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PETERSBURG.

.o,,owAy COUNTY MARROW EscarI.
rIRt y ,,.,.,euce Of the Richmond DispstchI
ioeH0' ArRIL 10, 1880.
=. snnounced that the fnc new barn
u y belonging to Mr.. 4. 7. Cralle,
snd s se county. were destroyed By Ore
In No.' ,h-ce DAYS ago, with considerable
iwo " ~ preyender and grain Contained
QusuuS Tne woods 6res, which have been
IL t~n IN through this section for some
bure'",ss ,,cad over a considerable portion OF
dns, p,,,v on the Exeter Mills tract,
iAh 'o ,"lye miles west OF the city, man
some w" n,nllng wood for Captain William
WOO W. Jr.. WIS compelled to drive into
= ever 10 save the lives OF nin'seh ana aus
tus '.Is from the flames. In D'nw'duie'
sD and Prince George counties tue
Sussls have 10 many instances been COM
Fgeea 10 light hard to save their houses
49, es, ructiou, and probably good deal
u ,"s damage t0au has been reported mas
occurred c,,o c,s. ~o
riN" vyroeg TuE GRAND JuRY-REyENUE
CVSe 'c,,oxs AND TOBACCO kXPOR1s- FIRES
c,o,NG IN TAG COUNTIES-PERSoNAI.
AND OTHER NA'ISkS'
,'--,sc.ooience OF the Richmond Dispa,ob.l
''''' APRn II, 1880.
-. ,nril fern Of the County Court Of
'r;dS,c cemmeaces Monday. Il Is I'M
p, l""d that Judge Shell will call the
o,. o.IsI attention Of The grand jury 10 the
otso, lvnching OF james Blsck. at the
TO- .,,onse. and that efoits viii be made to
tV" .'nSbiv Investigate the whole affair.
i', IT, ,ntcrpal-reyenue collections In the
.ue hnrg district during the week ending
,o.dsy amounted 10 si4,6lS' Ioe exports
y, Manufactured tobacco from the chy Tor
,se week were light, amounting TO only
$500 pounds. oro
...a heing rapidly driven along from farm
:. ,.rm by the high winds, ana until there
= a GOOD rain thtre is no telling when or
,,nere iheS will stop. Many miles OF terri
49,, in D,nWidde and Prince George coun-
W., W.. have been burned over, and great dam
go 70 timber, fencing, and other property,
has been afflicted.
ON the line Of the Petersburg railroad,
,..,erday alteruooO. about fourteen miles
;,,n, This civ, between three and four hun
al cords of wood. belonging 10 Messrs.
II sl,de aud |. \. Young, caught fire
"a were DESTROYED. Tue railroad track
wss damsecd for a short distance. detain-
inc the mail Train. which arrived there at
. o,clock in the afternoon, until 10 O'Clock
=, pjgbt. All last night the lights from the
bnrping fires could be seen in nearly every
direction from the city.
The receipts of cotton and tobacco have
tesn very light this week. TIE weather
he, been so dry aud windy for weeks past
,hs, the plauters have been unable TO han
de their tobacco aud get 1t in condition to
bring to ma kci.
Mr.. Michael O'Brieu. an aged and re-
.,eclel Irish citizen. Is lying iii at his home
Of paralysis.
The ireigutS south through this city from
Plrtmoud have recently been so large as TO
recessiiale additional trains on the Peters
burg and Weldon road. ROBIN ADAlR.
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hill near, and the only thing he rccollects
when he returned TO consciousness was
feeling bot blow on bis head lie then
saw his wife lying insensble near him with
bloody foam coming from her mouth. The
tree was torn 10 pieces. They were soon
picked up by some persons living near who
saw the tree struck.
A little boy, eight or ten years old. the
son OF a wldow-womau, Mrs. Harlow. living
near Ferrol, was found by colored man
lying near the track OF the railroad yes.
terday morning with his foot cut of aud
inscnsble. He had Jumped on freight
train, near Fervoll. the night before TO take
a ride, but had fallen of. and been run
over. He lay suffering and bleeding all
night on the spot wnere he fell, and hear
died Yesterday.
There was collision OF two freight trains,
No. 13 aud Fourth section No. 8, yesterday
afternoon at $50, near Mason's tunnel. NJ.
Lynn was conductor OF No. 10 and j. :. Via
OF the other. The engines were 60 and SO.
the latter being "a new Que. Both engines
were thrown off the track and both pilots
smashed, the tender OF SO slightly damaged.
The track was blocked about six hours.
The accident was caused by the conductor
OF Fourth overlooking his orders.
PENN
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STAUNTON.

'ut FIRST DEATH By LIGHTNING THIS SEA-
49, LITTLE BOY BUS OVER BY The
-ooLLIsi0N or Tw0 FREIGHT TRAINS.
Jurisprudence OF The Richmond Dispstch.I
Ys... APRIL II, 1880.
eoor,s sy afternoon Spencer Oyerion, a
abon, ,' @se, and biz wife. a young woman
farm ~ ", ua years OF age. living on the
mile, ,,oh NJ Lewis Harman, about two
tburds,~ aaunIou, were during a brief
Johu NJ .m struck by iigbInipg. DIR.
ei!p. s,e u"fis was summoned from the
DfetIy a. found The woman dead and the man
eIotb,.ss- sy euri. and the lower part Of bis
burnt w lau us foot torn OF and his legs
dogn on ~ ,s. 'oe kin bursted from tue kaee
wss tbai ,ss Nii foei. Tue man, account
Iron ibe 6s,a ' lae storm came 40 they ran
. lsrge b,sss a sesre they were working 10
'0'k'rte which stood alone ON
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THE WHEAT CROP, &C.
COngress--.SecOnd Session.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1880.
SENATE.
The Senate was not In session to-day.
unIrcE az, pEppESENrA rINIS

The Senate was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The morning hour was dispensed with,
and the House at 12:35 went into Committee
of the Whole iWbitthOrne in the chair on
the Indian appropriation bill. the pending
question being the point OF order raised by
MIR. Haskell against the amendment offered
by Mr.. Hooker. OF Mississippi, for the
transfer OF The Indian Bureau from the In
tel to the War Department.
After short argument by Mr.. Hooker in
opposition to the point Of order, the Chair
delivered decision that the amendment
was germane, and that IL retrenched eXpen-
diiures there was no doubt, but it was
clearly obnoxious to the point OF order in
that IL was in substance identical with
several bills now pending before the House.
lie therefore sustained The point OF order,
and the amendment was not received.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill TO the House.
The House rejected the amendment in.
creasing the appropriation for clothing for
the Sioux from $4,000 to Sl50,000, by O
vote OF yeas, 81; nays. 104.
The amendment abolshlng the Indian
Commission was agreed to-yeas, III
nays, 65.
Other amendments were agreed to with
out divisions, and the bill as amended was
passed, the vote being taken by yeas and
nays, as required by the rules.
Mr.. McMahon, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the special
deficiency bill with Senate amendments.
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Springer, who had been acting as
Sneaker, here called Mr.. Cox, OF New York.
to the chair and Mr.. Manning, OF Missis-
sippi, being recognized. offered, under in-
structions from The Committee on Priyi-
leges and Elections, resolution for an in
vestigation into the facts relating to the re-
cepiiou by Mr.. Springer OF an anon,mo
letter which purported to be an attempt to
corruptly Influence his action as member
Of the Elections Committee in the case OF
Donnely rs. Washburne.
Mr.. McLane moved TO lag the resolution
on the table, as he did not tbnk it presented
q question OF privilege.
THE motion was reiected-yeas, A nays,
90.
The resolution was then adopted-yeas,
LOG nays. 55.
The House, at 2:45 p. NJ, went into Com.
mitiee of tue Whole (Mr. Wbitthorne IN
the chair on the special deficiency bill. AT
p, NJ, tue committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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FANCY HebOSsss.
60S BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME PoCKET.CUrLERY, b'sck or white
handles. two blades, at 25c.; two, three, a. fSsx
blades, a. 80. 90. and 75c., warranted; sioue
Knives for boys. two blades, warfau1e6. st -
and &c. eIegxnt; Pearls or shcll-Haudle
Knives, Of the best quality, for sensIemsn ss4
ladies, fsrt1;
HANDSOME POCKET and sIDE-B0OKs. for
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-cARRTER 1t
CLIO worth t1.75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET
BOOKS, In addition to the very foe assortment
already In stock;
Another lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar 10
those we have sold 50 many OF during the past
winter In anufactured especially for us), which
we offer at $3.50 and 1926, which, although
not quite ss cheap, are IN immense bargain. In
Scotch Gingban and Cambria we suli offer the
same assortment, from which we have sold over
$50 during these last heavy rains.
Fify styles FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the commoa TO fine Ivory stock. at 60c;
The eptire line OF OIL PAINTINGS, In Gilt
Frames, marked down from % to tl.50;
large lot OF CHROMOS, In Carved Walnut
Frames;
More Of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
Another lot to. Of sATCHgLs and LARGE TRAVEL
LING-VALI~ES, OF all grades;
| rs dozen TIN CUsPADORES flour colorsI at soc.
pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUSPA-
DORES, In Jap,nese aud Egyptian decors-
lions, at III pair;
Another lot OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from 50 to IS, warranted for hfteeu years;
New patterns IN HAIR CHI AINs and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted for three
years., 81;
HANDSOME SEALS and CHARMS at 81 and "a;
All sizes TEA.TRAYs NJ very low prices;
| A large lot OF BAsKETs-Nsrket. Lunch, Travel
ling, and shopping-at Soc, Use, VI, VI 20,
FT6WER.B i US at 10. %, SO, and 50c.
All grades OF r LAYiN G. CARDS, including
Harris paid backs, red corners, with saneez-
CHIPS. DoMINoEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON.
sPRING-BACK MUSIC FOLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
| AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
| PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. &c.
| Large assortment OF LAMPs-thrce STYLES u hn
| mugs w. A. STEVENS,
apI sos Broad street.
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TWO DEMOCRATIC DELEGATIONS FROM ROCKIES
Snow Storms.

WINTER LINGERING IN 1HE LAP OF sPBING.
MnwAUKeF, April 1.-THE severest
storm Of tue season visited this State yester-
day IN the northern sections. Several inches
of snow fell, impeding trains in the vicinity
al Oshkosh. No serious disasters are yet
reported on the lakes, but 1t is feared The
Gale was severe on vessels and property,
and reports VI disasters are expected. Tug
Caroline Williams reached this port last
evening and reports having abandoned
schooner Walter b. Allen after rescuiDg
the crew. The schooner sank soon after
between Manit0wa and Shebogan.
New YORK, April IA Harrisburg spe'
cial reports violent hail aud rain-storm
last night, doing considerable damage. The
nortb.side span Of tue Susquehana river
wagon bridge was blown IN, and hundreds
OF windows shattered on every street.
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Five convicfs escaped from the Wyoming
penitentiary last week. They are all now
on the road between Fort Fetterman and
Rock Creek. stopping and robbing coaches.
Their first attack occurred on the 14th in.
slant, when the south-bound coach from
Fetterman was halted. the passengers
robbed Of their arms and money, and the
four coach.borseS exchanged for worn.
out team. The knights Of the road were
very courteous and respected the mail
bags. Two OF the horses taken were / ar
messed 10 light wagon ADD the other two
saddled. The road agents moved in a
westerly direction. The mail-driver who
arrived at Rock Creek, on the Union Pa
fic railroad. last night, reports having
been stopped in the morning BY man on
one OF the stolen horses. The road agents
are well mounted and armed for the spring
campaign
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Decision IN Kenrney's Case.

SAN Francisco, April 17.-Judge Free
low, Of the Superior Court, to-day rendered
a decision on Kearney's appeal confirming
the judgment OF the lower court. Kear-
news counsel announce that they will apply
to the Supreme Court for writ OF hdbeas
corpus as the only resort left them. The Su-
prcme Court is now sitting at Los Angeles,
and some time will necessarily elapse before
any action can be t;hen on the application.
The Superior Court ordered remittur
forthwith, which would land Kearney in
the House Of Correction directly. 1t is ru-
moreG that anticipating the decision on the
pending application for hobeaS corpus he
has absented himself from the city.
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NEW YORK, Aprl 17.-Parls specials
state. on the authority Of a Cairo CORE
spondent, that the JpSnits have offered
4, 900. 600 francs for The building and land
in Cairo reserved by Ismail Pasha for mill.
tary academy, and have also been bargain
Ing for the palace occupied by the late Mus
tapha Pasba at Alexandria. The Khedive
will consult Shekhiul ISLAM before conclud-
ing the sales. The Marquis OF Butte is
here, and is in daily conference with the
Incniis
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Terrible Explosion of POwder-WOrks.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE Giant
Powder Works, in the district OF Berkeley,
across the bay. exploded yesterday after
noon, killing twelve white men and twelve
or fifteen Cinnamon. This is the third eX-
pl0sion this company has sustained, oil al
tended with loss Of life. The explosion oc.
cured in the pickiUg-room, and all the men
at work there were killed. There was about
5000 pounds OF powder in the room. All
the victims were blown 10 atoms. 4 large
por. ion OF the skull Of a Chinaman was found
with the queue attached. There were SIX
houses inside OF the works. and they were all
blown to pieces, but the workmen in them
escaped, with the exception OF one man in
the magazine, Of whom no trace has been
found. Outside OF the works are six
houses, including the boating.hou-e OF
bands, all OF which were more or less
damaged, but are still Standing. The eXplo-
sion is supposed to be the result OF careless
ness. Work men are hired by the piece,
and directed to use wooden malets in pick
ing cartridges, but they found they could
work faster and make more money by using
iron hammers-a dangerous practice. Ii Is
supposed that some man struck his
cartridge once too often, and it went of.
ignIting the powder before him, which COM
munclted with the adjacent packages with
the above terrible result.
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uay' They will urge new Joint rule that
when there Is only one certificate It shall
'ake both houses TO reject, and where there
are more than one both houses must agree
as 10 The one 10 be counted.
There are number Of noted trotters nj.
ready at the National Fair-Grounds.
There were hundred or more colored
people at the depot last evening waiting In
vain for The young colored swindIers who
had hired them to 20 TO Long Branch as
walters, and to whom they had paid al
each.
The Sunday Gazette tomorrow will con
tain portrait ard sketch Of General Eppa
Hunton.
The President will review the Uniformed
Patriarchs, I. o. o. F., on the 9th.
The Supreme Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Mechanics will meet here May 5th.
The Abbott Opera Troupe will be at the
National Theatre next week.
Associated Pre,s Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patcb.I
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Democratic
members Of the Senate Committee on Rules
and OF The Senate select committee on the
| subject OF counting the electoral votes held
a long private meeting today with the view
To agreeing upon some recommendation
for action in regard 10 the electoral
count to be taken by the Senate
at this session. IL was substantially
decided to recommend that the two
houses OF Congress shali adopt a new Joint
rule providing that In case only one certif-
cate Of the electoral vote OF State be pre-.
sented TO Congress, it shall not be rejected
except by an affirmative vote OF both houses :;
and that in case Of dual returns, neither
shall be counted unless the two houses
agree that one OF them is true and valid
return.
This proposition Is substantially the same
that was offered by Senator Morton in the
FOrtv-fourth Congress and then adopted
by tue Senate IN the form OF bill, which,
however, failed TO receive final action in
that body in consequence OF Mr.. Thurman
having entered motion 10 reconsider its
passage. The former 22d joint rule on the
subject required every vote TO be rejected
TO which any objection was sustained by
either house.
THE WHEAT CROP, &C.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE reports to
the Department Of Agriculture show that
the wheat crop thus far looks aS favorable
as in the spring OF 1879. The condition OF
live stock is very favorable. No disease
has appeared except the cholera among the
swine, and that is no worse, il as bad, as
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HEALTHFUL CO-OPE.

k'oi hDLi0h
RATION between the stomach, the liver, and the
bowels. If YOU want TO Danish sick headaches, ner-
yousness, and mental dependency. Upon the vigor
of the first. organ depend The good service of
the two latter. That fine stomachic' hos'e''ei
Bters, pure, approved by physicians derived from
the best bosasic soon puts TO rout the symp
toms which make The lives Of nervous, bilious inVa-
lids miserable. The very fountain.head OF such
trouble is fecbeness of digestion, for which IL Is an
incompatible, long established, and widey-cele-
brated remedy. II builds up the constitution when
shaken 10y disease and protects 1t against malariaI
and other hurtfu influences II is an agreeable APP
petizer useful strengthening cordial for the con-
vaescent. and greatly mitigates the gathering in
hrmiiies OF age. ap Ia Wtwhf&M
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SATURDAY NIGHTS KILOGRAMS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

A MURDERER HANGED IN TExAs-ExEcU-
TON At BARNwELL couRTHoUsE-TnE
TROUBLES OF THE TELEGRAPH PEOPLE
sNow-sToRM IN wIsCoSsrS-FATAL pow
DER. MILLS EXPLOSION -wAsHINGToN
NEWS AND CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
INGs-THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOoK-MR.
TILDEN's CnASCEs-KEARNEY TO GO TO
JAII.-THE WHITAKER INVESTIGATION
HEAVY RAIN IN NEW JERsEY-DEATH OF
THE WIFE OF PRESIDENT DIAZ. OF MEX
ICo-vARIoUs FOREIGN ITEMS, &C &C.
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Failure Of a Grain operator.

new YORK, April l7.-Willlam Blanch-
ard, grain operator, failed to-day, and is re.
ported to have been "long" on Chicago
wheat to the extent Of 250, 900 bushels, and
here to the extent OF 100000. There are no
heavy sufferers. as The liabilities are widely
distributed. He was formerly member OF
the firm OF William Bee Il Co, who did an
extensive southern trade, but withdrew
from them eight or ten years ago, and since
has been In business on his own account.
Hrs suspension caused decline m the heat
market here OF two cents per bushel, and
the market very feyerish.
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VIEW YORK.

VIEW YORK.
new YORK. April 17--Coit0D nrm; sales, lilo
balss; last evening. 1882; aplands, litc,; Or
sSoes s. s e. 7s ss %is srsa
Ike. under Yesterdays closing; ungraaed red,
Si22Gfl32. Corn shade en- Ter: unerAded, 81 IN
sac oats Sac better C No g. aae, ac1 ss With am
snrar firm aud moderate demand; fair 10 cool re-
fninr. 7%@7ac prime, ne. nned In mr. re,
s4c. Molas>es unchang and qniet. Rice mode
raie demand. Rosin dull a. 81 .90@ sl.40. Turpen:.
me wrr at s2c We9, in buyers 9ySr and
tuwashed, 10 a. 2c; Texas, 2l@4l; PSra opened
lower, closed hrmer and quiet az sl0.SO. hidd'es
dull aud easier; long clear, 6Ac short, 7e; long
aud hort. &c. Lard fairly active, closed strong al
$3.50. Whiskey nominal ut S1.lO. FreIghts firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l7.-FIour duh and UNI
changed. southern wheat lower; western lower
and barely steady ; southern red. sl.25; amber,
Aprii, sl.26s@tl 26s; May, sl.29H6s l.2ss;
June, III 21S; July, tl.12H. southern corn lower;
low, Acc. Oat, quiet and seady. Provisions quiet
and uoehan ed COFFEE dull; n no s1,gSes, lsa@
at sl.l0@sl.l0E freigh's unchanged.
CINCINNATI
.sao@S5 Is fancy S IS 7sate.so. Wheat ar@er;
No 2 red winter, 1.l3@sl.l4. Corn steady and
in fair demand: No. 2. 1915. oat, DUH and !owsr;
lard armer 'a a, Is. s5asS 90 BuIH-meai. a,@er;
shoulders, 1884; ribs 10; sides, $8.40. Bacon
steady and in fair d.mand; shoulders; 4he. RIBS,
ssc. aides. Tie. Whi>key quiet and steady at
ieans, 7.@ske. Hogs quiet; common, 1920
$40: hyn,, "a 1904 40; packing, e4.1o4
{4.60; butchers, s4.50@SAeo.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April H. Flour dull and IN.
changed. Wheat dull at *l.l0. corn quiet at
A21aA3c. Oats quiet aud steady al &c. PORK dill
at $40 90 Lard quiet az &c. sas -, .'es ,ac,
~ SO. Bacon steady; shoulders, s4ozti Gios,
"a 10: sides 1920. sugarcured hams, SGl0se.
Whiskey steaoy ~ tl.Oo.
ST. LOUIS.
1T LOUIS, April lS.-flonr nominal WheiI mn-
s.tt,ed and lower; No. red fall. $l.cStgtl .OeA;
NJ. 8 red fall sl.Od3 bid; Srn owe 1, ., 2IS Sa
PoIE dull al 4 0.1V. Lard pominaiiy 1880. BULK
mats armer SHOULDERS 80 10; ribs. 5000: sides.
s8'iO S8.15. Bacon nrlntr; shoulders, t4.37H |;
ribs, 1870; sides, SO 93@t7'
CHICAGO.
cu,cIco. Arril l7.-Four dull and nominal.
Wheat unsettled a"d i ysnfre o~ea cb N
.ar,ry osL1d 99c Cora 81. All and nrm at 36t
a. ac' Uats dul and lower al 29e. Porh III falr
d. asd AMI lower al 80 rs. Lar, 10 FAIR semand
and higher: shoulders "a short rib, s0.lo clear,
| 80 35. Wnkkey steady alei.of
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK, April l7oC otto, ss,s Ieee,pssS
ann .ass III 600 bales; April, .S06l}l l.9l
Nav. tII.94@Sl1.95; June. sl2@ti20s; Ja-
~. AI2l7@si2l9; August, siZ.2oa SlZ:Z6;
september, sl2 01mSi2'o5; Htoeer' al,ases
siii9ISaSii.2o.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
Mexico.

DEATH OF THE WIPE OP PRESIDENT DtAZ.
CRY OF Mexico, April ii, ria HAVANA,
ApriI i7.-Tbe death of the wife OF Presl-
dent Diaz occurred on the 9Th instant. She
had few days previously given birth TO
child. which died. The entire community
req refs the death. and the deepest grief over
whelms the President; in consequence OF
which he will ask Congress Tor TWO months
absence from official duties.
Pardoned by the Car.
ST.. PETERSBURG. April 1.-THE Car. al
the instance OF General Meliko6, Chief oil
The Supreme Execution Commission, has
hardened three students recently convicted
n Kharkoff of complicty with the revoiu-
tiouisfs. The Gol0s says that the pardons
have made a deep impression on tue STU
dents Ia the Kbarkod University.
The Missing British Training'ship'
LosboY, April IA Portsmouth ais'
n.trh saws: "If no intelligence OF the miss
mo trainlng.ship ATLANTA is received ny
Wednesday next as many vessels OF thr
Mediterranean feet as can be spared VIII be
ordered TO Join IN the search"
Labor Troubles in MONTREAL.
MONTREAL. April IA large crown "
strikers gathered at the Hudson COLO" lac
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The telegraph War.
TROUBLEIN CINCINNATI.

INU ID Il r i " Y " = Z ~ ~ ~ u =
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Board OF
Councilmen last evening, by vote OF IL
yea, to 10 nays, refused to grant permits
sion TO the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to erect poles TO carry wires to Music
Hall. 1t requires twenty-sx votes to grant
such permission. 1t is thought that the
vote may be reconsidered; but the Board
does not meet again for two weeks. This
action causes some concern, because 1t re-
opens the subject Of the removal OF the
Democratic National Convention on the
ground OF the lack Of telegraph facilities.
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Archbishop PurceiI's Coadjutor.

CIycIxXA1I, April IA telegram re-
ceiyed today from Bishop Elder, who has
been appointed coadjutor to Archbishop
Purcell, says he will arrive tomorrow
morning. This will enable him to offclate
AZ the confirmation Of large classes OF
children belonging TO two leading coDgre-
cations OF the city. His presence Is much
needed, owing 10 Archbishop PurcelPs in
ability to attend to the duties OF bis office.