IN tlc yaId
Terms Wll We made lOWu a. tlC time an1
pace o. sale by tn MAS KEMERER.
Aammsltator of GOtlieb Nosly DeCeased.
LehightOA AaZoh ., ls.Sss
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EOr Sale.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF C0rOon tUuntv, the uudcrSigu,u, ADM nis.
lr'tor 81 the cState OF GOfh h Ncsiy. Ets ct
-dai0nipg Township carbon Comfy, Pom a..
DC ascl, VIII rNrn u s lie, at pubnc vendue
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-15
InCeudIary Fire.

NASHVILLE, April I3.-A Ere at
ClsrksviIle tonight destroyed property
to the amount OF 100000. 1t ia sup
posed the fire was the work Of an in
cendisry.
NASHVILLE, April l4.-It is now
definitely sscertained that hity-seven
houses were destroyed b. the Clarksyille
fire, including, the best build
iug5 in the city. The insurance is
estimated at $4,000. but has
not yet been Itemlzed, aud can
not be until to morrow, owing
to the excitement prevailing throughout
the day. The fire Is regarded as the work
Of an Incendisry, with whom the blacks
deeply sympsthize, refusing aid in sup
pressing the flames.
Policeman Phillips yesterday shot
and killed . negro named Seat, while
resisting him with stones. This aroused
feeling amongst the blacks who threat.
ened to mob Phillips. He WAS placed
in jail for SAFETY. 1t is supposed the
FIRE was the result of the recent
lynching Of a negro for attempted rape
on white girl and Seats death. Fifty
Fifty special policemen are pstroling
the streets tonight. Nine hundred hogs
heads of tobacco were destroyed by the
and rain. The list of houses embraces
all kinds of business, among them the
court house, banks, Central Hotel, hook
and ladder house, two iewelry store, Two
dry goods stores, eight groceries, 2 pub
lie halls and ten residences.