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BALTIMORE, March 2A.-virginia skies deferrer
past oonpons No1 rS csrSn. scoha saes o ID
~ DID todaX: Sugar quiet "A 0oft. 8lsaSh.
BALTIMOKE, March 2A-Cotton quiet and firm
middfne, 10. Flour quiet and weaker-HoWArd street
ana western S9per, S2eaS IS; do. extra. L00aA66
90 family 9Sa5 80 city mills super. f6a4 00 do.
e1trn A2oa4 SO; do Bio brands. 580s6.OO; Pstapsco
family, 675 Wheat, southern steady; western dull
ana steedZ-eoQthern red. I10al III do. amber,
LIA1l6 NO. Pennsylyania red. ll4x No 2west.
L12xal.13; May. I.lssi IS.; Corn. sout6ern dull
white SessoH do yellow western inssn %iTsd
zfs.zzS steamer. a40 Oats ecs;er IA ioxaE May
southern and Pennsylysnia, Sass Vestesn INIT.
S1.35; DO MIXED. S2aSS. Rye quiet. S1ss6. HsT;
quiet-choice Pennsyiyania and Msryiand. nj M
l2W. frovis1ons quiet-Mea1 PORK iu 5OaiO rs.
Bull meats-Iooee ehoulders 8s<s4: c3ear rib ssdeS
af>so; 90 Recked.4 and 6k Racon-shoulders,
~ clear Eib stdee, 6. Hams, 0slO. Lard-redned'
IN uercess ~ Butter eteady-prime to choice Wost.
ern packed, 16a20; rolls. 16ai6 EEn quiet Is
cefFes cce5feae%m vsnv ssssndy@csnds. refined.
LVIIUE FEedghts 70 Liverpool per aeamer
cCo1on Sa nour Aed Srain. I'D: Re
ocss A 100 Shipment. 1000: corn. ls2sO0.
:, Exchange. long. ASsk; abort. IS7K. Govern.
NEW YORK. March 2A-Flour quiet Wheas dun
LONOON, March "A. 4 p. -Oonso,s-foem money,
S6 1916; for the account. 96,S. o. 8 lourand-s-
halt per csnt bonds. lo6H Erie, 24k New Jersey
CepeEl, SSA
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JUVENILE FAME AND FORTUNE SREKERs.-De
tect1ve Brown noticed two boys acting strange
~ In the Erie railroad depot, in jersey city,
late last night. He being In civilians clothes,
engaged the boys In conversation, and from
them learned that they were runaWays, who
had started in search OF fame and fortune, their
objective point being Virginia. The hour being
late the runaways were furnished with lodging
at the second police precinct stationhouse The
two ambitious boys were registered as Henry
Cooke, aged fourteen, residence 241 east 24th
street, this city, and Allan Goodfellow, aged
tnlrteen, residence 305 east 23d street. Both
were armed with revolvers and their cash as
sets aggregated 1924, OF which Cooke carried
$. This morning the boys were brought be-
scrap OF paper, on it In leg1ble hand was:-
" First days venture, visited jersey City, got
collared, locked up all night, will be taken to
The youthful travellers were locked up and the
captain OF the 18th precinct OF this city was
nottfied.-IN, Y, Nail 22d
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DCEILNG IN THE STRERr.-At I2,s O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, the familiar crack OF re-
volverS was heard on Magazine street. between
Poydras and Lafayette streets, and when the
smoke ahad cleared away the body OF one OF
the combatants, Franklin Cash, was seen II.
Ing on the banQuette, while his slayer. 3. &.
Adams, stood In the doorway OF his store, Ss
Magazine street, west side, stfn holding the
smoking weapon. Cash as In the employ OF
his stepfather, T. A. Hamilton merchant on
Icnoupltoulas street, and visited Adams, who
Is commission merchant, with the view Of
erecting the settlement OF a business trans
action. dispute arose, which resulted In
Cash Slapping Adams In the face. BloWe
were exchanged, and Cash's coat lWae
torn. Cash then retreated to the pavement.
and drawing his revolver-an improved Rem.
ngton, thtry-two cal1bre-flred twice af
Adams, who stood on a pile OF boxes IN the
store, about three feet from the doorway. Both
Shots s SPED wide OF their mark and lodged In the
rear OF the store. Adams then drew hie n.
volyer, and, partly shielding himself hehinfI
the iron pillar OF The door, opened fire. Cash
meantime having retreated about ten rseccs
IIOm ADAMS and taken a position in fronf n
Huckners store, No. IS, shouted TO Adams
come OUT, you coward, and show Yourself >
at tne same time firing hts third shot Adams
saA hsP' up @ nus @nre. and at the fourth shot Cash
osaa den Qulckiy struggling to hts knees, cash dis
cnarged The two remaining loads nom his
weapon. Cash's last shots were all high, and
oook eHect In the door.-fE o. Tfnes
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remarkable scene in the Cleveland police court
on Saturday. A son OF Judge Tflden, a widely
known and highly respected lawyer, was ar
ralgned on charge OF petit larceny. His ven-
OF the county for "a years, appeared and asked
that he might prosecute his own son as mat
ter OF duty owing to himself and the state, He
close said he was satisfied beyond doubt that
his son was guilty, and when he referred to the
sad spectacle OF a father prosecuting his own
son he burst into tears, while his powerful
police judge found the boy guilty Of stealing a
coat from common pleas Juryman, and then
paWning 1t for money, but reserved sentence
until to-day.-(Douton lOhtol jour, March II.
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THE FLETCHER-BAILEY ELOPEMENT,-The In.
terest in the Fletcher Bailey elopement, men.
t1on OF which was made several weeks ago, has
been revived by the discovery of Fletcher on
Philadelphia, on Saturday, where he ts Under
the care of physician. The lieutenant, when
questioned by reporter of the Philadelphia
North American. positively declined making any
statement relative to the elOpement, contenting
himself with saying: "Much has been published
that Is not true, but want nothing more said
about the affair."" Mrs. Bailey, the mother of
the GIRL VINO resides In this city. states that she
has not heard from her daughter since She left
the city In company with the lieutenant.-[B Bait.
Gazette oath
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Fire I'm RhflaAel.hf.

o,c,ncs th,a March A-About half mast
the smoke house OF Tashinefon Rntcbers S,,,s Ia
nam curing house No. I4s and las North Fron,
street, so rapidly did the fre spread that r.
was necessary TO strike another alarm n-h,c,, N
brought large number OF comnanies ~ i1sn ~,
scene, Out dispite their exertions the fiames
spread over the smoke houses in the rear ma
communicated TO the roof OF the main bui,d,ngs sS
which, with the contents OF the top story xss
burned. The smoke houses were also de
StIoy ed. The main building is six stories in
through to Race street. while alongside this
are houses used for smoking purposes. ana n
Was Was In No. OF these houses that the fire origi-
none "oeu. Iney were all burned out and their
I'M. xoneenos destroyed. The fire in the main build
ies g. tS vas confined entirely TO the upper part OF
water u ut, t,ie damage done was principally from
conSao,a,n Viii whicn the place was dreached In
Ihe smoke houses. AS wen as could he est.
mated, the loss viii reach about s95 oco xvbsct
$500 O0O S OAeSht oi
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man about twenty-four years of age, was ar
raigned before Police Justice Walsh, In Brook
lyn, yesterday afternoon, on complaint of An
drew j. COOK, OF 479 Monroe ST., that city, who
alleges that Davis, who is a nephew, married
Mrs. Cook, September Is, 1878. The latter, who
was also arrested on complaint of her husband.
Is said to have recently figured as q pedeS-
trienne and to have walked short time ago at
Albany. Both prisoners pleaded not guilty and
were committed to the Raymond street fail to
await examination. Davis says that Mr. Cook.
VINO is musician by occupation, was absent In
washington when he married Emma, and. as
she had heard that her husband had obtained a
divorce, she supposed she was at liberty to mar
ry yhlm.|(N.Y.HerdId, 22d.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Enforcing the Sunday Law Against

PedeStrfanSe
NEW YORK, March A.-The police yesterday
between two or three women was progressing,
It was shut up for violation OF the Sunday law
PEDESTRIAN hall, where another similar exhibit
ton was going on, was also closed. The keepers
sumo to-day.
Relief Of SZeEedfm Sufferer.
number OF Hungarans and AuStTiaus held
meeting yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
Aungar1a, 70 take measures for relieving the
sufferers by the Szegedin inundation A sub
scrption OF two or three hundred dollars was
made on the spot and committee appOinfed to
receive propositions and arrange plans for bene-
fits In aid OF the fund.
Tallmadge,s Trial.
Tallmadge has secured the services of the
Rev. Or. Spear as his counsel. His trial before
1ne lmpeaching Presbytery commences this
aMaIeInOon M in the CLINTON street church. Feel
ing runs nigh and deep in the city of Churches
In regard to the case.
Ine Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Inc Iact tnat Hiram Hitchcock has purchased
Gf1SWOldS interest in the Fifth Avenue hotel Is
confirmed by Hitchcock, Darling & Co., who are
now as they were originally, the proprietors of
the house. ''
Arrest Of q Stock Broker.
On an order OF arrest Clerk Quincy and Dep.
nty Sherln McGonigle to-day arrested Henry
brokers, on warrant charging the nrm with
conversion OF $50, 600 deposited With the firm by
Gen. q. L. Eckert. Mr.. Belden was found at
MS na,,o once @ on Broadway: and readily accom-
surprise at the arrest, and said he was pre-
pared for II. He was taken to the sherifr's Of
nee accompanied by several friends and
m sea 10y IqInisned BALL securities 1ustifying
to his business. The sheriffs officer decline TO
give the names OF the bondsmen. The sheriffs
are now looking for the remaining members of
rae rne,s nrm' against whom they also hold war
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pSnCsCu V111Cl01S IN k&OCheSteFs
hOCHEsTRk. March 24.-Excise Commissioners
Baker and Mutchler were convicted on Satur-
indicted by the January grand Jury on evidence
enclteo oy an examination ordered by the COM
mon council, In obedience to demand from the
Law ana Order Society OF the city. Their con-
Jury which arose Saturday, 1t is said, brought
10 10 indictments against Mayor Parsons and Po-
nee commissioners II. c. Daniels and Frederick
Llmmer, on complaint OF the Law and Order
society. The two events have created wide
spread excitement. 1t is said that so saloon
the Sunday law. '' VI
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SUING FOR CIVIL RIGHTs.-The first case In the
southern district Of New York under the civil
rights act OF 1875 Is now on trial before Judge
Choate, Of the L. s. circuit court In February
last Charles N. cooper, colored barber bought
steamboat Continental, belonging to the New
Haven Steamboat Company. When supper was
announced Cooper promptly responded, seated
himself in the dining room, and gave his order
for supper. At this point he was ordered out
by the steward, and, refusing to go, he was ex-
PEELED from both the dining room and cabin.
Hence his suit for 81 900 damages Saturday
last Judge Choate issued warrant OF attach
ment against the Continental,
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A PATERSON Boys REMARKABLE STORY
Eddy Brain, boy about 13 years old son of
Jacob Brain of Paterson, N. j., says that While
walking In vacant lot in that city, on Satur-
day evening, he was blinded by nash of and
nited his clothes and melted the edges of ST.
yer quarter that he carried in his hand. The
boy was taken home by some men who saw the
blaze. He was foundto be severely burned, but
not dangerously.-(N Y. Sun, 24th.
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LANcASTER SENSATIONAL dispatch from
S"atnUSser "a, 70 the Philadelphia Times, dated
saturday, says the city is excited over the ma
Ing OF corpse in the Susquehanna, 81 Piles,
6;aa Eeay, Friday night. The body was cut ana
ssg uasngured, and had evidently been In water FOR
s soLne t!me lt is thought the man was mur.
oeIed, and the body thrown into the river AT;
some point above, from whence It f1Oatod down
Two pairs OF pants were tied around the Vaisf
VIII rope, TO which also pair OF shoes Were
attacneo. The mans age was about as or ~
years. The head was crushed ana bafsere6
and the features so much swollen as to 10 mn
made into the matter. W VIC
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Kingston Election Frava

R0ND0UT, n. Y, A.-The Kingston election
fraud investigating committee convened ar q
O'Clock. Notice was given that evidence In 10.
buttal or the testimony taken would be heard
and the committee would walt half an hour 10
receive IL. None was presented before 10 O'Clock.
when the committee adjourned sine die and re
turned TO Albany.
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MONDAY. March q

SENAT E.-The Vice President laid before the
Sc nate ccmmu nication from the Postmaster
&c neral, asking for additional appropriations
for IL pay of letter carriers; also, from the
Secretary Of the Interior, enclosing a request
from the Con missioner on Education asking
that an appropriation of $25, $40 be made for
the payment of clerks in his bureau. These
commnnicatlons were appropriately referred.
G. Kennedy, formerly superintendent Of the
census, showing what he considers defects In
the law providing for taking the next census
uhe result of hasty legislation,) and which
Mr.. Beck introduced bill providing for the
settlement OF accounts with certain railroad
companies.
BY Mr. Cockrell:-To amend the homestead
laws so as to allow certain state troops OF Mis-
By Mr.. Butler:-Authorizing the Secretary OF
War to deliver to A. P. Rhett and others four
Napoleon guns for the use OF the Charleston
S c. artillery. Also, bill for the relief OF the
sufferers by the loss Of the steamer j. D. Cam
eron.
BY Mr. Harris:-To prevent the introduction
states. He subsequently reported a bill on that
subject, which was placed on the calendar.
Also, bin to incorporate the Mount Pleasant
BY MI Hill tGa.G-For the relief of the city
of Macon, Ga.
By Mr.. saulsbury:-To promote justice in the
army and navy by permitting appeals from
courts martial to United States courts.
BY Mr. COke:-AuthOriZtng the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pay creditors OF the late repub-
lie OF Texas certain sums in accordance With
acts OF Congress.
BY Mr. Kellogg:-Bil giving aid to certain
railroads extending from Texas to specified
points On the Rio Grande.
The Senate took up and passed the resolution
heretofore introduced by Mr.. salisbury, calling
upon the Secretary OF the Treasury to furnish
elaborate information concerning the negotia-
tion OF United States securities, the amount Of
interest paid, etc.
MIR. Wallace moved that the Senate now pro-
ceed to the election OF officers OF the Senate.
Mr.. Anthony said he did not expect to pre-
vent such election, as it was a foregone con-
clusion at the behest of party, and was against
the usage and precedentS of the Senate. He re-
ferred to those who had held the Office of Secre-
tary OF the senate and other Offices, and spoke
In eulogistlc terms OF the present incumbentS.
who were not to be removed for inability or
want of character, but because party demanded
the change.
The debate was still in progress at three
O'Clock.
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A BRIDEGROOM ARREsTKD-Wm. E. Barnes,
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, was arrested on arrival jn
Philadelphia, Saturday, charged with forgery.
last, and started for Philadelphia with his bride
on Friday. He is accused Of swtndnng num-
Der of dry goods firms by bogus checks
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THE TRIAL OF Miss AMELIA LINKHAM, for
murder, which was to have taken place at
Lumberton, NC, last week, has been continued
until the next term OF the court. Miss Link
her alleged seducer, Edward Hartman, Balti-
more drummer, at Lumberton, on the 24th OF
october last. Hartman, she states, had prom
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H-The mayor of Gloucester, Mass, asks for
contributions from the country at large for the
families Of the seamen belonging to that CITY
lost In the recent gales. They number 81 widows
and $50 orphans
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MISSING MAN FoUND.@The following dis
patch Is sent from Elmira, N. ": The diec0very
OF the aged father OF the late Senator HOPKINS
IN tne Alieghany county poor house, OF which
ne had been an inmate for years, and his mys-
ferrous disappearance after the death OF his
son, have been the subjects of comment throuQh.
out the state, and especially In this reRfon. IL
was believed that the old man he'd been spirit
eo away by claimants to the deceased Senators
property, the principal alleged heir being an
ADOPTED son, who claims about $50 600 undeT the
WIN, and who, 1t is believed, was in
strumental In Kidnapping the old man
10 prevent his appearance at q rebearinQ
OF the case, set for April T. Other persoDS
claiming 70 be regular heirs-at-law, have since
oeen making strenuous efforts TO discover
the place where the old man Hopkins was s.
creted. Their search was rewarded this morn
ing by discovering him at the house OF David
Hastlngs. IN the village OF Painted Post, Steu.
pen county. The searching party, including j.
Barrett, OF Binghamton, who married danRh-
Ter OF Mr. Hopkins, was accompanied BY Depu.
q Sher1n Higgins, OF Steuben, and Omcer
kagan, or Corning. Persons at Corning N. Y.
recognized Hopkins as the person who closely
guarded oy Two men, was taken from that place
10 covered carriage two weeks AGO, at Which
time 1t was thought that the party had taken
refuge In the state OF PENNSYLVANIA. Barreff
took ms father-in-law back to Allegheny county
this morning. The discovery OF the old gentle
man Is considered strong point I'm favor Of the
blood relatives who are conteSting the adopted
sons claim to the estate.
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The socialists OF CHICAGO had a gram hall
at the exposition building. Saturday nicSt ..so
commemorate the dawn or liberty In iszS ana
sons chiefly OF the c0mmunistdc clsSs, - 81
present; There were no speeches but thesS
was SI liberal display OF guns, some I'VE or ok
nunorea military being present. The object
military and political Organization. TSe ~
uvities continued throus bout SATURDAY ntSSf,
ana up TO a late hour last hight. fhe con.
OF military tactics. ""u40
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GUARDING AGAINST DIsEAsE.-The Italian
barks Giuseppe de Abunde and h. Caeceatore
arrived at New York recently from Trieste with
cargoes of rags. By direction of DIR. Hamilton,
acting surgeon general OF the marine hospital
In this service, In this city, they were detained
at quarantine until the rags could be fumigated,
from Leghorn, which arrived at Baltimore some
days ago.
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THE CINCINNATI DEMOCRATS have nominated
Len A. Harris, for mayor; Alfred Yaple, Judge
VI the superior court; Nat. Caldwell, board Of
public works; G. w. Gerard, city solicitor;
Daniel Metz, treasurer; M. F. Wilson, police
Judge: l.. w. Fechheimer, police commissioner
and Thomas j. COgan, public prosecutor.
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Important Nominations,

The President to-day sent to the senate the
following nominations: DR.. John B. Hamilton.
OF Illinois, to be Supervising Surgeon Genera
of the q. s. Marine Hospital Service; John M
Wilson, Of Ohio, Q. s. consul at Panama; George
Scoggs, Illinois. Z. S. consul at Hamburg: JET
ferson p. Ktdder, OF Dakota, associate Justice
supreme count, Dakota Territory; Howard
White. OF Nebraska, U. s. Indian agent at
Omaha agency, Nebraska; Joseph Hopkins.
postmaster at Brownsville, Texas; Solomon
star, postmaster at Deadwood, Dakota:
John Steen, postmaster at Wahoo, Nebraska. A
sent in for confirmation. Among them were
the nomination OF Second Lieut. Frederick
SchWatka, Sd cavalry, to be first lieutenant,
and First Lieut.. Thos. j. spencer, 10th cavalry,
TO be captain. Lieut.. Schwatka Is now on a
uOlar expeditlOn
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E The Philadelphia North american suggests
Snat each state be allowed an additional United
states Senator for every million of population.
HA certificate representing 100 shares OF
s stock OF the New Jersey Central railroad bf $l0O
ca eacn was picked from the pocket OF q messenger
While On the way to the Continental Bank
IL About 400 of the colored people who re-
SSe9uiy arrived at st. Louis from the South left
Ssatuiday .sa night for Kansas, and about 200 ar
yesterday afternoon,
-, - Inc Norwegian bark Admiral ia a total
VIZ mteek ON 1ife-Saving Station No. 5. Her cap
Sa,n Wrna mas given up all hopes OF saving her.
eVeryth thing Of value eoe al" 0"'Ans
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IHH SHOofING OF B. F. PORTER at Harshall
texas, mas created deep feeling among New
York theatrical people. fhe funeral viii tSSe
place In New York Wednesday from the Church
OF tne TRANSPORTATION, "the little chnrch
around the corner" The remains on fhe 6oSd
ACTOR reached New York last night.
- The new steamship Santiayo. for the New
YORK and Cuba Mail Steamship Comnanv. Was
iaunched al Chester, Pa, Saturday.
81. ~ In Mississippi printing ofices are exempt
Next month the comet win be visible
through powerful glasses. IL win probebly
looking for It.
1The Texas House Of Representatives has
poll amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
state.
DThe funeral OF the late DR.. de Koven took
place at Racine WIS.,, Saturday, Bishop Wells
offict3ttng. large G ncourse OF people at
tended.
H-Durlng severe southwest storm which
prevailed az Memphis, Tenn, after mldn1V6t
Friday night, lightning struck the ooff0n ma
woolen mills ia the southern port OF fhe cifV
ance $4,000.
ga jury was empanneled, Saturday Ian. I'm
the Hustlngs court OF Richmond, We. Tor the
Ilal or John 3. Poindexter, charged with the
murder young Curtis.
e1-On the last day OF the Carnival NJ Rome
no newspapers were published. tournaliGfa and
printers having voted 70 take holiday.
4fD Maggie AcNeiech, OF Hyde park. Pa,
leu over chn Is feet high, Saturday' md Was
fatally Injured.
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THE ANTI-SLAvERY PARTY IN SPAIN.-A
Madrid dispatch OF March % says: At the Ban
quet given by the advocates OF tue abolition OF
slavery, last night, 1t was resolved thai the
society for promoting the total disappearance
OF slavery from the Spanish colonies should be
reOrgantZed
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ADVICE FROM Mr.. TALMAsE.-Mr. TaImage
said last evening: "AbOut every six months for
many years national dissolution has been pro-
phesled. II the republicans triumph tne uoiii-
Ocrats say 'our doom has sounded and II the
democrats get the supremacy the republicans
announce general annihilati0n. Since all Of
these prophecies in the past have tailed have
come to feeling OF undisturbed placidty.
After century Of quaking the government of
the United states stands firmeSt to- day. Stop
the everlasting cant about overthrow and dis
union,' and a solid south and solid north, ,
and let us place unmOyed faith in that God who
laid the foundation of our government, and who
has seen to 1t that the granite wall shall keep
ever rising till they shall reform In all national
ities and the dome that crowns all shall ring
out the death knell of the last earthly despot-
ism. I'm Y World. 22d.
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A MINISTER CHARGED WITH SERIOUS OF
FENCE.-A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
gazette from Corydon, Ind, March 21st, says:
the Christian church of this town, before the
omcers OF the church on serious charges pre-
1erTed against him of too great Intimacy with
MISS vaugh, was commenced last night. The
proceedings are secret, but many members of
the church express the opinion that Strouse
VIII De expelled: He Is implicated in another
d1Sgraceful affair with widow lady near this
Town, In Which case, 1t is of current report
criminal proceedings are to be Commenced
against him ia the c1rcuit court