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RAILRoAD BosD--Generally hm.

sTATE Bos Ds-lDuii
sTocKs - The market was buoyant
In the early dealings and pricss 3D.
yancej 10 ! per cent, Csnsia south
ern, New York Central and Michigan
Central leading the upward movement.
The general list aitsrsards feil OF I 70 .
per cent, the latter Houston and Teas,
but closed firm at Q recoyeO Of 70
per cent, the latter Pacific Mall. Mari
eta and Cincinnati first preferred beoks
from "a per cent. 10 4. and recovered 10
I0j per ceut g., &. d !. q. broke from
lgi TO i8i, and closed si III.
Ohio and Mississippi advanced
from 81 To t,t, and preferred from 76i
to ~. On ti,e report that the Louisville
and Nashville oompAny hsd obtained
control of the l. 4 y II advanced from
lt9 To 1881, and Nashyilie, ChsttAnooen
and ~ Louis from li7i N -. fhs
iorInst closed st l5g anil the latter q LA
The transAetions on the St0ck kg
change segregated $4,000 shares, o.
which II 900 acre Canada southern
6,40DC., q. 4 !. e., 1000 Chesapsskl
and Ohio, 1900 Deiswsrs, Lsck1saas
and W-erp, 200 D~lswsss ssd Hud
son, 1900 Ede, $3.50 Hannibal anf
~. joseph. t,30O Houston and 1sxa
$500 Iroa Mountsin. $500 Ksnsas sn<
Texas, 2-sD Lake Shove, 1900 Lahl
Erie and Western, 2,7O0 Iouisvills en-
Nashville, 800 Liiile Pittsharyh, 10,
900 Michigan Central. 2,y00 NaSisttl
and CinrioBsti hrss pr.fered. 1000 10
bile and Ohio. ii,0O Moth vesossn
ZOO Nashville and ChstiaaoeUa, 80
New Jersey Central, il,n00 Nsy yost
Central, ySO0 Northern rseisc, 80!
Ohio and Mis.ss~ip,s. <.toe tss1s.ts -
Nail, n. .oo0 It~sdisg, y zoo0 - ~
81, Pssi and Mser c5sy. SU
Fse.Sc. "a. 90 wss,ssk see Hnass
d 90 ws.ssss CsSaa-
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Adyire to Farmers.

q. : NAoAfhAtNA
The farmers Of this country have
much o. learn Vet with regard To sheep
husbAniry They are too independent
in their wayS, and they understand
more Of theory than they 10 Oi practice
Ii our farmers would but place a good
iOck Oi sheep on their farms, and sov
nice sweet grasses, they would soon dis.
cover there would be no Necessity to
send thousand miles away for guano
or any other manure to enrich the soil
Instead OF hsmpering the people With
obnoxious tariff laws. II the mAnutsct-
urrrs Of America would only offer
purse ui two hundred thousand or
quarter million dollars as premiums for
improving the various breeds OF sheep,
and growing increased quantities Ot
wool, We need not IL sending TO Rag
dai, the Barbary States, the cape OF
GoOi-Hope, Russia, East India, Aus
tralia Or South America for ship loads
Ci WOOL, every week, tor by ~ doing
they would create a rivalry among the
farmers In sheep hushAndry that would
bs a NATIONAL blessing 10 the whole
country. Tue raw material used Ia the
protaetioh ot SOolens NiA cosi the
Manufacturers Of Americz this year
twenty million dollars above the oost OF
the material uss-i la the pr0ductaon Of
~Oolen eOsis made last yesE. Nov the
question arises, hON are Manufacturers
soing to yet this money With interest
bach into their coolers? The present
advance IN pEsces 81 sooi wal OF conrse
encourAss wool growing next year, bot
what may happen the yen folIosins
no one knows This sort Of business Is
not Of healthy growth. IL Is liable 10
too many yicissiiudes, and As a oonse-
.queRss az sablscts ths naAnufActareI and
farmer aiike 70 trials and bses. shirh
u0der different aspects Of trade would
never occur.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
EXECUTION OF hEl00lTSN, THE
RIHillST,
For Attempting to Assassinats General
MeIlkoffi Ne Meets Ms fatsCalm.
B-Relisf For Bismarck--
BOyd's Challenge. y
RUSSIA.
Eracution Of Msloditaky.

EIscution of Msloditsky,
ST.. PETERsBURG, March 5,-Melodits-
ky, the Nihilist who attempted to shoot
Melikoti on Wednesday, was to-day
brought from the fortress 10 the place Of
execution. He was strapped In sitting
posture on black vehicle, with his back
to the horses. A placard, bearing the
words "state Criminal" was attached to
his breast. A company Of Cossacks
formed the escort The scaffold was
surrounded by infantry, drawn up in
hollow square. On the way TO the scat
fold, and after reaching it, Meloditsky
was quite calm, smiling occasionally.
After the sentence had been read, Me-
loditsky turned and bowed on nil sides
to the people. Just before Sow de-
livered to the hangman he said lew
words to the priest and kissed the cross.
The execution took place in the pres
ence Of an immense concourse OF people.
The body remained hanging twenty
minutes. The police arrested seven
men in the crowd, they having the APP
pearance OF students. They we're taken
to the fortress under strong escort.
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ENQLAN ID.
Boyd's ChallenEe.

LONDON, March 5.-The Sportsman
says that Boyd, the oarsman, has re-
Gently shown wonderful Improvement
in form, in consequence Of which and OF
the urging OF Christopher Barras, his
Chief supporter he has issued general
challenge, declaring he will row any
man in the world over a straight three
mile course ON the Tees, in three months
from the signing OF articles, for zoo
u side, and will allow e25 expenses for
his COmnetltnT
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THE SUGAR TARIFF.
A Flood Of PSIssrams

Flood Ot IolosrAma
sIy,isl - tho Rssistsr.
WAsHISGTOS, March 5.
Hood oi telegrams have poured In
upon the Ways AMI Means Committee
IN relation ts It's action pOstpOning in
definitely the consideration Of the prop
Osit.ons 70 amend the present sugar
tariff, aud Mr.. Frye. Of Maine, Who has
received some twenty from leading busi-
ness drms, has gwen notice that hs will,
In the event the committee SEES tit Ia re-
consider its action, lay before lt bill Of
last scssion fixing the duty ON sugar b.
los IS At 2.+O cents per pound, between
IS aud 10 at q cents per pound, and
above 10 a. cents per pOund. A bili
II thus character will DO introduced Ia
the House right away, and unless the
committee Is dead set against any levi
slon whatever, the sugar question may
Dc TeOpenei An article which pays
tho government In the nelghhsrGOOd Il
80 OOO 900 IA duties annually deserves
anna cOnsif,rssNnn
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PARKEIiSBURC.
Court Notes.

PAEKERsBURG, W. Va, March I-tieo
O'Brien, alias Rosenbaugh, was found
guilty 10 day. before the Circuit Court,
on a charge Oi breaking into John
Cooks barn AMI stealing a l. I OF wheat.
He gets iOur years.
The case Of Tuttle, the man who in "a
drunken frenzy some time ago, stole AN
engine out of the railroad yard at this
place and wrecked "A locomotive and
tram Of ears, ~ reported at the time, has
again been continued.
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PORK PACKING.
The Seasons Business I'm Gin
ctnnati

CISCISSArI, March 5.-Superintendent
Maxwell announced, to-day, 10 the
Chamber Of Coz merce. the details OF
the statistics OF pork packing in Cincin.
natl for the season beginning NOyem-
Der LIST and ending March
lst, from which il appears
there Vas a decrease of S9O25 head as
compared with the previous year The
decrease in pounds Was II, ,iB9, 40
pounds. The average yross weight was
266 81, n decrease OF Az per cent. The
yield Of lard was l9,3iI,sl5 pounds, a
decrease Of 3629,O6I pounds, Thg in
crease in the aggregate cost Of this years
supply was 81 ali, ,2ts. The decrease in
barrels Of pork is 5,OJ9i in cut meats
N B3y Bl5 pounds.
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Cnnnlarfaiinra Canlnrnd

LoUIsvILIE, March 5.-Detectlyes ar
rived here tonight, having Ia change Il
d. Welburn, OF Paradise, and +. &.
Shull, oi Rockport, Nv, changed with
counterieitlng paper money. A fine
plate Of the greenback Of 1888, Was
iOund at Welburn's house. He has
long been sought for by the government
officers
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col BEN WILSON



sIssisI to ne Register
WAsHiSGTOS, March D.
Col Ben. Wilson, the representative
from your District, has gotten through
the House resolution making an APP
preparation Tor the publication Of $4,000
copies Of work on sheep husbandry,
which Is said by those familiar with
such things 10 be invaluable 20 sheep
ralsers io Was at the Senate to-day
looking alter IT, Already, hs informs
me, ho has applications from one coun-
~ Of Wear Virginia alone inr hundreds
oi copies. Il should be distributed, as
Tar a. the quota oi the delegation will
permit, among the leading sheep men
ot your state, and, as sheep raising
promises tO be- most important indus
Try with your people, Il will dO good
deal oi good. Col. Wilson. who Is a
practioal man, dbl a good thins in offer
ing tho resolution.
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v.,o os,hs y,r.,n,. Dsbt B,Il.

RICHMOND, March 5,--Ihe Governor
has vetoed the Riddlebcrgrr bill. lie
sNys the title OF the act, TO establish a
public credit, is a Inisnomer, the object
being really 10 repudiate part Of the
State debt. lie holds that the people,
by repeated acts Of the Assembly and
by the Constitution adopted IN lN69,
have Acknowledged az due the entire
principal, more than thirteen millions
Of which is now attempted to be repu-
dated By this ball.
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AS A TINKLING CYMBAL.
MIR. Beecher ON the InJudi9iOus-
ness With which Religion May
he Talked

Mr. Br,cher said Sunday that inquiry
had been made Of him as to how lar 1t
was duty 10 speak 10 men Of their
souls welfare. well" said he, that
is pretty large subject and one which
requires discrimination. For example,
there are great many cases in which
think in times of deep religious excite
ment much mischief ia done, as where
children and youth are urged 10 90 about
aud talk o. people about religion. In
the first place, don't think it is wise to
put children into such an attitude. 1t
is unnatural. Children are pupils;
they are little disciples, and it is very
distressing To a modest child 10 require
anything Of the sort, and il is putting to
those that are not of that make. There
is nothing more beautiful than u child,
Dut there is nothing that one dlslikes
more than "a mOnstrous child, child of
five years that could reCite one OF Shak-
spearc's plays | would 20 five miles to
avoid. A child going about to ask men
about their souls! Why, il were in
cined To be religious should he turn
Ell away from II by that. am far from
thinking that everybody should talk on
the subject OF religion. For myself, the
older ! grow the more profoundly con.
ylnCed | am 0f the essential elements Oi
Christian life, and look with more and
more repulslon at the conventional re-
ligious acts. When | see how men
preach doctrines which, II they are true,
would shake the foundation Of human
lie and human society; when ! SEE
how men rattle them of At tongues
end, am shocked. Now all this talk
ing To everybody about religion, setting
your children to talking. setting every
body 10 talking is bad. Bad Tor you,
bad for thea. feel more intensely
about this matter because | never think
of It without remembering what a fool
made OF myself when | was a student
got an impression that ought TO 60
as missionary 10 some foreign country,
aud nov there are many people who
wish from the bottom OF their hearts
that had gone, But my father, who
knew what ! MAS ft for a great deal
better than ] knew myself, Was instru-
mental in preventing me from carrying
out my purpose. This eternally talk
ing Ia people IN season and Iout OF sea
son about the souls salvation il all
wrong, and does no good. You might
as we'll tOOt TO them on a tisl.horn."
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Pra.inanriaI Prafersncea.

NAsnyILLE. March 5.-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee, at a
meeting to-day, called convention t.
meet on Tuesday, June sth, - nominate
delegates % Cincinnati and Presidential
electors, and another Tor Tuesday, Au-
gust lOth, 10 nominate a candidate Tor
Governor. A POLL Of the committee
showed . for Baysri, . tor seymour, and
4 fnr Tillan
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,y us.iislHs IN ths VOID ~ %
patton, Jsupdlcs. bilious
srhe, { ollie. Dsprrnson % npsu
Heart BuIn, Ae., 10 This VT
hemed y 70 vsrrantsd not V Dne
..snu,' %s,s o. SSs i PtSsiY Nk
lns tha.s aoutkern Rsots en1
sll~ ~ prosi.isncs hes piseed "
Liver DtseA.rs mosl pr~vau.
disr.scs oaussd by psrsssossee
IF Ths sysr,os. q, Iavcr osayl
of l.ad iasls In the moathl
aides ot Joiuts. Often nis,an1n ~
bour stomach. Loss " Apmpf1o
nstsly ostiye aud las -
memory, vith o painful -
iallsd 70 do somethlns vhtA en
done, bebility. los spin9
pearanos of lhs skin and - 81
mistaken fot Consumptioa.
eomslinss many of thsDy0yl
dissass. si othefp veU NV eut
larx.st ovan in the body, u -
~ De dlssAss. snd u not - -
suRerins, wwtcheines sb1 PnA]
Lean rsoon mend - IN Z 9nn1
di.-asss oi the Liver. lisaseo4m
Simmons Liver ksguiata ~
iA3s hsstsf ~. Asistant 49,
I've have tsstsd 10 unIA u
kpow that tos Dyslsynia: y -
blns Headache, II u lhs - ~
.~.S 80 Ne have tr1oX ~ =
ksiosp slmnons Liver h4D9ne4
them gave Ne morv uhsn
he Rsyalsaos ma only rsl1y1e J
n TasvrayA ssd hesasslSs -.
q. -. 1O111A g
py,s, ma so,a b. I'll 49,
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rh.ndor. rhom.. Rs.ixn..

CISCISSArI, March :. - Theodore
Thomas resisnstion, which was deter
mined on at a late hour last night, was
rendered to-day. "a take effect at the
end of the present college year, October
next, unless successor Is sOuner ap-
p0intei. lie will continue in charge Of
the May festival, that being a separate
enterprise
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SENATOR II. O. DAVIS
Not Candidate for Re Election.

Not q Candidate for Re Election.
s,,,isl O. tho Register.
WAsHISGroS, March 5.
~ tclegraphed you last night. Sen
ator Davis got through the APproPria-
tons Committee ths House amend
mcut tn the sundry civil appropriations
act, which allows the Uniied States
geOlogist, upon tho request Of the
authorities oi State. to extend his ex
animation ui mineral lands, &C., into its
territory. lie will push ii through tho
senate as early as possible, and It's inn
porlance to West Virginia is we'll under
slu0i by the readers oi the REGIsTKK
In this connection, have 10 regret that
senator DAVIS has frequently
expressed his purpose III late,
% Senators and % your
correspondent not % be a candidate for
reelection D. the senate. His brother
members have alsD heard this determi-
nation with regret because they know
What untiring industry, sound judgment
and practical wisdom he has brought tO
the discharge oi the important duties
Shich have deyolyed upon him, not
only as senator, but AS the head of the
leading committee OF the body. Ii Is not
his cas- alone that makes me think that
those men who succeed best With their
own private affairs usually when they
devote themselves earnestly On affairs Ot
state, make the best public servants.
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sTEUBENyILLE.
Breach OF Promise-Explosion.

SrEusENyILLE, u, March 4.-FOr some
time past a certain widOwer in this city,
who is we'll known in business circles,
has been making love 10 a number OF
widows, and il seems, from recent deyel-
opments, that he actually promised 10
marry one by the name OF Mrs. Schrum
The wedding Was to have taken place
last night, and Mrs. y. had everything
arranged, even the minister Was on hand
at the appointed hour; but the widower
didn't come 10 time, and il waa soon dis
covered thai ne had disposed OF hls busi-
ness and LETT the city. This morning
Mrs Schrum brought suit for breach Of
promise, LAYING her damages at s. OOO.
Early this morning John Winn, a
boy about II years old, was terribly
burned by the explosion OF can OF
powder in Market street shop. The
boy at the time Was holding tho can in
his hanils, and il Is supposed that a
spark from q lamp fell into the can.
He Was blown a distance Of several rods.
The skin on his hands was burned to a
crisp: also, portions Of bis body. But
little hope is entertained OF his recoy.
AFy
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QBRM ANY.
Relief for nIsmArok.

BERLIN, March 5.-With view TO
ahording Bismarck further relief from
his arduuus duties, Count Won Stalberg
Wermgenrade, Vice President of the
Council OF Ministers, will be appointed
Prussian Premier.
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fIhAhUE.
New York..

NKw YoEE, March s. - Mosuv -
Easy at +ts6 per cent. closing ai 4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5ts,5S pkr
cent Sterling exchange 6rn st +Sti;
sight exchange on NewYork 4S7t.
siLyKR-At London 81 7.l6 ponce; bar
silver here llSj; subsidiary silver coin
i(el per cent Discount.
GovsRSnESr-strong and generally
higher.
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Rsduolnx the Prics


A rumOr u current thai the coal op-
orators are cOnsidsrins the AdFisability
Of reiacing the price of minias 70 thres
cents, they claiming thAs xt the present
selling price In the lower laarkets there
IL no money in the bssiness With dig
ginz A. 81 eents n 70 beiisved thai
when al the empty ernf IN ths Pools =
Io..i.sd sosasihins de6niie siii bs dsns.
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we.rs told that The hiiis ed)oining
,ax,. - IA IN ircu 90. aAd lin u tks
49, "A be tea>sd or psrrhaesd frosa
the oxpSrA a blz.s fsrn>1s uzi = snss
= .srssath saths ssd "a al ssski5s y
r,,sri : -ork thzi vll sd n1eh = ths
hasin,<. inisrs<.s a thr tSsn, and tbs
p,..~ ir ukich th<y kssss % sneh sAA-
teriAk iDtHrtstN 11t - f43lAai&
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c.,,., Pity ysau
Ss's's - y ). q. > ...''I, rs.. ,..,...: r.:
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Eaxnz< H<xImw I'll
mis- Z . qs>ssisa nos inisssssa<ly
proPoandsd, snd noa infrsqsently sn-
sysreds u sAis coaatry = s.ss IN BE
aasnAksA Lin q ssoA p2ny oShsr
auss<ioas Of this kind, q NAY be rishty
AnsSsred IN . souexhaf kmhesnoes
vay, ..ttis and b not y. Az eomnoniy
saf<n In Tits country, il is-ior the reA-
en- that the American consnner en-
b rarely persnaded 10 est y sf;er = .
% days osd sad over. 6roc<rym
uslaliy rnnt cheese erarcriy msre sn.n
~ % - days cd In tAsir rsl.h .tn.e.,
and a his - hsrs.is n do1ht tn.<
sanes - s.ase Asss6l1 - ee7oe1o
vith hnp..isy, >ee eeseae -
s.ass,d saslid - -
Z: q q !. !
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Personal News LENA

Col W. W Gordon. Of Richmond,
Nho arrived here last evening with
halST James Patton. OF Monroe county.
West Virginia, irom Wheeling, gave
your correspondent = most catering az
yuunt of the THRIFT and evident pros
psnty ul yOUr ciy.
SenatOr Hereford Is at work unsing
,he psssAge OF his ball ior the erection u
/. 5000 pabhc buildiRg al Charleston,
AaIASh hA county.
SENATOR kAndolPh's fitE John Porter
speech . n0S ready toT eircalztiOn.
Several West Ninginians called on
senator Blaine. yesterday. n be could
|Oaly have . peFsoaAl intsrsiss With
every InAn in the Units.i SJNiss. Grant
sherman 4 Go. wOald have but . Poa'
show.
General Logan in his speech, yester
day, eOmphHsntei Gen. JOssPh L
Johnston, and aid hs, perhaps, had
|scarcoly q peer on the Confederate side
Col Geopge wythe AumtOri, OF Nir'
ginia, has a position in the Census once,
Italian sitiEens Of Washington gener'
Ally attended the funeral of Count litta
Ol the ItAliOn LsgafiOa.
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A BIO LUMBcR ooNrRAcr

Ata OOnsidsraolS Advance In Price.
WIsHINGrOS, March ).
sysaAl ~ Tie Esgistsr
AsssTs VI. g. Davis & BrO. have -
cured from a foreign 6rm contract Tor
one million feet Of white oak lumber At
an advance OF hfty per ont over las,
year prices This lumber Is to BE- de-
liyerci Al Alexandria and Baltimore Tor
sbtnU,anf
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WIND AND RAIN STORM.
LOSS or LIFE AND DAMAGE TO
IN q PROPERTY.
Houses UnrOofsd, Chimnsys Blown Down,
Trees UprOOted and Telegraph Lines
PrOstrated-vslOcity Of Wind
u Niles per Hour.


TOLEDO. o., March 5.-During the
prevalence Of a heavy storm Of wind
and rain, at an early hour this morning,
chimney Of the Buckeye brewery was
blown down, falling on and crushing
the. engine house, In which Police
men John Hassstt and M. A. Doyle and
the night watchmsn at the brewery had
taken refuge. The two former were
killed and the latter seriously injured.
The wind attained velocity OF seventy
two miles per hour, doing considerable
damage to roofs, freight sheds, etc, and
prostrating the telegraph lines IN all di-
rectiOns.
indianapolis.
lSDIAsAPoLIs, March "a terrific
tornado passed over this city about IL
o'clock last night. 4 large number OF
houses we're unTOOied, chimneys blown
down and trees uproOted. The Central
avenue NJ. h. Church Was almost en-
tirely demolished. One dwelling house
was lifted from its foundation and car
ried five or six feet. The inmates OF the
house escaped with but slight injuries.
Two or three persons are seriously in
jured, but 81 far as known no lives were
lost. The damage cannot be fully estl-
mated, but isquite large in the aggregate.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-A violent
STERN Of wind and hail prevailed here
this morning. At $40 the wind was
blowing Is miles Sn hour, the highest
ever recorded at this station, a blow
last month, having reached AZ miles, be-
ing the next highest. From 80 10 1
O'clOck the rain and thunder continued,
but the wind quirted down gradually 10
IL miles an hour. 81 lar as heard, no
dsmage was done, beyond the blowing
down oi few fences and signs.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o, March 5-At twenty
minutes past one o'clock this morning,
a gale, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, which had been blowing at
the rate of 33 miles, Was suddenly RAISED
tO velocity Of IL miles, shifting from
southwest t. southeast, AMI continuing
for tive minutes, did great damage,
MANY Chimneys, fences, signs and trees
were blown down. A brick wall, two
last thick, on Broadway was thrown
over and several small build
ings wrecked The head light
AT DOan' oil works Was thrown against
and sci tire Ia the gasoline tenk, causing
500 damage The 800 plate glass front
ui the odd Fellows block, Pearl street,
vas ruined. The Cleveland Female
seminary, on Woodland avenue, Was
hall unroOfed and part OF the upper
west wall torn NJ About seventy
young ladies' were sleeping in the lnsIi
tuition, but none were injured. The
roof Of the new brick wire mill Of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, in the
Eighteenth wari, Was upllited and one
end oi the wall blown IN ON the work
men, killing Julius Brown and severely
Injuriug several others.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE

WASHINGTON, March D.
Mr.. Garland introduced joint reso-
luton extending to April 18th the time
allowed the Secretary OF the Interior TO
instruct the United States land officers
at Little Rock, under section 10 of the
act Of March 3rd, ls77, in relation TO the
Hot Springs reservation, which time
would expire March 10th. Passed.
The bill relieving Pay Director Chas.
W. Abbott from liability for the defalca-
ton by his subordinate, was opposed by
Mr.. Ssulsburg, who thought the prac-
tice OF passing such bills invited careless
ness in tke administration OF public
funds The bill passed; ayes IS, nays
IL.
The morning hour having expired,
consideration was resumed OF the bill
for the relief OF Fitz John Porter. Mr..
Logan continued his remarks in opposi-
ton TO the bill. At the conclusion OF
Mr.. Logan's remarks, Mr.. Carpenter
obtained the floor, and the Senate al.
iournee until tomorrow.