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JAPAN.

San FRANcISUo, March 41.-Yo kohana
advices to March 4 say paper currency is
at twenty.six per cent discount, and con.
tinues to decline in spite Of the various Iles.
Perate attempts to check the decline. Al
Osaka, a aOombination among native mer
chants was made, ut Government instiga.
ton to abstain tain from buying any foreign
goods for fifty days. Half the time has
The press and native reform societieS
call more and more boldly for q rCprOsen
tative, government. Japan threatens L
include the LooUhoo Islands depart,
ment Of the Empire, instead OF a tribntar,
dependency. l4oo9hoo has appealed L
China and toreign Powers. The Japanese
are organizing small expedition Of
troops and police.
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rrrrsBuRGM, March 22.-Pig Iron market is
tirmer, but prices rs yet arc not Quotably
higher. Bituminous Coal smelted TrInS $lSa
2u months for Foundry, and SIT 2Oal95 SO, 4
months, for Mill, outside figure for all ore
Red.ShOrt, BeSSemer Iron Is higher, being
held at SCI 5Oa22, 4 months. Coke Irons SIS
cash, and $40 5Oa17, months, for Mill.
There appears to be little or nothing doing In
Hanging Rock Charcoal; sale Eastern Coke
tured Iron Is firmer, with more doing: auot.
ed steady on basis Of /. .7Oal. .75c, 90 days for
Bars. Nail market continues dull. Our man.
ufacturers arc refusing 10 cut prices; g cash
Is bottom rate here. No change In Horse or
Mul0 Shoes Railroad Spikes 2Nc, 80 days.
Steel rails firm; sale 5000 tons at Ss4 cash at
mill. lrOn rails, sale 800 tons at SO.
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THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.


LAST AhVlcEs FROM CAPE TOWN.
LONDON, March 23.-Advices from Cape
Town to the 9Th inst. mention report that
Col. Pearson had made q raid and burnt
Cetawayosald kraaI. Other advices OF the
same date however do not give tho i'm.
preston that he is in q position to under
take an Offensive operation, and state that
the Zulus have destroyed the road from
Tugela to Ekowc, and seem determined to
do their utmost to prevent relief from
reaching him. All idea OF attempting to
send him relief before the arrival OF fur.
ther reinforcements seems to be aban-
doned,
CARE TowN, March 5.-The Bazuta Chief
Matrosa Is in open rebellion. Colonel
Southcy, commanding the British forces,
will commence offensive operations as soon
as reintorcements arrive. The Bazutas
are generally disafected, owing 10 the in.
tention Of the british to tllsarm them, but
they do not openly support Moirosa, and
there has been no further fighting in Zu-
luland.
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approved by the community. The time
of resumption is likely to he anticipated" /"
SITTING BULL NEARLY READY TO TAKE THE
WAR pATII


of resumption is likely to he anticipated" /"
SITTING BULL NEARLY READY TO TAKE THE
WAR PATH.
For some two weeks past both the War
and Interior Departments have been re-
ceiving communications from their repre-.
sentaiyes In Dakota, relative to the move
ments Of Sitting Dull and his people, as
well as their relatives and sympatlizers on
this side OF the line. AT first the Informs
ton contained in these communications
were regarded merely as gossip, emanat-
Ing from different Indian camps. Still the
War Department thinks II best to be on
the safe side, and General Sherman has
taken such measures Us 70 prevent, II pos.
sible. any serious Indian disturbances
during the coming summer. The latest
information received at the War Depart
ment, however, is somewhat more direct,
and would seem to indicate possible at
tempt on the part Of Sitting Bull 10 cross
the border. In such a movement he would,
no doubt, be aided, as far as possible, by
oil the turbulent bands on this side.
The strength OF Sitting Bulls forces is
carefully estimated at 1000, all told, OF
whom fully $500 are warriors, well armed
and mounted. General Sherman express
es the opinion that In the event Of their at
tempting to cross the border our forces
stationed in that neghborhood, ut Forts
Stevenson, Buford, Totten and other
points, would be able TO take care Of them.
1t will be remembered that greater
portion OF tile Eighteenth Infantry was
ordered from Georgia to participate in
the Mes Perces campaign, and the remain
der Of the regiments has been ordered to
Bismarck, and the two sections are to be
united and placed on guard in Dakota. II
an emergency should arise, there arc other
that can be speedily sent to that country.
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The Wc., Virginia Delegation In Ghe
Lover Horse OF Congress.


L0Wcr House Of Congress.
lE.sepbar!ssuta,l- democratic paper.
ltsems to us that Ben Wilson and the
other Representatives from this State did
not aihy represent the West Virginia
Democracy by their votes for Sam Randall
tlrSpeaker lor Congress. Mr.. RandalI's
eminent qualifications are conceded.
Nevertheless it is not conceded that he Is
Tie only member Of that body competent
toR!l the position. Beyond the present
question Of qualification there is the great
te4ing,he effect will have upon the next
National Convention, and 1t is in that
NsAtthatOur Representatives have been
LeielCt. Mr.. Randall is the avowed
champion Of Tilden, and before his cleo
ton / was generally understood that his
nomination would be victory for Tilden
Is Slhe next Democratic candidate for Pres
ileat, Iilden is, in no wise, the choice OF,
ora friend to, the Democrats OF this State,
Ild Of that none have more positive in
ormatiOR than our present Representa-
tIs, allOf whom, and particularly Wilson
nl Ernna, were elected on tho very
strongest anti.'riIlen platforms. In this
Rlttef they have misrepresented their
constituents, and it is now in order for our
representatives to refer TO the platforms
OnWhlch they were nominated, and the
speeches they male in the canvass and
iAtn explain their votes cast for the most
extreme hard money man in Congress.
CoLBn will laugh at the simplicity dis
P'tyd in the above editorial when he
Fst.lt The idea that he should be ex.
PsihIOcarrv out the New MartinsvlIle
lIiom' in Congress must seem to him an
trdence Of very decided verdancy on the
lat Of the writer That platform was
nlie Tor the canvass Of last fall, and like
s'Ngas murdered Morgan in anti-Frec
S''oa times was simplya good enough
Morgan until after election"
Co., Ken finds no more difficulty now in
tsPeR'ing with that platform in Congress
aln lie did in dispensing last iall with the
\ Louis Platform and nominee Of 1915.
EhyShOuIl he?
i0Oesurc the New MartinsviLle plat.
N'n demanded the payment OF all the
sN oon4sIn greenblcks, anal m increase
SeeNOark currency to m extent
Nelra'cto the demands of business v
sI that Innacy has had its little day
wv Is now played, and tho Colonel
not tile man to fool away his
tne on any thing that las ceased
De scrvirCablc lie saw that Sam
4aaaI' was the coming man for Speaker
sa'ha' Iildcn WAS looming up behind
la Io' the Presidency, and the Colonel
.T4a' 10 be Oh good footing with the
IS'' IIS''S''O.eappointinE power OF tho party ia
'"'' u possible, lie has his eve. Of
'''he, on llerciord's place, but so have
S'vs'a'o''eT .s aspirants, and failing in thai
rolN' he would have claims on Tilden
" C, aS'Gani Of hisvotc for Randall. The
,0'''e, would be ashamed to let rilder
,r' sTs' ,aa' he ran on the New Martins
t,s. a'Pa''otm' "a Old Gnmmercy will neyel
'''' 'hatby Colonel IIen's consent.
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RALrploRB, Nh, March ga young
married woman named Mary Kirchner
entered saloon in hast Baltimore this at.
terRoon, where John sChlerth, alias John
Basket was playing cards, aud, remarking
that he had disgraced her before her hus.
band, dashed cup Of oil of yitriol into
his face and rushed ont Of the saloon.
Schlcrth will probably losp the sight oil
ono eye and RossIhly'of both. He is q
Democratic local politician OF some
prominence and q married man. He
stated TINT he and Mrs. Kirchner had been
very intimate recently, and a few daysa ago
her husband came TO him and told him he
had better let that woman alone: Schlerth
asked him II he meant that old prostitute.
kirchner probably told hRr wkat sOhlertll
said, and She dsGdcd on revengtng her.
sOlt by hltnding her traducer. Klr0hner
the husband, tried to assault Schlertli
while he was being led home in almost
total blindness, but was prevented by hi,
companions. The woman was committed
to await the action otthe grand Jury.
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ARCmR1sMoP PURCELL.
Plans Under Consideration for Relieving
His financial Embarrassment.

Plans Under Consideration for Relieving
HIS Financial Embarrassment.
BALTIMORE, March ga correspondent
had an interview to-day with Archbishop
Gibbons, Of Baltimore, in relation to what
action will be taken in this Archdiocese in
aid Of Archbishop Purcell. He stated that
no action would be taken until next fall,
when the congregations under his charge
would undoubtedly do their share in as.
sisting to liquidate the Indebtedness OF
Archbishop Purcell. No definite plan Of
action has been decided upon, but several
are under consideration, one being gen.
eral collection to be taken in all the
churches, and another to have Cincin.
natl clergyman visit Baltimore, canvass all
Of the parishes, make personal appeal to
the members and solicit subscriptions.
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S% Paper Mt MDaudsyI,lc-Other
Items of ImlCrCAt.

'F W. AhlcEchts
Er,, Aoc&DsvILLE, March %, 1870.
~ las'S !! equiaoctial times II il hard to
S'. w. J" what kind OF weather We will
S'"s, S'S and hence we are having those
ps, r,s"y changes incidcn, to the opening OF
o.l. rug Hli the bad weather Is not The
MY Si,s surprising thing that is taking place
1a,s ~" G', Ur yesterday we had a real, live,
,W1''a1sa' An '. sensation. 1t was in this wise;
!, ,V1' ,V. Ooxe' At the rostoilicc contained
Ss,, WY evening copy Of a little printed
Si,;. % named u. the Moundsvillc Iudlpeatltnt.
b, " E.,V laS what We have been looking
"A, @"' s. these many days. But wc did
In, 'tleSS y . such an insignificant, little pa.
ty., s 'a,'ae "s1 arrangement as greeted GU,
t,rs,,... M saeH eopencd It. All The greai
p,s.. s''aoo' ., We had formed for our new
,g' M !, vanished l.. and we began to tI,ipk-
d. =, w. ~, will not tell our thoughts. Thet
asoS.Ssfy ,'a'ofy was read with the creates
u, ,,s,sTsat, ,,,ss,s!at, Next the locals attraS,e, Ns
bu It~'lGA, Its~ S and We were very sure t I'm
nae s.oNS Ways previous we hal road III,
oatniSJ' SJ'TTaetS' TtS' Then Il flashed acros
| abI "u ulat the iSsun ,ro, - 49, 49, y Ntl
N courage aud were glad. Nov
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 22.-The Commissioners
report on the question OF the return 81
the Senate and Chamber Of Depties from
Versailles to Paris recommends a CopveIl.
ton Of the ChaRGGrs as a National As
semhly ios tho purpose Of making The
necessary change in tho Constitution. Il
Is not believed the Government will on
pose the project, Tho removal eau moi
be effected for some time, as there Is nt
building in Paris 10 accommodate tIlt
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CHICAGO.
ImprOyed Condition Of Trade-The Sup.
ply Of Grain.


ply Of Grain. ....
Chicago, March 22.-wtlbur +. Storey,
Of the Chicago Times, is about building for
himself a 100000 residence, and is also
creating magnificent park. For a month
past immense trees OF over 90 feet in
height have been transported from Indi-
ana to Mr.. Storey's land. One red maple,
90 feet high, with q ball OF earth 0 feet in
diameter, had to bemoved like house.
In mercantile departments Of trade a
good feeling has existed, and the distri-
button of dry goods, boots and shoes,
clothing, &C., has been on more liberal
scale than ior the corresponding period in
previous seasons. Stocks here are well
assorted and ample to supply all wants.
In the line Of city deposits an increase is
reported, while collections have been good.
Rail treights on the Eastward bound roads
have been down to Is cents per 100 pounds
for grain TO New York, but are to be
advanced, Bank clearings have beOn
pretty steady. Friday they were the largest
during the week, being $500, 600 more than
on Thursday, the increase being on nc.
count OF single check for $500, 600 to pay
for the building and lot on the northeast
corner Of State and Washington streets,
recently purchased by Field, Letter 4 Co.,
OF the Singer estate.
The visible supply OF gram in the States
and Canada on the 18TH last, was d0,764,-
600 bushels. On Change the markets
have been as unsettled as the weather.
Chicago lumber dealers on the lst inst.
had on hand 902.290,OgS foot OF lumber,
6vl $50 piCkets, 33,3s7, ,22O Iath, 342, 100
cedar posts and l05, ,950, 900 shingles. Dur
ing the week the receipts and shipments Of
the articles named were; RepeIpts-Flour,
1881 barrels; grain, l.945l l20s bushels;
hogs, G0G52 head. Shipments-Flour,
74,84G barrels: grain, l,49e,440 bushels;
pork, 6.450 barrels; lard, i, ,7l6, 100 pounds;
cut meats, Is, 3,46O,00S pounds.
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Marine News.

NEw YOpx, March 2e.-Arriyed: Oder,
from Bremen.
QuEExsrows, March 2s.-Arrived: Ne.
vada, from New York.
NEw YoRx, March 23-Arrived: City
OF Richmond, from Liverpool.
LONDON, March 23-The steamers City
Of Berlin and Herder, from New York,
the latter for Hamburg, have arrived out.
SAN FRANClSCo, March 22.-Arrived:
Ship Alfred D. Snow, from New York.
Sailed: Steamer Oceanic, for Hong Kong,
via Yokohama; U. S. corvette Alaska, fol
Sitka.
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ST. LOUIS, March 93.-The Nandalia,
Wabash 4 Chicago, and Alton, three ol
tho five pool lines running east from here,
resolved at a meeting yesterday to restore
the freight rates, and from tomorrow the
rates to New York will he on grain, -four,
and on iourth,OIass freight twenty.nins
cents, The Ohio and Mississippi, and
indianapolis and st. Louis have not YET
signiHed what they will do.
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AMcxIcan Revolution.

SAN FRAxctsco, CAL, March ga
special from Tucson OF this date says: Re-
liable news from Sonora this morning saws
serna is in possession of Alamas, Quay
mas, Altar and Maglalena. President
Diaz supports Serna. Mariscal hold Her
mosillo, Wies, and the balance OF the
state, An informant states facts, but is un.
willing to give an opinion as 10 the result.
Communication between Magdalena and
Guyamas Is practically closed.
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HPAIN.
CAMpAI0N rRoNIsrs MryIco

MADRID, March 23.- Senior CASTILLO and
l03 former Deputies Of tho Cortos have is.
sued manifesto to The Democratic party.
They Announces their programme a sin
cere return to the Constitution Of 1869,
which proclaimed religious and education.
al liberty, freedom Of press and liberty OF
meeting and association. The manifesto
also declares in favor OF universal Suffrage
in the Spanish territory and the payment
OF interest on the public debt and recon.
mends the policy Of avoiding alike 70.
dictionary excessesanl demagogio utopias,
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Shipping Tags. J.

Carrying full limo of sizes and styles Of
DESNlsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, we eau
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business In
this manner
All orders by mail promptly attended to-
Estimates furnished and all desired lniorma.
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senior zamnconn.

sr. LOUIS, March 93.-senor Zamacopa,
Mexican Minister, and suite, left here 10.
night for Washington via Cincinnati
where they will stop one day. The party
spent week here as guests OF the Mer,
chants Exchange, and received good
deal OF attention from citizens. They
were shown numerous mercantile and
manufacturing establishments, visited The
public schools and other institutions, and
left tavorably impressed.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March ea.-It is announced
from st. Petersburg that In consequence
Of the representations OF Lord DuiTcriu
and Count SChuvalotf fConcerning the views
OF England and Bismarck new conCilia
tory policy has been decided upon. Rus.
sia is now giving orders to her troops ir
Turkey to begin the evacuation In the
middle Of April and to end It within tht
period prescribed by tho treaty, and i
really eYen 10 propose the occupation O
Eastern ltoumolla Tor a limited time.
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DE-. De Knyen,s rnna..,

MILWAUKEE, March 22.-The funeral
services of the late DR.. De Koven took
place at Racine this forenoon, Bishop
Wells officiating. A large concourse Of
people was In attendance, Milwaukee and
Chicago being represented by many former
students OF the college.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts Of type, ranging in sizc
from Nonpareil to Plea, the most perfect book
press and a well appointed bindcry, We have
facilities for this special class Of work possessed
by few offices in the West.
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TERnE HAurE, ISD., March 2s.-w. H.
buckingham, Secretary and Auditor Of
the Terre I1autc & indianapolis Railroad
died at his residence in this city at eight
o'clock this morning.
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INDIA.
coStrLErE ANARCHY,

CALCUTTA, March 2S.- Complete anarchy
prevails at Mandalay. The bulk Of the In.
habitants would welcome the British
troops. Hopes thatthe explosion be avert
ed are growing faint.
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Pedestrian Excitement Unabated In New
York.

NEw YoRE, March 92,-Ifanything were
lacking to prove that the people Of this
city are run mad over pedestfianism 1t
was furnished tonight to degree. Mr..
Walton, the hacker Of Hartman in the
late contest, got up match for runners,
offering two prizes Of $3.50 each for ten and
twenty miles respectively. There were
seven entries, and tho event was looked
forward to with considerable interest, inas.
much as m Englishman, a Canadian, a
Vermontcr, Virginian, and New York
newsboy whose parents are Irish, were
known to be among the contestants. The
Englishman was John Simpson. one OF the
individuals who came over with the cham.
pion Rowell. John Raine is the champion
Two and iour.mile runner OF Canada, and
the Yankee, Norman Taylor, is 40 years
old, and never run foot race until he
turned forty.
But to-day aboutnoon 1t commenced to
rain, and it kept pouring all the afternoon
aud evening. Indeed, 1t came down in
floods tonight. Nevertheless there were
over 5000 spectators present in Gilmore's
Garden. and the contest was one OF the
most spirited witnessed in some time. The
men had the privilege OF running as long
as they pleased; that Is TO say, the winners
OF the len mile prize could keep on and
win the twenty mile purse also II he felt
able to do so.
Young Raine, OF Canada, who was the
favorite in the betting for the short dis
tance, led finely for about seven miles, al.
ter which he began to tire, and gave up on
the eighth mile. His place was quickly
takon by Taylor, who III turn was passed
in the last lap by Simpson, who won the
ten mile race in hour and sol seconds.
McNulty, the Harlem newsboy, youth
OF eighteen years, ran second for several
miles, and then suddenly collapsed, the
pace and distance being too much for
him.
A fellow named Nayler, bell-boy in q
downtown hotel, who had been permitted
to run, made but q miles while Simpson
was running 10 miles.
Owens, OF Virginia, ran for ID miles, do
ing It In hour, 53 minutesand 40 seconds,
when he turned sick at his stomach, and
left the track.
This left Taylor alone on the track, and
he made the twenty miles In two hours
nine minutes and titty.Cight seconds
which Is very tine running considering
the track and bad atmosphere.
| FIFTY MILE RACE.
Hughes, tho plpppsr." who once walked
with 0'Leary, has 6Hen Matehel to run
race OF lilty miles against RoWeil, tQg
stake of 81 900 a side. II Is believed tha
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anANIan AnoLIrI0NIgrs

At q banquet given by the advocates Of
the abolition otslavery last evening it was
resolved that society for promoting
the total disappearance Of slavery from
the Spanish colonies should be reor.
ganized.
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celoretl peopIe d 81. louis.

ST. Louis, March 9S.-About 400 more
plantation negroes recently from the
South loft last eyanIpg for Kanqss. AhoRt
200 0arrivel from Helena, Ark, this alter
noon,
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MORE DAMAGES TO DYKES,
PEsrIt, March 23.-The storm has again
damaged the dykes protecting Czingrad,
szentes, Vasarhely, Zomber and Tettel.
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nrnIne.l WIN nm AZ.

CAIRo, March g. Charles Glass knock.
ed out the brains Of Carter Newman, here
te;ARy' Tjlh an az, while tie latter was V,
asleep. Motive, jealousy. Glass Is in Gus.
tody. Both are Colored,
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Five Millions orFvre Masons.
Tho following statistics Of the aqmheF Of
lodges OF Free Masons which existedat tho
on,l az lastyear will be read with interests

liz Faystte county the Court ordered
that the Sheriff should be paid thirty.avc
cents per diem for boarding prisoners
ITashington, Pa, Reporter.
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dertaker (who Is generally around when
coughs and colds preyaill , Is to buy and use
| nr. Bnll's Cough Syrup. II always cures.