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THE POPE DENIES.

ROME, March l2.-rhe Vatican organ,
Voce Della HeritG, gives great prominence
to the following: Several Liberal papers
vereiterated the statement that the Pope,
in consequence OF the pressure OF Cardinal
Manning, by French Bishops, has changed
bis policy, and ranged himself between the
mon possumus" and the revindication OF
temporal power. We are able to most
decidedly contradict this fiction. The
Pope in no other way than did his prede.
cessor, has protested and will protest until
such provisions ore made as right and rea.
son require for the dignity and liberty
Of the Holy See.,
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made; they had boen unable to find
O'leary, but after 4 hours careful investiga-
tion were satisfied that there was no foun-
dation for the runor Of poisoning. The
operator at Gilmore's Garden, at mid.
night said 0'Ieary was In the building.
o'LEARY WILL NEVER WALK AGAIN.
Coroner Waltman and Police Captain
Brogan found 0'Leary at one o'clock this
morning IN an upper room in Gilmore's
Garden. Instead OF being dead he was
found to be suffering from debilious
attack. He was almost In an unconscious
condition, but informed his visitors that
he would never walk again.
Ro&ell was hissed frequently by sever
al crowds OF roughs, but was heartily ap-
plaudcd by all decent persons present.
a rumor was current that 0'Leary would
appear on the track again, and that his
trainer was arrested, but II could not be
corroborated.
At l2 o'clock the score was: Rowell, 2S0
miles and six laps; Hartman, 2G7 miles
and six laps; Ennis, $50 miles.
OLeary Is now fast asleep in his room
in the northeast end OF the building. He
Is, physically, all right, but Is broken
down from over.exertiOn. He says that
this Is his last appearance In public. lie
denies that he was drunk, or that his fail.
ure Is due to drink. His wife and child.
ren are with him.
The score at o'clock stood: Rowell
2SS miles, four laps; Hartman 270 miles
and Ennis $50 miles.
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BALTIMORE, March l2.-Wm, E, Bloom
er, convicted of conspiracy to defraud the
Chicago, Burlington and Orkney Rlil-
road Company, Of 100000 in the scalping
business and sentenced 10 Imprisonment
for ono year, with fine Of Sl00, has been
pardoncd by Governor Carroll, The term
Of imprisonment would have expired in
Mnv
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A scENE W FRANTIC CONFUSION,


An accident occurred at Gilmores Gar.
dens, causinga panic and fearful excite.
ment. At twenty.three minutes past s
o'clock, while there were nearly 10000
people in the building, crash was heard
and long section OF the upper gallery, on
the south floor Of the buildings suddenly
san k with mass Of struggling humanity
on 1t. There arose shrieks, prayers and
curses. A panic ensued, and the men
rushed frantically around A rush was
made for the door and the cry OF fire rang
out. The scene that followed beggars de.
scription, and for time it looked as II a
hundred lives would be lost.
Some men endeavored to stop the panic
by shouting that there was no danger. In
less than ten seconds every window in the
building was smashed and many jumped
out and went home as quickly as possible.
The band kept on playing. When the nc.
eidcnt occurred Rowell, Hartman and
Ennis were on the track, and they re-
malned there at the urgent request OF the
parties who were trying to allay the panic.
When it was found that the building was
not on fire and that only portion Of the
gallery had fallen the panic subsidized, but
still the feeling was one Of extreme dread
among the crowd, and mere breath
would have precipitated another panic.
The police worked to quell the excite
ment. In the meantime the most vigor-
GUS efforts were made to assist the per-
SONS who fell with the gallery and the
people underneath. 1t took some time 10
remove the debris. Many persons were
cut and bruised severely but they were
able to free themselves and get out.
When order was restored it was discov-
cred that the following persons were in
jurcd: John Foley, OF PA East Thirty
Fifth street, severely bruised; Daniel Rig.
cl, OF 249 East Forty.Sixth street, leg bro.
ken; Edward Egeland, OF Brooklyn, badly
bruised; L. l.. Desory, OF BROOKLYN,
hurt in the small OF the back; John Nav.
lor, llS Clinton street, New York, breGst
hurt; Henry johnson, jr., Brooklyn, right
arm broken; Walter Harrigan, brother OF
the actor, compound fracture Of the collar
bone, Martin Bates, 247 East Twenty.tiith
street and Mrs. Bates. both badly bruised =;
Ii. Il. Fassett, corner Twenty.eighth
street and Fifth avenue, arm broken; JO.
sephine Little, Fifty-fOurth street, arm
broken, besides several others whose
names could not be ascertalned. Ambu.
lances were quickly summoned, and the
wounded taken to the New York and
Bellevue hospitals.
When the accident occurred there were
$4,000 people outside the building strug.
Cling to gain admission. There was a
sudden stampede among them when the
crash was heard. The mass OF human
beings were driven over into Madison
Square and many badly injured by being
trampcd on. The greatest excitement pre-,
vailed outside the building, and rumors oi
thousand being killed were circulated.
The news spread all over the city and
thousands of persons nocked to the build.
ing to learn II friends were among the in.
jurcd. The debris was soon cleared from
the track and the pedestrians continued
their walk,
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CalcAoo, March l2.-A dispatch from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, says: In the case OF
McCrary, .oi Mills county. charged with
numbering two men near Pacific junction,
last summer, the Jury, at Glenwood, re.
turned verdict Of murder in the first de.
gree with recommendation OF mercy to the
court. He was sentenced to imprisonment
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Rock ISLAND, March l9,-0lFicer Joseph
RoserGeld, OF police force, while patroling
his beat at 9 O'Clock this morning, was set
upon by four desperadoes, Mike and Pat
Heeney, Bill Murray and Mike Burns and
murdered outright, his body was found
after daylight terribly bruised, with marks
Of boots, rocks and clubs upon it. Three
OF the men were arrested.
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Latest Phase OF bishop PureeIrs Finan.
cIal Straits.

GIhA bbfnltAs
CIScINSArI, March 1.-THE latest phase
Of the financial troubles OF Archbishop
Purcell and his brother developed to-day,
was the filing Of an assignment by the
Archbishop himself. In the deed Of as.
signment he recites that his brother, Ed.
ward Purcell, acting as his agent and rep.
resentative, had incurred certain liabiii.
ties on his account; that he had conveyed
certain property 10 him to provide
for the payment Of such debts which
Father Edward bad attempted TO
do by deed Of general assignment,
but 1t being conten1ed that such assign.
ment Disseminated against his creditors
and is applicable only to the creditors OF
Edward Purcell, and wishing to make equal
provision for all, he declares that all Of
thisindebtedness was contracted by Father
Edward, acting as his agent, And he
therefore makes a general assignment tc
John B. Maunix. The bond OF Mr.
Maunix, as assignee Of Father Edward
Purcell, was filed to-day In the sum O
$3.50, 900, The sureties are Geo. Hoodley
Jno. Holland, Chas, Stewart and Mlchac
Walsh. 80
Catherine Purcell, sister Of the Arch
bishop, died today, aged 81 years.
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ENGLAND.


CONDENSATION WITHOUT PUNISHMENT.
LONDON, March IA Paris CORES.
Pondent says: The order Of the day
shelving the impeachment scheme, In or
der 70 secure the support Of majority OF
the Republicans, must be couched in such
terms that the DeBroglie and Rochebault
Cabinets, whileescaping judgment by any
formal tribunal will be none the less con.
demned. Such an order, though the
Right could not vote for It, would receive
the support Of largo majority OF the Re.
pu6ltcans and would doubtless be adopted.
such will doubtless be the issue OF the de.
bate.
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Nolher ana Chllaren preuneu.

NORWICH, March l9.-AErs. John Taylor
and two sons, Willie, aged 10, and John.
ME, aged ., were drowned in the Mantle
leo Company's pond, ut Mantle to day.
The children went fora pail Of water and
tell in, Mrs. Taylor hearing their cries ran
to their assistance and was also drowned.
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An Insurance Man short sla5. 900.

pEsRY LlSs, vi, March PA. G..
Woodward, Secretary and Treasurer OF The
Standstcad 4 Sherbrook Mutual Pire
Insurance Company, is reported to be be.
hind In his accounts some $4,000, He
has been suspended from office. :
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"TnEY are worth their weight in gold, !"
was the verdict Of a gentleman the other
day, who was cured ot dyspepsia by using
o few boxes Of ltcLaiaI Vegetable PiIS,
All they need Is fair trial. BE sure the
word "Wheeling" is on the wrapper.
Sold by most druggists.
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ATLANTA, March l9.-Tho coroners Jury
rendered a verdict in the killing Of Aston
by Cox OF williul and premeditated murder,
Cox Is In jail to await trial.
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pELAYEp roN A nANourr.

A .Corstantinople dispatch says the
withdrawal OF the British fleet has been
delayed in consequence OF the desire OF
the sultan TO give banquet in honor OF
Admiral Horn6y.
ENGLISH MASTERS STILL CUTTING WAGES.
The mill owners OF Blackburn, Darwin.
Accrington and a number OF smaller towns
met 81 Blackburn to-day, and with only
one dissenting voice decided 10 advise the
Central Committee OF the North and North.
east Lancashire Association to declare a 10
per cent reduction in wages. It was an.
nounced that the Preston and Barnsley
masters had passed a similar resolution.
The final decision will not be promulgated
until the meeting Of the Central Commit
tee on Friday, butthe proposed reduction,
which will cause much dissatisfaction
among the operatives, is inevitable.
AN UPRISING OF THE TURKS.
LONDON, March PA Times Tirnoya
special says: premature uprising oi the
Turks, near 0sman Bazaar, was purposely
brought to a head by the government
which had received information Of extern
stve preparations for an outbreak. The
government is confident OF It's ability 10
repress further agitation.
The Times Paris special says: It is ex-
pected that Waddington will make re.
lection to the impeachment by majority
Of the Left, question OF confidence By
giving In his speech Thursday evening a
clear indication OF the governments policy.
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GERMANY.
BISMARCK,

BERLIN, March l2.-The National Gazette
repeats that it is expected Bismarck will
dissolve Parliament as soon as the Budget
Ia votpI
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TMosw who prove anything by expert.
once can speak intelligently; and the
unanimous testimony OF all who use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup y thatit more than
iulflls all that Il promises,
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New ORLEANS, March l2.-Ihc Bonnie
Lee, with 1850 bales Of cotton sank in
Red river: The wrecking boat has gone
10 her assistance,
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RANRRUPrCY NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States fpr tho
Dl trlrt 81 West Virginia, IN Bankruptcy, 10 The
nAtlerot Dana l., lIGbblrj, bankrupt.
NOlIeU 10 hereby given that petil0n hsS been, 70
vii: on the Sth day Of March, 1870, el In said ls.
tict Court By Dana l.. Hubla'd, who has tSOn here
tnl1fe duly declared bankrupt under 'he Revised
statutes o. the unltd stattsS lille "Eankrlptcy,'
and that the 2SlhoI March, 1870 At II o'clock A. NJ Il
the oaiee II 7. j. iugu, Register 10 Bankruptcy, No.
y Twelfth street (up s'airs Ia The city Of Wheeling,
healing. vhtn aud where you may attend and show
cause, any you have, Why the prayer Of said pSti.
iiVu slOuld not bS yrantId
Clerk u the In ted States District Cour for the Dis
hlCt Of West Virginia. mhie-Th
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=, .o,k Of the baltimore and Ohio
''li,ouotcd at VT and d"
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y,,,,,yo but routine business was trans
!J,',be SJ' Pittsburgh Nail meeting yes
,nIiy -
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NOTICE.

In the DL.rc, Court Of the United Rates. Dh,c. Of
West Virginia, 10 bankruptcy, In tie matter Of
Joseph W. FerrrlI, bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been 10
VIZ IN the l2th DAY Of September A. b. 1873 died In
6Aid District Court by Joseph ". Ferrrll, who has
been heretniole duly declared bankrupt Under The
heNisN statutes Of the uuitd kiates, title "Bank-
9tl'rk at The office Of :, J. HuguS, Register Ia
Bankruptcy, Nh u Twelfth street (Up staIfs) Ia the
city Of Wheeling, Ia raid district are the time and
pAle assigned for The helting, when and where you
may attend and show cause, II any yau have, Why
tue prayer Ot the petition should not be granted.
lASPER " MOORE,
iriCt Of Wet Virginia InhiS.i'h
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NEw YoRK, March IA panic occurred
at Gilmore's Garden at 1925 y. NJ. A sec
tion OF temporary boxes 45 feet long and
20 feet deep, on the southwest corner Of
the Garden, fell in, being overcrowded.
Nearly a dozen persons were injured, one
man fatally. Several women were among
the crowd.
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IoRSE, March ls.-Auived-Devonia,
from New Work.
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WASHINGTON.


bCIlPtluLh W tlt per Cenl loan blnCe yed
terday, 81, 500, $50.
The Treasury Department will probably
change the rate OF commission proposed
to he allowed on the sale OF $40 reianding
certificates from one.tourth TO one.eighth
per cent, as II appears that no greater al
lowanCe can be made out Of one.half per
cent allowed by law for paying the ex.
penses oil engraving, printing and con.
yerting certificates into 4 per cent bonds.
The commission offered In the circular
Will be allowed, however, upon subscrip.
tions made prior to this date.
SILVER PURCHASES by THE GOVERNMENT.
Bids Tor the sale OF silver we're opened
today at the Treasury Department, and
the Secretary purchased 100000 ounces
for delivery at San Francisco. Z.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Presidents message 10 the extra
session will be short, and confined 10 the
immediate business for which they were
called together. The reports that he
would veto q repeal OF the Election Laws
are believed to reflect his sentiments, but
no docs not wish to appear TO make
threats, or dictate legislation.
TINE WILL TELL.
Senator Matt. Carpenter says that II the
extra session lasts over thirty days, II will
prove the ruin OF the Democratic party.
They will have the entire responsibility Of
the legislative branch OF the Government,
and II the session is prolonged, they will
50 disgust the country as to give the next
Congress to the Republicans.
DECLINE IN FOUR PER CENTS.
There has been slight decline in the
market value Of per cent bonds. Sales
to-day were very light, less than half
million. Treasury officials differ as to the
cause Of this. Some think it is owing 10
the blow which the credit OF the Govern.
ment has received through the reckless
and extravagant appropriations Of Con.
greSs consuming all the current revenues,
anticipating that which is to come, and do
ing business generally in a manner that no
business man could pursue without land.
ing in bankruptcy. Others think it is be.
cause business Is reviving and money is
demanded in other channels and can not
longer be had for per cent.
SHERMAN CALLS ANOTHER LOT OF BONDS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has call.
Ell the following bonds, principal and In
u, terest TO be paid on and after June 18th,
70, Gomror ho,,, a..o, Ill.,. ,o,-. s.o
M Io5 N, toSs ~ US G!et1 T,I 40 Suly iool Soo
sim ~ iS5 ~, "' SoO 0PEl ndo 'Sluslve'
clnsyo. s,nS " ~ ny; coI G0S ;0S oIn ~
ho,h ;u,, SS ~! noC 70 Os 20; O. iVo'vyO'
i9t @ onH 'e So,t ~; SI,UUv, NO; r iec'Vol 10 no.
- Sy, GSS 6o6 S0''' Inclusive 4o1al coupons
" iSOv RoU;Stoso,, ,,.1. uo,,.,.s.,,.,,,a :. 80,
uro 81 tbe 1i',;.' DJnus' s,S seetnag!e ~ PieaS'
1872. sim NJ 90 es1 Se ~ H. "tSer DS m Su
incins;ve SSS @ To 70 10 o. T;'Vy r. p9sH sGd
Dotll inclusive; 81 900, No. 44,50l 10 No.
5Tt,o59' 6SH DOTH inclusive S,OOo No; 10, lOl to
NJ NJ t2'9Vo, DON inclusive. Total register
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FIRE RECORD.
HHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones Mineral
LABORATORY, CoR 2IrH AND CHAPLrSE Sra,
ia1s WHFELING. W. VA.
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(hs GttdAigttrfer

Io,, >, and " Fourteenth street
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MrccI, or the nnnnIe Ieo

Catherine Purcell, sister Of the Arch
bishop, died today, aged 81 years.
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OF the Consolidated bank, which closed its
doors on the 3lst Of July. This was the re.
suit of the failure of the Royal Canadian
bank of Ontario. Subsequently the Ex.
change bank followed in the wake OF the
others, and the Hochelsga bank is the next
one expected to succumb to the pressure.
The run upon the savings banks has been
the most serioua that has ever taken place
in Montreal. The deposits amount, in the
aggregate, to $3,000,0Oo, nearly all belong.
ing to the working classes. Although these
events have given rise to general deprs.
citation of confidence in the minor banking
institutions, nearly all of them claim to bs
be able to make their depositors good.
Among those thought TO be IN the best ssn
dition are the Consolidated and Exchange
banks, which win probably settle at par
with depositors, and redeem al their bills,
Aut the stoekholdArs win be heavy losers.
Forty per cent of the capitel of the Ex.
change bank will be sacrificed. So far the
banks themselves are the principal sufferers
from the panic, but this state of things can.
not continue long without involving nearly
all branches of trade in serious difficulty, if
not needless disaster.
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Serpents are said to obey the ve ice Of
their master. The trumpet-bird of Amer.
lea follows its owner Ike . spaniel, and
tho jscana acts ~ . guard to poultry,
projecting them in the fields all day from
birds Of prey, and escorting them home
1t night. In the Shetland isles thcre is
gull which defends the flock from
eagles. Itis, therefore, regarded - priv.
ilsged bird. The chamois, bounding
over the mountain, are indebted for
their safety In no small degree TO = spe-
cies of pheasantA. The bird acts - san
tinel, for a. soon ~ it gets sight of .
man il whistles, upon hearing which the
chamois, knowing the hunters TO Be near,
sets of at full speed. The artihces which
partridges and plovers employ to delude
their enemies from the nest Of their
young may bc referred to ~ . case in
point, - we'll - the adroit contrivance
Of the hind for the preservation OF her
young, for when she hears the sound OF
dogs ahe puts herself in tho way Of the
hunter, and starts In . direction - draw
them away from her fawna Instances
Of the shect Of gr,ef upon animals arc no
lem remarkable. Lord KAimes relates
an instance Of canary which, while
singing 10 it, mate hatching her Eggs
In : eage, fell dead. The female eft
the nest and hndink him dad rejected
al food and died ~ hia sids.
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and firmly fixed, and was taken out
without the smallest expression of sufIer-
ing on the part of the child, and penny
was given her for being 80 brave. Tho
next morning the little thing reappeared
and asked to have another tooth out,
this time pointing to = perfectly sound
one, and it seems probable that she
would have consented to the forcible
of the whole set at = penny
per tooth.-COmtemporary Revie0.
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The body Of the boy James Orr, missing
from the steamer Steinhof, which burned
1t Detroit on the 18th instant, was found or
the 14th. 1t seems he escaped from the
burning steamer, and retreated along the
wharf to high fence next to coal yard
While crouching in . corner to avoid the
intense heat the burning fence gave way
and precipitated large mass of coal on
him causing death from suffocation. Mis-,
Anna Flushing ID still missing, and it 10 be
Aeved she persisted in the flames. Both
were passengers.
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Terrible RtOPma.

A recent storm in Denmark destroyed
over one hundr, d farm houses, killed &c
persons and did incalculable damage to
crops
Heavy foods are reported in some dis
tricts Of New South Wales. The beach be.
tween Penslarro Head and Pollizer Bay
New Zealand, 10 strewn with wreckage of q
large ship. All hands supposed to be lost
Volcano Kilanea isin eruption.