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Tornado at Atianin-A Congre.
CATION Barred In o Church.

New YoRK, March ll.-An Atlantis,
Ga dispatch says that tornado struck
that city yesterday morning about II
o'clock, levelling the Episcopal Church
and injuring eighteen members Of the
congregation. When the building was
struck the officiating minister, knowing
that II was merely question Of minutes
to secure the safety Of the people, cried
to them to throw themselves under the
seats. This advice the congregation FOL
lowed, and not a moment too soon. With
fearful creAks aud lara Of its rooi and
walls, the whole building crumbled into
q Shapeless ruin, burying the congrega.
tion under the debria. Several other
churches in Atlanta have been seriously
injured, their walls shaken and roofs
partly stripped. The City Hall has been
entirely unroofed and the car sheds OF
the railroad depot unsettled. Greatdam:
age was done to private residences aud
stores.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1l.-It ID
stated that four or Eve provision houses
In this city, besides that Of Collins 4
Beogary, which suspended Saturday, are
seriously involved. Collins & Beogary'a
liabilities are placed at $500, 900.
NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE failure
Of the provision houses in Philadelphia,
Il Ia said on the Produce Exchange and
by the leading provision dealers here,
will not affect any New York houses.
BosToS, March 1.-THE Home Say.
ings Bank suspended to-day. A tempo.
rafy Injunction had been obtained two
years sgo. The deposits amounted to
S6,798, ,243, since which they dwindled to
$3,ll7, ,43l, Of this amount s., 2,S4l ,634 are
invested In real estate loans.
PHILADELPHIA, March H. Ashael
Troth & Son, William A. Millar & Co.,
and Troth Bros., provision dealers, have
suspended. The failures were brought
about mainly through the operations Of
Henry Troth, trading as Ashael Troth &
Son, who hasilbeen operating largely.
The debts OF the firm are due principally
to banks and note brokers, who negotiat-
ed their paper. The above firms were
identified with Collins & Reagory and all
declare that no other house ia the trade
Is involved.
MONTREAL, March 11.-Picault 4 Co.,
Wholesale and retail druggists, suspended
to-day. Liabilities. 100000.
Bosros, March 1l.-White, Osborn. &
Co, leather dealers, are reported to have
suspended. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at $4,000, chiefly due rough
leather dealers.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE schedule
Of the assignment Of R. w. Adams & Co,
lumber dealers, was filed to day. Liza
bilities OF the firm and individual mem.
bers Sl.54s, ,O44; nominal assets 81 ,9GS, 442,
actual $50, ,959'
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Virginia Iesislnture.

RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-THE Honae
OF Delegates to day passed the bill to take
the sense Of the voters OF the State as to
calling q Constitutional Convention ia
November next. The bill was su5se.
quently virtually killed in the Senate BY
the adoption Of a motion to indefinitely
postpone-yeas q, nayss.
The House Of Delegates to night or
dered to engrossment the bill offering &c
creditors, to refund their bonds In the
regia,ered bonds bearing 3 per cent In
terest for IS years and rer cent for 8:
years. They are TO be non taxable BY
city or state on principle or interest.
No compulsion was expressed or implied
In the bill.
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Will Congress- Go Further on the
silver Question:

Ave have already noted, there Ia to
h ~ Altempt to supplement the silver
III Vilh additional legislation-some.
Sr, more rldical-something that will
apnible, initiate. We take 1t that the
ss,,s ha, done about all that it Is will
IN 10 DO Tor silver this session. Still
ul,f he pressure Of the House, in cast
supplementary legislation should pas
Glbody, tia possible enough that the
stIe might weaken. Our two Senator
pit on The Bland feature Of the silver
III ths time that feature was struck
at 10. the Senate, Hereford voting tc
shiu Il and Davis 10 strike II out, The
EIrd isatnre was "a follows:
.And any owner Of silver bullion may
dpalt The same at any United State.
stligs mint or assay Office, to be coined
hto such dOlars for his benefit, upon the
TINE terms and conditions as gold bull
Hs i deposited for coinage under exist
iyhN."
he vote IN favor OF striking ont this
lprtiOn stood Ayes 40 and noes %, Sen
lat DAri. voting aye, and Senator Here
id'rOtius no. 10 lieu Of the Blanc
EllIttuts, the following provision wal
irsrAd:
saadt The Secretary Of the Treasury Il
iSIhOrii.d and directed, ont Of any
Hassy 10 the Treasury not otherwise ap
PSFilttd, to purchase, from time tc
tse, silver bullion, at the market pric'
asnol, nOtle's thaa two million dollars
'StA pr month, nor more than fonl
aud'O dollars worth per month, ant
siaSIts sane to be coined mouthly, Al
lntu 30 purchased, into such dollars
ssd'syain or Feigniorage arising from
ai coinage shall be accounted for anc
dtHiSlhe Treasury, as provided under
tisttg laws relative 10 the subsidiary
aa's provided, that the amount O
aas'l Many one time lnveated In such
ah' bullion, exclusive Of Hnch result
Ss'Ia, shall not exceed S., 100000"
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The state Debt Of Virginia.
strenuous Efforts Being Made
10 Liquidate the Same.

| ~ INV tNtAAAAVt
RICHMOND, March 1O.-Ftom present
appearances the Legislature will adjourn
without making any proviaiona for the
carrying on Of the State Government,
Some Of the demagogues In the Legisls.
ture threaten that free education will
have TO be suspended. Yesterday Mr..
Henkle, Of Shenandoah, had prepared Q
resolution for the House Of Delegates
calling on the maidens and matrons to
contribute their jewelry toward the pay
ment Of the State debt and expenses of
the Government.
Awell known citizen has also propo-
sition for the formation Of State Debt
Paying Association. He proposes that
each patriotic Virginian who will do 90
be requested 70 pay $40 per year for the
privilege Of being member of the Asso.
citation, such fee 10 90 into the Treasury
toward the payment Of the State debt,
Each member OF the Association who
pays $lOO will receive a parchment set
ling forth that fact and showing that no
was true to the Old Dominion in the times
when some OF her sons wantedto dishon-
or her. The projectors Of this scheme
think that this will have the effect Of
waking anew the growth Of patriotism in
the breast Of every Virginian, and that the
debt will be paid while the Legislators are
wrangling over it.
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Not IN UnparaiIeIed winter

Did you ever see such winterP Yes;
that Of ls34-5 was Just like II. So was
that Of 1928, when the Chicago river
did not freeze over at all. Bristol &
Porter built the propeller Independence
that winter, and sent her 10 Green Bay for
load Of ice, which was all the Ice we
had that year. The steamers Madison
and Chesapeake arrived here from Buf,
iAlo March ~. The next winier-1s434 A
-was the longest and coolest known here
10 the Oldest inhabitant. Navigation
closed Is early "a November 18th, and
did not open until May 3lst the Constl'
tuition, Captain Kingman, ARRIVING from
Buffalo on that dAys-C Chicago Journal.
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uWhishy Did This -

ST. LOUIS, March ia well dressed
man jumped into the river from a barge,
last evening, and was drowaed. He lelt
a memorandum on the boat containing
aWhisky did this. Take compassion
on my little boy" d. LAytS. /,
The writing and papers were identified
as belonging TO Dominic Levin, a well.
to do peddler, who had been on spree
for several days.
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sew hampshire Elections.

4IhOuBh New Hampshire does not
slH' C0sSteamen to-day, but only a
Sii. ticket, nevertheless the result will
s1OkedtO with much interest as indica.
S'sOtNhat may be expected all along the
aa0tSIA'es voting for COugressmen this
AL There v" a Republican majority oi
SealSMOtorHayea over Tilden in 1876,
sd'l y 1000 Ior Prescott, the Republican
e''s'nof, In 1877, but in the Congress.
a'al' 'snI!, BY districts, last year. the
,s''s''s nniotity was only 1905. The
HAll'urs stood s Republicans aud 4
= SD'a's'Al', in The Senate, and 22l Repub
4s''' and l65 Democrats in the House
: n'as election to-day there Is a discor
Ss' element in'the Republican ranks
.Hs's0fated "Bill Chandler" as he il
70 lame, Is on his ear TO rebuk,
~ S'la io' going back (sO he says) OF
,'s ,sal'd and Chamberlain, in Louisiadi
- South CarOlina-but more par
s'4'ly TO rebuke him for no
tlsIA'irs 4 Bill Chandler to
y. msI IL @iA'iOn. And although thi
~ s't. made a tilsco OF rebukin,
~ IN The Republican State Conyen
saI New Hampshire a few weeks ago
SR' ~ nPp~ed tha, since then he ha
ss'''d .'' himself together to better ad
a' lad that be will FIRE several tor
sa'e' under water to-day that will NOR,
NJ. = dlRAge the Republican ship o
ssl, 50 belt. 1.-THE Republican par
y. sa'0I y. survive the hostility Of such
L.. I" u this Chandler It ought to &,
~ ~, : Ih'snte may possibly be throw
nv. N ae hands Of the Democracy to-day
~ 'asA We do no. expect ii, yet eve.
!. sS"'''aIt will be no proof tha. the peo.
1, S' pl opposed to the policy pursued b,
AItNlNnhN
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,.,,.h.se OF the Ohio City
Ibe Mills.

r. CONGRATULATE the people Of Mar
-, r,rry on the fact that a number o
@'t ,,i.,l bp,ine.s men have at last go'
I,I s'a d ,bs Ohio City Mills, and that the
'..,.,D y, will speedily be put on its iee'
u ND. , means Of mutual benefit tt
b purchasers and a large NUMBER o.
y ..,1I. desiring employment.
n. mill i, understood to have passed
a. ~, present hand. at about 500 5'OOO' at
I;.s price ii should certainly make
'..., '.a tor is owners. It has 100 acre'
4 Nj. 20 acres Of real estate, a mill
ss % nail machines and a correspond q ..
- =. INV. department, and also all The
.sl,rs appointments for handling freight
I,,,, ,s.,DI, .nd e1peditiou.ly. The BenwoOd
s,n1,,, ran the concern for several
Ss,,b,, vhen they were rebuilding their
M pill, and made a handsome sum oil
n. present purchasers OF the property
q, Understood to be Messrs. Alex. and
sn,.l [.ughliu, Major Loring, Major
g,t and Mr. we.herald, of Bellaire
n. p.T organization will take the
un. oI the L.ushlin Nail Company. l,
4 aid that the property coat its late
s;,.r,bOut $l35,OOO, and that IT now
.Ltor An amount barely sufficient to
sr,, u. fs,l mOrtgsge and expenses ol
4. Osce this mill is put into success
bIo,ention brighter days will dawn on
III Martins Ferry neighbOrs, who, BY
,4as d the stOppage Of the mill, and
t,coIl,p.e Of the Steel Works, and the
hatdps down Of the Excelsior Glass
Vst,, have had rather more than theii
Gin oI bad luck.
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A Youthful Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-Roberl
McAdams, aged l2 years, and Charlei
Patton, OF the same age, quarrelled TO-
day over the possession oi a stick O.
candy. Patton threatened to shoot Nc
Adams II he did not divide, aud as the
latter still refused, Patton drew q pistol
aud shot McAdams through the head,
killing him instantly. The young muir
derer then asd, and has not yet been ar.
reaIed
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Ran Throurh . Brldge.

DkrRolr, March l1.-An engine and
seven cars OF freight train bound north
on the Jackson, Lansing 4 Saginaw Rail
road this morning ran through the bridge
at Marsh Creek, between St Charles aud
Saginaw, killing the fireman, Charles
Thayer, and badly injuring the engineer
Silas Hall. The accident was caused BY
the giving way Of dam aboyethe bridge
which washed ont the embankment.
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Marine intelligence.

LONDON, March 1.-THE steamers Pal
estine, Germania, State Of Nevada, New
York, Lord Give, Philadelphia and Bos
ton have arrived out.
FAYAI, March 1.-THE steamer Eu-
pirates, from Philadelphia for Liver
pool, put In here seriously damaged In
a fearful gale. She must discharge and
restow her cargo.
HALlFAx, March 11.-Arrived-s Steam
er sarmatia, from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, March II 11.-Arrived-Tht
steamer Ohio, from Bremen.
New YoRK, March 1l.-Arrived-
Steamers New York and Adriatic, from
Liverpool. ...f
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CoLuMBrs, O., March ll.--Wm. IL
Collinp, guard in the penitentiary, was
attacked by three conyicts thit afternoon
and fatally injured. A convict started
TO leave the shop contrary TO orderR
and was told by Collins TO return to his
work. As Collins turned to take his
place in his chair convict struck hin
on the jaw with an iron bar. The guart
collared the offender, when he was yici-
ously attacked by two other convicta
one OF whom struck him on the head
with hammer, iracturing his skull.
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.CoutrIbntions for Mot springs.

Hor SPRINGS, March 1.-THE liberia
donation Of $500 from the Chicago Boarc
OF Trade has swollen the cash contribu
tions for the relief OF the sufferers by the
recent fire here to something over $1,000
Much has already been done 10 the way
OF providing for the most pressing needs
but q generous public should be informed
that much stili remains to be done, ant
that their efforts and contributions shoult
not cease. The case here has unusua
features OF hardahipA, and the distress il
far more general and severe than usually
attends such disasters. ..
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0nELnle alInIster 10 Englnnd.

New York, March 1l.-Hon. Edward
|s. Pierrepont, late Miniater TO the Court
Of St. james, writes that he Ia not a can:
didate Tor the judicial Office 80 long and
90 emiuently filed by Judge Blatchford.
He says: VI have not sought or deaired
the place, nor could | accept II II tender.
ed TO me. ! am about to resume the
practice Of the law.
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The snow Blockade.

CHEYENNE, March 1.-The sitnation
on the several blockaded railroads enter.
ing this point is not very materially
changed. This evening the belated traips
occupy relatively their same positions
with the exception Of No. 3, at Antelope,
last evening, which has been put back to
sidney for Better accommodatious.
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NIttlng BulI NtnrYIng.

ST.. PAUL, M1xN, March ia Bis
marck special 10 the Pioneer Press says:
On February 18th one Of the Sioux chiefs
from Sitting Bulls camp told scout on
this side that the band were nearly stary-
ing and would gladly surrender II they
could keep their ponies.
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I,o1ced TO lOOs yesterday, max
GOD q. ,,..pbsck r,spb dollar Of our beloved ",
b. 's' sor,b exactly 99.2555SS. The
e'''I1 ',.Dium 'v,% in 1878 does not bid
s'''s' -. y ;,,s very high. Last year i
' .,..5 J Iit lS4.7, the year before. lll'6' and
r'f's'a b.io,e ts that, 1888. We appear
v !! ',a1 'aning ns, to zero in 1873. But let u'
Se% 'I.,Sus too much until we pass
n ''.S II. woods that skirt the horizon
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Honors 10 Grant-Greece Tore Up

ATHENS. March 1l.-A fete is to take
place tonight in honor OF General and
Mrs. Grant. The ruins Of the ancient
Temples and Pantheon will be lllumi.
mated. Il.
Insurrection Is very active in Thessaly
Epirus and Crete. Fresh outbreaks ID
Macedonia are reported.
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SAN FRAsotsco, CAL, March ll.-A
Portland dispatch states that US Mar
shal McLaren, Of Minnesota, starts Eas.
to-day with L. Rein in custody, indicted
By the United stsiea Court in Minnesota
for eounterieitipg, Hs was caught near
Spokane FallS, Idaho, Ext
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ITALY.
The Rlng and Pope Both in
Trouble.


RoME. March 1l.-Pairolie, who has
undertaken the formation Of a new
ministry, 10 a former Garibaldian. He
Is deservedly popular and is the only one
who can reorganize the Libertia party
sunk into discredit through the conduct o.
Nicotera, Deiretis and Crispi, but is moi
an administrator and will take the port
folio only as accepting the Presidency Of
the Council. Sanardelli, formerly Mini
ster Of Public Works, will probably be
Minister Of the Interior; Farini Minister
Of Public Works and Durando, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.
The disturbances among The Swisa
guard at the Vatican continue. Forty
have been dismissed. Some fanatics in-
side and outside Of the Vatican are tam
pering with these mercenaries for The
purpose Of creating difficulties for the
Pope.
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Natnrda,,s 4 Storm nj New OrIeans.

NEw ORLEANS, March 1l.-satnrday'a
storm damsged the leyees to consider
able extent. 0reyasses are reported at
Jesuite's Bend, 1s miles below the city,
and at Dr.. Wilkinson's, thtrty'fiye miles
below the city. Both are on the right
bank. There Ia no estimate Of the dam
age made, 5
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CANADA.

QUEBEC, March 1.-THE new Govern
ment had Cabinet meeting to-day.
Writs for the reelection Of Ministers
have been Issued. Messrs, Bachand
Marichand and Chanvean were probably
elected by reclamation, and Jolly BY
good majority.
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struck by L lightning.

MEMPHIS, March 11.-A Mr.. Hodges,
while walking along the road about q
mile from the city, this aftereoon, was
struck by lightning aud instantly killed
Another gentleman, with Hodges, was
also struck and dangerously injured.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MONTREAL, March 1l.-John Canning
Bell was Dangerously shot in party rio!
In East End last evening. Joseph and
William Gardner, George Kelly, William
Chester and George Beatty, all Protest.
ants, were arrested.
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IT is said that the peach buds are now
so far forward as to have no chance at
all in case Of freeze. While this ur-
seasonableness Is much to be deplored,
yet we are still in hope that a change in
the temperature will save the apple crop.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TROUBLES IN ITALY.
The Kia55 with His Ministry and the
Popewith the Swiss Guards.
London Times Repudlates Russian
Diotation.
England Seeks the Lions Share in
The Conference.
THE TROUBLES IN Italy.
Jealous Of Russia.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Roa says:
Measures must be taken to prevent the
Dardannelies and Bulgaria from becom-
ing Russian Property.
BERLIN, March 11.-In the Reichstag
to-day the Chancellor's substitute bill
passed 10 third reading-17i to 10l.
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SAN FaAxusco, March 1.-THE joint
legislative committee appointed to in
vestigate the labor troubles, report that
the Chinese complication Is responsible
ior the trouble.
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Rreaeh Of promise yerdic,,

NASHVILLE, March 11.-An American
special from McMinnville Gays: Miss
Carrie Beaumont hss been awarded a
verdict Of 10000 damages against B. G.
Scott for breach OF promise.
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DIED.

MoRAN.-on Monday, March II, 1873, At II
O'Clock P. NJ, MARY MORAN, In her 18th ysr.
Funeral from the reGidence Of Frank Moran, No.
22i9 Eotf street, Wednesday morning al soelock
In,erment at Calvary Cemetery
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NEW YoRk, March ll.--Rey. j. H.
Gordan, q passenger on the steamship
City Of New York, died on the voyage
from Liverpool.
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The New York Cubans Resolve
10 Keep Up the Fight.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE Cabans
residing In this city and neighborhood
have resolved to send men and means to
their compatriots, who slill struggle TO
win the Independence oftheir native Isl.
and.
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Political Notes.

Bosros, March 11.-At Augusta, Me-,
the Republicans elect the Mayor by 2,4S5
majority. The Democrats gain control
Of the city government, carrying five Of
the seven Wards,
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THE TIMES on RUSSIAN DIcrAT1oN.

THE TIMES ON RUSSIAN DIcTATIoN.
LONDON, March 11.-Gladstone has
been invited TO represent Leeds in Par.
lament but declined.
The Times contends that Russia must
submit every one of the peace condi,
tions TO the Congress, not excepting IN.
demnity. She has no right, says the ar.
ticle, to be dictator over Turkey. The
great powers did not invite her 10 make
war or give her a,commission to replace
the government OF the Porte IN any way
she may see ct. The Times also eulogizes
the governments action in bringing for.
ward the Greek claims. 1t says no de.
cision SO patriotic and farseeing has been
taken by the Cabinet in many day as the
step proposing that Greece should be
represented at the Conference. It recog-
mixes that the old state Of things can not be
restored, and that the best materials for
replacing 1t are to be found in the Helle-
mic race. :.
LONDON, March 11.-A correspondent
at Vienna says that Russia still retains
the view that only the parts Of the treaty
affecting European interests ahould be
submitted to the Congress,
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ENGLAND.
The aIohammedans Excited.

LONDON, March l1.-Trustworthy ad.
vice from India say that the Mohamme.
dams are greatly excited about the over.
throw Of Turkey. Serious trouble is
apprehended unless the Government
takes some anti. Russian action. It ia
believed that 200 900 volunteers, to serve
against Russia, could be raised without
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HOUSE,

Under the call Of the states a number
Of bills were received and referred:
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much laughter. Mr.. Hewitt resumed his
speech and proceeding 10 criticise the
Diplomatic appointments having men.
toned the name Of Lee, consul,Genetal