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THE TARIFF QUESTION.
BLACKBURN, OF KENTUCKY, EXCITED
discussion IA the ffouss on the Ad'isatiiity o
Seltetiny Commlsstoa Of Experts 10 Estlss
the rArin Lht-Ths Ksnireky Veteran
AsAia,t Tariff Tor Protection.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The main ieatur,
In CONGRESS .o.dav was the discussion !,
~ -
tne...o'Se' ~ .opiA'i''ee VI 'i'e "ho'e' VI
the bill providing tor commission TO re
wise the tariff rates,
Mr. s,r;,,er NJ I,,;,o;s o,a ~ ,h, ,oaJ
va, n'F.. ,HAs' " 'no's' 'Ie ~ "'v 80. 20.
'hs ne'noe'"'s on '''e ''oo' ot 'Ac foase
opposed the bilt when Mr.. burrows
Greenbacker from Missouri, made strong
sna.cb in Il. favor v8E
" pt.a,t. IT, W -
.n'' h'acAourh' Oh hea'ucS!' IN Replying
to Mr.. Burrows criticisms upon the Demo
cratic party, declared that there was one
da,-sd,,;on ,o,;,;.o,,r - m.;.h H.
nIaN.. "e" 'ue
i'et'ocfa''c parry iau never submitted. IL
had never gone into e lnsgue with the iag
end OF politics, wi;hou. regard to its ante.
nsden,s-,,,har;,, IN roha, orj ,,,;o
:, F A "1.o''
sHl1s, irs S'iu ~ t.iAHins eone'oherasioh
l!As ileea!e heii pro.h, tongue OF dog
anu 'oe ol iIos; IN olaef 70 ootain ascend
aue. 'a tile feoeia! congress %niie blasting
lhe sscutcheon OF tne PROUD OLD Common
wealth on %h!ch ha4 been written the
f'otf oi sne .sat,3h s!o!y. II pau never
nela power IN either house OF Congress, as
she result oI such ionl and unnatural
aniaisanauoh. Applause on the Dem.
ocFauc SIDE ne criticised the committee
On ways ahd means ior pteadtns the infant
aet ana daring 70 nins such measure as
me pehulns pi! INTO the House. Then
passing on 70 discussion OF the 'arlh he
DECLARED that af'ii Tor protection was pill
lase ana ROBBERY; ulat Tue Government re-
eelveo us revenue from two sources, du'
sies ana internal revenue taxation, and 1t
was proposed Ihat tiie latter should be
aoo"sheu IN o!usf Ina! protection might
oe perpetialea. lie acknowledged
tAat 'he Internal revenue system was IN.
!lnitous' nas maintained that It beGEated
!swe. people tnaa did the protective tArit;
u were apo!lshea, the revenue would be
reduced 70 tue extent OF sl33,o00,oOo per
year ana 70 .!lat extent the tax PAYERS
*ou!a De renewed, put II the tarln were re-
siSed ana the revenue eye cut down to the
amount OF >tao,ooto9o the burden OF the
taxed people would De ilsh'ened to an ex-
zen! Fafions'y esimatTn e. from iwo 10 hve
times llIit hulOunt- Inc passage OF the
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GENERAL. wA~uINGroN SorEx.

The father OF Lieut.. Danenhower, who
resides in Washington, says he expects bis
son to arrive about the end OF this month,
He would 90 to Berlin iron St. Petersburg,
thence TO Paris and to England.
The anti-Chinese bill WAS signed bv
Speake. Keller, yesterday /, will be
signed BY the presiding officer OF the Sen.
ate, to-day, and will then 90 to the prcsi.
den, for his action. 1t IS the general
opinion ihat he will approve the measure.
In the House, yesterday, bills were re.
ported authorizing the secretary OF war ,c
erect at Washin.,on's headquarters, a,
Newbuy, y. y, q memorial column, and
to. aid in def'ayins the expenses OF The
Centennial celebration to be held in tha,
city in 1883.
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FOREIGN NOTES ny cAnlr.

LONDON, May S.-The land league men
bers Of Parliament are trying to persuade
Parnell TO be in the House OF Commons
on Thursday, when Forster will make BIZ
explanation.
In the House Of Commons, q mcmbe,
created sensation, when he said that a,
Gladstone believes thai. a social revolution
exists in Ireland, it will have 10 be proved
how Sfa' peace and order would te pro.
noted by the release Of the social .eyolu.
tiontsts.
Twas officially stated that the resolution
OF the Canadian legislature, asking for
justice for Ireland, had no. as yet been re.
ceiveL.
1.oSpoS, May 3-The Times saws II
Parneil will make use OF his liberty to re.
store order, there may be an immediate
improvement. in the condition OF Ireland,
1t adds: II the latest daring change fails to
vanquish disorder in Ireland, there can be
no doubt OF the fate Of the Cabinet.
The &cndard asks, il the amnesty is 10 be
real one, on wha. ground can Davitt be
excluded from it.
The Po't says that the government Is in
despair aud, like desperate men, is playing
desperate game to retrieve It's fortunes.
LEABrEd, AUSTRIA, May 3.-Yes.erday
the exodus Of Jews from all parts OF Russia
commenced. As the foreign corn trade was
almost in Jewish hands, the utmost con.
fusion now prevails in that industry.
ST. PETERsRrEG, May 3.-Lieut. Danen.
hover was received by the Emperor aud
Empress, yesterday. To-day he will visit
the Grand Dake Alexis, the minister Of
marine and Gen. lgua.iet..
LONDON. May 3.-Earl Kimberly, Colon.
ial Secretary, speaking u, Hertlord las,
evening, declared that the government had
released the suspects because they believed
the back OF the agitation broken. lie said
tho government intended 10 persevere
steadily with remedial measures.
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ST. PAUL, MiSS, May 3.-Alfred Drake,
l6 years old, pupil in the public school
here, cherished boy attachment Tor some
time for fellow pupi! named Jennie
Faulkner. The girls parents lately in,e,
iesed to check the intimacy. The boy
sought an interview with the girl to-day,
urged secret marriage an,!elopemen,. When
she refused he became frantic, and fired
three shots a. her with q revolver, one oi
which madea flesh wound in her shoulder.
The shooting occurred on the sidewal.
and the girl ran into the house. The bo,
ran down,he street, pursued BY tho By
ISLANDERS, short distance, then put the re
yolver TO ohis head, killing himself instantly
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SANTA FE. \. NJ, May 5.-The following
dispatch was received here ut midnight:
A column Of Mexican troops, to-day, under
the command Of Col. Garria, met the In
dians. Col. Forsyth is in pursuit Of them
and has already killed seventy.eisht Of
them, also taking thir,y.three prisoners. \
courier bringing this information came on
foot, being pushed SO hard by the Indians
that he abandoned his horse, barely escap-
ing with his life. He reports the force Of
hostiles heeucountereda about one hundred
strong. ...H
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rExNsrLyANIA INDEPENDENTS.
A Gail Issued for n state Convention OF
the 9th Infant. --

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Tke executive
committee OF the Citizens Republican AS
sociatiou OF Pennsylvania, appointed at
the conference Of the Independent Repub.
lic4ns OF January l2!h, have Issued n call
for a State convention in this city May
oath. In their call they say:
SHOULD the convention OF May 10th fail
to nominate as candidates men who, in
their character. anteceients and affiliations
are embodiments OF the principles OF pure
Republicanism, free from ini9u!,ies, boss.
ism, and for an honest administration OF
public affairs, free from the evils OF the
spoils system, such nominations, or any one
OF such nominations, should be emphati.
cally repudia,ed by the Independent con.
ven.ion on May 9Th, and BY the 1nde-
pendent Republicans OF Pennsylvania in
November next"
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4 BIG Afiow-A BAD Accident,


9PrSiA@ bitpSNNu W tAe iuktAilsCl4CeE.
FAlEHoNT, ". Va, May a-Fu!ly 5000
people visited Barrett's show, here, to-day.
The show is considered the best, in all re.
spects, that ever visited this town. The
collection OF animals is the largest and
most varied ever exhibited here; the circus
is excellent; the performances OF 0rrin
Hollis, Viola Rivers, Charles and Jennie
Ewens, Read and Dunbar were truly won-
derful. The management oi this show is
characterized by degree OF refinement
seldom seen. At night the spacious can
vas was packed.
Samuel Sapp, L citizen OF this county,
tell from the iron railing, on the second
story Of Judge Flemmins's commercial
building, to-day, and sustained severe
fracture OF the skull. He WIS uader the
influence OF liquor.
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WAsntSGroS, May 3-Ex-Sena;or Con,
over, OF Florida, seems TO be in hard luck
He has been an applicant for good Fed
eral position ever since he went cut OF the
Senate. The HAYES Administration did
make him an inspector OF customs, bu,
would DO no more for him. He WAS appli
cant ior the Postmastership at Tallahassee
over which there has been quite contest
But Yesterday the President sent in the
nomination OF another person. ,Mr. Con
over deserves much better OF his party than
he has received He was one OF the carpet
bag member OF Congress and one oil the ex
ceedin.ly limited number OF tina, class whc
failed to profit pecuniariY by his oppor,uni
ties.
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Our Imports ". Our Exports.

AAsA!SGvoS, May 3.-The report OF the
lat n commerce oi the United States for
a'a'a oi March last, shows that the bal
~ Of tEa; month vas against Us about
Sp@t'O in the aggregate. For the last
~ G9lths the balance in our favor WAS
@$WuG,; but in lSSl, ior = correspond
i;te5o-l, the balance WIS in favor oil the
Ss.'.h states 10 the extent o. S2334 900, 900.
U-s o. the singular features OF the foreign
laee !oI The L+ai light months is the steady
: 'aesease oi o9: imports in amount.
TIyne[iA'pg thAt has neye, occurred before.
sa Me '9oHth Of March our exports de-
t'eA'eN Wv. s@,D0,tt0 over the same month
y ~ l,ie3 !e3t, WHALE our imports increased
S!Se,SS9, : ~ S'1 making 4 los in March alone
Vi S',oo0,Qm, aud showing that there was
> Aes,yy ShEinsage in other commodities
T.ta 3rFad>IulIs, In March. iSss the
[nsei States lost $3,9;Q, 800 in pold. In
MATch, las!. The cain was Sje50OOo in
god, . that in coin the United SSv. States 's i
Slo'vpela less than the same month las,
year In the las: uias months We nave
s4.asd >l5,0oo,oo0 in gold, where last ',tsI vear
'oF the sane lime was gained 81 0oo00.
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NEW IoRK, May S.-The New York, Chi.
caso and St. Louis road haye now $40
miles OF road finished, the grading and
bridging OF the remainder nearly comple.-
ed, and only sixty miles OF rails yet to lay.
The road will be open for through business
in July next, with traffic connections with
the New York, Lake Erie and Western,
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville, Lake Erie
and Western, Ohio Central, Dayton. Pitts
bureh and Western. and gainesville and
Youngstown roads. -
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LEXINGTON, KY, May 3.-Ano,her large
attendance and fine racing The frs. rae.
was won by Brambale,a; Mary Corbett,
second. lime l;ii.
The second rsee, St. Nicholas stake for
two year olds, hall mile, won by punster;
Nera. second; Ebony. third. Time :50l.
Third race, winner to be sold at auction,
one and quarter miles, won BY Lenore in
2:l0; Lutte String, second; PA,hiinder,
third. French pools paid sl33 Is.
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...i,-, the accumulated arguments
a., ,,.arl to policy OF Justice TO-
" ,.I,,! .e,m 10 have awakened
W., W., he },easls Of English states.
..,s .s,s ), bib political parties. 1t looks as
-s,.,S -. ,, , ,p,pia: pin! for the better had
49, -. ,.,ss,,l. l..ten.S and Tories will
Y'.@ r;sn;,5 sa,h o:5rr in healing up the
II ,,b,,u;. missOyernment.
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Why llowsn,e should be ne.arsc.,c,,

WAsuiSGToS, May 3.-General Hazen
chief signal officer, has addressed letter
to the Secretary OF War. He SAYS, "a
would mos. respectfully ask ,ha, all prope,
and efficient means be taken TO re.arres;
Capt. Howgate, and bring him to trial. |,
seems so we'll nigh impossible to bring
criminals in high places TO answer squarely
like other citizens, for high crimes, that this
is the proper occasion ior putin: into
effect all the power OF the Government tc
re.arrest this man and bring him TO trial.
Gen. Hazen adds tina, the escape. Of How
gate deprives the signal corps OF its bes,
means Of answering his false and vicious
accusations made asains: it.
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Irish Americans Ia Ireland

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The State De.
partment furnishes letter fran Earl
Granville conceraing the imprisonment Of
American citizens i'll lrriaud, iu which he
details At Considerable length the view
taken by the English Government on the
subject, TO the effect that Amaricon Irish.
men in Ireland mus, submit, like other
lrishmen, to the laws lie quotes a: some
length from Mr.. S.wlri's dispatches
during the rebellion to show that the
position taken by the British Governmen,
now is the SAME AS tha. held by the United
States Government in 1865.
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WASHINGTON, May Sit is announced
BY the Garfield Monument commission
that the responses to their appeal have
been 50 liberal as to warrant the assurance
that their proposed work will be cansum-
mated, but subscription lists will be opened
in every city and town in the United States
on Decoration Day, in order to allow the
general public to contribute ior more
elaborate monument.
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OTTAWA, Nav 3.-Iu the Senate, to.
night, in debate on the sa-called Irish
resol luton, Sir Alexander Campbell. leade.
OF the government in the Seliate, hoped
the House would assent u the address
precisely as i! was sent up from
the Commons. lie WAS struck particular
ly with the moderation OF the toue ex.
pressed By the address. 1t was moderate
and full Of expressions OF love and loyalty.
Referring to the right OF interference On
the part OF the Canadian Parliament he
expressed the opinion strongly that it was
highly proper for that body to adopt such
an address.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LoSIoS, May 3.-Arrived out, the
Douan and the Scheidam, from New York.
New Yong, May 3.-Arrivei. the Rotte,.
dam, from Rotterdam, and llalsburg, iron
Bremen.
QuEESsrowS, May 3.-Arived, the Pal.
myrl, from Boston.
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A FOOLISH YOUTH.
Commits Suicide because His sweet.
heart Would Dance With Another.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 3.-Last night about
eleven o'clock, at dancing party, Walter
Holiday, young man OF isix,een, attempted
suicide by shooting himself in the breast.
He and his sweetheart, Miss Maud Kenner,
u gi,l Of fifteen, had quarreled and made
up. Jus, before II o'clock be asked her
not to dance any more, but she declined
to promise. He called her aside and bade
her an atftc,iona,e good bye. She return
ed to where the dancing was going on, and
he walked out TO the gate and sho: himself.
He will die, the ball having lodged in his
kidneys. They are members OF good
families, and society circles are very much
affected over the occurrence.
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More rn,ornb,. Crop Reports.

CHICAGO, May 3.--The Tribaat say.'
"our crop dispatches, this morning, con,
tain reports from points IN Nebraska,
Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Kansas and other states. Generally speak.
ing, the outlook in all these States is very
promising, in spite OF the Unusual cold and
the backward spring, which has retarded
farming operations in many localities"
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The ilrmaI proceedings OF the River
r4lr..i neri,as a; pArkersbure appear in
.uoher c5,umn. twill be observed that
5000 / waaie,l TO secure the remaining
f.hso! Wy, Of which amount SO, 900 has
l-ea assigned 10 this county, Wood county
;-Airg upon herself $4,000. Theterm on
W4e5 ihe syndicate have all along pro-
!4:eIto build tue road have been based
grar free right oi way, and Ms. Cam
!satonaa!ly states owe. his own signature
,s:t tie syndicate are ready with their
agcey Just as soon rs the terms proposed
a:e complied with. With this announce
men. thus :espons:bly made the people
..oa: t!le route know Just what re.
aai1: steps are Necessary upon their
ia1- Tie citizens OF this county
aFe gkei 20 contribute as their quota So.
W, which IS certainly very reasonable
sen in view OF what Wood county has
undertaken 10 DO.
Ibs:e a;e Two ways 10 raise this money
by private subscription or by 4 vote OF
BE people 0i the county. The latter is a
roundabout and expensive method, in.
ralvi1sa:!ea-! months delay, il not more,
nd pos.ib.y an uncertain result in the end
Th,' direct aai speedy method is to raise
tie mongy by volunteer subscriptions.
tbs e.1 be done, ii done a, all, in ter
jag: line, provided an energetic canvass
in The hands Of the right persons, is made
And jG:! LsFe Ne may note the fact ,ha
aext N9at1y evening n number OF the
srateIen Tho propose to build this roaC
vii! bein tie ciiv, expecting to pass down
The river mex! day By boat. An etFor
should be made by that time to give then
some earHes: OF the interes. which is iel
here in The SUCCESS OF their proposed un
dnlakip,. They will naturally look 10
soat evidence OF appreciation on our part
and seI:ess that they will not so ava
Disappointed. Let them.see by that tim
UA4t Re Gnlposa 10 do.
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sASnrsSy, O., 3lay 3.-llon. John W.
Garrett, pses!1eu. OF :he b. 4 o. railroad,
accompanied by vice president Spencer
and other officers, arrived here this morning
and lett ior Chicago at 7p. NJ. The object
ol the visit was 10 arrange Tor Increased ia.
ciilities for the receipt and shipment 0!
freight at this point.
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pn,., Election ARRAY In ln.liann

ISnlASAroL,s, May S.-Ei;ar Chi,tenden,
son OF DR.. Chittenden, OF Anderson,
Ind, was shot, last night, and probably
fatally wounded, by a man named Ryan.
the defeated candidate ios town marshal.
The cause OF the shooting was Chit,cnden
hurrshins Tor the successful candidate, in
the presence OF Ryan. Three shots were
fred. Ryan has been arrested and is in
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WIioLgSALE POISONING
Tragedy In n ritt>hnrsn nOard!nS
l1ou~e-po!sou ixe>l In the Hrend.

HOn~e-Po!S0h AINsFI III VIE HFFHH'
pErrsDrRdA, May 3.-S!ue inmates OF 4
boarding house were poisoned to-day. Last
evening Nelson Faye, boarder at the
house Of Mrs. Mary Robertson, purchased
poison and ssye it 10 Julia Watkins, q do,
nestle. with iHst.sc:iaas 10 mix ii
in donyh. To-day, vhen tho in
mates partook OF the fresh bread
al! OF them became daataly sick, anl The
physicians fear ;ha, one or two OF then
NAV not reco:er. TIE persons poisonct
arc .>ddison and George I.onlaa and Dab
uey Mapin, baarierS, and Ada Wilson
Jane Simpson and Ms. Reynolds and he
three children. Julia Watkins has beei
arrested; she denies having anything 10 d
with the poisoning. Frye has hed.
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rAf Gnieersund Their cirExtrny.-,.,

WASHINGTON. May S.-In the eours. Of
lie discussion in the Senate. this af,crnoon
on sha fsattou Of printin: the report Of
H,v 80 Ss'tfsiaFy OF War, showing how so
s.i G.aeh l"9ney ~as u9d Tor travelling ant:
IsEIIF pi purposes IN tic army, Senate.
t,emo raid iEs thing OF oS!erlns army
Wn"te'S Ifom one place 10 aao,he4, tha,
WY illSht Visit :aeir families or sweet.
as@Tt', h1a !!esoae an outrage and should
~ sigPF"i. lie said it ~a very nice 10,
u N '-''s1 % have au order to Vii. place
.le ataied 70 visit, because tha: order pro.
'.ttel W all his expenses. There was nc
vWr'e:s'N t1r 20 llIny officers here in
":'ain!t9a. lie thousht when the depart
H''e' Exceeded the s2ioun, allowed BY
~ sf'siss,i ousat 10 be .: ~.S;scs OF Cou
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DESTRUCTIVE CONGREGATIONS,

NEWARK, \. J., May ga steam fire
engine house burned his morning, together
with the engine, hose carriage and hook
aad ladder truck. Loss, 81, 600.
MILWAUKEE, May "a fire near Fond
du Lac, Wis, destroyed barn. hay and
machinery owned by Mrs Sarah Sorden
OF Chicago, and Mrs. Mary Galloway. Loss
s., $50; insured for 5000. l
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Races nj Philadelphia.

rnILApELeulA, May 3,-A, the Belmon.
Park races, to-day, the winners were !:
Pacing race, Lady Lighttoo,; time, 22::a97;
:!,:aa In the 2:40 class, Vivid; time, a32i a322
ss:329, a:Sil. In the 80 clls5, Humboldt;
time: Ut :as:22i o:,ii; a:2i; a:24l
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LABOR NOTES,

NEw YoRx, May S-The Sewbury COT
ton mills have shut down owing to strike.
-Four hundred hands are ont of employ
ment. 7-f-. 1-.
Five hundred laborers are on a strike at
Cornwall.
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BrrY.Lo, y. y, May 3.-Jas. Mooaer,
Presiden. OF the Irish National Land
League OF America, ,elegraphcd Paraell as
follows: IN the name o! the Irish Nation
al Land League ot America congratulate
you and the irish people on the destruction
Of coercion"
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G}rs ant4lYft1ffr.
,o,, :, and n Fourteenth s'ree'

:. ,eeelIa. d he medical class Of The
~ r..+aia l'piyersityiheld on the Goth
We. \, .,,,,iop, =, were passed in honor oishe
~, y ,be la;e Dr.. ". II. Brock.
,.-' ., y,,lr,.or Of anatomy, physiology
viz It,!.a. in ;ha, institution.
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4 Close Vote In the u. r. church.

ROCHESTER,, May 3.-The Law against the
use os instruments in the United Presby-
terian Churches is repealed. The vote OF
al! the Pfesbyteries is as follows: For re.
peal, GIG: against, 601.
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DoyEn, y. IT,, May 3.-The dead body oi
Judge Vlrney was found under the wall:
ot Tie burned church last night, He WI:
editor of the Dover ElguirT and Daily Re-
pgtlisd.. ~
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CLEvI,.A=D. Nay 3.-Burgiars broke into
the oberlin postoihee. las. night, blew
open the sale, stole $3.50 and 5000 worsl:
OF postage stamps, and escaped wi;hou:
arousips anybody.
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ttDli snap.

r-x,,,.,r pGE,7oN CO.; May 3.-The
~. ". F.s % cold last night Us 10
,.-,ss rr:elr winter freeze, and form
s..s i,.l al quarter in thickness.
n