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NV YORx, March ll.-Chas. S. Farnell
Ilst this afternoon on the Baltic. He
IsS ,se'Ted this morning representatives OF
Inherent Irish societies Of New York and
S'a'' cities. Among the visitors was a
asss''iOn from the Land League AssO.
,,iil he 'iongshorcmsn's Committee pre-.
S.II' SIsl NI. ParnelI with one thousand
ET; % There were representatives from
~ SStc.elphiA, ~. Baltimore, Washington, Jer.
IVY, Brooklyn and New YORK. The
c,,.%S epEia delegation incIuded Dr.. Wm.
~, SSt'I' \! Major FarIay, Capt. James McDer-
~ Il. tSalSahael Carr and Thomas McCarron.
NJ Nv W wwSaington delegation included Cap.
sir MI Inward WaTd OAleaGher Condor and Cap.
Il ley p%ltPhy. Newark was represented
X rHtick pu Melady, and New Hagen by
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MArnlMoyIAI MArrRas.-we make the

MATRIMONIAL MATTERs.-We make the
following interesting extracts from the
paper OF neighboring town in regard to
some interesting statistics, gathered by
Joseph F. Mayes, ESQ., OF West Alexan-
der, the celebrated "knot tier" These
will be the more interesting to residents
OF this city, as the material for large ma
iority OF the misery he has caused, was
furnished by this city.
West Alexander is still famous as a mat.
rimonial centre. The representative OF
this paper was in that elevated village one
day lately and obtained some information
in regard to the interesting business Of
"marryiug and being given in marriage"
ESQ. Mayes, the great high priest, who
presides in the temple OF Venus, (called
by the vulgar the Squire's ottice,) who
binds the loving hearts together in.
legal way, is q genial gentleman who
has been q Justice OF the Peace in
West Alexander for eighteen years. during
that time he has married 1905 couples,
and received in fees the good round sum
Of S4,2S5 10 being an average OF s. 72 per
couple. The largest fee he ever received
was $40, tue smallest so cents. There has
Deeu beVGIWlN lOhCNVlt thnb AN pSAS -
their way re joicing without money and
without price," He has had parties come
to him iron. Louisiana, Missouri, Indiana
and Maryland, hut his chief source Of sup.
ply are West Virginia and Ohio, Being
close to the lines Of these States they
having strict marriage license la&. One
lady came all the way from the Isle OF
Man, by the way OF Wheeling, where
she tarried about an hour to pick up
her future husband, who was at work
there. The lovers cpme by rail, in
carriages, buggieS, on horse BACK and
some on foot. He has made Gity,six peo'
ple by tho name Of Smith happy. He
has married lawyers, doctors, merchants,
farmers and ali kinds OF mechanics and
Ilaboring men,. He has joined together
Roman Catholics, Jews and all varieties
Of Protostants. HG ia always prepared 10
do The lob, either by day or night, with
neatncss and dispatch. His custom is, on
going to bed, 10 have everything pertain
tng 70 his apparel prepared to put on at {
moments notice. The last thing he doe
on retiring is to sign some blank certifi
Gates and have them and the marriag,
register on the table beside his couch. II
this way he Is always ready, "ior he know
.. eth not the hour the bridegroom cometh,
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l1yDoS, March ll.-Steamer Othello,
Fon dall, Tor New York, put into Ply
moth, having lost her saiIs, stanchions
aaSd,ooatsaad received other damages in o
, AIF YORS, Marchll.-The bark Star OF
y S9'ii from Calcutta, reports the sinking
~ AOseCon, on tho 9th inst, the bark
Sai: IRON NarseiIles, for Boston. Saved:
1PAin, vile and children and crew. The
S3,oi Sc6tio is badly damaged.
AoT!LLE, March ll.-Arrived, Austrian,
= fSEtLASD, Oregon, March 1.-THE
tSalta oMk DilhMee went ashore OH the
@'s end Of Lard Island while attempting
y siOSs Columbia river bar, yesterday.
!, tls morning the bar WAS very rough and
~ sup has been driven a hall mile
,Glias' DGI up and Is pounding heavily. She
sMPtoVe 3 totallOss. All the hands are
4 sta01 board and cannot be taken off till
sS " 9de turns, when tho ship will be
!; ;SaadoHsd. The cargo, valued al S77, 900,
: Insured in the British and Foreign
,s SsA'lae ior 'ull value. The vessel Is worth
H"USNOO; probably insured.
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PARTY ACTIVITY IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, March ll.-Further consulta-
tions were held among the Liberal leaders
and their agents last night, and the Politi'
cal Committee OF the Reform Club was in
session until long after midnight. The re.
suit is seen to-day in the beginning OF very
active work in many OF the English and
Scotch constituencies. The effect Of Hart
ington's address is generally good. 1t is
declared to be an able and sagacious mani
iesto, much better, in fact, than was ex-
pected. The tone OF the Liberal and Radi-
cal press indicates strong desire TO recon-
cile the differences between the two wings
OF the party and 10 bring about close
unioa, at least until after the election. 1t
is stated that in some places where the
Radical wing has strength enough to hold
the balance OF power as between the Con.
servatives and Liberals, the Radicals will
put up no candidates, hut unite in sup
port OF the Liberal candidate. The Con
servatives are making less noise, but are
working with perfect unity and on plan
apparently matured with great care. They
are said TO be most abundantly supplied
with money.
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1nas at,e'H n4u acse% an o%d tSSn
sgreelns 10 tne artaynr ,ha Srar;auS S ores,ion %
iusing 70 vote on me previous question: Se .lad
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End OF the StrIkc-County Court-Tcn.
perance WOrk-Thc Jubilee Singers
Coming-wool Growers Association.
FAlRMoNr, March II,

tAlRMoST, March ii
Editors IntellIVeucer.
We are glad to be able to report that the
strike among the miners here, which took
place about ten days ago, has ended, and
most of them have gone to work again.
This is a considerable item to the COM
munity, as there must be at least two
hundred men engaged at the three mines
in one way oranother. A partial comprO-
mise was effected, but in every case an
advance was given, ranging from 10 to 20
cents per ton. The highest price now
paid per ton is 55 cents.
County Court is again in session, with
its usual round OF business. OF course
the inevitable liquor cases will monopo.
lie most OF the time, and, as usual, re-
suit in verdict OF "uot guilty" in favor
OF lot OF scalawags who continually vio-
late both the moral and civil law by their
nefarious business. Notwithstanding all
the liquor traffic costs the people, and
the untold misery it brings to many
homes, there are always TO be found men
who are willing to. champion the cause
regardless OF consequences.
The temperance portion OF this COM
munity are now engaged in "A series of
meetings in view OF defeating license at
the coming municipal election, the third
Saturday Of this month.
Our people are looking forward with
pleasure TO the coming OF the Jubilee
Singers. We have seen an account OF
their entertainments at other places, and
have great desire to see and hear them.
They will sing in tho NJ. P. church on the
18th inst.
The sheep growers OF this region are
talking OF organizing wool growers as-
soclation to advance and protect their in
terests. A good movement. CIyIs.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Home Rule
of Great Britain, into mani,
iesto to Home Rule associations, and the
Irish people in Great Britain, says that
Lord Beaconsfleld has issued in the guise OF
aletter to the Viceroy OF Ireland, declara-
ton OF war upon your country and your
friends. The Ministry is seeking to OBJ.
tain renewal OF the term Of Office by
sowing dissenslon and hatred between the
Englishmen and the Irishmen; the minis
ter neither knows or cares how TO relieve
our distressed fellow countrymen. Vote
against Beaconsdeld as you would against
the enemy OF your country.
In the House OF Commons to-day,
the Chancellor Of Exchequer introduced
the budget showing the revenue this year
to yield 9l,05O, 900 pounds less than esti.
mated, leayinga deficit OF 1856, ,OOOpounds'
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sAE Francisco, March 1l.-During the
day Weston and o 'Leary have been going
steadily with but little difference in their
relative positions. o'Leary has been rpn-
ming nearly all day with brief intervals OF
walking, aud this afternoon appeared
weary from his exertions, though in good
spirits. Many think he is injurlng his
chances by running so much as he pounds
heavily, inducing bleeding at the nose.
Weston maintains his usual ihdescribable
mixture OF gaits, and appears trasher than
O'Leary. He has had much more rest,
having been of the track altogether about
fifteen hours, while 0'Leary Las taken
little more than one third Of the time for
rest. There has been but little betting
during the day, and that about even, Both
are free from any soreness OF their teet or
joints, and appear to maintain excellent
condition GENERALLY. 1t nine o'clock the
score stood, oI.eary s44 milds,. Weston
335, The attendance was very large. Both
men are in good condition, and going ap'
parently easy.
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THE "TIMEs" on IIARrINGTON's
MANIFESTO.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Times leading
editorial says; ave are glad to perceive
in Lord Hartington's manifesto a modera-
ton OF tone in marked contrast with the
stormy rhetoric that prevailed down to
the meeting OF Parliament among the
active members Of the Liberal party. His
Irish policy is one that the country will
heartily approve, whether carried cut by
the Liberals or Conservatives. The same
observation may be applied to Lord Hart
ington's declaration with respect to the
foreign policy. The difference between
the policy OF the government and that OF
the Liberal party isreduCed to the ques.
ton OF method. 1t Is now admitted that
the ministry was right in its aims, but It ia
affirmed that its measures were Intellectual,
and that the objects Of its efforts have not
been completely attained"
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ZASEsyrLLE, o., March lO.-The Belgian
slass.blowers, twenty-five in number, who
we're imported to this city two months ago
by Kearns, Herdman & Gorsuch, to tako
the places Of the strikers, gave their EN-.
pIoyers notice few days ago that they
must have an advance OF fifty cents box
or they would quit work, The proprietoEs
were given until to-day to make up their
minds Ats o'clock this afternoon tho
demand was acceded to. BY this advance
each man will make s. 80 per week more
than at old rates.
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A FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
Ten Persons Suddenly Hurled Into
Eternity.
A Boiler Ia the Frankfort, Ind, Flax Mills
Explodes, Killing Ten Employees
Terrible MutilatIun ofths Vic.
tlms-The Mills Con.
sumsd by Fire.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, March 1.-THE flax
mills OF Lehman, Rosenthal & Co., at
Frankfort, Ind, exploded this morning
about o'clock. The mills arc entirely
destroyed by fire. Ten persons were
killed. The cause OF the explosion is un-
known. Patrick Leahy, foreman, and
Thomas Croxton, engineer, are among tho
killed.
LATER-The following is complete list
Of the killed in the explosion OF the flax
mills Of Lehman, Rosenthal & Co., ut
Frankfort Ind, this morning: Monroe
Webb, John A. Rogers, Eli Helmick,
Scott Williams, Jos. Weismlller, Patrick
Leahy, Thos. Grafton, Jno. HallsCheld,
Jos. Eichenberg and Michael Shields.
The bodies were mutilated almost be-
yond recognition, and were thrown from
fifty to one hundred yards distant. MIR.
Rogers head was blown entirely away
and not vestige could be found. Parts
OF the boiler were thrown three hundred
yards away. The building and all the
contents were entirely destroyed by fire.
Loss estimated at from $1,000 TO $4,000.
Insurance small.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CINclSNTrI, March 1.-THE Ga:eite's
Frankfort, Ind, special says: A boiler
in the flax mills OF RosenthRl & Co., ex-
ploded this morning, killing ten men, all
Of whom were in the building, which AZ
terward burned. The engineers watch
was found. and it had stopped at five
minutes before seven o'clock, and 1t is
that was the time OF the explo.
sion. Eight bodies have been recovered,
all horribly mangled. They were all taken
from the engine room, where itissupposed
they were changing clothes, preparatory
to beginning their days work.
The victims are Thomas Grafton, engi-~
neer, single; Patrick Leahy, foreman,
forty years old and unmarried; Michael
Shields, tity.five, leaves wife and three
children; John Rogers, leaves wife and
family; Scott Williams, widower, leaves
one child; Jos. Miller, leaves wife and
family; Eli Helmick, unmarried son OF
Rev. Helmick, OF Boylestown; Jos Eich-
enberg, widower, leaves three children;
John Hallscheld, Lebanon, twenty years
old; Monroe Webb, unmarried. The .
bookkeeper Walter Stowman, was ten
minutes late coming, and was within two
minutes walk OF the mill when the ex-
plosion occurred.
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IsyetsdaY's issue we noted the very
satisfactory report Of last years earnings
d,.a Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling railroad, and the proceedings Of
lstOekholders at their annual meeting
iuClsyelAud on Wednesday last. tits ex-
m.AthA tue track will be laid and sufli-
tsaAy ballasted to begin business. be-
tEau Lake Erie and the Ohio river on the
iEoI Nay next. The construction OF the
Wheeling extension has progressed steadi-
Niaee the resumption Of work, June 1st,
lSEaad at this date thegrading and bridg-
4hnearIy completed, and the rails are
EVith the exception Of nine miles.
aOrder to obtain the money necessary
b construct the Wheeling extension,
d mortgage bondholders signed Gu
.Etunea! among themselves, and with
Ssmnpany, by which a mortgage secur'
tnsIO bonds OF $1,000 each should be.
caaesfBt lien upon the entire railroad
tnd property Of the company, which
bonas, sOsecured, were accordingly issued,
ialhire been disposed OF at par and DC.
euAilterest Five hundred and seventy.
nine bonds have been delivered to pur.
thiSn prior to December 3lst, 1870, and
tAsPDceeds applied in payment for con-
ETdi0a, and for steel rail-. Six thou.
aalEoss tons Of steel rail, purchased at
SRrton in May have been received and
haou tha! part Of tie railroad between
Lake Edeaul Uhrichville, and the partly
Un iua rail has been transferred TO the
Wheeling extension.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1l.-General
Yonduntelnn has resigned the post OF
chief OF the third section Of the police de-
partment OF the Emperors Privy Chancel-
lor.
The Official Ga:ette announces conSpicu.
ously that Prince 0rlofi, Russian ambassa.
dor, was not present at the recent recep.
ton Of the French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.s
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Kearnsy Arre.,ea-lrconalnry rlneara

Kearnsy Notwithstanding PIncar'ra.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ll.-Dennis
Kearney was arrested by the police at his
residence this morning, on two charges OF
misdemeanor, based on remarks Mt a
meeting Tuesday night. lie furnished
bail aud was released from custody.
This morning the police seized u mum
ber OF placards exhibited in the public
streets bearing the announcement: "ltead
the Communal, and awake; be fieomen.
Thieves in council. Price ten cents by
newsdealers." The authorship OF the
pIacard could not be ascertainsd by the
authorities.
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MADE A GOOD JoB OF IT.
An Aged Treasury Clerk Commits
suicide.

An Aged Treasury Clerk Commits
suicide.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-Robert P. Fry,
a clerk in the Treasury Department, living
at 40 street northwest, was found dead in
his room, having'committed suicide. He
was discovered by Mr.. W.s. Stokes, who
is in the habit OF walking with Fry to the
office, and who knocked as usual at his
door. Receiving no response, he at last
forced an entrance. Fry's body was lying
on the floor, and razor and pistol were
at his side. He had made four cuts at his
throat and shot himself once in the left
breast, near the heart. The Coroner was
notified, but an inquest was deemed un-
necessary. No cause is assigned for the
deed. Fry was sixty years OF age. The
body was sent to New York. ~
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FRANCE,

PARIS, March lin division OF the
Senate on article seven OF the education
bill, the whole right voted against the
clause, Joined by Simon Dutour, La
Bouley, and 20 other moderate Republic
cans. Seven Republicans purposely ab'
stained from voting at the meeting oi the
groups OF the Left and Advanced Lett.
Resolutions were adopted for an i'm
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CINCINNATI, March ll.-A Lima, Ohio
special to the Commercial, says: Miss
Adams, who was arrested the;e Tuesday
on a dispatch from Cincinnati, for NJ
tempted infanticide, and who was accom-
panied to this city BY Hon. J. W. Perry,
OF the Kentucky legislature, today made
a statement that AbsRlom Adams, her
uncle, is father OF her child. She mide
affidavit with view to his arrest.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, March ll.-A dispatch
received at headquarters says that de-
tachment OF the Fifth Infantry, with
Captains Baldwin and Hamilton, pursued
the Sioux who have been committing
depredations near Fort KGogh, and killed
three OF them. Two Cheyenne scouts
were killed. A lot OF stolen stock was
recovered.
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ArRANspoRrArIoN A WAR.
one About TO Break Out In Chicago,
Cause of the Trouble.

Cause OF tne LFoupies
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Trunk Line
pool between Chicago and the seaboard
has been outwitted, and general war be-
tween the trunk lines, or at least a war be.
tween one OF the members, the Grand
Trunk, and oil the others combined, is
imminent During the past winter the
propellers OF the Northern Transit Com;
pany, which are leased to the Grand
Trunk, hays carried out Of Chicago fifty
cargoes OF wheat and corn. The propelIers
have touched at Milwaukee and their car
goes have been billed from there and they
have then proceeded across the lake to
Ludington, where the grain has been
shipped East by rail as coming from NIL;
waukee. No reports OF the shipment OF
these Gargoes have been made by the
Board OF Trade. The newspapers have
not printed the regular port lists and as
the boats loaded on contract being under
lease 10 the Grand Trunk, not the least
inkling OF the movement has heretofore
got out,
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r.,xcl,co has wakened up to the
:. y, y, ol.lIoTing blatant trouble-makerS
't'E:' E,',rey ", 10 incise riot and murder un'
Ns.1'T s,1 To.dsy's dispatches announce
s''',,-, ,.,... Of Kearney and it is not unlike,
llt tn'.' 1.a;. hint is tlisregardod, that he and
! 'ns ,.ss, viii have trial before a vigl'
=. .OmmiiIee.
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r.,,,ar proposes that each reader oil
'A, mons sbaIl send him dollar to re-
~ s..' n III, T.bernacledebt. The S'm thinks
% S'S'.s ..Ii.i would probably be of tritiing
W '.,,,, ,,,'' besides, though these readers
I1s..', ,,'.. nj. penalty, charity would dictate
,s,. S,.' q, the contrary, they should be paid
~ I.l,,fo, each sermon read.
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sr. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Republican
State Central Committee here to-day
called theStats Copyention TO be held at
sedalia, April 8, for the election Of dele
vates 10 the Chicago Convention. The
Committee was reorganized by the election
Of Chauncey /. Filley, late postmaster Of
thiS CITY, in place Of Gen. George H.
Shields: @ Finley Il p strong Grant man,
Shields was for Blaine,
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sustain the Most AmInble Relations TO
Each OIher.

MONTREAL, March 1.-THE rumor cur
rent yesterday that the Montreal Telc-
graph Co., had transferred its business TO
the American Union Co., has no 'Ounda-
ton whatever. The relations existing be.
tween the Western Union and the Mon.
treal Co., are Of the most Rmiable charac-
tar
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AUGUSTA, NE, March lip. A. Saw
yer, recently Deputy Secretary OF State,
refused to testify before the Legislative
Committee on the State Seal investigation,
and was remanded TO custody I'LL further
orders Of the House, or till he shall purge
himself OF contempt
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,,I, Tribune noting the presence
iH n% ~, r,,bers in Pittsburgh last week.
d'f a'v aS,Do.e '1,' Of investigating that city's
%b' 'PI'gsstt i ,ysst paving, advises them INTO to
~ o.. o. .i,n,tion there and how it came
fiH ", .Hi then do exactly opposite
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GRANT IN MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, March ll.-Gen. Grant
arrived at Pueblo last night and was
saluted by Palvo artillery. The depot
was decorated and crowded with people.
Gen. Grant was met by the Government
Committee and subsequently by that from
the CitY Council.
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CmcAoo, March ia collision occur
red on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cit.c railroad at Englewood this morning
between The westbouAd express train and
a freight train, Jacob Settler, brakeman,
probably fatally injured, and his son,
aged 25 years, killed, A few others were
siiVhtly Injured,