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Grent Strike I'm Spain.

MApRIp. March 30.-A serious strike oc-
CURED in Barcelona and other towns,
opposed to the reform of the tariff end the
workshops and mills have tccn closed. In
Barcelona there 1--we been fifty arrests.
Many thousald operatives are effected.
MADRID March 3O-Thcre are labor
demonstrations in Andalusia, owing to the
distress from drOuth.
Barcelona, March 30.-The strikers have
burned the sentry boxes Of the Octroi
guard.
Catalan operatives here informed conf
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies that the
adoption of the Franco Spanish treaty
would deprive 100000 workmen OF the
means OF subsistence.
Shops and factories are closing in Gvonia,
Sabadell and Tarrasa.
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CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
The PASTORAL Lctter-The Rights of the
Church and OF LabOr-The Condition
a. Ireland.

CIHCINNATI, O., March 3O-The Catholic
Provincial Council, which met here, recent
", prepared lengthy pastoral letter to
be read in all churches. 1t received its
first publication, to-day, in the Catb0iiC
ToryrGJh. 1t begins with review OF the
progress OF religion since the last council,
20 years ago, and COngratulateS the church
on transition from the mission epoch to a
condition Of iiXity. 1t then goes on to
speak OF the necessity OF obedience to au-
thority: holds that all men are not equal,
and that men ordained to rule as kings,
magistrates, Bishops and Priests,
have rights which subjects do not; laments
the disposition TO try God before Il court OF
human reason, and says no man has
rirht to teach falSehoOd or 10 change Iot
or title of the law OF God.
1t is very outSpoken on the subject OF
labor unions. 1t says mans labor is his
own, as much as the gold OF the rich man,
and he bas 4 right to sell it rs he pcases, at
a fair price, and SO long as men accord to
others the same freedom they claim for
themselves, there is no sin in labor band
ing together for sclf-prOtcctiOn; but labor
unions are liable to fail, and cannot
be sustained when they attempt to
force man to join a union, or
to work for a price fixed by the Union.
Catholics can not be parties in any attempt
TO COerCe others against their just rights,
nor to do injury 10 the person or property
of others.
The letter has a long paragraph in regard
to newspapers in which it specially de-
nOunCcs what it calls the illegitimate
means used by The Irish HOrld, in its ad-
vocaCy of the cause Of Ireland, but adds:
I'VE are ready to cooperate with the
Bishops Of Ireland in any Legitimate effort
to amclorate the present unhappy COndi-
ton of the Irish people
The letter condemns much OF the modern
church music, and says the Gregorian
Chant is the recognized form. II directs
that all music that savors OF the sensuous
and the profane, the theater or the opera,
shall be excluded from chOirS, As also mu-
sic that attracts the attention OF people
from the altar to the choir.
Much is said CondemnatOry OF secret
societies, especially such as have relig-
iuus hierarchy or form of liturgy.
Reyerting to the subject OF authority,
the letter says it is not Catholic doctrine
that all power comes from the people,
and that rulers do not exercise authority
rs their own. but as intrusted to them Dy
the people The Catholic doctrine is, that
a grant OF power is not given by the peO.
Ilr. but they only designate who is to
wicli it. AS TO priests. the people are
commanded TO seek law from his lips, and
i'm all matters OF civil life appcrtaining to
the faith and morals, the priest has right
to speak and the people are required to
listen This doctrine, it is said, may be
unpopular with modern liberalism, but
that does not prove il untrue.
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The Arctic Searchers.

.WASHINGroN, March &o.-Secretary Hunt
has received Il cable message from Licu,en-
ant Harder. at lrku;sk, stating the owner
Of the steamer Lena wants a large price Tor
the vessel from June - To September Il
with guarantee against loss. Harder IS
NEGOTIATING for another steamer, and says:
II | do not take the steamer, will start ex-
peditions to search the coast from the
mouth Of the lana to the Lena delta, and
from Olcuk to Tie delta. When the delta
is clear of ice will search it thoroughly
with boats, having provision depot near
Strolling Rock NO news from Melville.
Will take provisions for his parties and all
continue the search. The steamer is i'm
portant for thorough work.
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Horrible Accident,

Cn,rN.NvILLE, w. Va, March 30.-On
Tuesday, while the wife Of Mr.. VIM. Ii.
Chapman was in the yard near the house
busily engaged making a kettle OF soap,
.,..! n"re suddenly came dash Of wind which
blew the fire against her and her clothes
caught fire. When she turned around and
was trying TO put il out she caught fire on
the other side, and the flames covered her
all over. Then she broke for her husband,
who was at work two hundred yards from
the house, but when she reached him her
clothing was completely burned of her
body. Her husband carried her 10 the
house and sent post-haste for a physician.
but she was so badly burned that she ex-
prcd the following day.
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Dias,rous Effects OF a Tornado.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 3O.-The tor
nado which passed over Lee county on Mon,
day extended from three miles west oi
Loahapoka along the Long iiatchie cteck.
Houses, barns and trees in the track OF the
storm were levelcd. The residence OF Mr.
Avis was completely demolished. Mr.. AL
Wis was fatally injured. John Taylor:
hired hand, vas instantly KILLED, ana WI
liam Thomas hal ms collar DoAe broken.
On Spenccr Moore'S place six houses We're
DESTROYED. In one there were six negroes.
The wind lifted the house excepting the
floor and carried it off, leaving the negroes
uuLarmcd.
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COLUM BUS.
The Bribery Investigation-kiiled In
Pri,On-Criminal Libel.


PrisOn-Criminal Libel.
CoLuMBUs, March 30.--The investigation
as to the alleged bribery of members OF the
Legislature by lobbyists interested in the
vacation of certain portions OF the canal rt
Cincinnati has been in progress before the
special committee, for several days. The
evidence OF large number of witnesses
has been taken The sessions OF the COM
mittee are private, and but little OF relia-
bic nature will he known till the commit
tee reports to the House. General
Jones, the chairman of the commit.
tee, said to-day, he thought they would
get through with the evidence tomorrow;
In answer to a question, he said it would
not do to say that criminal proceedings
would not follow. Representative Wright,
OF Hooking county, is the one against
whom the strongest evidence is said TO ex'
ist, while Representative Bloch, OF 'leye
land, stands next in the list.
Samuel Twinc. (colored,) a convict from
Cincinnati was caught in the belt at the
prison shops to-day and killed.
Mrs. Mary +. Jockey has Instituted
suit for criminal libel against w. }. Elliott
editor ol the Sunday capital. Mrs. Cockey
is the daughter of J.. r. Mthoif, one OF tho
wealthiest citizens Of Columbus.
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THE JAMES RoYS.
Surrender or Another or the Gang-lIIs
Startling Confession.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March 3O.-lt looks
as if the career OF tho James Boys was
drawing TO a close. Their comrades are fast
being brought to justice. The excitement
is intense here because the notorious Dick
Little surrendered at Kansas City, and is
alledgcd to have made full confession OF
all the crimes OF the gang for tho past
seven years. including the train robbery
Little surrendered through the influence Of
his wife, and for few weeks past he has
been assisting in the arrangements for the
capture of the gang. His confession is said
to contain some startling facts.
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The Prcsi:,cniiaICount.

Representative photograph, from the
co.amittce ON the law respecting the cleo
tiun Of President and Vice President in
tr,duccd bill in the House, to-day, as a
substitute for Hewitt's bill. 1t emboIicS
the first nine sections OF IIcwitt'S bill with
amendments providing the electors shall
meet the third "Wednesday in December
and the vote be counted by Congress the
scr"nd "Wednesday in January, and has
seven new sections, which provide for the
manner coute>ting a count. the declara-
liun OF election made bY CONGRESS, etc.
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DESPERATE DEAD.
A Chip of the Old Block Dies With
His Boots On.
The Result Of Jealous Quarel-The James
Boys-A Deadly Blizzard and Loss Of
Life-Shocking 0eath-Horrible
Accident
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
A VIRGINIA DESPERATE
Killed by a RiVal-Arrest OF the Mur.
derer.

Killed by a RiVal-Arrest OF the Mur.
derer.
FREDERIcKsBURG. Va, March 3o.-Intelli.
gence was received here to-day Of the muir
der last night near Lemont, in Accomse
county, of Gilley Bondick, one OF the most
noted desperadoes ever known in this State.
1t seems that feud had existed for some
.,nrths poo, hatuo~.. Rnrdiolr ard Rem.
Young, growing out Of the TACT that the lat
ter had won the affections OF woman in
the county TO whom the deceased had been
paying some attention for some time.
Bondick frequently threatened to take the
life of his rival. and OH several occasions
notified him that If he ever caught him at
the house of his lady-love he would kill
him on the spot. Young, however, is
bold, dcvl.may-c care kind Of fellow, and
give little heed TO these warnings, other
than TO go about continually armed 10 the
teeth, ready to defend himself from an at
tack Of his enemy.
Last night Bondick was found not far
| from the path which leads to the house OF
| the woman with whom both men were so
| desperately in love, with fearful wound
| in his abdomen. When discovered the
wounded man was barely able to talk. but
managed to tell those who found him that
| he believed Young had shot him. He lived
| about all hour after making this statement.
Near the spot where the wounded man
was found pieces of O gun barrel and a
large pool OF blood were also discovered.
Young was shortly afterward arrested.
| When taken in charge it was found that
his nose was broken, and that he had sus-
tanned q severe confusion of the forehead.
The theory is that Bondick discovered.
last night, that Young, despite the formers
| threats, was visiting the woman with whom
both of them had become SO infatuated,
and desperate encounter resulted. in
which Young got the drop OH his assailant
and emptied the contents OF his shotgun
| into his abdomen, and that weapon eIplod-
ed in Young's hands, causing the wounds
found upon the accused when arrested.
Young. however, declines to make any
statement of the affair. II the woman has
any knowledge of the deed, she has no,
made any statement 10 that effect.
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Railroad Lands and the Settlers.

Sp"CIDt % UCSt"rH .INyciItCd Press.
WASHINGTON, u. c., March 5O.-The bill
reported by Senator Van Wyck, from the
Committee on Public Lands, is to relieve
settlers on the public domain along the
Denver Il s., Joseph Railroad, in Kansas
and Nebraska. ltintended to allow money
sufficient to make a compromise with those
claiming under railroad titles. The prinCi-
pie of the bill will reach the settlers in
lnwa MinnnSOta and WISCONSIN
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:Damngc TO the western Roads.

SAN FnANcISco. CAL, March 3p.-ReportS
from points ON the Central Pacific Railroad,
between Halleck and Wells station, are TO
the effect that the track is under water for
many miles. The snow has been heavy in
the mountains. and with the setting in Of
warm weather, every ravine brings down
torrents each afternoon. Many waShouts
have occurred ami all trains are stopped.
The road will not be open for several days.
\ large fore" Of men are at work, but owing
Ia th,. rush OF water during the day the
labor has 10 be done mostly at night and
early in the morning.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Andy and Charles Hcinlein are home on
a short visit from the Ohio State Univers-
ity.
Mr.. Charles Holister is enjoying bFiel
respite at home from Allegheny College =,
4 miner at the Wheeling creek c3al
mines had his left arm broken near the
shoulder, yesterday, by a faI! OF sGaPstohe;:
A crowd OF young folks are talkinE OF
rendering the "Drunkards Do"ntall, IN
three OF four weeks. 80.
Mrs JOS. West, Of Columbus, Is visiting
friends in town.
Nearly all the effects OF the late storm are
effaced. but still a broken glass here and
there tells OF its destructiveneSs.
There being no school this week the
Sunny Hill Literary Society will not meet.
". ". Trucman is home from the
suburbs.
The stockholders Of the Belmont Build.
ing Association met last night and elected
the following directors: c. VI. Rhodes, +.
4. Maberry. W. Hollister. J. ID. Heinlein,
!. T. BaggS, Johnson Brown and Frank
Walker They will meet at Maberry' 5
store tonight 10 organize,
4 new house will be erected on the clear
ing on the hill back of Kirkwood By Davis
and y.e.
l.-r,..., vy:II ,uqkf ynur blnpj puTa and
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Shocking Denill.

CLEVELAND, March 30.-Truman Dunham.
President of the Cleveland Linseed Oil
Works, an old an honored citizen, was
caught in the machinery at the works, to-
day. and killed. He was alone in the base.
mcnt, where there was large belt which
runs the grinder In some unknown way
he was caught in the belt, carried into the
machinery and his body shnckingIy
crushed The deceased had been trustee Of
the Cleveland water works for many years.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Pittsburgh. Youngstown and Chicago.

PIrTsrUEGH, March 3O.-CommodOrc Gar
rison. the promoter and principal owner of
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, has
bought fourth interest in the Pittsburgh,
Youngstown and Chicago, with view OF
obtaining connection with Pittsburgh
from point on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie line at Akron. The Pittsburgh and
Western have also purchased a fourth in
terc~t in the Pittsbrrgh, Youngstown and
Chicago road. with an option for another
fourth. and the probabilities now are that
al agreement will BE- speedily entered into,
by which the Pittsburgh, Youngstown and
Chicago will llCOnstrucJt the line from IOunCs-
town 10 Chcwton, l23 miles, in common
with the Pittsburgh and Western, using the
line Of the Pittsburgh and Western from
Chewton 10 Pittsburgh for their connection
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Chicago Jury fixers.

Chicago, March 3O.-A sensation was
created in the Criminal Court, this morning,
when the case OF Griblcr was being tried, Il
case involving the corruption of juries.
The astonishing sensation was made that
Jesse Sheppard one of the jurors in the
present case, had been corrupted, and the
counsel on both sides at once refused to
proceed further before the jury.
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Afraid of the Tunnel.

LONDON, March 30.-The Nineteenth
Ccntuny contains a protest against the
Channel tunnel on the ground that it would
involve England in military dangers and
liabilities from which the island hitherto
has been free. Among the signators are
Lord Lyton, Sir Richard a. Grass. Cardinal
Manning, Alfred Tennyson, Robert Brown
ing Professors Huxley and GOldwn Smith,
James Carid, Gems. Sir Linthore Simmons
and Sir Henry Hayelock Allen and Sir
Theodore Martin, the editor.
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as undoubtedly the case; and il they ad.
here TO the principles OF arbitration they
will certainly be entitled 10 respect, and
should receive fair hearing from their
employers. If they do not. and the efforts
of the unions, so far as arbitration goes,
prove failure, the chances are that a
strike will be inaugurated. 1t will be a
peaceable one. The scenes of 1877 are not
likely to be repeated.
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ENGLISH NOTES.

LONDON March 3O.-InstructonS is un-
dcrstood to have reached Minister Lowell,
requiring him, in the name OF the AmcTi-
can Government, TO ask rcpricve for DR..
lawson, until the new evidence can he
forwarded from AmcciCa.
The rowing match between Gibson and
Gookin. over the Thames championship
course. won by the former by three lengths.
Iroouois has been scratched for the city
and suburban handicap.
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RaMnrfl l1aih.

ST. LovIs, March 30-Goyernor Crittcn-
den has paid the 5000 reward which was
offered for Clarence Hite, who was recently
captured in Kentucky, and pleaded guilty
to assisting in the Winston train robbery,
near Kansas City, and is now in the peni-
Tertiary. H. H. Craig, of the Kansas City
police, and J. i. Tamberlake, sheriff or
marshal OF Clay county, are the lucky re-
cipients of the handsome sum.
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Teller and RCRlC.

Ws~uIvvroy, Marsh 30 Senator Teller
tuld a brother senator this morning, that
is name would be sent to the Senate next
lunday or Tu, ~iay for Secretary of Interior.
lie >aid he had not expected to be nomina-
ted this week.
The impression is growing here that
the \ayy
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STEUBENVILLE,
Successful Burglary-Hamiltoni In Jail.
Special 10 TIE Register.

Special 10 TIE Register.
STEuBENvILLE, March 30.-Burglars enter
ed the house of Mr. Richard Wright, we'll
known farmer OF this county, who reside
in Cross Creek township, last night, and
about 500 in cash and suit of clothes
were taken. The burglars have not been
arrested.
James Hamilton, of Richmond, this
county, who is in Jail here for forging the
name OF S. Baer & Son, Wheeling, to a
telegram, will have hearing tomorrow
morning before the Mayor. Dos.
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Higher Than Ever Before.

New ORLEANS, March 3O.-The people and
stock of Grassetete will be taken promptly
t. Baton Rouge. Along the Atchafalaya,
families are living with their stock on the
lpyce banks. For miles the houses are de-
serted and the country covered with water.
The warehouses at Port Barry are flooded,
and the water there is two feet higher than
over before known.
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Blown tn by III. Own Dynamite.

GLExwooD, IxD, March 3o.-Wesley Man
zey dried dynamite cartridges before his
fire. When about fifty pounds Of It were
thus laid out an explosion occurred, COM
pletely wrecking the house. The building
and furniture were blown to atoms.
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Readiuster's Defeat.

RICHMOND, March 30.-Three Senate Re-
adjuSters voting with the Democrats de-
feated, 20 10 Il, the Rcadjuster's bill reGdr'
ing the judicial circuits from eighteen t'
twelve. Ii the bill passed, the present cir
cult Judges will be turned out, making the
election OF their successors necessary.
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The Sahhaiarianl.

PrTTsDrEGn, PA, March 3O-The morn
ing session of the International Sabbath
Observance Conference was occupied by
the reading and discussion OF Rev. J. w.
Farrener's paper on the position and duty
OF the Church. and her responsibility and
power in the whole matter OF the Sabbath
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The Travelling Canucks.

ST. Louis, March 30 .,,....,yr, q.
Canadians, Consisting OF nearly one hun
dred officials and business men Of Montreal,
Quebec and Toronto, ARRIVED here this
morning, from Chicago. They are passing
the day in inspecting places OF interest in
the city, and leave this evening for Canada.
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FIRE REC0RO.

NoEwrcH. March SO-The Canterbury pa.
per mills were burned to-day. Loss, $50.
CUU: insurance, $2b,uuI
A,lrrr>r. March Sl.-The loss by the
burning uf Walker Hall, Amherst College,
Is $lo5, ,CuO; insurance, $1,000.
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Sentenced 10 the PenitentlaFy.

PiTT-EUEGH, March 30.-A Chronicle speciai
from Uniontown. Pa. says: Pat Do!!n,
the Molly Mcguire, convicted OF Maurice
UeaIy's murder. was sentenced at two
o'clock. this evening. - ~ years i'll tho
penitentiary. The case will be taken to the
Supreme COUrt.
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More Ration's 'sIssIIed.

WAsHISGToN March 3O.-Twcnty thOuS-
and ratiOns will be isSucia at Memphis. and
the same amount at TiptOnville, for the
destitute in TenneSsc", and eighty thous-
and will be sent to Memphis for Mississippi.
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Convict Killed nj Columbus.

C"LUMEUs, O., March 30.-Samuel Swim,
a six years convict from Cincinnati, for
burglary, was killed at the penitentiary
this morning. His sleeve caught in a belt
and his body was whirled about the wheel.
His wife lives at Owenton, ny.
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The Pond Bill Passed.

CoLrNRrs, March 30.--The Pond liquor
tax bill passed the Ohio House to-day with
out amendments, and is now law. 1t re-
Ceived 56 votes, OF which were Demo
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For The Ladies'.

BosToY. March 30-A bill has been in
troduced in the House, allowing women TO
vote for Presidential electors.
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NATcHEZ. March 3o-The report is nm
true, OF the loss OF Ralston's gin house and
10 lives. stock continues to arrive; river
falling.
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Another NihiIisf,

ST. PTTFRsmrE", March 3O.-AnOther
NihiiSt leader has been arrested for par
ticipation in the Little Garden street mine
conspiracy.
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powderN NtIIExpIOd 80.
Two Mcn Killed.

HICKS FERnY. PA. March 3O:-rhe Ele-
phant powder mills have exploded. The
waichman WAS slightly hu!t.
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,.....ky should stop sentencing
a., ..... ,.. p,uitentiary for life until
.-.pa few murderers.
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MONTREAL. March 3O.-NavigatiOn has
opened. The winter is the shortest on
record.
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Eovfr. Y. J., March - Two men were
killed and several injured by a cave ia IN
Byron mine.
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coal barge lying along side. Two negro
deCkEa ands and a white deck passenger
Were Killed