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RgBELLION IN HERAr.
A Turbulent Spirit First ManISests Itself
In the Murder OF hIOhAtned Ian,

LONDON, March ,2s.-A dispatch from
UandAhar says: A formidable rebellion
prevails in HerSt. Ayoob Khan is per.
haps already exIled orr prisoner. Mo.
hamed HAGEN Khan, Governor Of Kushk,
induced three Herat regiments stationed
at Kushk, To mutiny and Join him and the
Armak tribes In an attack on Herat II
may be safely inferred that the murder OF
Mohamed Jan, who commanded these
three regiments, was the first act Of the re.
bellion, instead Of the result OF private
quarrel. At last accounts Of rebellion
was so formidable, Ayoob Khan was vlr-
tually besieged In the Citidel. This gives
Q favorable opportunity to Aburrahman
Khan 10 reunite Aighanistan under the
supremacy Of Oabul. Five thousand OF
his troops are now on the road hither, and
should be In full possession ol Candabar
province by the 10Th OF April. The imme.
diate advance on HerRt, II Ayoob Khan is
not expelled or killed before then, could,
In the existing state Of Rtfairs, scarcely fail
10 be successful.
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stranded WIth q Carro OF Coal

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The sigma
Corps at Chincontesgue reports to the
Chief Signal Officer as follows: Three.
masted schooner Mabel Thomas, Captain
]. K, Mckenzie. Of New Haven, o., from
Baltimore to Boston, 1856 tons register,
with $40 tons OF coal consigned to Brad:
ley, went ashore on Tanis Shoals, five
miles southeast Of the station, at 4 O'Clock
this morning. She was boarded by the
life saving crew, who report that II the
weather continues favorable she may be
got of. The captain and crew remain
aboard.
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Suicide Of PrOmlnent KOntucky Law

LOUISVILLE, March 2s,-A Burgin special
to the Courier Journal says; John P. T,
DAviss, a prominent citizen Of Horrods.
burg, and a practlClng lawyer Of the same
district, committed suicide this morning
by placing revolver against bis forehead
and blowing his brains out. 1t Is supposed
that he was suffering from temporary ab'
Grafton ofthe mind, caused either by peCu'
MARY affairs not going satisfactory or by
III health.
He walked out TO the stable OF the
premises after breakfast and with an aC'
curate bullet sent his soul into eternity.
He was the son Of Mai. VIM. DAviss, and
nephew Of the late United States Senator
John B. Thompson. He was q citizen
who stood high in the community. He
leaves q wife and several children.
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Progress Of WORK on tho ". 4 L. Il, r. II.

Progress OF Work on the W. 4 L. Z. r. II.
HURON. March 26.-Work on the Wheel.
Ing i Lake Erie Railroad Is now fairly
commenced, and some forty or ffty men
are employed in preparing the track.bed
for the iron and ties. The work progresses
slowly in consequence OF the engineer
failing to lay out the plans, which will
probably be done within lew days. The
ties on the old Wheeling L Lake Erie are
being taken up by parties from Norwalk,
they receiving s. so per mile for their labor.
About 1000 spiles to be used on the work
here, are now on the ground, and have
been paid for at fifteen cents per lineal
foot, or at the rate Of 500 per cord. For
this reason cord wood is scarce, and the
price has advanced llfty cents per cord.
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noru. Rnltsr and cheese.

New YoRK, March 2S.-The Assembly
Committee continued investigating the
subject OF counterfeit butter and cheese
this morning. Gilbert F. Henshaw, pro.
duce broker, testified that he had visited a
number Of oleomargarine factories, and
found that oleomargarine butter was made
from peanut lard and olio, oils, alum and
acids. In some factories the employees
are exceedingly tilthy-some working hall
naked, and others wearing only bags
about their loing,
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Fearu for tho snfely of Tho Prince.

LONDON, March 2s.-The alarm respect.
Ing the visit Of the Prince and Princess OF
Wales to st. Petersburg continues, though
little public mention Is made Of 1t. It is
known that warnings conveying explicit
information from theSt. Petersburg police
were received before and after departure.
General Melikoff declines 10 answer for
their safety, though he gives assurances
that every precautiOn will be taken.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-The Prince
Of Wales will to-day confer the order of
the Garter on the CzAr.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TROUBLOUS TIMES THEY ARE HAV.
ING IN THE OLD WORLD.
Wars and RumOFs OF WaFs-Rearu for
the Safety OF the Prince OF
Wales The Pope to b0
Murdered = Echoes
from the East,
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET
Weekly Review by the "IaFk Lane
Express"

weekly Review by the "MREk Lane
Express."
LONDON, March 2S.-The Mark Lane
Express in Its weekly review OF the
British grain trade for ths past week
Eays; Notwithstanding the unsettled
weather Tor the last fortnight a great
deal Of sowing has been done, but the sea.
son is still late and farmers are anxious.
The frosty nights and cold winds have
slightly affected young wheats. The
wheat acreage which Ia small looks we'll,
English wheat is still in small supply, on
account Of the busy season, but the iscili.
ties for threshing have materially I'm.
proved the condition OF samples, The
millers' necessities have created q demand
for English wheats, and the sale OF sound
samples are easy. The recent improve.
ment In values was confined solely to the
best samples, the others were practically
unstable, Foreign wheat at the close
lost the greater portion OF Mondays ad.
vance, q reduction ot fully 5 pence being
necessary TO effect sales.
The attitude Of buyers, unmoved by the
crop prospects, OF the bare Off coast mar.
ket or American speculation continues
most reserved and cautious large Oaliior-
nian arrivals were readily absorbed, be-
cause relatively cheap. The foreign sup
ply Rt London is more than sufficient,
Flour quiet, Since Monday It has been
easier In London and the provinces; for.
eign flour in similar tone and In good sup
ply; barley quiet and dropping; foreign
barley dull and easier; British and for
egn oats In slack demand and weaker;
malse 10 more plentiful supply and weaker.
Fridays Gales Of English wheat for the
past week 81 400 quarters at 43 shillings
and ! pence, against 27,l97 quarters at AZ
shilling and 8 pence the corresponding
period Of last year.
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Grecian Affairs.

ATHENS, March 2s.-on The sixth Of
April the anniversary OF Greek Inde.
pendence and grand review will be had,
when the king will present colors to the
regiment composing the garrison Of
Athens and selected detaChtnents from
other regiments. The meaning OF this act
and the reason for the choice Of this oCca.
sion are obvious. The ceremony will be
followed by orders for the departure Of
the various corps for their allotted stations
on the frontier.
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NEw York, March 28.-The first meet.
Ing Of the Executive Committee OF the
Church Temperance Society was held TO.
day. The constitution emphasized the
fact that the Protestant Episcopal Church
was already committed to work, and that
its bAptiGmal vow constituted a temper.
ance pledge. The means Of promoting
temperance were TO consist largely Of lee.
lures and pamphlets, setting forth the
physical as well as the moral evils OF in.
temperance. The total abstinence pledge
will be recommended TO the Incorporate
as matter Of policy ard self preservation
as well as the matter OF obedience TO re-.
igious VOWS. The total abstinence pledge
is also recommended 10 persons who be.
lieve their example will be OF value to the
weaker brethren, and It Is also recon-.
mended to the young as the means OF
avoiding temptation. The officers elected
were: Bishop B. B. Smith, presiding
Bishop, President; B. F. Decosta, Secre.
tary; R, T. Cutting, Treasurer; Committee
on Ways and Means, A. Fl. Smith, E. P.
Dutton and r. F. Cutting. Letters will be
issued to the different dioceses Of the
country.
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LONDON, March 2S.-Intormation in the
hands Of the police strongly tends to con.
6rm the completely Of three American.
1rlsmen named Mooney, O'Donnell and
Coleman in the recent attempt to blow up
the Mansion House. Although the extra.
dition treaties do not cover this matter,
detectives who have been sent 10 the Con.
tineht TO seek Mooney and 0'Donnell will
rely upon the good Offices oil the authors
ties there not 70 place legal difficulties In
the way Of their arrest.
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New YORK, March 2S.-Hugh ]. Jewett
declines the Presidency Of the Worlds
Fair Commission.
In view Of the deClnation OF Jewett the
Executive Committee meets tomorrow.
Talcott, member, says the committee
will take firm stand and do nothing
more until the transportation companies
forward with the full amount their sub.
sCriptions. II was mistake 10 tender the
presidency to any one until this has been
done, and the committee do not propose
10 repeat their error.
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San FRANCISCO, March 2S. - Mount
Baker, in Washington Territory, which
has been inactive for nearly twenty years,
Is in eruption again. A dense volume Of
smoke is coming from the mountain, while
hot Clnders, ashes and lava are being
thrown from its crater. At night 1t pours
forth streams Of fre which illuluine the
heavens for miles. Az yet the flow Of lava
ls not sufficient to indicate any danger.
The eruption is said to be magnificent
sight, as the mountain looms up 10 the
height Of twelve thousand feet, and Is GOV.
cred with snow half way down its side.
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SAN Francisco, March 2S.-One Of the
principal grounds Of defense In the Ksl.
loeb case was that Of seli.detenSe and the
assertion that six shots were fred in the
ARRAY with De Young. This number Of
shots was sworn 10 by number of wit
tesses. McCook, editor Of the Redwood
City Times, prints an editorial declaring
that several months ago be was asked 10
advance The theory ot several shots, and
tod that the design was 10 start II ID the
interior and then cause II 10 be reported In
the city papers. He was also told that
there was money In II for him,
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WASHINGTON, December 81. Justice
Clifford has left for bic home in Portland,
Me. There has been no material change In
Judge Cliford's mental and physical con.
dition, and he is entirely incapacitsted fol
further Judicial service, aud there is nc
prospect Of recovery. 1t Is ftmored that
his resignation has been written out, and
that Attotney.Genetal Devens will be ap'
pointed bis successor,
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InoN pirE i1ANERs.
Result or the recent Deliberations :
pIItsbuFgh.

Result or the Recent Deliberations at
PIItsburgb.
PITrsBURdH, March 2S.-The Iron Pipe
Manufacturers Of the United States con.
Cluded their meeting here at q late houi
last night, and most OF the delegates left
for home to.dAy. They were very feluC,
tant 10 speak Of The action ot the meeting,
but q prominent local manufacturer who
attended the sessions, said to-day that The
present prices were too low, but alter a
full discussion II was decided not 10 ofdel
an advance, the majority contending thai
In Lhe present condition Of the market the
only feasible way 10 secure better ratet
was tn follow the example Of the glass nen
and shut down for short time. This will
probably be done during the summer.
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The marx ASd bloody aFoupd.

ET. Louis, March 2S.-A Republican
Dallas, Texas, special says Antonio
saaCheaa, a Spanish cook, poisoned sev.
efal Italians tonight By dtuVpibR theii
coffee. He fed and is still at large. None
oi the victims are dead yet, but oil are In
a critical condition.
The Chief oi Police received ibiorma.
tion tonight that q fight had occurred Al
9 station west Of Abillne, on the Texas (
Pacific taIlroad, between the "Cow Boys
and ciIiEene, in which three pepens were
shot No particulars,
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A VIEW TELEGRApHLINE
RmbRcing the II. d o. Co.'s System q
Wires In It's Territory.

wires In It's Territory.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-1t was report.
ed yesterday that Vanderbllt's resignation
from the Western Union Company means
the organization OF new telegraph cor.
poration, with capital Of twenty millionp,
with General Anson stager for presi.
dent. 1t Is estimated by the orl.
ginators OF this scheme that the
lines controlled by the present
monopoly can be duplicated for the sum
named, The telegraph lines OF the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad, extending from Bal.
timore to Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis, will, It is said, form part Of the
system, the lines OF the New York Central
will be put into the pool, and an effort is
being made to induce the Pennsylvania
railroad 10 90 into the scheme.
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ruDDL1Na TURNACE EXPLOSION.
A Manhoad BLOWS out with Terrible Z

A Manhoad Blows out with Terrible EE.
PtrTsBuRoH, March 2S.-A youngstown,
o., special to the Chronicle says: The
manhead in pudding furnace in Brown,
Bonnell & Cos. rolling mill blew out this
morning. The escaping steam and flying
debris wounded twelve men, three serf.
ously. The explosion made q terrible
noise, and the scene when the steam cloud
and the dust from the flying debris had
cleared away was heartrending. The
wives and mothers gathered about the mill
inquifingi dear ones were killed. The
wounded were removed 10 their homes
and are receiving attention from oil the
physicians In the city. The loss Of prop.
erty 10 very small.
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Shot In the Eye O, 100 for Breach ofPfo.
tathA.

srRuBESvtLLE, March 2s.-IaSt night q
young boy named George Mooney shot a
comrads in the eye with small mAtbls
which he had loaded in pistol. The
shooting occurred In jacksonville, d sub
utb ol 6teubehville, where the boysfeside.
Mahan will lose bis eight.
In Common Pleas Court this morning
In the breach oi promise case oi Elisabeth
Jane Knox vs. Edward Walker, O verdict
was rendered for $2,l00. The plaintiff d
q young and beautiful girl Of respectable
patentage. Young Walker 10 The son ol {
wealthy farmer,
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He "went 10 Eat n Newspaper man."
CLEVELAND, March 2S.-A bully from
Hayesville, o., went to LoudonvIlle Sat.
urday, and among other reprehensible acts
insulted the editors Of two papers pub.
lished there. Finally the Town Marshal
arrested him, but half q dozen citizens
took him away, and after q liberal castiga.
ton put rope around the bully's neck,
led him beyond the town line and made
him swear never to show bis face again
In Loudonville.
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CoLUABUs, o., March 2S.-The State on.
GERS met to-day to take official notice oi
the death ot Henty v. Kerr, State Ii.
bratian, which occurred suddenly at Ba.
tavia, o., yesterday. Committees on
resolutions and to attend the funeral were
annhihIad
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-, J,,;,,oJ f.ou,
Hap The surplus fe'snUo uT'4'eI tI,. % ~,
The assessment o' Wa'ef runs I ~ w." w. ~,
ar several yeS's p9's ,.' yo"H ,,'DI tOs ,bo 20,
accumulation oil q S'nA'ns 'uDS u ,no ,o' n,aaaU,
placement OF en'afSoul9H' VI s4o a.. p'eSon. a.
works, We might o"'''y H"'o =, s"U 49," lOot ~
abundant supply o' "S'oi ~ a., "'1 r" . y, :,
the cI'y-A'sA E'ouIH ,%a %nN n"o",.i,ios ~" ~
Lks-Sud also 'Ct al !ro T HoOoS01s o'S." s'o., y,
hecity ia time OIL n'e' 4uo'0Ie'p.' '. .,.,1aa .lT
The assessments "''' aSv'"ST ~. "O ,l...n"" 49,
m much as Ille EXPENSES ~, s,o ' oo7 no
10 tho year 10" snos "Vsv a,z zEo ,S'- 7o IT, w.
Rin'l an eAp0""''u.o soo =, az y o,.;,,'. COL
us Ihey Sere Floy''O- w. W "E s"o ooS 70
wi 10 IN 1919 '"V' "'ao GOO *Io'DOO ~,
against S!j,'ol Ol, anu ~, ~ looO '" WV
SSl w. against F"4,,V' 1-'
The irregularities !" 'liV '0.V'p'1 "S ,,aS w
counted Iot Dy 'nO oVe'IApptns ~ " oo,'DS
tou'lof oIlete"' 'vH'S' D"' tue @a',"sU' '' I,,1
Iron year oyVS'' "'I'snO" "n%S .,, W. 80 -
stated 'Aa' 'he leCe'p'S "'0 'u' O'N'
the expenses OIL 'ne "o'AS' ,,,... =.
The receipts 'tO'' 'HO "a'o' "OaAo .,s ~ !,
into Tue gsne'" treasury ""u "o 80
dPromI'cuouSIy, Tue sans 10 cVIieO',Ouo '.1 10
Ir'n Licenses anu rom 'le ''A'' '''''o y"
real and personal properly -,
Thls would % all lsns p'oT'ueu VIC nSu
an adeQaa'e' PoFh9ne"' ""u ,lolousny
equipped SMS' supply winch !,,SN., VIZ nS's :,
h0i. II wo"'u "'S' pe d, 'isnS pioy'uou
"h'd Inc means. separate 'fo'n 81 nAny
other necess'"ee' III tue SensfSl treasury, S
tsiVIHS Tue C'Iy SuCu = supply " ""'''
VII neeus' nu' 'n'D "o n"To not'
Asa Iu'e 'he revenues T0I'eO'su itou,
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BERLIN, March 2S.-rhe Imperial party
has resolved to vote iot the rejection Of
the brewers' tax In regard to stamp duties;
10 vote only for the tax on BourBe trans.
action, and only 10 accept with oonsidera.
bic mobilization the tax on persons ex.
cept for military eetyiCe.
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prn.neol. or a ,rIlder Gnr.rnm.n,.

sr. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-There are
continued tnmors OF Gen. MelikofT's reBiR.
nation. It IL believed The Emperor bss
ordered tikase 10 be prepared CohvoklnV
q Commission 10 discuss the question
Of representation Of the people on Slate
uueetiOng,
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BRRLiN, March 28,-CfoWn pfincess
Victoria has received an anonymous letter
declaring that Prince Frederick William
will be murdered during the ceremonies Al
posimHFk,
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THE communication in another column
IN reference to the proposed railroad
bridge across the river, TO facilitate the en-.
hance oIIhe Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, the
Iuscarawns Valley and the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh roads into this city, has its mer.
suggestive article in regard 10 rec.
ognized want In our community. A bridge
that would enable these roads to reach
some convenient spot in our midst would
certainly bea great advantage. The city
IubRcrption Of 100000 made in 1872 10
lhe Wheeling & Lake Erie road, and to a
proposed bridge, which subscription was
repealed in the winter OF 1884, was
wisely repealed in our opinion, and we do
nOtagree with the writer that a spirit ol
tau'lishnesa prompted the repeal. Had
The city paid that subscription during the
panic 1t would have been a disaster, 70,
just at that time values Of every kind
we're being rapidly reduced and the vol
ime OF business constantly Cur.ailed.
Besides these facts, the man who Wal
'nEneeflng tho fortunes Of the Wheelin,
ALske Erie road at that time, (the double
I'd wilson turned out to bO very im.
popor person for such a position, and the
ioad found this out to its cost In due time.
There is every reason 10 apprchend that
ae subscription Of this city would have
eeetl ni'managed and tquandered 10 very
laue purpose. 1t would have been under
ans control, and large expenditures
and email results would have been the
oldef oil the day. 1t was a high priced
Va "a, al 0P't'0nd the same nm7unt oil money
Will now go great deal further.
lhefe should be a railroad brIdSescto.s
u ls' river at this point, but even now wa
,aoaId ,.os ID be sorry to see the city subscribe
NW"N ~ % such project. Our funded
.aa .aa nninnded debt, and our great
.au , pressing necessities for certain
wy .n..,. IMPROVEMENTS, demand our frat
1ssnuon' Nss'. ont. The river railroad project ex.
sOo.,s, p0Ss Something ot us and must not be dls.
ieCt. = % " 'ef! important pro-
, ,.',!.,5 "Sao not andeuste the Importance Of
nliio'd bridge, bu. tho ,f.sIvo Ibres ,o.S' A
tSiehi5s %sa,s here on the Ohio '"i aida 'C1us I,hs
pi,,.S.s pSats.Ins 4 l.t' Etie, The Cleveland ia I
s'SoaiSh snass and the Tu,carSvSs Ss''"nu ,oS5s,
soS,,,s, oTsti 10 S' abe in their own interests 4
Ta'nSn'' NJ. s,9 largely to such an ADVANTAGES =,
Al I,v''y u should give them such rIOSll
W ,.,.S S'y as would enable lheir tracks Il
%,Ti Sp ,a. manufacturing a. Establishments, bu
S,. I"' "a. sne Is luther out Of debt tbSp sb,
\ Su'y, S,.j,i and iahher along in some soro
i,,a needed improvements, pie lie Shot should tTi b
SS,,,,a,'. conservative in The matter Of iarS,
''''p''GEs to outside projects.
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pIiisbNteb Iipnera, BtIIhe,

PtrrsBURoH, March 0S.-The Timers Of
Pittsburgh aud Allegheny struck to-day
Tor an advance averaging 20 per cent.
Several firms have already conceded the
Advance,
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CoSsrASrISopLE, March 2S.-Great &C.
tiyity prevailsin the preparation for the
defense Of Valo. ThB work OF placing
torpedoes has commenced. Troops have
occupied Ttikert on,the Turkish side oithe
entrance Of the Gull OF Valo, and earth.
works are being constructed there.
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Cks gnteIEigenar
-. >, nna q Eonrloenlh slreel
A.. Iepsl friend, Judge OoCnrSn' 10 sN'

orr leg.l friend, Judge Cochran IS CIV
VsSvS ". vboe time these days to pushing
i's ,.,ops uI along the line Of the Wheeling
SPs,tE T,ts Erio railroad, aud he is making a
q ,ia... Ls Of +. in point Of health and robust
la',I.1 n, i himself, and in point Of success
w. :, ~, n, the enterprise itself As "manag'
;. lI.S.ji,.ctor" he spends all his time in set
~ ,igbt Of way claims, supervising me-
p.s .s,,iors Of various kinds and in confer
l'u'' Si,b parties concerned in the many
l'.'.,,t, nas Of the line. He reports every
,p'sa p''' Going along in a satisfactory waN
'lIS 1S,. tbe most abounding faith in the
wv Wv, -" completion OF the road to the Ohio
',.,, .., At Martins Ferry, From all that we
NV, ,,,,o from the Judge and others bis
',a w ',a.c,,llOns rests on solid foundations
'.f "a see no reason to doubt the entire
's,.s,s W. Of the enterprise
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DETROIT, March 27.-A new weekly
newspaper venture, devoted to society,
dramatic and other similar news, under
the unique name Of "ChafT," was started
In this city to-day. The fBt edition oil
10000 copies was exhausted d. noon. The
second will be Issued in the morning.
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On, IN, 'vHE, .nH March When James
Sboi,, ,,' ;. S,esed S.',s, dsisuldng collector Of
% baIlI. y sson,hTick, n.l was released to-day
ina ciVii ~, WV Immediately re.atrested
suit The firm claiming $4,000,
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RONE, March 2S.-A lady obtained pti.
vate audience with the Pope and warned
him that the day and hour we're fixed ior
the murder Of himself and Cardinal Pecci,
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BRookLYS, n. Y, March 2S.-Jamer
Walsh, who killed bis sweetheatt, Bar
batA GFoenthal, was sentenced 10 bt
hanged May 20th,
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NEw YoRK, March 2s.-A telegram from
Geneva declares that II Sophie serowsky
is condemned and executed the Gar will
perish,