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nisrRACruRING MATTERS.

FsSs11h Manufacturer
A number Of English iron workers,
Jth their families, have recently arrived
| ilhh industrial center.
Tie National Tube Works at McKees.
pA are rolling, on a Lauth's universal
nil, plates |? inches wide by 10 feet long
without shearing. ..
TEoOl the furnaces in course OF erec
fn Al the Benwood, West Virginia mill
miboutc completed.
he Pittsburgh Locomotive Works are
nihng Six steel boilers for the Edgar
fSanHOn Steel Conpany's new blast fur.
ma. Each boiler is Is feet long, the
ltsn being Is feet. q
Hn. Smith 4 Sons arc making 30.inch
tEipn pipe for Terre lIaute, Ind. The
Hatntt Is a large one.
he employees at the keystone Bridge
Eati, numbering about $50, struck on
d. Sh Inst. for an advance OF 20 per cent.
aClAy FriCk 4 Co. have begun grading
stfneE line Of ovens connecting the
Ese lnd Summit mines, in the Connells.
tlsdbtrict
4great land slide occurred some days
ipn the ore bed belonging to the Crane
lS1Company, on lands belonging to Jere.
Hlh Ritter, near lronton. ltis estimated
AEhon l5IOOO to 10000 cubic yards oi
SF vii have to be cleared away before
anul be produced again.
NJ k X. Hyndman has resigned the
EerlnlendinCy OF the Pittsburgh divis.
taOiihe Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
aRictPted the position Of general man
isH Of the Counelsvllle Coal and Iron
company, whose incorporation q few days
inh noticed in this column. Six hun.
aN coke oTensate now being constructed
@VPOSuM run, uear New Haver, by this
company, and By the time they are done
~ sle mining and coking OF coal com,
sSed' Establishments will have been
Esl 0 VI ''oN anu
lasSL Louis Journal Of Commerce saws;
nV1 Enterprises in South Central Missouri
YEN iionEislling condition, and the in.
eaaoaSare that the output from Tint dis.
va As year will exceed last year BY lOC
NSnL Or even more, depending upon
@ demand. The Missouri Iron Com.
aay are operating the Simmons Noun.
aia mine and i've others, in and abou,
a.tn, IN Dent county.
he Sligo Purnaco Company has re.
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end yield to, The inevitable and appropri.

end yield to, the inevitable and appropri.
ate money to pay the special deputies
what they had earned.
Mr.. Finley attacked the manner in
which the printing Office has been carried
on quoting from the ''yance" report and
from the report submitted last year by the
Committee on Public Expenditures to
show the gross Irregularities and abuses
excited in the administration Of that
office. He asserted that no other depart.
ment had been carried on 30 extrayagant-
X, and in support Of the assertion, sal! saId
er Of the Congressional Globe, had offered
to take the printing as It now stood, do
the public printing for 90 per cent Of the
present cost, pay 100000 for the rent of
the building and realize sl25,0O0 by the
ssaIpdsSjSa2n;d sIdjcaEssd. GF74
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|
The marks last evening indicated II feet
sinches and falling.
Business dull.
The local packets are running as usual,
including the prompt Pres Ellison.
The Bachelor will be to-day's Pitts
burgh packet, leaving at Yam.
The Diurnal will leave this morning for
Parkersburg at 1880 o'clock. A9r
The Welcome will be this mornings
packet for ST. Mary's. .d53 }l
The st. Lawrence is the Cincinnati
packet to-day, leaving at 3f.M. Cantain
VIM. List is in command, and Clerk. C.D.
List, presides in the office.
The Hudson is due up this morning
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. 4' AaaT
The Salt Valley is due up this evening
from 1ronton to Pittsburgh.
The Telegram, Phaeton and 0'Neal will
be on hand as usual to-day. .-,s
The Stockdale will pass up tomorrow
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Andes Is due Monday from Cincin-
matt. .4.ga..s
A Pittsburgh dispatch says: There are
now no less than five 81. Louis boats In
port, as follows: Wyoming, Dacotah, j.
L. Rhodes, Alice and Cherokee. with an
aggregate tonnage Of 6,000 tons. While the
Wyoming and Rhodes are both loading,
there has been no cutting oil rates as yet,
Mr., Thos. II. Mong, OF Wheeling, well
known in steamboat circles, was In the city
yesterday. Mr.. Mong reports the manu-
featuring interests OF Wheeling as being in
most prosperous ondition.-PitSJ,trgh
Commercial Gasette. u,r
The Cincinnati Commercial says: The
Andes reshipped 700 kegs nails, 500 pkgs
glassware, on the Springer, for New Or
leans, 15 tons on the Lytle, for Louisville,
and 10 tons OF freight Tor the Lower Ohio
and Memphis on the Jas. d. Parker.
IBy Telegraph ......9..
PITTSBURGH, March l2.-Riyer I feet 0
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool. IN 'g5 ~ .s"- s'n
CINCINNATI, March l2.-River Al feet 9
inches and falling. Showing. Arrived:
Yint shinkle, Memphis. Departed:
Granite State, Huntington.
CAIRo, March 12.-R River rising with II
feet 2 inches. Thermometer 800. Arrived:
Ste. Genevieye. st. Louis; Storm, st.
Louis. Departed: Ste. Geneyieve, Mem
phis. -t 90 i'' p
New ORLEANS, March 12.-Arrived:
Will Kyle, Cincinnati. Departed: Z. o.
Stannard, st. Louis; Henry Frank, Cairo;
Williams and tow, Louisville. Weather
warm and rainy. .l-.,
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-Riyer falling;
81 feet in the canal. Weather cold and
stormy, with rain and snow, Arrived:
Josh Cook and tow, Pittsburgh; Reindeer
and tow, Pittsburgh. Thomas Sherlock
telegraphs that she will arrive at s o'clock.
81. LOUIS, March 12.-Arriyed. Evans
vile, Evansville; Kellogg. Departed:
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Ny Choice and
barges, Cairo Evansville; LIE Claire,
Fleming and Beaver, Illinois river. River
II feet. The snow storm ceased about
noon; clearing up tonight and freezing.
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RICH cnuRcnEs Mvsr PAY.
Proposed Changes in Taxation in New
York Stale.

Proposed Changes in Taxation In New
York Stale.
ALBANY, March 12.-The joint special
committee on taxatien has decided TO- @.
port a series Of bills and not try to treat
tho whole question Of assessment and tax
alton as one measure. Inthis manner the
committee hopes to accomplish some re.
forms in that line, even though they do
not secure all desired. The first measure
Is to be In reference TO property on the ex-
empt list. This list is to be reduced In
the bill to public buildings connected with
the administration OF the State and local
Government and churches which do not
exceed SlQ,0Q0in value. Everything else
will be taxed, and no reduction 70 the
taxpayer for debts. This Is to be followed
by other bills providing the mode for tax
ing different classes OF property.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
English Courtesles TO American
Visitors.
A ATsrrlbls Picture of Irish Dlstress-Ths
Late Chinese Ambassador to Russia
Beheaded- -Grant's Movements
In Mexlco-Eugllsh Wool
g Market, 60.
ENGLISH WOOL AND SUGAR nARKEr

LONDON, March i2.-This evening 7,lOC
bales OF wool were sold chiefly Of Port
Phillip and Adelaide, the demand centin-
uing brisk to the last lot. This series Of
sales are now closed. Prices finished at
the highest point, except for snow white
copes, which sold slightly under the high
est figures. The advance on the last
series Of sales Is for Australian, 2aS!d; in
some cases more; in cope, 1a2d. In all
1855, 700 bales were sold; 10000 bales for
export aud $500 bales for home trade.
A feeling OF confidence in the sugar
market has further increased. The re.
finers are buying West Indies at fully six
pence per hundred weight above last
weeks quotations. Crystallized is rather
dearer, as also are low brown sorts and
floating cargoes. Beet sugars are rather
above last weeks rates. 7s
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ST.. LOUIS, March l2.-Gen. Geo. Il,
Shields, who was retired from the posi-
tion Of Chairman OF the Republican State
Central Committee, at Its meeting here
Yesterday, by the election OF Chauncey |,
Filley, claims the action Of the com
mittee was arbitrary and illegal, that he Is
still It's Chairman and will publish TO-
morrow o notice calling the committee e
meet Of Jefferson City, March 20, to cal
the State Convention TO elect delegates U
the Chicago convention.
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WIG lIurderer Hung.

LlrTLE Rock, March l2.-sldney Nc.
Fadden (coloredl, was hung at Washing
ton, Arkansas, for murder by poison Of his
wife Esther, in November, 1879. He had
a tormr connectian with another woman
and was heard TO say that he intended to
put his wife out Of the way. She was
taken suddenly III at the timestated, and
died suddenly in few hours. A post
mortem examination revealed strychnine,
and 1t was proved at the trial that he had
purchased q small quantity day or two
before this, and other circumstances,
caused his conviction on the l0!h OF Jan.
nary last. -.
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suERMAN,s CANDIDACY.
rs SIN in the Race, and Frankly
Ga,s 40

He rs stiii I'm the Race, and Frankly
Says SO.
CHICAGO, March l2.-The following let
ter received by NJ. L. scudder, Of this city,
explains itself:
WASHINGTON, March 10.
My DEAR SlR:-Your letter OF the 7th
inst, in which you express your strong
dissent to my retiring from the Presi.
dental race is received. I never for q
moment have contemplated such acourse,
and the rumor you speak Of was no doubt
promptly denied. The first public mem
ton OF my candidacy was in the inference
drawn from my letter to Hon. Mr.. Haskins
OF New York, in which / said what l
would seek to do in case Of my nomination
and election. Since that time l have been
considered candidate BY the public, and
have so regarded myself, with the purpose
neither TO press any one TO support me,
nor to decline such friendly aid as Is
offered me. This position ! intend to
occupy 10 tho end and ! don't think 1t
necessary for me to be little and arraign
Gen. ::Gfant, Senator Blaine or any one
else, nor will I use my official position to
promote my candidacy.
Very truly yours,
rSigned1 ,s. JOHN SnIRsl1N.
= =
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Mis,i,stnpi Ieyees An Dnnger.

New ORLEANS, March IA break
which occurred in the leyee, near the Bar
racks, is being closed and the leyee
strengthened. The river is very high,
causing apprehension that the levees will
not withstand the storm. A crevasse
thirty feet wide is reported in the leyee
on Bayou La Fouche, five miles below
Lockport. Col. Hardee, State Engineer,
will send men and material tomorrow to
close It.
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AFRIEND INDEED.

LISBON, March 12.-The Ministerial
journal, Progresso, referring to the rumor
OF the intention Of the United States to
found commercial colonies on the west
coast OF Africa, says; Portugal should
congratulate herself on seeing the United
States approach her colonies, because that
Republic is incapable OF despising the
rights OF Portugal, but would on the con-
trary guard them against encroachnlent
by England.
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SAN FRAScIsco, March 12.-9 a. M
Score: oLeary, sSl miles, Weston s74
By II o'clock last =. NJ, Weston had re-
duced the gap to five miles, since which
time he has taken more rest than 0'Leary.
The interest in the match, which has been
effected by local agitation, is now in.
creased, owing to the Closeness and evi.
dent fairness OF the contest. "a
There was about 5000 people at the
pavilion this evening. 0'Leary is de-
cidly fresher than Weston and in perfect
condition. Betting Is abont ten to sevenin
favor OF o. Leary. It Is conceded now that
neither will cover 800 miles. The score
at9P. N, 0'Leary 433, Weston 420.
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Further Ccn.I,. Inrn.,,..le

Eu,,r I...,' IS..',HHASSoS, W. Va, March IL.
,,sa. s'a'e publish for the information of all
ss''faed' ,,s.s that all statistical information
,,S,, ,sia io' by this office, in compliance
,.S,,as s~S me law and instructions from the Su,
{ s'III'saaeGt IIs Of Census, Is entitled to pass
GuiSs ,ols ,@alls free" (See U. S. Postal
II.6, January inlry 1850, page 5S3.)
le.sT,s .ot The Information OF applicant.
III SvTsSo.ateLatorships, NJ. that they will prob,
,SSia'.I; 10y hear officially the result Of theil
~ l,,t'@''Oh' before about the first Of MAY
Respectfully,
GEO. R, LATHAM,
SIIperriSOr,
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
religious, Politieal aud Local Matter.

Religious, Political aud Local Matter.
NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, March y.
Editors 1ntelliEeneer.
The protracted meeting at the Disciples
Church here, still continues. About fifty
persons have Joined the church. q
A tender mother Of our community not
liking the attentions paid her daughter
by young man, broke up the arrange.
ment in an abrupt manner. We await
developments. 4l
A vote on preferences for President,
taken here resulted: Blaine 49, Grant II,
Sherman one. g,l-4,s
The proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition in regard to the County Court, Is
well received here. All seem to think
that any change cannot make matters
worse, and that the chances are favorable
for a better condition OF affairs. There
would be no trouble in abolishing the
County Court, were the matter left to
our county. DANTE,
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Florence, Ala, March l2.-John May
field (colored), was hanged here to-day for
the murder Of Tube Irvine, (colored), in
this place, November II, 1878. Mayfeld
had no appetite yesterday or to-day and
slept very little last night. He said his
conviction was caused by malice; but he
was going to better country, and was pre-,
pared to die. At twenty minutes before
O'clock the trap fell, and in about ten min,
utes the doctors pronounced Mayheld
dead.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March l2.-with the object o.
showing the utmost courtesy to the well
known visitors from America, several
leading London clubs have resolved to
admit such gentlemen as honorary mem
bers for three months.
Conservative administration journals de.
clare the budget statement satisfactory.
The Daily Netrs says the budget is formed
on the "happy-go-lucky principles"
The Times SAYS the budget was predes-
tined to be unsatisfactory, and 1t will not
stir the pulse Of the country in favor oi
the ministry.
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PERIL.

LONDON, March 1e.-Private advices
from Peru announce that Quimper, Min.
lister Of Finance, has been imprisoned
and his property confscated on account of
contract negotiated by him with the
Credit Industrial OF Paris, recently, which
the Peruvian Government repudiated.
The property of Senior Rosas, one OF the
Commissioners who negotiated the con.
tract, was also sequestrated..
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y, March ls.-In the
fiity.eight hour walk Hartman made 1OC
miles in 10 hours and SO minutes; 100 in
90 hours and IS minutes; Dupane made
made 100 in 10 hours and 81 minutes.
Track 27 laps to the mile. The score at
eleven o'clock p. NJ, stood, Hartman 1872,
Dupane 1913, Crawford llS, Hawley Ill,
Colston l0S, Croft lQ6, Curtis 90.
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dts g'ttslh9snttr
= and n Fourteenth street.


sam for the Old Conieu'
:. no." 1sS'I one Of the stock complaint. h't'
lfh" Dst ',iaD Of the Democrats OF this
dt'' ''5o,''Jj5id .ISo did not happen to be S;"a con-
si.'sDJprinsthe ". 'DS war, that since % the pot, So.
s'nisoS'poo t' s,. moved to the top, there has
taH nI.os D'' in State politics for Demo, mo-
W. 10 ? p'ss rs,e on the Union side duriug
~ !. 'pu nnpIea,autness. No great amount Mt
Atps br .L has ever been extended to
aF0P''lSr PpDlortanates, but for prudential tia,
", ',,, 'l,sI bsi.et Of their political Ostras'sm S
S'a.,' :, made unnecessarily prominent oy
t..,, tp'a, ,TI =, present in possession OF the
s.P VI otgses. The reasons for further
y! :,.,,,jon ",,i oithis kind, however seem
" bsye disappeared. We notice
y ,.Dly to some correspondent, VINO
y. in advocacy Of candidate
we :.1,e.bip in the judicial circuit, the
s'.iS,bSrs s.5.I Sqieman, Democratic our
y ,j'gt .si,b Ss, a fashion Of giving utter
= y. h the party sentiment in an indie
~ ~ u and straightforward way, bangs
!, s,,,s, on the outward wall in a man
y I..,S,, s mus, be refreshing to Democratic
.,,i,sl. = al in this State, who have the mis-
st,,, 10 have been so prominentin theig
sssoe d the Union, that they ca1not mot
.,1I, :, D,.eh up a Confederate record The
...,,.oo5dent, - after reciting the qualitica-
w.. s.,s 4 hi. candidate, whose life long
M, IN to Democratic principles and many
...+so., ' during the war" are duly re-
sassj, npPe,Is to the Statesman to "give
,I,oJ Coaied a BOOM" and the Salesman,
M Indicating its entire concurrence
IN the views Of its correspondent,
.aosas'' IS follows;
IN. man who tramped and fought
,A,s a. 'baIeiooted, ragged and trouser::
tIs.,Ss,,-Iron N, the beginning to the end OF
~ M 10 StOnewall Jackson's corps,
SS,s \. a any time, If he had so chosen, he
,.s9 IA haze obtained a soft place, can
,jsty, ,iiy reIy upon the SsateSMan's support
br iny office"
Itge IS nothing particularly new in
a, Gvovll, the sentiment which it ex-
yrss having been practically illustrated
|, Democratic conventions throughout
d. State for several years past, but as it |
!, /, ort Of formal service Of notice on
(rnan Democrats, who have been hoping
Nj few crumbs might be dropped in
hi, direction from the table Of the State |
Democracy We direct their careful and
,uvetu attention to It.
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CINCINNATI.
Scottish Rite Masonry-Theodore Thoma,
Free TO Roam.

sc0ttIsn kite masonfy-IneOuoFel lnohhs
Free TO Roam.
CINCINNATI, March 12.-Alarge number
Of leading members OF the Masonic fra
ternity Of the United States are here to
participate in the ceremonies Of conierring
the degrees Of the Order OF Malta. The
event is considered Of great interest, it be.
ing the first that has ever been conferred
in ample form in this country. The pos
tulant is Robert 7. Pomeroy, Of this city.
The ceremonies will occupy three days.
Theodore Thomas obtained his release
from the College Of Music and started to
New York tonight. He will return to
conduct the remaining orchestral concerts
OF the college series, and will remain till
after the May festival, OF which he has
entire direction.
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Tucson, A. T., March l9,-The United
States troops under the command oi
Lieutenants Colson and Clark, met and
defeated 80 Indians in Alamosa Canyon,
in Sacramento Mountain, New Mexico,
Their lodges and ponies were captured
and taken TO Fort Smith. The Indians are
supposed to belong TO Victoria's band.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Railroad and Mill Notes-Local Mention.
The @. T. v. & W. are piling up piles Of
pile along the river shore. arm1ma
seymourDunleyy has retired from the
Diamond Mil. u, '..l. I. = =
Mr.. Frank q. Robinson's efficient dis.
charge Of the duties Of his office viii
speak volumes for his reelection, and
Marshal Joe Mcoonnaughy is in the SAINT
boat. tr'f's 1'n"t" '
Colonel John W. Hill, OF the Imperia
Hotel, isin Moundsyille for, a short term
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March l2.-The Governmental
Post states that Bismarck has ordered a
collection Of diplomatic documents at
testing the hostile intentions of Russia
towards Germany. The volume will in
clude papers bearing upon Gortschakotrs
propositions to France for the conclusion
OF the anti. German alliance.
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Four Pounds or Ashes.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March l2.-The ashes
Of Dr. Samuel Hahn were removed from
the retort aud placed in a tin box, and
expressed to A. & O. Kaufman, New
York, this afternoon. They weighed four
and q half pounds, and were very fine
and Of pure white color. The incinera'
ton was successfully accomplished In two
hours. /.
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RAIIrond ColllsInn.

s.,'0 ~Hllse' W, T., March l9.-During a
S,,,i..5 NJ snow storm early this morning, the
SIssas qu Passenger trains, Nos. 8 and a,
IS ~ y a Red Desert station, so miles
"a VI I,II'O. mere. Martin, engineer OF train
SSaSss'.snIl ssIl probably die from his wounds,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

1t is expected that the English section
Of the new French cable will be completed
in ten days.
Mr.. Gladstone,at Marlybone, announced
that Lord Derby had definitely joined the
Liberal party. - ~.
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LET us suppose Gen. Grant nominated,
elected, inaugurated. Does any one doubt
that historywou repeat itseltf Can any
one doubt that the men who began the
present agitation for o third term would
In due time, begin another for fourth
termH-NN5 yak Tribune lRtp,l,
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AuUnfortunate ncputy sherIn.

CISclNSArr, March u. A Commercial
special from Stanford, KY, says that yes
terday at Liberty, Casey county, Deputy
Sheriff, W. L. Brown, while attempting TO
arrest Jas. O. Coffey, received a charge Of
four buckshot in his abdomen and will
die. Coffey escaped.
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ST. LOUIS, March l9.-At Marshall, Mo-,
yesterday, Neal Goodman, young white
man, 81 years old, had q tlght with Smith
Loomis, colored. Loomis used offensive
language whereupon Goodman whipped
out a revolver and shot him twice, killing
him instantly.
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now mELiK0FF WAS SAVED.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March l2.-General
Melikofr was saved by chain shirt when
Meloditsky attempted to assassinate him.
The bullet tore hole in his coat, but 1t
was arrested BY the protecting mall.
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Apother wen Exceutcd Counterfeit

NEW YoRx, March l2.-The U. $. Sub.
treasury here today discovered another
counterfeit 500 note on the Pittsburgh
National Bank, which passed through sew
eral banks without detection.
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Ohio Demoera,ic Convention.

coIuMpus, O., March 1.-THE Demo.
cratic State Central Committee held
meeting here to-day, and decided to hold
q Convention on May @, in this city, to
nominate delegates TO the Convention at
Cincinnati. Hon. John G. Thompson
presided,
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The Mockery Of southern Justice

DRKALB, Miss, March l2.-Further
proceedings in the trial Of Virgil and
Houston Gully, for the murder Of Gilmer,
has been abandoned to-day, and the case
stands continued on account Of the failure
to get o Jury.
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FIRE RECORD.
yIouR MILL BURNED,

clSorSSArt, March l9.-The flour mill
Of Baker, johnson & Co., atshoals, Ind,
was burned yesterday morning, together
with 1000 bushels Of wheat, 100 barrels OF
flour, q lot Of corn, bran, etc. Loss, Sl5,-
900. No insurance. me.
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CHINA,

SHANGHAI, March l2.-It Is reported
that Chung How, late Ambassador to
Russia, and who negotiated the Kuldia
treaty, has been beheaded, and that re-
volt has broken out In Pekin.