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NEWARK, March 20.-Licking Count.
Court House, athree-story building madt
OF limestone with white trimmings
situated in the center Of the public square
with four fronts, and conceded by all tobt
the handsomest building Of the kind In
State, being comparatively new, was dedi
Gated October, 10, 1878, was almost destroy
cd by fire to-day. There was seen smoke
issuing from the cupola, aud an alarm oi
fire was turned in at five minutes oitwelve
o'clock. The FIRE department responded
promptly, but owing to tho hight OF the
building, and the hose being cut, the fire
gained much headYay before drop oi
water was thrown upon the burning build.
ing, which was twenty-five minutes after
the alarm was given. The cupola being
mostly constructed ofwood, anda fresh
wind blowing, II burned rapidly, and at
fifteen minutes OF one o'clock II fell.
1t contained Howard clock, which cost
tho county $1,000, and which was, Of
course, entirely destroyed. There being
a mansard roof on the building, made q
wood, covered with slate, the fire found
Its way through It, and the whole inside
was on fire before It was known. From
the garret the fire spread TO the third
story, whichcontained the offices OF Clerk,
Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff and the
Common Pleas Judge Court room. The
fire first entered the office OF the Clerk,
from there spread to the Court room, and
in few minutes the entire third story
was on fire, The books in these offices
were all saved, aud nothing but few
blanks in the Clerks Office was destroyed.
The furniture was all destroyed save q few
chairs. ..
From this story the flames spread to the
one below, but did not do much harm.
The second story OF the building contained
the offices OF the Treasurer, Auditor, Re.
eorder, Commissioners and the Probate
Judges room. The first two offices were
not damaged either by fire or water, butin
the Auditors office the furniture was de-
stroyed, as also in the Probate Courts
office, but the books were all fortunately
saved. The first story received but slight
damage. 4ea isI- lllli-
The cause Of the FIRE is not really known,
but suppositions and theories are numer-
Gus. Deputy Clerk Blgelow and O. 7.
Dickinson, 1t is said, wtYo men running
down stairs from thg edpolal Thirty min.
utes before the fire was. discovered. The
heating apparatus might have been out OF
order, is another supposition, but this is
not known to be fact. '3'i'',siil
The building was built BY Miller, Frazer
4 Sheets, and cost $3.50 1000, and is insured
for SEC, 900 in tile Ohio Of Dayton, SPRING
field Fire and Marine OF Massachusetts,
Howard OF New York, and Glcnn'G Falls,
New York, divided equally. The old
Court House was burned on. the night
OF : the e Path Of November, 1876,
and the cause has remained mystery,
and from present indications this will also
remain a mystery. s"s
Telegratns for aid were sent to Columbus
and Zanesytlle. One steamer responded
from Columbus in nabout an hour. With
regular Fire Department here the building
could have been saved.
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4 Capital surrIcnI Oper,,Iou.

CiScINNArI, March 2o.-some time since
DR.. c.. s. Muscroit, Sr., performed most
difficult operation at St. AIary's HOSPITAL
for the removal Of a oancerous tumor Of
the anterior portion OF the throat, the m.
tient being Str. A. II. McIoud, Of this city,
soventy-iiye years old, and who has been
a sufferer for q long time. The tumor was
deeply seated, necessitating an opening
into the windpipe, the latter and other
anatomical structures being press.
ed upon, also lying close TO very fmpor.
tant arteries; honCe It's removal required
the deStrous use Of the scalpel to avoid
fatal hemorrhage or sufFocation Of the
patient during the operation, ~ y = ~
Thlsclass OF surgical cases is rather rare,
anu the only means OF permanent relief
offered is the removal OF said tumors. The
patient Is doing very well, regardless Of
bis extreme old age, Is cheerful with pros.
poets of living for years yet to come in
comparative comfort and fair health.
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PIrrsBuRGn, Pa, March 29.-A large
delegation of miners convened to-day at
Vest Elizabeth, VRwsrda Of two thousand
wcro in the procession with six brass
bands, 1tis tlio largest meeting ever held.
The object OF the meeting is .to,a arrange, to
provide funds to maintain the ihtnetg WHO
have been discharged, or those who are
standing out orthree cents. by this lat.
ertsinedft the r0Ilroad miners along the
/ pansH Handle who have gone out to stay
for three cents, and the miners in the
Connellsville coke district, who also de-
manl three GENTS. $3.50
z az meeting OF the o6kel manufacturers
was held In this city this ,inorhing, antiit
was protracted until this afternoon. Fully
four.tifths OF the manufacturers were rep
resented, and the ohihibn prevailed that
III view of the condition Of the iron.trale,
itwould be impossible "a Ray tIeladYahee
demanded. MAssrF, Mcclure ( Co, who
We're reborted az Shayine pialded to the dc.
mand, we're represented at the meeting,
md a'telPgrBW was sent to their Works THIS
afternoon notifying their Superintendent
not Ia! resume until lflfthsr orIierswere
received. The emanula6tntdis Cd dat they
have a large stock on hand, and until II &
exhausted twill not be necessary to nc.
godate withthelr employees. af'
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ERMANY.

BERLIN, March 20. THE complaint OF
Herr Liebknecht, Socialist, in the Reich.
stag that the authorities have violated
the secrecy Of the mails, was based upon
the order OF Stephan, Postmaster General,
against the!spread OF revolutionary litcra.
ture. lie declared he knew that In Dres.
den, the most unexceptionable letters were
opened and handed to the police. Dr.
Stephan pointed out that the authorities
were legally empowered to impound con.
signments to accused persons, He had
previously Investigated the complaints Of
Herr LlebkneCht, which proved ground.
less. No sealed inland packets.hsye ever
been opened. He refused to;rescind the
order. +"'s' S''.'.''- 1915
The Department Of Public Health has
declared its opinion that, since the plague
in Russia is non.contagious, the removal
OF the prohibition against the importation
OF many articles, except rags, Is permits.
sible. There will be medical INSPECTION
ut German ports only for arrivals from the
Black Sea. and Sea of Azov. Travellers
from Astrachan only will be auarantined,
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

A dispatch from Cape Town states that
Colonel Wood is entrenGhed at ponpolo.
waiting for reinforcements in consequence
Of several unsuccessful attempts 10 dis.
lodge the enemy in the mountains.
Adispatch from Berlin, states report
is current there that Count Schouvalofr Is
urging aConference OF Ambassadors at
st. Petersburg, to settle the question Of the
mixed occupation of Eastern Roumelia,
Fresh difficulties have arisen respecting It,
between Russia and Austria.
A Tucson, A. T., dispatch says TINT
Governor Marisc'Il, Of Sonora, arrived
there to have telegraphic communira.
ton with Merico. He says the reason that
the revolution in Sonora so suddenly col.
lapsed, was because the Federal Govern.
lnent joined General Serene, and to avoid
bloodshed he withdrew, though his forces
were superior to bo!h opponents.
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Ry4ssVlLhE, March SO.-The partner
ship Of H. ]. Sargent and Paul Boyton
terminated by mutual agreement with tho
entertainment here this afternoon. Louis
oshaughnessy, press agent, Harry Hustled,
business manager, and Captain John
Haylip, pt Sargetts staif, Who had probal,-
II ZONE down q look into the future pro
gtess from D lnohey point Of view, left for
other points and lsoytqh Mill continue his
10Y yags 70 tie gnli nmpained is bafofn,
He reached Cincinnati only by tho aid OF
Creelman Of the New York liraN,
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Illinois Town crcmntc,l.

ssSEc4, March sO.-Nearly the entire
business portion Of this town was destroy
ed by iire last night. Tho fro originated
in Underhill's Hall. Tho fire quickly
communicated to other buildings, and the
town was without fire apparatus. All efforts
to stay the flames were powerless, Among
the losses were G. II. Flickingcr, drug.
glst, @. AZ Thomas, dry goods, b. Do Ul.
'sSS BAifprsea al; ;ssods IsSS SrSdefIss'
lii liz I'll, about twenty buildings Mere eessa.
ed, including slxteep business houses.
The loss Is placed at s50,066i INSURANCE,
$4,000.
Flour Mills, owned by the First National
Bank OF this city, was entirely destroyed
by Are this morning. Loss about SIC, 900.
Insurance small, The fire caught from the
smoke stack Of an adjoining mill.
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NgW YoRK.
ANornrp ptAcx IN .ybRH 4ANNAx,

ANOTHER BLACK E9E FpR gANNANYg
New YoRx, March 20. Tanmany Hall
met with another defeat today, Il being
preceded, however, by a lively scene in an
uptown police court. County Clerk Gum
bleton, 1t will be remembered, was re-
moved by the Governor for cause, and
Herbert o, Thompson appointed to the
place, Mr., Thompson, finding it imposs-
ible to convince Gumbleton that he was
no Longer CLERK, broke intothe Office one
night during that individuals absence,
and took fotetble possession of the place.
Then Gtlmbletob |, backed by all the
sachemsland saSages Of Tamnany, had
threatened Thompson, who belongs to the
anti.Tammarly crowd, with arrest, A day
or two since he was arrested, and, strange
ly enough, was compelled to go before
Police Justice Duffy, sitting at Harlem.
This police court Is nearly eight miles
from the place where the alleged ofiense
was committed, and, Of course, II was
simply outrageous to take the case SO far
north. But Duffy Is plant tool In the
hands OF John Kelly, and the matter was
easily arranged. However, when the case
was presented to Judge Duffy, he asked
the defendant to plead, wherGupon coun-
sci for Thompson waived an examination
and refused TO answer.
The Judge took time to decide the mat
ter. To-day he ruled that thv defendant
could not waive an examination without
the consent OF the Prosecuting parties.
Then the defendant 4 ah,l5 lbs counsel said
they would leave the room unless placed
in custody, and started out Of the place,
whereupon they were placed in custody OF
q Sergeant Of Police, but the subsequent
proceedings interested them no more.
Witnesses for the prosecution were heard,
but counsel refused 10 Cross-examine.
1--WE have waived examination" was all
they said.
The Court next asked II the defense had
any evidence to produce, but no answer
LIDO you fsst your case, gentleman" 2"
asked Duffy but, oiansWer came.
BIIet theldefendafts9 afise," said the
Court.
The broad part Of Thompson stuck to
tho cane.bottomed chair with the adhes-
iveness of sticking plaster.
"Let the prisoner answer" said Duffy.
There was long silence, broken finally
by the Judge, who said he did not want to |
make martyr OF anybody.
Before he could commit the prisoner for
contempt Of Court, writ OF hdbeas corpus.
issued by Judge Lawrence, Of heSupreme
Court, was handed in by Sheriff, and Mr..
Thompson thus succeeded in gaining his
point, which was to remove the case final
ly from police court jurisdiction and be-
yond the dictation of political organiza-
ton.
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SOUTH APRICA.

CARE IowS, March 1l.-ReinIorcements
are arriving, and the relief Of Ekowo will
bcattempted. An unsuccessful cndeavor
was made yesterday to communicate with
the Ekowo garrison by signal.
King Cetywayo's brother 0ham's over
lures for submission were a ruse TO cover
his retreat to Swaxilind. The reports that
Cetywayo sent a messenger to sue for
peace are false.
A body Of Basutos crossed the River
Terle on the sth inst, stole some horses
and fred on tho Colonial foroOs, who re-
pulsed them with the loss Of twenty killed
or wounded. Allqulet In Transvaal.
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FRASCR

PARIS, March 2a.-sIinlstor Noyes has
presented to President Greyy the reply Of
President Hayes 10 theletter OF the former,
announcing his elevation to the Presi.
doncy. ,.i-,5f "a,
The French Republic Senatorial Com.
mittee has rejected 4 prop9sal lor sum.
Moniqg Congress to revise the Constitu.
turn q the Senate and Chamber q Paris.
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WAsglSgroS, March 20.-1n the Oliver
Cameron tFial Today, the first legal ques-
ton that came up@ was the exception Of
counsel for the plaintiff to the admission
OF A. G. Riddles testimony as incompe-
Tent Tie Court said he would hold that
all tho communications made by plaintiff
to Riddle, excepting those to be given to
Cameron, came under the rules, and that
he shohldJihstrhct tie. jury 10 disregard
the testimony to that extent. After spir-
ited'diseIssloh 'hutweek COUNSEL I'm Which
sharp language was used on, both sides,
Court said he would ddlere to tho decis-
ion already made. General Butler said lie
should now ask for aIionRuit'in view Of
the fact thatthe testimony was all onewa
'He-iield thatthe receipts putin cvidsnle,
not having been disputed or challenged,
were q bar to further progress OF the
case. : Cameron had paid Arss Oliver
81, ,0ptlof ptace OF mind, and got hfull re-
lease from all demands. General Butler
thought the Court should, under the cir
cumstances, exercise his power, and with.
draw the case from the Jury. 'i'f
Mr., Darneill and other counsel for tile
defense argued against such aGtlon, and
General Butler made reply. The Court
intlmqted that unless tho plaintiff could
showthat the receipt was not full 70.
lease he would grant motion for nom
suit, KIT
a recess was then takon. At / o'clock,
upon re!aSscmblng the counsel for the
plaintiff argued against thu plapnsltlon 10
direct the Jury 10 bring in q verdict for the
defendent. Butler replied at length, and
the Court said lie wanted to hear exactly
how the testimony in regard tasrepelpts
in full stood. II il was as he remembered
he would direct a verdict. Counsel on
both sides argued in regard to tho testi-
mony and facts. Tho Court ayerrulpd tho
motion to instruct the Jury. Qoner,4l But.
Ter then made another proposition to
bring the same result, nonssuit, which
was, that the Court order an estoppel by
paYment-that is, that tho plaintiff had
given'a receipt in fall for ali the injury
she had received, and wQs, thereIore, not
entitled to any damages. Tho propos-
ition was argued at length, and finally de-
cidcd adversely by the Court, who then
ordered all adjournment till Monday,
when argument on the legal points will be
continued. The case will not go to the
jurytill Tuesday afternoon, #
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'"Par"'ionS In I.ouIsH tsuGty, Va, fol
y TFlnIe IInnrInn

McaNoSD, Va, March eo.4There has
vsa y strong talk at Louisa Court House;
VA, M' today, Of lynching William Tallcy,
tlla Jackson aud Albert Mitchell, all
SIo'S'' Ss who, it is alleged, murdered
S,SssGs s,,s,1.ss \; Walton, Of YanceyyilIe, and
Sss,TaFi SsSsnsaFi burned tho store where he vas
ITSSsp.nS, M my, on the night Of the OH inst!
;LiS LS I PARTIES warC arrested Thursday, and
S morning they confessed The crime,
tSiS tSiiS'S.a S.ti crow Is gathered around the jail
NV evening, but up to tue hour ofwrittnp
Ss1IIn,ghtl nothing Inns been done. a
SSO.S.I,lIaI S"S Oi masked men were seen on the
1n,ssSyylIIe road Nt ten O'Clock, but itiis
SaSstssooG sa.,sn'ss I, that they thought best e
FS'p9ne the hanging until tomorrow.
HaMe basket revival meeting win b,
sSS CI ~ i8d!sa Court House to.m6rtow
S NY, grea. crowd is expected, and Il i
iyItuaOIe EiIt that the Ren folks in attend dane,
S5s, S% laEG share in tho lynching. Thl
isSSeFed ioSsS man was young and greatly be
nv tS'S q ite was to have been married. 81
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LITTLE Rock, March 20.-0n the night
Of Sunday last the town OF Fayetteville was
entered by q band Of twenty armed men.
several Of them proceeded on foot to the
southeast corner Of the Public Square,
where both barrels Of shotgun loaded
with buckshot were discharged into a
window Of the Sentinel office. The party
then moved deliberatelyby The residence
Of A. T. Farmer, Reuben Carter and 9. L.
Summers, into all Of which they fred
shotted guns. The two parties Joined
near Summers" where they remounted
and galloped of on the West Fork road,
There is no doubt the party was composed
Of the. men who a week or more before
had threatened the town III revenge for
the death Of the desperate Heed, who was
killed at the jail. The State Guards, after
the pacific resolutions OF tho citizens meet.
ing held by Reeds friends, had disbanded,
and this sudden attack III the dark found
the city. defenseless, and hence 1t was un.
checked, Fortunately no one was hurt.
a considerable number OF citizens, alter
their departure, armed and patrolled the
town until daylight. Tho man Reed and
the mob who created this disturbance
were OF a reckless class Of people, who have
been terror Of law.abiding people since
the early days Of the war. Reed has killed
severa! men, and frequently with his gang
had ridden into town, harassing and an.
noyipg law.abiding people. Only short
time before hisdeath he made such a ioray
into, town and struck the Mayor on lie
head with pistol, while attempting to
maintain the peace. He was arrested and
tined, for this. The row In which he was
killed occurred shortly after. Respectable
people Of his own kin and party deny that
politics had anything to do with his taking
oil. -,
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IN NV YoRx, March %. -Ariyed-Do.
!!oSpaS, March 29.-Arriyed-steam.
snips Abyssinia, Anglia and Rotterdam,
from New York. --v
,NEw YoRS, March S0.-Arriyed-City Of
Chester, from Liverpool. ll
IoSDos, March 90 Steamships City Of
New York, and Gellert, from New York,
aud Ohio, from Philadelphia, arrived out.
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NEwDuRo, Ism, March sO.-1ast night
two whitemen named John Dell and Dan
lei Frame entered church whore color
cd festival and supperwas in progress, and
after eating as much sthey desired, a de-
mand was made on them for payment by
Charles Thomas, colored man. One Of
the two men drew razor and cut Thomas
throat from ear to,ear, killing him Instant
ly, Both men are In jail. .75.... ..i
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RGHPT.

LONDON, March 2O.-To.day, from more
than one source, rumors were received
that the Rhedive contemplated abdica.
tion in favor of his eldest son, Prince Mo,
named Tewtik, who Is nov in his twenty.
seventh year, Financial difficulties oftGe
khedlvo have become almost insurmount.
able, and his pride impels him to resist
tho demands Of the English CommissloN.
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PENNSYLVANIA legislators who oppose
me- payment Of the Pittsburgh riot losses
b. he State are amusing the public and
jiRratling the Allegheny county people
by raling the incendiary, mob.inspiring
EDITORIAL, Of Pittsburgh papers during the
riot DAYS, showing that the rioters never
oula have ruled the city and destroyed
the property as they did had they not had
lie moral support Of the press and people
ol the Smoky City until the worst was
-anar --u.L-
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Ma c, ". FRASzuEIN, who was one oil
n. pahy Of lexcursionists from this city to
~ v.Iico; but whJ has been visiting in the
E.,t since the return Of tl,oparty, reached
Sooe Yesterday morning. He gives .
sSript account Of that tropical clinet
suj avs that young men, instead Of tax.
ingtbe advice of late philosopher OF the
T,7.lv. n to 20 West, should strike for "the
it,lv Of the 0ccident"-provided they
hare money. (
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NN1FN fNlTFF|H|FA Nm hff'flAHl |f1.fHt. 10
CHICAGO, March 9G.-Thc demand for
money during the week, although better
than last week, has not been up to the
wishes Of leading discount houses, and
there being a plentiful supply Of ;loanaBle
funds seeking employment, al the good
paper presented was shouldered promptly
at 7aS per cent Board OF Trade men
made the necessary arrangements tor the
needful for settlement day. Outside Of
Board Of trade circles the offerings Of pa
per were meayor The banks are carrying
an immense amount OF grain and hog pro-
ducts, and the money tied up In carrying
the same is paying well. ~
The movement Of currency during the
week has been light, and, generally speak
ing, in favor Of the city. The clcarings Of
OhIpag1 hanks during the week amounted
to SIS, ,f55, ,0Th "a, an Increase OF $90S, ,944 73
over those OF the corresponding week OF
1878. Our mercantile houses have been
hpsllY engagp9 in ti!ling orders, and trade
has beCn brisk, while prices 81, all kinds
OF merchandise have been well maintain.
ed. City deposits and country collections
have grown. The season OF lake na4iEa.
ton between the east aud west shores Of
Lake Michigan Inns Just opened, and lum.
bcr has been repsigaa frqM Grand Haven.
Tue amount q, grain In sight In The
States and Canada, March 22d, was St;SaO
bushels. Chicago packers, during the past
month, have slaughtered l7l,0J0 hogs
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GREGr'BRIrAIS.

LONDON, March 2O.-The Time, saws il
will need much abler defense than the
Government has yet offered to prevent
severe damage being inflicted both on Sir
Bartle Frere, whom they havo under.
taken TO deiend, and on themselves.
A. box containing small fragments Of
human remains, each wrapped in coarse
brown paper, was fshed up from the
Thames. The mutilated remains have
been recognized as those OF Mrs. Thomas,
who lived alone, near Richmond, The
supposed dmurderess, ,Catliarine Webb, dliqs
Lawler was Mrs, Thomas servant. It's
believed sde made away with the identili,
able parts, and throw tho rest into the
Thames, then sold the contents Of The
house at leisure, and went home to Ire,
land, where she was arrested,
LONDON, March SQ-Reports addressed
TO Lord Salisbury state that the drilling OF
the Bulgarians In Eastern RoumeIia oon,
tinues, 1000 men being now armed. The
mere moral pliept OF a mixed occupation
must not be relied upon. A strong force
is tsneeessHry. -
LONDON, March 49, The operative
weavers at Blackburn have voted 10 nc,
cent 4 mar ponf rndunli0N
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I%gfAG4s5# #H
1hs Ollvsr.ca5srOu sui Drawing to /,
Close.
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WAsH1NaToN.o edT

~ InlssAFIsEIgD STATESMEN. =,
WAsprsoIcS March q, The House Id.
journed to-day until Tuesday, 50 as q cut
Of the usual Monday business. and resume
debate on Tuesday. There are already
fifty members on the, listswho desire 70
make set speeches.
The Democrats tonight are not In high
spirits oyer The days work. II time could
be rolled back two months, it is doubtful
IL there would be occasion for an extra
session now. But having taken a position,
they are impelled by every consideration
to move on. ~
The Democrats say that under no con
sideration shall the debate be limited.
They seem anxious to deal fairly in, this
particular, giving the Republicans, all the
time TO talk they want - 9o,it ili- ! i,13
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snappetI a cap % waLe nI. wlr..

81, Louis, March 3O.-A dispatch from
Mober!y, Mo-, says: Joseph Daily shot
and killed his wife to-day, while she was
aslgeR. lIeClaims that 1t was an accident
g he thought the pistol empty, and ex.
gSeected to wakehiswi by swapping a can
Iney were married only three weeks
Daily was jailed. "Sss"'