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whelmed by the occurrence Of the eve
ming would but slightly express his
feelings, and his friends and neighbOrs
arc ~ much gratiiled as lie is, and con.
gratulate him warmly.
Mr.. George Freshwaters authorizes
us to say that he will donate one acre OF
ground 10 any manufacturing. company
that will locate and build on his premi-
ses. Mr.. Fpshwaters land lies imlne-
diately above the fair grounds, aud Is
trayersed by the 7. w. K X. X. r., al
fording "a splendid site for 4 man uiactur-
ing establishment. VIII not this liberal
offer induce some OF tho mOneyed men
Of Wheeling 10 look this way2
A large crowd collected on the street
Friday afternoon, attracted by the cries
Of an inebriaied individual who shouted,
screamed and gosticulated In fearful
manner, alleging that he had been muir
dcrcd, robbed, cheated aud otherw 1870
mallreated, and finally was arrested 10y
Sergeant Linton and committed to Jail,
but his cries still continued,
aud were heard far and wide,
bomoaning his wrctched condition aud
the fact that he was In place whero
Check and Parkinson had been, aud
this seemed 10 be worse than all. Next
morning three dollars aud costs satisfied
tho wounded dignity Of tho city.
Mrs. Lucy +. Brown, for many years
u resident Of this place. died ut New
Cumberland Friday noon OF cancer, aud
was buried here on Saturday.
Rev. Carter il still engaged IN n meet
ing at Now Cumberland, and up 10 last
Thursday had baptized twenty-soven.
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IIOIIhIn

Mr.. Morton presented q memorial OF
importers and rciincrs OF sugars, pray
ing Tor the retention of tho clause
Obliging all sugars below No. I'D IN color
testing above ~ degrees, 20 pay duty, as
uf between Nos. 10 aud l3 Referred
AlSo memorial praying for the aboli-
tion oi the duty upon printing type.
Referred
The bill coming over from tho last
morning hour 10 establish u Depart
mont OF Agriculture, was referred 10 the
Committee Of tho Whole ON the Public
Calendar. 4 minority report Of tho
Committee on Agriculture was similarly
referred.
Mr.. Scales, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs, reported the bill
authorizing the President to prescribe
suitable police regulations Tor the gov.
eminent Of various Indian reservations
and providing Tor the punishment Of
the crimes Of murder, arson, rape and
burglary in the various Indian rcscrya.
tlous Placed on calendar
Mr.. Hooker, from the same commit.
tee, reported the bill 10 reimburse the
Creek Indian Fund. Referred 20 the
Committee OF the Whole on tho state Of
the Union.
Mr.. Whithorne, from the same Com-
mlttcc, reported the bill to prevent In
dams on reservations from going into
Texas. Placed on the calendar.
The bill prohibits all officers and
agents oi the army aud Indian Bureau
from granting permission 30 Indians on
any reservation 10 20 into Texas on any
prcieXt whatever, aud provides that an
officer or agent violating the Law shall be
dismissed from the public service.
Mr.. Waddcll, from the same commit
toe. reported bill for the relief u the
scttlers on the absentee Shawnee lands,
Kansas. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Johnston, from the same com.
miticc, reported n bill authorizing the
Secretary oi the Treasury 10 ascertain
aud report the amount oi money eX-
pended and the indebtedness assumed
by Kansas ia repclling inyasions aud
snpprcsslng hoslilities. Placed on the
calcndAr
Mr. Epson, from the same committee,
reported a similar bill relative 10 Texas.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Whiuhornc, chairman oi the
Committee on Naval Affairs, reported
back the bill % authorize and equip an
epelltion 10 the Arctic sea. Referred 10
the Committee Of the Whole on tho
state OF the Union.
The morning hour having expired,
Ar Hostetter moved the House c0nsid.
CT the calendar. the object being 10 take
up the Political Assessment bill, the
fret on the calendar Agreed 10; yeas
1876, nays lH.
Mr. Hostetter then gave notice ths, he
would call the previous question al four
O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. House then addressed tho House
ia advocacy Of the bill.
Adjourned.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND
Dissolution Of rarliamsni.

LoNpoS. March g.-Tho announce
ment Of the dissolution OF Parliament
in the House oi Commons, yesterday,
was complete surprise. As soon as
the decision was made known there was
u grand rush ior the Telegraph office in
the central lobby oithe housc, and IN a
few seconds tho little angular Office was
filed, and the Ministers, eI.Alinistcrs
anl other members tlpwcd out
from the House TO find that the only
means Of communicating at once with
their iricnds in the country were cut oil
by 4 sturdy crowd oi earlier comers who
had the telegraph Office and ls precincts
entirely in their possession. IL Was not
until close on to nine O'Clock that the
telegraph clerks we're removed. By this
time nearlz ESQ messages hal been de-
spatchei. There has been no such
pressure since the night Lords Derby
and Csrnaryon resigned.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MATTERS 0F LOCAL AND GENERAL
INTEREST.
Qassiions Of Tarif-The Supreme CoHt
as a Partisan lnstrument--fits Iohn
Pofters Cass-hsmorial TO
hrs. Ben Wilson.
PITz JOHN PORTER
Appropriations tor Public Buildings su-
gar sherman.
aL.aN-lL II.La In Ln ILn I.-.-I.l.r

gar Sherman.
spsSiaI Dispatch to tho gygis,of
WAsulNuroS, March o.
;. uutpr Mcnonalrs speech to-day i'm
IaNor u' tltE John Porter, was strong as
10 iaw AMI facts, and IS highly compli.
mrutci tonight. senator Jones, OF
Florida, will speak tomorrow ON the
same aiie, and reply specially to Gcner.
al logan's argument that the tindlng OF a
court martial is final.
Toe House Committee on Public
Buildings to-day resolved that In making
recommendations tor public buildings
thcy wiidc..snat uuamounts. but leave
that To the Appropriation Committee.
This is bocaus' tho Appropriations
Commit,er, they say. pay uoattcniion To
their ,stiTat =.
Tho subcommittee oi th0 Ways
and Means Committee, consisting
ct VI ssrs Carlisle. Tucker, Garfield.
Gibson aud tryr, to-day appointed 10
cOus.i, 7 and report GA sugar, ls decided
ly IN layor OF a reduction. Mr.. Garfield.
at vpurs, , is not.
A telegram from Wilmington. North
Carolina, tonight, says that seven of
tho ton dstrlct delegates so Tar elected
from that state to Chicago. are ior Sher-
man, an that thrrc will b. 40 rcslric.
lions
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OONGR ESSl0NAL.
WAsIIISarOs, March y.
SENATE.

The Presidents message on tho Inter
Oceanic Canal was read and, with tho
accompanying documents, referred,
a communication from the Secretary
OF The Navy was read answering the
Senate resolution calling for tho number
OF paymasters In tho Navy, and under
what circumstances Edward Bellows
was dropped from tho roll Of tho pay
master record.
Mr. Thurman presented memorial
FROM the delegates Of tho Indian tribes
in Indian Territory, demonstrating
againsi the passage Of tho bill 10 estab.
lish United States courts In that Tori.
toay. In view OF tho important legal
questions involved IN tho subject, he
moved the reference OF the memorial TO
the Committee on the Judiciary.
lu the absence Of Senator vcai, who
reported the bill, the motion 10 refer was
laid over until tomorrow.
Mr. Edmunds stated that hereafter
ha will object TO the reading OF memoir.
ala.
Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, presented
Joint resolution Of the Wisconsin Log
islature praying for legislation
regulating Interstate Commerce. Ro-
ierred.
Me. Maxcy, who reported the bill, re-
ierred 10 the fact that 1t had long been
before Congress AMI often iavorably re-.
poe : on. lie hoped that Il would
ao6h 10 finally disposed OF, and would
try 10 call it up Tuesday next.
The Senate resumed consideration oi
the hill ior the relief Of Flt1 John Porter,
Mr.. Mcdonald addressed the Senate
Mr.. Mcdonald viii continue hiu rc-
marks tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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CREM NATION
OF the Body Of Dr. Hahn. ut
Washington, Pa, Yesterday.

PIrTsnURon, March s.-Dr. Hahn VAS
cromated at Washington, Pa, to-day.
The body, accompanied by A. Kauii.
man. his lather.in.law, aud DIR. liappel,
u friend, arrived at 7;l0r. NJ, aud was
Immediately conveyed to the crematory.
The corpse, in u plain iron casket, was
carried into the receiving room OF the
furnace, thu colin opened and the
body lifted out and placed In
u crib covered with n sheet
saturated in alum. No services
whatever. AZ sos =. n. tho body was
carried TO the retori room 10y lOur men.
A sight odor hs OF burning hair per
yaded the vicinity. In twenty minutes
the sheet began tocxpand and tito bones
OF the lcct could be seen devoid oi flesh.
AT the end OF the hour the friends left
perfectly satisfied Orders were given
to have the ashes forwarded by express
10 New York.
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MARTINS FERRY.
burglars In School Gained Pleasant 10
cial Occasion Cantata OF Esthor-
nuIIdIng PIke 10 bo OOmpIoted.


cial Occasion Tho Cantata OF Esthor-
nuilding Pike To DO Completed.
Some parlice, whose education has
evidently been deficient, broke into tho
Central school house between Friday
evening aud Monday morning, visited IA
number Oi the rooms, loaded themselves
with lead pencils, thermometers aud
pcnholdcH and retired.
Last Saturday night. tho ChOristors
Who had assisted In the OratOriO OF
"Qucrn Esther" with number oi their
friends, assembled ia the Masonic Hall,
where, after being entertained with
some grand music, Prof. Schoilcld
Was conducted lo the East, when Capt
L. Lash, Master Of tho Lodge, alter
making happy speech, presented the
Professor with u gold headed canc, as II
token OF the Lodges Indebtedness To the
Professor in conducting the oratorm for
the benefit oi the Lodge The Professor
was completely taken by surprise, but
responded briefly, expressing his thanks,
&c. The surprise was not complete, Tor
Rev. ). \ Kennedy stepped lOrth and
in ono OF his characteristic spCCChcs,
presented Miss En-. Warwood in behalf
OF Uhio Ilty Lodge, with "a magnificent
gold ring Tor her past kindness. Miss
WarwoOd, although very much surprIs.
cd, was equal to the occasion, aud ~.
spundcd briefly The next surprise WAS
in the shape ui refreshments, consisting
uf zee cream aud cake IN abundance sup
piled 10y the Lodge Tor all present,
Tho aspiring candidates Tor Mayor
begin to loom up.
A young child Of sam W aud Gcor-
getta Cook was buried Monday in Wal.
nut Grove Cemetery.
The oratorio Of Queen Esther will be
reproduced 10y special request OF our
citizens IN Commercial Hall on Friday
aud Saturday evenings, March L. aud
l3 The outorio will BE- under tho Ill,
rcction OF rroi ], W. SchoGcld, assisted
10y chorus oi eighty voices New and
brilliant costumes have been procured
~ very rich styles. Tho rendition will
be- given Tor the benefit oi Prof Srho.
field. Tickets Tor sale ut Ong's drug
store on and after March lOth. Come
everybody in town aud city and ENJOY
this grand entertainment once moro.
Secure your seats early,
Ihcn SwartI. who returned last FRI
day from two weeks tour IN Kansas,
has purchased an improved farm in
Saline county, and cNpcvts 10 remove
there shortly. lie thinks Kansas one OF
the best places lac ever saw,
The Masons cleared sass 10y tho Can.
titta of Queen Ester.
McssTs. RAtciiI and Cattcll have
vorkmcn rcmodcling the smiley build
ing ON the corner ui Fourth and Han
over streets fur business room.
Petitions will soon be circulated pray
ing ior tho completion oi the Martins
Ferry and Glcnn's Run Pike We
know II no improvement that would be-
II auy moro advantage g. Martins Fer
~ Just now than the completion ot this
road This winter the road has been ~
nearly impassablc that most Of the coun-
try trade which should have come hero
by that ROAD has gone elsewhere
VIM. Wcsiley ~ crcciinga new build
Iug on tho corner ui First and Hanover
strrrts for "A furniture Tuum
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DENIS KEARNEY.
What lie Thinks of the Sltua-
tlOn In san Francisco.

SAN FRANClsCo, March g--hcarncy
Wa4 interviewed tonight on the subject
oi the ygiiuut committee anl kindred
natter. lie ~ defiant and evidently
looks on the present excitement "a inrn-
ishing him with ircsh weapons, lie says
that tho workingmen are pcaccablc and
law abiding. that the city is entirely
safe In their hands, and that II
is only the Chinese employers
and stock gamblers who threaten TO
make any trouble lle affects 10 treat
the formation the vigilance committee
with contempt. aud 10 believe they will
not dare molcst him. but IL Is nOiicca-
bic that ho has made perfect arsenal oi
his residence. This morning lac bought
u Winchester repeating rifle, which ho
keeps in hIs sleeping room, and
both Oi bis brOthers, who 1.-Two
in tho same house with him, are proided
with rcvolveTs and shot guns. kcnrncy
declares his intention of keeping up tho
agitation. and swears that II violence ~
used 10 stop him speedy and terrible
vengeance will he taken ~ a counter to
the action Of tho vigilants. lie pro.
poses to hold all employers Of Chinese
labor responsible for their action, aud
declares his intention Of making list
81 two hundred names OF whoever he
has reason to suspect Of being con
curned in 1t and reading it at the Sand
Lots. Every one Of those men who do
not clear themselves OF the suspicion
that they are primers will bc dcnouccd
IA assasslns and marked Tor retribu.
ton Kcarucy made u brlei speech at
ward meeting in the lrlsh-Aueri-
can Hall this evening, In which he
took substantially the above grounds
and attacked bitterly men who
are supposed to bo prominent in vlgl-
liant movements. Crowds npplaulcd his
threat, yOciierously.
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VIRGINIA
The Supreme Court Decision in
the Legislature.

Kl,uNuNp. March Sin tho Senate
today prramhlo and resolutions we're
a,lpp,rl relative % the recent decision
ni the supreme Court va the ease ui J..
-. Coolies, "A county Judge oi thi, state,
indicted in the United states Judge
RiyrsI Court iur failing o. put negroes
on iurics. Tho prraml lc rrc,irs IN 81
feet that the dryiSiau threatens the very
eNi,t,ucc at tto state Guycrnu en- 4 ~
distinct soVrTciguticS, and ltpiaC,S the
judiciary ol the state completely under
the control of tho United States, and Il
followed 60 logical results will enable
the Unitel States Congress tocuercc the
State Judiciary, as well as tho State eI
ecutye AMI legislative departments In
all matters, thus destroying cycry YES,
tge ui State sovereignty, most alarm
ing doctrine 10 all Who value the bless
ings nj liberty, Tor the security OF which
the United states Constitution itseii MAS
established and ordained. The rcsOlu-
tions ursc the Nirsinia senators and
Representatives Ia Congress 10 pro-
cure the vrpyai vi all tho iass
Of Congress which tend 10 the exerrise
Of powers aol delesAlel b. the United
States by the Constitution, nor prOhlb-
ite,i 10y it to the States, especially OF that
act under which the decisions mention.
cd Was rendered, and request the
Governor o. comm unicais copies ot the
resolutions 10 the Governors OF the sev.
rrtl states With view ot having the
legislatures thereof take similar action.
The General Assembly, In accordance
with the Joint resolution agreed TO, last
pisht, will adjourn at IL ?. n, and u Is
improbable that the Foregoing action
oi The senate will be concurred in ny
the House.
RcHNoSD, March 9,-The Legislature
adjourned ana az without passing the
appropriation bali.
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MEMORIAL TRIBUTE
TO tho Late Mrs Wilson
4 .----.- L. IL. L.-..--L...

sp,c,sl e. Tho Ergi,Gor
WAsuiSuroN, March 3D.
The family oi Captain James Cunning
ham, Jr, has presented "a large cross IN
silver and wax To Col Ben. Wilson. a. u
memorial tribute To the memory ui his
drcyaa "a wilr. Capt Cunningham, n
making tho presentation, referred Ia
touching AM appropriate terms To tho
many virtues oi Mrs. Wilson. ani her
interest IA tho down trOddcu aud op-
pressed Col. Wilson VAS very much
Affected by what was sald aud respond
~ lcchngIy la alludiug To other rc-
marks ol Capt. Cunningham, hc 7ald Il
WAS his earnest desire to represent his
people without regard tp party. II was
also his duty aud great pleasure To pro-
tryt and promote the interests ui the
Union sollivrs. Ito wanted the govern
mcut to fulfill solcmn obligation made
tb thrm when lu the hour ui Il, Distress
Il rtlly! upon them lpr uid. Among the
Wcsj \trslumus present we're Mr,
Campbell. editor Of the iuicibyGrrr, Mr.
Pow aud Niir, Mr. Patton aud daughter,
Dr. Pipes, Captain Pipes, Mr G.. u.
Mills aud others. The evening WAS a
pleasant one, aud made the unorr - be-.
cause " hilr Capt Cunningham aud Col.
Wilson arc wido apart ln politics, they
arc nevertheless warm personal irlcudS.
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EII.snuRu.
Concert Caned An oner 10 Msnutaetur-
ers Death Othur Matters

Concert Caned An Oner 10 Manutactur-
ers Death Other Matters
The concert gwen bY Prot Wec,lcn
ani bis vocal class al the Disciples
Chutrb. last Thursday evening. was
tuleh5ly well attended, but the per.
iormancr itself fell below the average.
FcJM the announcements made in the
papers AMI by hand-bii,s the people
were promised rare treat aud we're
sorely disappointed. As printed pro-
granimcs Nerc not furnished the audi.
encc, Ne cannot give from memory the
names Of the performers, nor the pies's
that were rendered. Whether 1t was al.
together the fault oi the singers, or oN.
ing partly 10 defects in the acoustics oi
the building. wo cannot say, but there
seemed to be 1a,ncss about the sing
ing that vas anything but inspiring. or.
u may De that We expected mOr0
than circumstances warranted. At all
events We must In fairness consider
the concert a failure.
Ii is vel, known that John Blankin-
sop, Sr.. OF this place, has been the
guardian angel 50 10 speak, OF the
glass house enterprise, irom It's tlrst in.
crplion 10 the day ot It's completion, aud
the employees II the glass works being
desirous u presenting him with some
testimonial Of their regards for his labors
ia behalf ot the glass works project ac-
corlingly visited bis rrsidence on last
Saturday evening, and presented him
with massive gold-heAdcd cane. Mr.
Brsdy. secretRry OF the glass works,
making the presentation speech, 10
which. Mr. Blankinsop responded In a
happy manner Rev CAlderwool also
maie lev remarks, and Mrs. Calder
wood favored the company With soms
rnaxie, and sliosviLeT IL vas q very en-.
ioyaels evening ~ al conssrnsd. To
ssy that Mr.. HIankinsep Was ever
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Grand Central Hotel Destroyed
by Fire.

SAN fRAScTsco, March "A IRE vas
discovered in the Grand Ccntral Hotel
at Ouakland about 2o'clock this morn.
Ing The wind was blowing gale and
the flames made great heanwAy before
the department arrived. All around tho
hotel weTe situated other build.
ings, among which the Webster
House which with hve others and the
Grand CeErRi we're destroyed. Losss
A. iollous: Grand Central $50, ,0oo
partly insercl: Webster House 81. coo,
uninsured. Other losses 500. Tee
GlDd Central vas . wooden struetars
60 BY 800 iec., ioIr stores and man.
sorSi, bnIlf abo1t seven yeafs ego By
MShasl Reese, q dscsassd millionaire.
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Is proposed In the FitE John Porter case.
His Argument Is highly complimented
and lost nothing by contrast with the
remarks Ot Gen. Logan, who again
spoke. II. as Senator Bayard says, courts
martial are organized under the articles
oi war " hich are tue creation oi Con
grvss, then surely 1t follows that the
creator can review aud repeal is crea-
ture. While Senator Bayard made a
strong speech and capital argument
ON his side Of the case, ho seemed to
labor very hard and his voice Vas not
as good as II usually is.
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THE sUPKEaECoUKr
Itwm Uphold All Radical outraEca

u WIN Uphold Al Radical OutraEca
sposa 90 tho Register
WAmlNarOS, March .
trIcsmphed you last night that
Democrats say that tho decision ol tho
supreme Court yesterday in tho Mary
uuI election eases. declaring that the
Federal rlc,t uu laws are constitutional,
Was REGARDED as conclusive proof that
that august tribunal a. prepared to up,
hold all oi the CnOrmitics aud ulumuys
perpctratrd by the Radicals Whvn they
hal control II every branch ui the gov
ernmcnt. In vain will ludsr firll cnu-
ilnua o. dissent and prutc5, because lac
l. iu huplv,a minority
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE
A Republicans Opinion OF Hayos's Mes.
sage
arsrial ~ Lho R,ygtstyr

y nf'lAt ~ kIn NtAlFlfI
WAsmNOruN, March o.
asked a Republican. this morning. ui
influence AMI national reputation, what
ho thought ui the slalNartucs, ut the
Mcuruc do,triuy m, >sasc Of Mr. Hayes.
lie replied. "a think It is all bosh. u
may 10 harm, ald can do uo gooi
SUPPOSE hr was yrlt.hed by becoming
cmhruilcd IN diiiyulty with very
weak power. what would bc the consc-
qucncrs' Why" sald he, without watt
ing Tor a reply from Your correspond
rnt, "our finance, would become lie.
ranged. the interest ou bonds would
cease to b. Pail. Government bonds
would 70 down. and tho prvsrcu,y uow
growing throughout tie hul would
como To stand still" Why ! asked.
Because" said De. ~ would take a
great outlay to make even a small power
acknowledge the supremacy u the Mon
To- doctrine And yet this Republl'
can Is not Grant man, and does no, hS-
lieYe in the third tcrm.
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DnY uOOub.
New YORK,

NEw iopx. March 9.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods continue ia s,esiy de-
nand and very iirm Peppehll dno
brown shcctipgs advanced by agents.
Prints Ia better request and prices
strong. with upward tendency on makes
that have not already bcon advanced.
Glnghams active aud light supply. Drcss
goods. lawns aud wldo prints moving
freely. Heavy iancy cassimeres aud
suitings in steady demand and very arn.
Worstod cOatings active,
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sENAroR HAZARDS sPEEOu
On the F,a John POr,sr Case.


sg.c.a, ~ Tie o.. .iytVr.
WAsuINGUoN, March ~
senator BAyarl yesterday afternoon
spoke 10 a iun senate aud crowded gal
lcrics. ID Vas noticeable that nearly
every iorviSn legation bad representa-
tiyes in the diplomatic gallery and that
several cabinet ministers we're ln at
tendance. On the ilooT Of tho Senate !
noticed Gen. sherman. Gen, Joo John
ston and Generals Garfield aud McCook
aud other members OF the House. The
Delaware senator regretted that sen
ator Carpenter spoiled his otherwise
excellent speech by concluding with
partisan appeal. he cited With
siEsSt the eAsss Ol surgson'
General Hammond and Capt Armea ~
show that OOngrs-s has asns tass vhs'
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eudden Daalh

wasnlNdroS, Pa, March s-Mrs
Ellen Ritner. OF this place. died sudden
ly at three O'Clock this morning At
two O'Clock she got up and stirred the
Gre, being then IN her usual health.
SosephC. Baldwin, aged 81 years. vas
killed by falling slate In the American
Coal Works, near California, this coan-
", on Saturday. Five or ak deaths
from the same cause have occurred in
iha, neighboThood within 10 days
Water soaking into the earth 10 consid-
cred the cause,
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TuETAItIFF
Aud West Virginia Mombcra.

hWN " ~ IINIIIIN "3'''''|'-''
Special b. tho Rcglslcr
WAsuNSruN, March s.
uutc,d yesterday when tho many
votes were taken b,artng upon tho tar
al. that tte W,st Virginia members are
not dlspos'i to rcIuc' tho duty on such
ARTICLES a. are manufactured ga West Nir-
GINA until thry ascertain that the dulN
on articles manufactured u Now EuS
hnl are to hc reduced iu hkc proper
ton. Representatives from other south
Cru aul Western States seemed o. have
thCtr eyes upvn also.