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An Indiana PaIFlcIde TO ExpIAte His
Crime Upon the GnIIsws.


Crime Upon the GAIIoWs.
INDIANA, Pa, March 23.-The Jury in
the case Of the Commonwealth VS.. James
G. Allison, indicted for the murder Of his
father, rendered verdict yesterday oi
murder In the first degree. The murder
was most cruel and uuprovoked. Five
years ago tho son drove the old man Of,
and would not permit him to come about
the farm, though the title was In him
alone. The father lived with his brother
on an adjoining plantation. On the 18th
Of June last James decoyed bis father away
from the house, in the dusk OF the evening,
and shot him. The first ball took effect 10
the back Of the head and knocked him
down, and as he rose on bis hands and
knees the unfeeIing son fred three more
shots into bic back. The father lived I'LL
the following Monday, and In bis dying
declaration declared that bis son James
had done the shooting. A nephew, who
was near and heard the old mans cry for
help, ran 10 him, and recognized James as
he ran away. The murderer is about 30
years Of age, and during the entire trial,
which lasted a week, appeared less con-
ceTted than any one oil the spectators.
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sr. Louis, March 2S.-A Clinton, ILL.,,
special says The notorious female horse
thist, Lizzie Barton, who has stolen a large
humber Of horses In this county, was sent
10 the Joliet pehilentiafy for one year on
charge Of arson. She was too young to
10 10 State prison for horse stealing and
was therefore sent to jail Tor twenty.iour
hours.
Robert Parker, one Of The wealthiest
farmers in Dewitt county, was arrested at
Decatur last night on a charge Of adultery
with Mrs. Riley, vile Of James Riley, who
has sued Parker for $4,000 damages. The
affair created an immense sensation.
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Through from San Francisco BY The
banana Line.


banana Line.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-The Republican,
Kansas City special says: The first train
from San Francisco over the Banana line
arrived here this morning In charge oI
Conductor Hallet. The train consisted ol
twelve cars drawn by the engine "JeH
Coolidge" with 7. Dickinson holding the
throttle, The coaches were all crowded
and Seventy.fve through passengers were
aboard. The run was the most remark.
able on record, the train having left san
Francisco on time and was on time at
every station on the long line Of $500
miles and arrived here on time.
A large party Of Chicago capitalists ar.
this morning, en- route to New Mexico
and Arizona to invest In mines, and left
this evening for the West on the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad.
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NEw YoRk, March 2S-Beeohet has
sold bis house, Columbia Heights, Brook
lyn. Bescher has lived In the house fol
many years. The house was mortgaged
some years ago iof $4,000, and subse
quenlly for 5000, the last named
snm being raised for the benefit oI
Theodore Tiltoh when the sGAnd which
ailefwatd came 10 light was being smoLh
cred, II Is understood lnat Beecher ex
poets TO remove 10 his house at Peekskill
but will probably continue 10 have hiI
winter residence IN Brooklyn,
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GOrIIAM anSaIp.
street CleanIng-Lar arrival OF Immi.
EFAnts-POIntH on Pork,

SAsAsA VS. oHAt
NEw YoRK, March 23.-The bill agreed
on by the Citizens Committee 10 secure
clean streets gives to the Mayor plenary
powers and compels the police, dock and
health departments 10 assist him.
Five steamers landed at Castle Garden
to-day 423O emigrants, and before sun.
down many were on their way to the
West.
A heavy dealer in pork said, to-day, thai
the scare In Europe about trichina In pork
from the United States has produced Z
marked effect. The home market would
have been 10 per cent better II II had mol
been for these injurious reports which
came from Spectators. 1t is all q matter
Of speculation. These reports are citcula.
ted for the express purpose OF bearing the
market. To effect this forged dispatches
concerning the matter are sent from
abroad 10 this market.
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ArpRorRlAIIoNS ExnAUsrEp.
warning From the treasury Department
-NOme Statistics.

-SOine Statistics.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-seCretary oi
the Treasury Window issued a circular
to-day saying Congress having failed 10
sufficiently provide for the requirements Of
republic serviCeunder the appropriations
for fuel, light aud water and miscellapeous
items lor public buildings for the fiscal
year, ne chStodians OF public buildinVs
under the Treasury Department are noti.
fed that the amount OF the appropriation
available Is insufficient to provide ior tbe
supplies not embraced Ia existing con.
ttacts beyond the 3lst inst. Therefore
me clstodians will notify all persons en-.
ployeu IN The buildings, and all persons OF
c9lPolAliOhs furnishing gas or water sun.
pies paid from the aforesaid appropriation
IhM me department will have no means
AvaIaDle lof The payment Of such services
fed. NV ""'0 "O''0 DPeCl'
IoIaI values Of exports Of domesLic
T.a.,,. Ttsaus.ulls during eight months ended
fe3f9aLy 1881, $lS2 42S O26; eight tnonihI
eupeI Febtuaty, 1850, $lSS, ,S35 B57,
bn,stants arrived In the United State,
ny Ss"s VI iuiVhlhs ended February 2Slh, 305,,
W., , oI whom " o nearly 5000 we're from Ger
% W.l'l, lLWO Canada, $4,000 English and
welsh, and 30 ON I,ish "iN
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CoNKLrNe's CnoLER
Again Up ON Account OF n NomInati,
ny The President.

ny The PPeAiuenf.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The nomina'
tion OF Mr. Robertson, who led the fight
against Grant and Conkling In New York
last fall, for Collector Of the port Of New
York city, creates surprise and consider
able comment. Other nominations to-day
like Chandler, Merritt and Phelps, had
the effect OF removing the feeling among
some Of the Republicans that the Presi
dent was yielding 10 the stalwsrts. The
Collector oi the port ot New Yorh
has large patronage and can WELD on
immense poll lcal power, more than any
other Government officer Ia the State
Conkling, II lsBaid, greatly preferred mol
10 have this power In the hands oil a
man who opposed him 30 strongly al
Robertson, but II is not believed thai
Conkling will oppose his confirmation, al
that would endahger the confirmation o.
Conkling'B friends who have been nom
mated for places 10 New York. ...
The action Of the President 10 dividing
The patronage between both faction is re
Vafded As q sign Of bis desire to hafmoniz
the party In New York.
Merritt. the present Collector, WHOM
Conklihg fought 90 hard several years ago
goes as Consul General 10 London.
Since the Executive session Of the Zen
ate adjourned this afternoon, II is learne.I
positively that Oonkling and bis iiend
are very indignant al the nomination 9
Robertson and threaten 10 oppose hi
conf tmatlon.
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Cinsinnnil ilhntrt nnrnsti.

CINCINNATI, March 20. - McKendtee
Chapel, used by the congregation Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church oi the First
ward, caught FIRE In some mysterious way
and was completely destroyed.
The church was built In 1874, when the
Rev. Granville Moody was pastor. Loss,
$1,000; insurance, $1,000. The lumber
pile and stable adjoining belonged 10
o. Crane 4 Co., which was also burned
loAs 81, 900.
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LoSDoS, March 23.-A dispatch states
that q parcel was received to-day from
Manchester, addressed 10 Sir VIM. Har-
court, who requested the police To open II.
The box was found 10 contain a loaded
pistol. This attempt Upon the life Of Har'
court has caused profound sensation.
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PoTTsviLLE, March 2S.-Charles X. Tay
lor, q Minersvllle attorney, and Charles F
Garrett, clerk to the Commissioners O
Schuylkill county, have been arrested OF
a charge Of conspiracy to defraud the
county out Of large sums Of money, BY
collecting the interest on the coupons o.
county bonds previously paid and turned
over 10 Garrett for cancellation. Taylor Il
also CHARGED with forgery,
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WILLIAM nEACa LAWRENCE.

The Venerable JuFIst Reported Very
Low From Ills Long BIckness-IAIs Life
And Services 10 the Country.
NEw YORK, March 23.-Ex. Governor
VIM. Beach Lawrence was reported very
low at an early hour this morning. He
has been siCk for long time, occasionally
rallying, 80 as to give hope OF recovery,
and again relapslng, as on this occasion,
to the point OF death. Owing to his ad.
vanced age, his chances Of life are small,
He ls native Of New York, born In 1900.
He graduated from Columbus College In
his eighteenth year, studied law, and In
1921 made tour oil Europe, being admit.
ted TO practice on bis return, In 1928.
Three years later be entered the diplo
matte service Of this Government, acting
as Secretary Of Legation In London, and
during the years 1928 was there as
Charge d'AfIairs, At the close OF bis
service in London he went to Paris, where
he employed bis leisure hours in trans.
lating Marbois' history OF the Louisiana
Treaty, which he accompanied with an
introduction and notes. In 1882 he re-.
turned to the United States and soon alter
delivered course Of lectures to the senior
class OF Columbia College on political
economy, which were published and
added to bis reputation as a public man.
From this time on lie devoted himself 10
the law, ENJOYING high rank In the bar Of
New York, and meantime lending impor.
tant aid to the construction Of the Erie
Railway. In 1851 he was chosen Lieu.
tenant Governor, and soon after became
acting Governor, during which time he
used hie influence. to secure the abolition
instrumental In defeating the adoption Of
the Maine liquor law. In 1866 be pub.
lished new addition OF Wheaton's Elo.
ments Of International Law, work which
he undertook for the benefit Of Wheaton's
family. His writings on law form q long
list,
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TIE NEMs IN nRiEE.

Navigation has been resumed on The
Hudson.
The Continental Socialists hold an Ia.
ernatlonAl Congress at 2AtlCh, In septem.
ber.
The British Government has offered a
reward Of E3O0 iot information concefhlpp
the Mansion House outrage.
The Irish Land Lesgue has this week
received G3 500, the greatest amount OBJ
tained In any one week since the League
was established,
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OTTAWA, ONT, March 23.-The result ot
q hnsty inspection Of the books OF the late
secretary oi the diocese Of Ontario, shows
discrepancy In the iunds Of the diocese
Amounting 10 about $50 600, aud On inves
tigatioh 10 10 be instituted Immediately.
Rev. AtchdeaCon Lander, who isChAirnan
oi the managing committee, states that
while be does not believe there is any.
thing wrong, 90 far az the clerical secretary
IL concerned, the condition Of the books
show that there has been gross careless
ness Ia keeping them.
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DAMOCLES' SWORD
DANGLING OVER THE HEADS or
EUROPEAN RULERS,
InSidiOuS InHuencss OF the "InternA
iionAle" - suspieiOuS Appearance Of
Some Alleged IncendIary Attempts
-DsSiEna on SWIIHeFlAud's Lib.
erty-DeVOtIOn OF PsaaAnts.
AMYsrERY OF the SEA.
An Abandoned Vessel Pound or Ber
mudA,

muun.
BERMUDA, March ls.-Brlg Alfred, oil
Swansea, with cargo Of phosphate, was
found dsrelict on the morning OF the 18th
inst, by Augustus Pearmsn pilot, in his
boat, the Secret, about fifteen miles south.
west oi these islands, Boarding the vessel
was attended with great risk to lie and
property, the sea OF some times making
q clean break across her, The Alfred had
her ensign union down, and the signal
from MarFyat's Code, ~ am sinking" un.
derneath. Pearman, with two men from
the Secret, made sail on the vessel and
proceeded to the eastward, where she was
taken In tow by tug and grounded in
Mullet Bay, In st. George Harbor. Her
hull spare, sails and rigging are reported 10
be In good condition. II Ia understood that
she was from Coosaw, s. u, that her Gap.
tain's name was Winter, and that she
only arrived OF the port she loaded at on
February IA. She Ia to all appearances
new vessel, Prince Edwards Island build,
Her ehronomeIer charts, log book, etc,
had been removed by the crew. She had
three feet Of water 10 the hold, hut II
does not increase much. 1t is supposed
by'some that the vessel struck on the
Southwestern reef on the night OF the 18th
inst, while laying 10, and that tho crew
became frightened and left her, but the
boat must have swamped and all were
drowned. ], H, Trott, Marshal Of the
Admiralty Court, has taken charge OF the
Alfred, and has put cAretaker on board.
The vessel Is owned by ]. A. Nicholson,
Of Swansea, and 1t ls stated was dismasted
three times within very limited period
OF time. Affixed 10 the door Of the cabin
was q paper on which was written: "My
GodI what will be the end Of this?"
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NEW YoRK, March 23.-A st. Johns
New Foundland, special says: Two seal
Ing steamships arrived from the sealing
grounds bringing 25,OOO seals. 1t has
been only eight days since the vessels
sailed for the grounds. They secured car
eoes in three days. The result is unpte'
Cedented. A small sailing vessel was lost
near Twillngale a few days ago and two
men drowned. Fifteen steamers are lam.
med In the Ice al Green Bay.
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PAUPER EMiGRANIS
shipped BY Some SwisS Cantons 10 thIs
COuntFy.

Country.
GENEVA, March GA correspondent
sends an extract from the Bund, at Berne,
containing an account Of the shipment OIL
an orphan girl II years Of age, weak mind.
ed and penniless, to America by the com
mune Of Bottstain, Canton OF Argonic
The Bund adds that II 10 hoped the Amer.
iCan officials will send the poor girl back
by the same vessel OF the expense OF the
commune indulging In this speculation
Agents specializing In this manner will
have their business prohibited under the
new federal law on emigration, which goet
into operation the S!h Of next month. Il
forbids licensed agents 10 ship such per,
sons under penalties Of from 20 To 2OC
francs, and In aggravated cases licenses
may he revoked. The Canton OF ArgoniC
In 1873 and 1879 assisted All OF lie Citizent
to emigrate 10 America These people
landed with less than $l2 per head. Thit
pauper emigration gave rise To numerous
complaints 10 the Swiss Government on
the part Of the United States,
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rHESiDENiI4L CnURCnEs.


IT, 'erS From Hayes.
w., WASHINGTON, March 23.-Many letters
nave oeen received here from ex.Ptesi.
o'n' Hayes since bis retirement 10 Fte.
mont aoDI In these he expresses the kindest
.ss.t! 'ss.iaS Tor bic Washington friends, and
',',, Ip',l' warmly oil the social Ties made
Ia,a Sa,ins a'' administration. The ex.pfesi.
sssoun;p usuL expresses happy sense Of relief ON
Ss SS'' bS" S =. freedom from official cares, I'd
no,iGorsU Ueeh almost constantly In public
ibs bJ"' Cbm. since the wat. The pastor Of
Sbns "G,et ~ which Mr.. Hayes attended
him V ,r0a, ~ Washington, has a letter ifom
s.sasi! s. Si!p,eskinG the pleasure OF cht,tsb
rsIisd IidtOns ~. = while In Washington. This 4
MS,boJi'v, v foundry Church, and is Of lhe
SitsSSSI GSS' denomination. itia the church
Giant Se 10y oy President johnson. When
new ' TS'ne ia ~ he selected a PfesidehtiS
tbr,ob" !" the Metropolitan Methods
CamSS.,rit C itle,ident Garfield attends thl
iT"'poeiIlte iS,s Doi Church, a smaII frame s.fuc
ThS JSssflh JSs worth $500, exclusive OF ground
iSOOWs OWsTIon'hation IoI have already raise,
TnIs, !, 'ot new church, and the 10
SiO0co' Wy T. 1la church Ia worth 5000 o
il tSs V ci'v !. 10 The only Campbellite OhurCI
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New YoRk, March pa Queenstown
dispatch says: Eighteen Of the crew Of The
ship Oriental, from San Francisco with
wheat, have been placed In irons by order
Of the United States Consul, and sent Ia
Hull with the ship, which 10 navlgated by
an extra crew. The men refused 10 worh
and would not return to their duty Of The
order OF the Captain or Consul.
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PennsylvauIa RsIlroad Affairs.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-At a meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the Penn
sylvania railroad the resignation Of L. P,
Turner, General Passenger Agent, was &C.
Cepted, TO take effect April 1st. Geo. d.
Roberts was reelected President and A.
]. Cassall frat Vice President.
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ONO nepablIean slaie CenitaI UommI,.

CoLUNBUs, March 90 "A call was issued
to-day for meeting Of the Republican
Slate Genital Committee hare, April 13, to
decide on the time and place for holding
the next State Convention. A general
conference oil Republicans is called to meet
here on the evening Of April 18th,
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fined for A, proving HousanG of.s need.

PARIS, Match 23.-Two men have been
sentenced to eight months imprisonment
LOT plaCarding addresses cougtatulatins
The NihilistB on the assassination Of the
Car. The manager M Dieu M Adiirt,"
was sentenced Ia default Of appearance 10
ak monts imprisonment and 1900 francs
fine for q similar OiIense.
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Aboiilion ID Cnba,

MADRID, March 0a.-At the Abolition
banquet tonight, whefeat several Sen.
alors and Deputies, Democrats and Rad.
icals, and West Indian members were
ptesent, speeches were made Insisting on
The urgent necessity Of obolishing slavery,
which 10 continued In Cuba under another
name,
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ONE HUNDRED PERsoNs BURNED.
Horrible ConfIAEration In the italian
NpeEa IIouAe NJ Nice.

Nice, March 23-Ths Italian Opera
House was burned this evening. The fire
broke out at the beginning Of the per
formanCe. The bodies Of fourteen per.
sons who had been suffoCated were taken
Out and placed in o church opposite the
theatre. II iS iearedi that one hundred
men and women have perished In The
flames,
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SCHEMES AGAINsr swIrxERLAND.

Cool Proposals 10 uspFlye her or her
Freedom and Autonomy, ~ q Means OF
"RepTisRm BY RuNSiA.
ST. PErERSDURa, March 2S,-The Golos
prints an article from Professor Martins, q
well known writer on International law,
strongly urging international co.opera.
ton against conspiracy. II Russia, be
says, could seal up her territory against
plots emanatiDg from Paris, Geneva and
London, she could soon settle her accounts
with the Nihilists. Everybody knows the
spot In Geneva where the Russian NihiI.
lists mature their devlllsh schemes Of
murder.
PARIS, March 23.-A Berlin correspon.
dent says: The conservative Russian
press urges o measure oil reprlsal against
Switzerland, . rupture ol diplomatic
relations and the general expulsion
oil oltheSwiss from Russia, o prohibitive tariff
against Swiss merchandise, and encourage.
ment to Germany to annex Switzerland
Colonel Dorgibky, wounded at the time
Of the assassination Of the Gar, has been
granted q pension OF 6,000 rOubes.
1t is stated that the peasants are flock.
Ing to st. Petersburg from all parts OF the
country, on q pious pigrlmage to the
spot where the Emperor Isll.
TWO ARRESTS or SUSPICIOUS PERSONS.
NEw YoRE, March 2S.- George Augustus
sala telegraphs from 81. Petersburg that
two individuals have been arrested who
had Joined the Imperial funeral cor eye
on Saturday, but who did not belong 10
the choir and could not account for their
presence, although clad 10 the peculiar
vestments OF the Greek Church cheristers.
READY FOR CONTINGENCY.
In the case Of an accident 10 the Gear q
Council Of Regency has been appointed, Of
which the Empress and Grand Dukes
Vladimir and Nicholas are members.
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BosroS, March PA reception was
given to Carl schurS tonight by the Ger.
mant Of Boston. Speeches we're made by
Nj. sChuiE and Others In the Gafman
language. The occasion was one Of great
interest,"
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RICHMOND, VA, March 2S.-At a called
meeting Of the Readjusters Of the State
Committee, held at the Hhig Office this
evening, the course Of General Mahone In
the Senate was endorsed The committee
have Issued o cali for q State Convention.
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DENVER, Uot, March 2S.-James Orr,
who was arrested here several days ago,
charged with embeEEling $4,000 from
Schultz, southwiCk L Co.,, OF New York,
left to-day for that city, accompanied by
New York detectives.
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Anott,er llomb HnppII1 plaeoHereti.

MADRiD, March pa bomb with a
lighted fuse attached, was placed outside
the Royal Theatre last night, but waH dis.
covered by the police belotei It could ex.
plode.
The police have discovered secret store
Of 1000 rifles outside ol the barriers OF the
hitV.
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New YoRK, March 23.-Cora Williamp,
daughter oiA wealthy hardware merchant
Of Boston, who abandoned her home 10
become an actress here, and was arrested
by the police, has returned TO Boston on
the promise that she may enter upon the
dramatic career there.
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MoSrREAL, March 20 The Germans In
mass meeting tonight protested agaihst
the statement In the INine.9 that German
residents here sympalhiSed with the muf.
defet Of the Gar, and passed strong res.
olutlonB disappearing Of The principles ol
the NlhilistB.
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secret DisttIbutlon /, ! J. q Socialist DOeH'

LEtrsta, March 23.-COpleS otthe speech
delivered In New York by Hasselman, a
Socialist member Of the Reichstag,. have
been distributed by thou'ands, and Hev.
eral copies have been found In soldiers
knu haonkp
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water setS a House AtITe.

CINCINNATI, Match ga special from
West Point, Ca, says disastrous floods Afe
prevailing 10 that county. Yesterday the
water flowed into warehouse containing
uuantity ot unslacked lime, producing
fire, cauaing damage Of $4,000.
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DErROit, March 2S.-ElSn Greenlow, 4
farmer oi Eaton county, this State, hung
himself this morning. His vile suiCided
two months ago with arsenic,
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CoLUNBUs, March 2S.-Gov Foster To-
day appointed Charles W. Bond, Of Toledo
Henry o. Post, Of sahduskY, and Levi A
Harris, Of Cincinnati, 10 be Slate Commits
slonefs Of fisheries iof three years.