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ssss:7 Farm of S6 acrss in North Branford, eight ESisI miles from New Haven the house new, farm zszA-wen watered and plenty of wood. Terms made easy 20 or 60 acres adjoining be had with the above if desired For further particulars in. quire of A. H. HILL, or I. B. LINSLEY,
 ap2 16t&w3tF North Branford.
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TdB RENT

4syzS DESIRABLE, pleasantly and centrally To-
 EsSa cated tenement to two or three adults. Rent AeEA moderate to the right party. New house and barn large garden in Fair Haven East. and 512 Orchard st. house and barn near Whalley avenue, S9 month. Ahouse in Davenport avenue $50 . year. For SAIe-A house with barn, $2 GOO. house with barn, S90O. house and barn on Clin- ton avenue OO0 Chapel street business property. A farm for $1, 500. Impure of HENRY G. NEWTON, Room % Whites Building, 69 Church St. ap14
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

e.sss Six rooms, No. 2s1 Grand street, first floor Sa with bath room, water closet, and other conven S2&A fences.
 Five rooms five minutes walk from the City Mar ket, with gas, water closet, and city water. Four rooms. first floor, No. 20 Gill street. One Store, No. 551 State street. Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER, ao9 If Room No. 1, Yale National Bank Building.
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A energetic man to represent us in New Haven or A vicinity. Splendid opportunity for live man to secure permanent paying business.
 RICHARDSON CO ap19 At 599 Broadway New York
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A LAUNDREsS to do the washing of private A family at her home. Apply at 137 Church street, between and o'clock p. m. ap19 3s+
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WANTED.

THOROUGHLY competent Swedish girl to do gen. Il eral housework. Apply at
 spI9 St 339 CHAPEL STREET
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d$$& BY : gentleman and wife, 8 part of 6 house. fAH first floor, of five six rooms modern conyen, sssz fences preferred. Location to bs central Ad- dress A., Journal and Courier office. ar St
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Chapel atreet Rents.

AeeA HOUSE on Winthrop avenue and George EeSN street. Il rooms modern Improvements, with EEzA or without barn. Apply to
 19 EDKARD VALLEY.
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Fcr EaJc af a FSarpoj,a


 $sSszs EirsC.ClGss House, with modern EAs Improvements. geod lot with barn, situst- E- ed on fine avenue, fronting on two streets, can be at any time. For particulars call 6t Room NGe 5, H0aeiIey RliEdis1E, 49 Sys8aHckl Street.
 5e25 tf E4e F. CseTTSTOCks
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EOR ENv
I'D BENT.

es4 THREE large rooms on Gregson stree, suit EiiH able for light manufacturing purposes. Ren EsEvery low to responsible party. Apply st office 0 ap19 EDWARD VALLEY,
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VOL. XLVIII.
TNants.
WY ANTEn

SITUATION WANTED. ID respectable girl, to do general housework in 6 lDprivate family. Good city references given. Apply at
 apl9 2t. No. 96 NASH STREET
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c. HI. OAKS, No. 46 Church Street. ap17tf
FOR SALE

BAKERY FOR RENT.
 %Ry offer for rent the Bakery now occupied by " George Petrie, 3I and s3 Grown street; pos sesson given May 1st; this is good opportunity for arst-class and responsible Baker; other need apply. !. D. DEWELL & CO.,, ap6 2S9 State Street,
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Chtnaman,s 1ngen1ou. sn1cIae.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Ah Lung, the murderer of Severance ct Throckmorton ranchs, hanged himself in his cell st San Ra- faelo during the funeral ceremonies of his vic. tim. The Chinaman was kept in one of the iron cells with half inch holes for ventilation. Through these holes he passed 8 rope made by tearing his shirt in strips and arranged the moose to slip over his head. He then stepped from the edge of his bunk to leave his body dangling by the neck. When his cell was visited An Lung was quite dead, thus cheating the hangman of his prey.
 Smallpox on ShipbOard.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-The Pacific Mail steamer City of Peking, from Hong Kong wis Yokohama, arrived to-day flying the yellow flag. She is at anchor in the harbor and it is presumed that she has smallpox on board.
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Business For Sales YEHHg WeIl-known and thoroughly established bs- fiue business, under the name of Mrs. Gail Browns Homemade Bakery, is offered for sale at g bargain Satisfactory reasons given for selling. For further particulars, inquire at the Bakery,
 l95 OLIVE STREET, ani8et junction Of Stats
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Chapel Street Rents.

%sz4k FURNI6HED and unfurniIhed roonns, singly
 HN and in suites, with gas and steam h-at to rent E&A- in Foote House, corner Chapel and Temple streets Jauitor and snitress in the building Apply Ut office of Tap19l EDWARD VALLEY.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court
 A-,i1 TTFl, 1oo0

Aprl 17th, I88U ] HESITATE of GRACE ANN PHIPPS, late of New EL Haven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date
 hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit thei claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present
 their accounts properly attested within said time, vii
 be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate payment to LEONARD s. HOTCBKISS, apl9 2ilMt Administration with the Will &puexed.
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WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED. DY competent girl, to cook, wash and iron in q bprivate family. Apply at
 ap19 It. No. 221 COMMERCE STREET.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-27

M. Conn TO TIE FRoNr.-The popularity
of the dry goods store of NJ. COIN is not
only a household word in Carson. but it ex-
tends all over Ormsby and the adjoining
counties. His Spring stock, purchased in
the East, is the best selected one ever
brought to Nevada's Capital. 1t embraces
everything rare and beautiful in the way of
Spring and Summer fabrics, and in the Ian
guage of the Snowman, must be seen to be
appreciated. Mr. Conn is judicions buyer,
and such men are always prepared to under
sell their neighbours Give him call and be
convinced that we are stating facts.
ATTENTION The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howe's
celebrated rheumatism neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain of having a tooth drawn than buy
bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's toothach medl-
cine? Mothers should not be without it for
their infants. A few drops in a little sweet
ened water 70 swab a teething baby mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauterize, and is very
pleasant. Sold by all druggists. mh7
PROFESSOR LASGER's Music cLAss-Prof
LANCER, the well-known leader of Piper's
Orchestra, has started music class in Car
son. He has already received a number of
scholars from the best families in the city,
and his thorough methods of instruction
give the best of satisfaction He gives voca
and instrumental Instructions and teaches
on the piano and violin. He will give less
ons on "Wednesday of each week. Orders
can be left at tine APPEAL office. film
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-27

MUsICAL.-Miss Lizzie Davis, of Virginia
City, teacher OF the violin, comes to Carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday.
Adults or children Wishing to become rapid
and correct performers On the violin, and to
acquire profound knowledge of musical
time and to read rea 7i'y, also generally mu
steal theory can get all necessary informa-
ton as to terms etc., by inquiring of C. A.
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House. Lessons in dancing given by Brown
Il Davis at Arlington Hall every Tuesday
from liam. till 9P. N. Social every night
after dancing school, ms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-27
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur if you
are particular with your teeth, and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth-wash,
SOZODONT. From youth to old age it
will keep the enamel spotless and unimpair-
ed The teeth of persons who use SOZO-
DON'T have pearl-like whiteness, and the
gums roseate hue, while the breath is puri-
fed, and re- dered sweet and fragrant 1t is
of rare antiseptic herbs and is en-
trely free from the Objectionable ar inlu-
rious ingredients of Tooth Pastes. e
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AL WAYS AHEAD !

The Olcovich Brothers are now offering
their stock at such rates that it will pay a II
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store.
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints.
An invoice of E. G. Burt's celebrate kid
boots.
Novelties in buttons, hairpins, fancy
goods, ruchings. etc, etc.
Irish poplins worth 81 30 at IS cents per
yard.
Irish poplins worth 81 at 80 cents per
yard.
OLCovICH Brothers.
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RESCINDED
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TAKE DOWN THE BARS
BY VOTE OF TWO TO ONE.

The Blaine Club met at Z 30 O'Clock last
night to hear the report of the committee ap-
pointed by the club on Saturday night. The
committee reported that they had conferred
with the County Central Committee and an
aounced that the Objectionable clause had
been rescinded by vote of three to one. The
resolution resembling the third clause by which
the Dolly Vardens were barred out wall be
found in the APPEALS advertising columns.
The reading of the resolution was received
with general applause after which a recess OF
ten minutes was taken to appoint delegates to
be voted for at the primaries to-day.
THEAUsTIN DELEGATES.
The committee after the recess reported
that they had chosen the following delegates:
D. A. Bender, Il. s. Mason, Augustus
Lewis and Trenmer Coffin. The names were
unanimously endorsed by the Convention anu
each nominee treated the audience to a strong
Blaine speech. The Chair then appointed
Messrs Coffin, Burlngame, Tobriner, Nc
when they opened and see that none but f
pubicans voted. Messrs Coffin, Bartine aud
Slater were appointed to look after the print
ing of tickets vote of thanks was extend
ed to the Carson Guards for the use of the
hall, and the meeting adjourned to meet again
on Friday evening.
The Cen III Committee authorized the
opening of f.. POLLS from 10 A. NJ to s 0 o'clock
P. Nj. to-day, the Curry engine house.
The vote ia the resembling of the objection
able clause in the test at the primaries stood,
Lewis, Beer and Willis aye, Sam Wright not
citing and Stadmuller ia San Francisco. Mr..
Wright desires to be put ON record as against
he resembling.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORMsBY House, SHARP BhorHERs Props -
Josiah Brown, Bodie; G. H. Taylor, Can
delaria; J. E. Whatley, city; Harry Cobb,
Glenbrook; JOS. Thompson, Glenbroek; j..
H. marshal, city; John White, Washoe
Mrs. B. R. Foss, Bridgeport; B, R. Foss,
San Jose; T. Stevens, Junction House;
Mrs. Harrington & daughter, Bodie; Thos
Edwards, Junction House; A. B. O'Daugh-
erty, Phoebe; d. j. Radovich Bodie; H.
H. Billings, Aurora.
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Crtendon Thornton, the San Francisco At
torney and formerly resident of this city
was in Carson yesterday. He is an old sub
scriber of the APPEAL and getting excited be-
cause the snow blockads stopped his paper
came tn this city i'll order to read it. He finally
found the back numbers of last week in Buck
Xabriskies scrap book, and after reading them
expressed himself as repaid for the trip Mr.
Thornton leaves for Tuscarora this evening.
Rapp Brothers have reopened Steamboat
Springs. The buildings have been newly
painted, the bath house renovated, and every
thing around and about the premises is in
hrst-cliss condition. Tribune
The chances are that this wont be good for
weeks board this year.
THE Bulls Eye Sunday afternoon
Thaxter's team again carried off the honors
beating the rival team by six points The
silk hat, donated to the company by Bosko,
was won by John Z. Cheney, who rolled up
a score of AZ.
ARRIvALs.-The following persons arrived
on the southern stage yesterday evening
VIM. Irwin, II. Martin, A. Gerard, Mrs
|. Ward, Mrs. Harrington j. daughter, D. r.
Foss i wife, Miss Crozier, and Mrs. Dillon
The vote at the Blaine Club meeting on Sat
urday evening on the proposition to admit
Grant man to the Austin delegation was car
ried by vote of Is to 13 Number IA must
have been up in the other row.
Two stage lines ars now running to
Genoa and Valleys Springs. One charges
a dollar for the round trip aud the other
let's you ride for nothing and throws in a
chromo.
On Sunday afternoon the wife of Robert
Matthewson, sister of the Elliott Brothers,
died IN childbirth and was buried yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was largely attended. |
The Tribune no longer alludes to the
Morning Wrapper" This journal is now
vlwed more in the light of winding sheet" |
by our evening contemporary.
James Halligan, night foreman of the
Utah at Virginia City. Was killed at 8 |
o'clock yesterday morning by the breaking
Of the incline cable
Nj. Gilligan has returned from San Fran
cisco and will open an enormous stock of new
goods. Look out for his ADVERTISE ent to.
morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
KEARNEY IN TIE HOUSE OF CORRE CTIoN

SAN Francisco, April 19.-In the Police
Court this morning the Prosecuting Attorney asked for
the commitment Of Denis Kearney. The latter was
not present at the time but few minutes later ap-
peared with his counsel who asked for delay to enable
him to mako application to tho Supreme Court for writ
of babeas corpus The Court denied the request
usual and extraordinary. Tbs commitment was then
made out and Kearney, evidently greatly depressed and
chagrlned, was taken below In few minutes he was
removed to hack and driven 20 the House OF Correc-
ton where after going through rho hands Of abarber
and douninG conycTs garD, he WAS placed IN cell As
Commitment contained any reference 10 the provision
OF the new Constitution fixing eight hours as days
labor Tho Judge replied that the superintendent OF the
House of Correction would that he mad sufficient
work 10 do and not too much. His counsel VIII apply
for writ habeas corpus, but IL 10 not expected 10
avail the prisoner anything.
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this fight and by this means have made their own
position IN the party secure, the old gentleman Will
take himself out OF the way. 1t was said some
time ago Mr.. Tilden had expressed him
self to some of the wondering West
ern statesmen who have been interviewing" him
at intervals for the past year two, as totally in
different to the action of the party In that case
it s sure case of Daniel in the lions den as repre-
sented in the panorama. when. according to the
Snowman, it was easy to see that Daniel did not
care blank for the lions, and little closer inspec
ton would show that the lions didn't care tinkers
blank for him. The indifference is clearly mutual
in this view. 1t is a very funny fracas. The fight
is not by any means what it seems to be. tits sim
ply a struggle for leadership and control in the
party, The men who pretend to be so desirous for
Tlden's nomination are at heart opposed to him.
He and they are for the present necessary to each
other hence this interesting state of things.
7 n, n.
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TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
TRACK CLEAR OVER THE MoUNTA!,

TRACK CLEAR OVER THE MOUNTAINS.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 10.-lhe track of the Gen.
Pacific Railroad through the mountains is cleared and
trains running through.
THE PRESBYTERY OF HUDSON.
poRr JERVIs, n. Y. April 19.-lhe Presbytery Of
Hudson embracing the Counties OF Rockland and
sullivan, IN this village this afternoon.
ICE BREAKING UP ON TIE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, April 10.-The channel Of tho st.
Lawrence 10 between this city and Sore and there
open water between Sorel and Lake st. Petre
CABLE TO BE LAID TO BLOCK ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 15:-The Revenue cutter
Samuel ordered Block Island assist
laying teegaphc eabo from the Island 10 the mainland
CHARLESTON uosPITALITIEs.
CHARLESTON, S. g., April 10.-The Cincinnati
Board ol Tdq oXcuron party have just left here for
Savannah, having spent two days very pleasantly in
Charleston IN the morning they treated Sin
the MORO Castle as the guests Of the city.
BASE BALL AT PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE, Il. j.. April 10.-The League Pr0vi-
dence Club played match Of base ball here today with
the Browns University The neldnE Of both clubs
was brilliant but tho Providence Club out victorious
by their excellent batting The stood tho close
Providence, 49, Browns University, g.
PROMISE or a BOAT RACE.
MONTREAL. April 10.-Mr. SOule IL IN town and
that all matters are arranged for he raee between
hands patio ne winner The eourse on the Potomac vii
be directly IN ffont Of the Whe House and VIII be curved
uATteF oi eircle, each man 70 row In Es own water
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4 SECOND VISIT TO BALTYMORE.
RECEPTION OF THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGl-
MENT.

RECEPTION OF THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGl.
MRNT.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-The delegation Of
the survivors the 9th Massachusetts Regiment arrived
in this city this afternoon and were escoried to Bar
NUNS by the members OF Wilson. Dushane and Harry
Howard Posts Grand Army Of the Republic. A largo
crowd was attracted by the arrival of the visitors and
they were cordially received by ther comrades OF
Baltimore Tie annual meeting Of tho survivors OF the
regiment was held ct Wilson Post Hall, in this city
tonight There were thlryninc members present. Cap
tain Caleb Saunders exMayor OF Lawrence elected
president, and d, G. StssOp, OF Boston, Secretary.
Al the close OF the meeting campnre was built and
there was on interchange OF sentiment when the past
was recalled An incident Of the campfire wae the pre-
Sen9On to the SSn OF an oG Sa @
Of April, 1861, by DR.. T. F. Lang At
10 o'clock tonight the campfire was broken
up and tho veterans escorted to the Eutaw House
where q banquet was prepared. Judge George W.
Brown who was Mayor Of this city in 1851, and who
psced hmself at the head Of the regiment when 1t was
attacked and remained with 1t until It reached Camden
Station was among the invited guests. Tomorrow the
veterans Will visit Federal Hill and the scene Of CONFLICT
nnp prntt.lf.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
AN EFFORT ITO SCALP BLAINE"

AN oRAToRI CAL TILT BETWEEN SENATOR'S cARPEN
TER AND BLANE-THE WORLDS FAIR BILL
MINOR NEWS.
The Geneva Award bill was under discussion
in the United StaSes Senate yesterday, and Mr..
Carpenter, who is Grant man, delivered a
long speech, in the course of which he made a
long and severe attack on Mr.. Blaine. The
latter replied, meeting his assailant at every
point. At the close of his remarks he was con-
graduated by Senators of both parties. The
House has passed the bill for the Worlds Fair
in N ew- York, the only opposition to it coming
from Southern men. The House was the scene
of several demonstrations by the ex- Confederates
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
MR.. KELLY AND HIS CONVENTION.

THE TAMMANY CHIEF NOT DELEdATE-PREcAU-
TONS AGAINST DIsTURBANCE-THE OLIVE
BRANCH TO BE HELD OUT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNEI
SYRACUSE, April 19.-COmpar aratively few Of the
delegates to the Kelly Convention arc on the
ground. The Tammany delegation and the Anu
Tilden delegation from Kings County will not arrive
until Tomorrow morning. Among the moro prOmi-
nent delegates of the Kelly Convention are
the members of the State Committee already
here. These are N. NJ Skeels, Felix McClOskey and
p. w. Rhodes, of New-YOrk, c. L. Adams, OF Au-
burn, w. j. Weeks, and w. w. Barker, OF Chautau-
qua, w. w. Wright, of Geneva, and A. 7. Lannlng'
of Buffalo.
The Kelly State Committee have been busly en-
gagged in perfecting all the arrangements Tor hol-
ing the Convention in Shakespeare Hall. 11ckets
of admission will not be given out till the last mo-
ment, in order to prevent their getting into the
wrong hands. The Anti-Tildenites have no notloh
of being outshOuted in their own Convention for
that matter, a sufficient number OF short-haired
admirers of Mr. Kelly will come In the special train
bringing the New-York and Kings County delega-
tions to FIJI the galleries and make it exceedingly
warm for those who may be inclined to raise DIS
turbance; this is not expected, however The pro-
ceedinqs in the Convention are likely to be of the
duietest description.
There ia n great deal of curiosity evnced to know
whether MI Kelly proposes to ask for admission 10
the Faulkner Convention He Is not delegate
to his own Convention, but his name originally
appeared In the list OF those cOnesting the seats
of the Irving Hall delegation elected on Saturday
evening last This list, however, was corrected
afterward. and Mr.. Kelly's name was left out.
Among the we'll informed it is not thought likely he
will apply for admission to the Convention after
boiling last year. -,
Tho Anti-fildenites will cndeavor as far ne posi-
ble TO place their adyersaTies at disadvantage by
showing that only the intention OF his friends to
secure the delegation to Cincinnati for llden pre-
vents the Democracy OF the Empire State from be-
ing united and harmonious A part of their pro
gramme is 10 pass resolution extending tho olive
branch to the Faulkner Convention on condition
that the name Of Mr.. Tilden DO withdrawn for the
nomination. If this proposition le rejected tho
Kelly Convention will go ON and choose a full set
of delegates TO the National Convention and noml-
nate full electoral ticket,
The members of the Kelly State. Committee met
this evening" only to adjourn until $3.50 q. IN. to-
morrow. Among the names discussed for temporary
chairman were those Of s. A. White, Of Cayuga'
and ex- Mayor John Buckley, Of Utica. For peTlna-
nent chairman the names Of Judge Amasa j. Parker,
of Albany, and ex-Lieutcnant-GOvcrnor William
Dorsheimer of New-York, were mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
KALLOCRS INGENDIARY LANG UAGE

SAN Francisco, April 19.--The Judiciary
Committee Board of Supervisors TO whom was re-
Herred tho task Of learning whether Mayor kaoch dd
or did not use ncendiary language I'm his recent puOc
aneec,ea has Ieeu Mt work the matter ever since
So far as can be ascertaned the principal question now
under consideration Is whether or not tno supervisors
have power to mpeach the Mayor.
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CRIMES AND oASUAL7IES-BY TELEGRAPH
by FISHERMEN.

KILLED BY FISHERhEN' =.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 19.-An OLD farmer
named Ashbrook was and killed at Jacksonve PENN
Yesterday By fishermen who were sreepassnB on s
farm -. oo,1
Pr.rsroN Penn, April 19.-Thomas Mclaughlin
vss Killed and Thomas Lnskt seriously injured today
I've ali Of coal In the PennSylvana Coal COmDanys shaft
no." TIE BILLINGS MURDER TRIAL
BAILsTON, N. Y, April 19.-The jury ~ the BIZ
p9a murder case completed ct b. 40 O'Clock this alter
noon and DsticAtOrney ormsby opened the case or
the people -. ..o,, xo.,
gr. John. N. b., April 19.-The bark Otis, which
aed from GFeenock for this port has been gwen up or ios
No information has been received since she et Greenock
100 days ago. ...-
DROWNED WHILE FISHING.
HrDsoN N. Y, April 19.-Lawrence Cummings,
ga tventV.tWo and Patrok Cummings, his nepneM age
ssye were drowned in the eesk at Kndefnook on satu
O''' TAIYISG OF A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE;
CINCINNATI, April 19.-In Lewis County. w: va,
iaSl FrIday man named HefDer was eaot by an
erson while sitting on his porch, and man Named SSnn
hro has been found dead concealed IN lenee ooIne inc
CITIZENS are talking OF forming vigilance cOmmlte@
TRYING TO SAVE GREENFIELD.
sYnAcUsP N. Y. April 19.-Judge N0xon has
denied an application for stay Of 70 ena9ie ns
SSnnsei OF Greenied, whose execution 70 TINS eiY q e
pointed for Friday Y make motion iot new s sis M An
Application VIII be made TO Juuge AsrWln ~ Vueas W.
IaorroW.