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Ey IeieGrapc.



NEW YORK. February 2i.-Co,ton Jun and easy
sales, 81 bales; uplands, 1870; Orleans, l3ac.
southern -four quiet; common 60 fair extra, $3.50
IA kc. better. closing scarcely 40 6rm. ungrided
rcd. sl.30GSl 1855. COru opened a shade llrmer
aud closed dull ungraded 57fG G0c. Oats shlde
stronger at i6Sd47c Tor No. g. Hop, quiet and
about steady. tof,e firm snd moderately active.
Sugar-Ras quiet and unchanged: refined abou,
steady; 'tandsrd ~ osc Mo'asSes quiet aud
Il m m at 45c. wool Very Grm and in, ooi dc msn';
washed, lsMiOc.; teXas d40c. PORK lower
and moderately ac I've a. ~. Mildles dull and un.
changed. Lard moderately, active and lower 81,
i7.G7H. Whisky nominal At Si.lO. Fresh,i
BALTIaORF.
BALTIMORE, February "a Flour strong and uu-
changed. eouthern wheat higher aud fairy active (;
western dun aud lower 10 SET; southern red. 81
@sI.5O: amber, s1.50@sl.56 No. | May
spot and Febrnnry 50S@tI'5Ot March ii
@Sl5I4; April, si.5lmtl.52; NAV. sl3ofd
il.5i s. southern cora firm anu tlrlv a-tlyr;
western easier. eOuittrn white. Goa 62c.; yellow,
IS n59c. ais higher southern aud Yves crn white,
47@i9c. Provisions quie aud UNCHANGED. conc.
nrm Rio ctTgOrs. 4M &c. sugar steady n SOFT,
9Hc Wliskey dali at sLl94aal.ll. Frcigb,s
duh and unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CIScINNAII, February 24-Foor In active de-;
mcnanged Wheat scare aud nrmer Az ti;2s'
| Corn quiet aud firm ~ 39M4Oc. Oats dull AT 30.
| Pork firm Al fl2GSi2,EO. Lana MN AZ nc, BULK
meats steady; shoulder, 1925: ribs, SO 80 .ides,
| 1915 Bacon firm; shoulders. 1bc.; rios. 7sc.
SIDES, Tie. iWhskev active ana lower ~ Sl.05. SUI
| gar asy hards, 100 lO1c; New Orleans Ia bac,
| LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE February "a Flour dan and un-
| white, 43M45t.; No. 2 ~ liked, 400 42c. oats
| steady No. z white, 40M4lc.: No. 2 mixed. 3Sll
! G39c. PORK steady az Sl2 80. Lard firm At 7.c.
Bulk-mealS II. ady shoulders, 4an 3Nc.: ribs, $50
sides. Sc. Bacon STEADY shoulders, -; rib.,
| S7I2,5: sides. 1920 Suyar-curod hams, ga 1910.
Whskey firm al slO6
| ST. LOUIS.
IT. LOUIS, February 24.-flom Fancy $500
$l.301Qdfl.31; No 8 red fall, sl27 Corr higher
| AZ 35G35Ac. Oats higher at 34bc Whisky firm
| at fl.07. POrh nrmer at Sl2.30Msi2.4O. ard
| nominal 1910. nulk meas stronger; shoulder,
Sf6s41O; rib. s6.50@i6.624; ,ide.. $4,000
| 80. so. Bacon 6rmer; shoulder. - rios, s7.30@
1875 sides, S7.50GDs75j.
CHICAGO.
| CHIcAGo. February 24.-Florr steady and un
| No red winter, sl.2jk; No. Chicago spring
Corn moderately active and higher al 3sc. O,t'
Grner al 324c. Pork quiet and weak ~ - .s7Sc
Lard IN fair demand and lower al f7.2ZH@t72o
Bule. meats steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
and unchanged
| Al CiOse.-N heat unsettled a. u lower At sl25h
March. Corn dali and lower az 37ec. March. Oati
dun and lower Ut 3lHr. Pork dull aud lower a
$3.50. Lard duh and lower at f7.l741S7 70
| March.
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Louisiana Republican Legislators
Arr .igned for Contempt.

New ORLEANS, February 24.-The Re-
publican members OF the State Legislature
having been arragned before the bar OF the
House for contempt in signing and for
wsrding to the Senate OF the United States
Il memorial favoring Senator Kellogg and
recling intimidation, fraud. &c, on the
part OF Democrats generally, purged them
selves OF the contempt by saying they
signed the paper without reading it. The
arraigument produced CONSERVATION among
the Republicans members, who feared eX-
pulsIon. IL Is not demanded that the Of
fensive memorial be Withdrawn from the
United States Senate.
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The AntiChinese Movement in San
Francisco.

san FRANCISCO, February 24.-At the
Sand Lots Yesterday, Cannon, the leader Of
the unemployed workingmen, intimateC
that they would finish their rounds among
the employers of Chinese this week; after
which there would be less noise made. but
more meetings, which would be secret and
dangerous to those who had refused to COM
ply with their demand.
The Board Of Superyi sors, chief OF po-
lice, and a number OF pr, eminent citizens
held a private consultation. when Is be-
lieyed TO have had reference 10 the tnreat
made by Kearney Sunday to EJECT gailows
on the Sand Lots this week.
Among the business classes Il 'ere are eN-
pressions beard in favor OF re Vlving tue
Committee of Safety.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..

TUESDAY, February "A, $50
Country Produce.
AoDles s3@s3.75 q barrel.
BesSDGr: zoe. n u.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 25@30c,; fair
corn Neal: 62c. . bushel for country; Toe for
Dried Fruit: AppIes. 0@6Xc.: pearhes. peeled
S@l2c.; unpeeled, 4d8c.; cherries, lac " b.
blackDerries. 6M7c.
q H.. ducks, LOG lc. u H.
E00s: In barrels. lC. In crates lie.
Fathers. Prime nVs-goose 45a47'.' COMMON.
25635c. turkey TALL l5c. q d.; turkey wing, l0c.
Flarseet: sl.25@tl 80 . bnshel.
Hrg: Virginia timothy, sl@l.Oi; cover, 90
V' oats. Baled s5c AL.
p0t0t0es: irish. "A u.hel 60M7Oc.
POrk.-Dressed, sac. y ID.
Lard, Couusry q.
Rye: 75680c. y bushel
Sumdc: Prime, zoe.
Bated Etr0w: 4Od42Aa.
TttkiOt0. 5M5sc. y 10.
MOL. washed 40a45c: nnusshed, 20 33c.
BURY wool will BRING from 20 Sc. a 70 less tRan
above rates.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &C.
Csasnt: Rose sdale, $50 "a barrel.
Lime. Agricultural, stll0c. q bus1eli R0ck and,
tlGsl %. according 10 iuantity; JoInter finish.
ingl 81 : Glrnn's Falls. F5MD0r.
P,asfsr: Lumn. "A rs; ground, $s csIeined
plaster !. 5ONsL7j
Tar: Lsuye SIZE, s3.25mf30O.
DRY Goods.
Rro,on SheettEOs and ShtrttBss: 4-4 nanches'
ter, 7c.: Mancnester. &c: Manchester, &c.
James River. &c.: Al Granitcyille. ssc.; Granite.
vile. 6ac.: "A ROckhrdge, To-; \ RocKbrh.g OK
"a W. ConestoSL g; So 'on ,T. ~ 81, 70
25c.: C0tton-ysrns. sl.26.
Bieached Shtrt,Hos and Shsettngs: ~ VAN
satts l31e.: "A MaaOnyille ll&r.; "A Kockdae,
&C.; A Home. 94c.; a. oneida, l0c.: a.
Avondale. 7c.; A social S1c.: "A AInosksas
sHc.;. whi,estone; &c; BarnileY 8Ss. < Red
7c.: Methuan, DC. Peterborough, &C.; l0-4 VA
than. soc: IO-4 civ Mills. 25c.
BroDa Drtiis: Petersburg. 7Hc.; Grabiteyils
&C.: Rock6ridge, A. &C.; "A. o..
Corset ysafss: Psvonia. &C.; smoskeaz. Toe.
''f Dsntns: Harlem, l2Hc; Boston steaiA Mills. 81 !,
Prlnts: American 7c';. Men, MsnS &C.: 5 MSsr.
Washlnston. 7c.; Hamilton. &C. Merrimack, 7c,
Ma.lery 7c.; Oriental, 7c.; Pacific. ne arnoN
~. Harmony, 6'lc.; Wanlsatta 4,se. Gloucester
7c.; South Bridge, &c.
OambrIcs: Rice. 7c. English. S1i.
Drugs, Dyessuffs. Oils, &c.
1t s" $3.50 y sall0u.
dozen.
Cockinsai: ~ On.
4 saissSt ( tl 1Sg"2Sa' TIC
or OIL: IinseeJ s5c.: machine. slasl.go: sperm,
el.35; whale. Use; straits. 6O@60c.; Labrador
coo oil. oOdoOc.; iard, tVe,; smery 70 atsn,
lubricating. S06e50c.: kerosene. 1885, cash, gall
ion.
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng. e0c.: seaeca, without top, 500
45c.
Soda: Sal. lsG2c., in kegs Enslish sods o..
American, ~ o4c.
Spirits TurDsatlas: soc.
Foreign Frn,ss aaa Cand;.
Candy: l3ai4c.
Lsmons: Messna. s6@se.5o hos ~.
0-Hnoss BOXES, $3.76at, q box; cases. Va
!entia, $3.50.
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III. dc Lesseps in New York.

NEW YORK. February "a M. de Lesseps
and family arrived here to-day in the steam
ship Colon from Panama. He will go in a
few days 10 Washington and thence TO san
Francisco. a special meeting OF the Amer
lean engineers will be held at the Union
League Club Theatre Thursday evening, at
which NJ. de Le~seps and the engineers &C.
compaBying him will take part in the dis
cussion Of the nter-oceanc canal project.
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Robinson, Colonel G. ". wooIey, John A..
Toilet, Alex. Long, and z. T.. Roach be
constituted resi- dent committee OF the
city Of Cincinnati. with authority TO make
all needful provisions and necessary ar
rangemen,s ,or the convenience Of the
National Convention.
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CUTiCURA.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL AND
TOILET PREPARATIONS

CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use.
No grease, no oils no repulsve o. Ors From infancy
to Old age they equally sue essfu'. safe aud re
able. CUTICURA. a mejicinIl iey, arrests disease,
eats away dead skin and II ST. aay, Inflammation.
Itching, and irritation sOOlhes aad heals skin Dis
eases and scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair II
reprOduCes ana beauties the hair. The RESOLNENT
must b. taken Internally for chronic humors CO.
1ICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, prepared from
CUTICURA. eansrs, SOOihcs, and nsals diseased
surfices whiiens, freshens, and bpaulhes the skin
beyond al praise. II i an elegantly periumtd Toll
let, Bath. and Nursery SanItive. The CUTICCRA
SHAVING SOAP Is the first and only medicinal sOiD
prepared expressly for shaving and Is cXrayIgantly
prai ed by gentlemen.
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LOuiSiaua liens.

New ORLEANS, February 24.-TL 'e Jury
in the case OF Major George w. cary
charged with forgery, to-day brough, III
verdict OF not gully.
A dispatch from Bastrop, La, says an M
cendiary fire there to-day destroyed min e
frame buildings. Loss, $4,000.
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FEBRUARY 2i.-Tbe following are the quotations
DAnH ,,oUpS SNORT.
Lugs-Common, s39b3.50; medium, $40
81 so: good, St.50d 50.
LeGf.-Common, s5@t550; medium, s8@s7
good nominal; fine nominal: extra Zoe, nominal
tsramin9.-COmmOu, i3@Si; medium, goo
$3.50; good, S7dfs.50; fine, *94Sl0.
DARK oDs--MANUFACIURING.
Luq Fitters-tommon. s3.50@t4; medium
"A .b0mt5: good, $4,000 SO.
Lear FfUerS.-COmmnn t5Ma5 80; medium
s6@$650: good, W So; fine, S9@Sl0 extra 0ne
MISREPRESENTATION, $7.5O@ss.5O: medium
is.50M So good S9.5O@Sl0; hne, tl0mbll
extra, tl2M13; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT GOODS AANUFACTURING.
SnOkers-ro mmOn, SSGsl0; medium, tl0@
SI2: good, Sl2MSl6; fint, fl6@f20.
Fikiers.-f 'ommOn, &6GfS: medium, S7@s9
good. slg@S12, fine, nominal.
WrdDDerS.--t 'ommOn, 100 81 } medium, Woo
$40 good, i20at30; tine, si0@f5O; fancy, tot
@!65,
WraODers. MNhOGany.-C0mmon, Sl2@tl5
medium. $3.50 M20; good, 1920 f2J; hoe, 5000
$40; extra, $i5@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand fer This class Of goods IL confined
principally to good old heavy bodied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
old lues, i46t5: Kentucky River lugs, Sl0@
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3GSls.
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DANDRUFF
SCALES ONE QUARTER INCHIN THICKNESS

SCALES ONE QUARTER INCH n THICKNESS
Hessrs. Weeks &c Potter:
Gentemen,-For The last twenty years have been
troubled about As bad any one ever saw with Dan
druf Myscalp was cOmplet, " covered with scales
sometimes nearly quarter OF an inch In size. cons
sidercd H. incurable About two months since pur-
chased CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, ana In
about two weeks after mmencing 10 use them
found the Ddndruff entirely gone. NV scalp Is now
a. free from and healthy It could possibly be
feel II NV duty both you and TIE public TO state
the above facts. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS LEE.
Sewing Machine Dealer.
No. 227G FRANKFORT AVENUE, PuILADEL'
PUIA, PA.
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Obituary.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., February 24.-Thomas
ID. Wagner, prominent merchant OF this
city, who during the war had been as a mem
Der of the firm OF John Frazer IL Co.
largely interested in the Organization OF
blockade-running ventures, died to-day.
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BY Telegraph.

NV fOHh.
NEW YORK, February "a 49, NOen.-St0cks buoy
ant. Money call. 5aG6 per cent Exchange
bong, is44: short 1861. State bonds steady. GOV
ernments dull.
Erenfng.-M Money, 4d6 par cent. Exchange
4S4a. Governments quiet and firm: new De, 1887
~ per cents. 1854 per cents, 1863. states du
and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMOR f. February 24.-Virgnia 6's deferred
So consois. -: second series 20; rast-due cOu
pOus, n new l0-40's. 3Sa. Did to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, February "a, $50
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT white 276 bushels.
CORN white. 2S4 bushels HiLed I43 bushels.
OATS 1872 bushels.
CLOVER EED.-8 u,hels-re-e Inhibited.
BLACKEYED PEAs.-l0 bushels-re-t Exhibited.
ORCHARD GRASS SEEp.-lO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Ret, % bushels prime Lancaster al
1913; SO bushels prime fultI at +l4S; % bushels
very good Fultz al Sl47: 80 bushels prime Fultz Oh
private ttrmS-tOtal lN6 busne y.
CORN white, 2s4 bushels prime at 5Sc. Mixed
AZ bushels very good a. 6SP.
OATS 80 bush, Is prime spring at ace.
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Fire i'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February 2i.-RAnch Il Bow
ems warehouse, on Commercial wharf. was
DESTROYED by fire this evening. Los,
so 0O1
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sCALD HEAD FOR NINE YEARS CURED.

MesSrs Weeks d potter:
Gentlemeu.-Sin July last | have been usinG
Your CUTICURA for Scald Head, aud II has cureo
me when an medicines that have taken tor nine
wears did me no good. am now usin& II As mar
dressing, but m head is well. II Keeps The hair IN
very nice condition. Yours lruly.
II. A. RAYMOND,
Auditor Fort Wayne JACKSON aud
saginaw railroad.
JACKSON, MICH. December 20, 1873.
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Alabama BnlifiPa.

MONTGOMERY, February 2i.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee met to-day and called
State Convention to meet on the 81 OF
June next.
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SKIN HCMOR
on FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS OF BODY.
HEAD COVERED WITH SCABS
AND SORES.

uessrs. UeeiS & Potter:
commenced To use your CUTICCRA REMEDIES
last July. NV face and head and some parts of my
b dy were almost raw. Nv mead was covered wlth
.c.bs and sores, and nay suff, ring was fearful.
had tripd everything had heard of I'm me kasI and
West. My case was considered very bad one.
have now not 4 particle % SKIN IumOr about me,
and my case IS cons dcred wonderful. 10 has been
the mean. of selling a great many OF your CUTICU-
RA REMEDIES In THIS part OF the country.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. :. T.. WHlPPLE.
DECATUR, MTCH., November IL, 1878.
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MILK CRUST on A CHILD's HEAD CURED

MILK CRUST on A CHILD'S HEAD CURED.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemen Last Summer my ST ter. while visit
Ing I'm Boston. bought box Of tUTICURA and CO.
TICURA SOAP for her little boys bea I, who had the
milk crust Tor more than TWO years. aud for which
She had tried almost everything aud exhausted the
skill OF several physicians. The CUrICURA cured
him and he Is LOw a fine, hea thy looking boy, with
a beautiful head of hair. Yours.
MRS. %. l.. BOWER.
143 CLINTON STREET, C,NCINNATI, ..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HooS rises, 49,. oUV :, '11
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY "a, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United STATE
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tstuin
agent.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, e.. w. Allen Coz
agents. 1890 ,
Steamer Pioneer. Plat. Philadelphia. mercban'
die and passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
CUsToM-nOCsE REPORT.
Entered: N0rweaiip btTks WOyr, Andersen. ana
holland Emauuelstn. New York. with part cargo
aud British barkeutiuc Milo, Williams, New YORK,
ia ballast.
MEMORANDUM
Bark FIyeriOn, Barnes. at Rio de JaneirO, South
America. from Richmond, prior 10 22d Instant.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. February 2I.-Arriyed; Colin, Gen.
eral Wtrder. Ctty Of savannah, Richmond. Arrived
out kiidOnlD, silva. helrOse.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, February "a, 1880.
sALEs.-l,000 Petersburg city SIS sold nj 95
loon Chesapeake and Ohio purchased monty s..
1900. at 102k; 80 shares OF O., G. and A. Railroad
stock at 80; 90 shares Merchants aud Planters In.
surance Company stock at 81 IL shares Of Citi-
zens Bank stock at 20; 8 shares OF Richmond aun
Danville Railroad stock at 564: and 80 shares OF
Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock At 81.
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The Grapevine "Abondance "-bearing twice a
wear dune aud Sepiem0-rl
Ro>E-TREES-500 varieties or Monthly Rosef.
NEW BCLBS-some OF them keeping In bloom
SIX 20 nine months. ,.,.,,s,. . ,,,
FLOWERS AND GARDEN.sEEDs In varieties
tbe beat only.
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SALES REPORTED TO sECRETAF
Fisiif.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine, Si@i4.5O; sUpernne. t5.50055.75, extIs
f70fS.
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NO1'ICE.-MEssRs. nELAVlLLE y 90: VIII ~
49, VIchmond for a fe Nv days only. and viii be
~ sn d, show heir collection of PLANTS 10 any
one Who ", give them call al their store, No Va
Main street, ,ormerIy zeleIle's European Hotel.
IL 23.lwt
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FRUIT.TREEs AND GRAPE-vINEs.

PLANTS FOR GARDEN, PARLOR, OR GREEN
UOUSE-the newest varieties OF all kinds.
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EROM PARIS, FRANCE, aasS .
DIRECTLY IMPORTED BY -sMeNs

DELAvILLE 4 CO.. HoRTIcULTURIsTs,
Members OF several horticultural Societies.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
FOR SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD HUMORS,

are prepared by WEEKS h POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston; q
Front street, Toronto, ont; ana snow liill. Lon'
don: ana are for sale by all Druggists. Price of Gu
TICURA. small boxes, 80 GEMS; large boxes. con-
tanning two and one half times the quality OF
small Al RESOLvENr. IL per bottle. CCTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET soar, rs cents. CCTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP 3 cents; III bars, fol-
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
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BERLIN, February 24.-Tbe Cologne Ga
between Germ any and the Vatican are at a
comnlete stand ,lIll, as direct agreement Is
not attalnable. Prussia, therefore, on the
basis of the knowledge thus acquired. pro-
noses TO order her ecclesiastical affairs in an
independent manner, and the Vatican as
sumes that the ministry will lay a bill before
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New Trial for Mrs. ZeIl.

PHILADELPHIA, February 24.-In the SUI
premc Court to-day Justice Turnkey rem.
dcrcd an opinion in the case OF Mrs. Catha-
rinc Zen, Of Carlisle, under sentence Of
death for murder. The decision reyerseS
the decision OF the lower court and grants
a poxy trial
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Robbed His Employer and Fled.
shot Through tho Heart.

CINCINNATI, February pa special dis
patch from Seymour, Ind, says that at 1
o'clock this morning, after large masque-
rade ball had been in progress all night, at
which there had been much drinking and
several fights, Addison &. Brown was shot
through the heart by William POstlelhwart
in front Of the Onera- Uousp
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The WinterPalace Explosion.

WHOLESALE ATHEISTS IN 81. fEIEhSbChu.
NEW YORK, February PA Telegram
spt eiai from Paris says considerable excite e
men, prevails over the reported arrest in
ST. p, rersburg OF 1900 persons. suspected
of con. ,plieIty IN the Winter-Paace con-
sniracy
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uOR GOES TIE B.AT1LEH

The canvass for the Republican Presidential
nomination is almost over. Only three full
weeks remain before the meeting Of the Chi
capo Convention. A few States have yet to
choose delegates, but their action can be pre-
dicted with tolerable accuracy, and its effect
OH the final result approximately measured.
Probably there has never before, in similar
contest, been such careful classification of the
elements of a National Convention. The float
ing vote at Chicago will be almost incOnsidcr-
able. Nearly every delegate will be labelled
with his first choice among the candidates az
expressed by himself or dictated by his State
Convention. The action of the great cOnstit-
uent body Of national party can rarely be
foresecn, because such bodies are liable to be
swayed by sudden emotion, or controlled by
combinations made upon the ground, or STAN
peded by bold push in behalf of fresh can
didate after long ard frultless ballOtings. in
the case of the Chicago Convention however,
though it might be hazardous to attempt to
predict what it will do what it will not do in
one respect can already be fOrctold with con-
siderable confidence. The nomination Of Cen
eral Grant docs rot now seem possible result.
The States yet to elect delegates will give him
ready been discounted in the calculations of
lis opponents. The unity Of the South, which
was essential to his success, has been broken
into to such an extent by the friends of Mr..
Blaine and Mr. Sherman that there ia not
single Southern delegation which can be
counted upon with absolute certainty to give
him it's entire vote. TO all outside appearances
kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas and South Caro-
lima are fully secured for him but the reports
of anti-third term feeling in those delegations
are too numerous and too well authenticated
to be overlooked. The only gain General Grant
has made outside the territory conceded to him
by his opponents is one vote in Wisconsin,
while lis losses within that territory have been
80 serious as to defeat him unless he can make
them up in the North. But instead of gaining
in the North, he is losing large portion of the
votes supposed few weeks ago to belong to
him by the mortgage Of State instructions.
The revolt in the Pennsylvania delegation is
now open and aggressive, and will carry away
from him ut least twenty-five out Of tho fifty
eight delegates from that State 1t is no
secret here in New York that the independence
of the Utica instructions openly proclaimed ut
Albany the other day by Senators Robertson
and Sessions has the support Of 1T Elcast
ten other members of the delegation from this
State.
Under these circumstances no slate can be
made that brings General Grant within 100
votes of q nomination on the first ballot. From
the subsequent ballots he has nothing to hope,
for the reason that the supporters of other can
didates have been elected specifically as anti
n roOt man Tbiq Ia aouo1lv frua Of fbo GLor
man men from Ohio and tho South, the Ed
munds men from ;Massachusetts and Vermont,
and the Washburne men from Wisconsin. III