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TELEGKAPHIC BREyITIEs.

New York, March 1O.-John ]. Dwyer,
the pugilist, died to day in the Brooklyn
hospital,
New York, March 10.-Cornwall, the de-
faulting loan clerk Of the Fourth National
Bank, is said to be dying.
Dallas, T1s., March 10.-The first ship
ment of cotton from Texas to the Pacific
coast, passed through Dallas to-day.
Boston, March 10.-A dredging machine
in tow of a steam tug sank off Race Point
last night, and five men were drowned.
ST. Louis, March 10.-Miss Armaindo, in
her bicycle contest, to-day made 104 miles
in nine hours and eight minutes, making a
total of pa miles in two days.
Galveston, March 10.-Ths Nc.rs's Laredo
special says that 100000 dollars have been
appropriately by the Mexican government for
a military post at New Laredo.
San Francisco, March 10.-A Lakeport
dispatch says that Marcus and JEFF, the two
Indians who brutally murdered John Hen
dry last January, were hanged there to-day
on a double scaffold.
st. Louis, March 10.-A heavy and very
unusual snow-storm prevailed along the
Texas Pacific railway in Western Texas on
Wednesday. At Abeline the snow was ak
inches deep.
Milwaukee, Wis, March 10.-This even
ing at Waukesha, Wis, two persons were
arrested who are supposed to belong to the
Wells and Norris gang of bank robbers
One is supposed to be Harry Layton.
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FIRE RECORD.

TRENToN, Mo, March 10-The Elmore
House burned yesterday; loss, $4,000.
WORCESTER, Mass, March 10. - The
Aikens Block and Masonic Hall, in Millbury,
are now burning. Aid has been sent from
here.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 10.-A fire
in the carriage factory OF J. F. Goodrich &
Co. caused loss of 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
CANTON, D. T., March 10.-The Union
block was nearly destroyed last night; loss,
$4,000; partly insured. Several firms are
involved.
DECATUR, TEX, March 10.-A FIRE yester-
day destroyed nine business houses on the east
side of the public square. The loss ia re-
ported TO be SlS0,000, but this is probably a
mistake; insurance light.
EVANSVILLE, March 1O.-Wiltshire & Co.'s
staye factory, which was burned in Novem-
Der, aud but recently rebuilt, ne ar the Evans
vile and Terre Haute depot, on Main street.
was again burned at 2 o'clock this morning
Loss, $1,000; fully insured.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
The Sidney Bursts Her Main Steam
Pipe-Tnree Persons kiIIed.

CINcINNATI, March 10.-The Gazette's
Parkersburg w. Va.) special says that the
steamer Sidney, en- cute from Cincinnati to
Wheeling, when near Ripley Landing, w.
Va, twenty miles above Pomeroy, lat o'clock
this M, rning, burst her main steam pipe and
instantly killed Mrs. Little and her grand
son, of Maysville, Ky, and fatally scalding
Mrs Stephenson, of Portsmouth, o., wife OF
the pilot of the boat. The names of others
scalded and injured more or less are:
VIM. Mills, wife and son, badly scalded-Mr.
Mills cannot live, they got on at Hunting
ton and registered for Bellaire; Mr.. Faulk-
ner, of Pittsburg, badly scalded; Mr.. Car
ruthers, of Pittsburg, slightly scalded; Mr..
Warrich, OF Ohioville, Pa, slightly iniared; /;
Green Laster, badly scalded; Toby Nash,
deck hand, badly scaIded, and Alonzo West,
deck hand, badly scalded.
A Commercial special gives the name OF
Mr.. King, of Winfield, w. Va, as one Of
the instantly killed.
The steamer Emma Graham, going down
the river, arrived one hour after the acci-
dent, and imme diately returned to Ravens
wood for physicians and cofiins. She re-
turned to the disabled boat and took aboard
Mrs. Stephenson and the others who desired
fr 10 hama
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ADASTARDLY DEED.
HarrOT Escape OF Train ON fhe IOus-
ton and Texas Central.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 1O.-The Pal
mer TEX. special to the Gazette says:
"Last Thursday night an attempt was made
to wreck the north-boun1 passenger train on
the Houston and Texas Central railroad
about q mile south of town. Half dozen
or more railroad ties were placed across
the. track on a long trestle, at point thirty
stream. The engine pilot showed all
but two of the ties in front Of
it. Running upon them the forward trucks
were raised abext one foot above the rails
when Engineer Clark stopped the engine and
averted the disaster. The train was heavily
loaded, and those who would not have been
killed must almost certainly have been
drowned had the train proceeded ten feet
further. The passengers made up a purse
for Engineer Clark. The railroad manager
at once put two detectives at work ferreting
ont the scoundrefv
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behalf of the poor suffering people OF Wash
ipgton county who have been bereft of every
thing that affection and toll could procure.
Some, Of their families, the dearest object Of
mans life; others, deprived Of all means Of
subsistence, penniless, without where to lay
their weary heads. Yes, many are roohess,
clothesless and foodless-camped on knolls,
ginhouses and trees, with nothing but the
broad canopy of Heaven to cover them.
Government aid had not reached us up
10 the 9Th of March. and we are satisfied
that even when it arrives it will not be suff-
cent TO relieve us until the waters assusge
Our fellow-citizens Of Greenville haye done
and continue to do, all in their power to
alleviate our suffering; and while in har-
mony with the local agent, appointed by
Commissioner Hemingway, we believe it our
duty to help ourselves. Conscientiously be-
lievIng we are right, we submit our cause to
the friends Of humanity without regard to
race or nationality.
II. A. HURVEY.
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THE news from the East continues to look
wariike. In Constantinople the Turks fear
a struggle between the Russians and the
Austrians, and are talking of calling out
the military reserves to defend their own
frontier. 1t is understood TO be an impress
sion in the Russian court that the surest
remedy for nihilism is a popular war, and
the Russian peoplc hate the Germans so in
veterately that nothing would please them
better than a chance to shoot at them.
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case, the Chicago, Danville and Vinoennes
Railroad Company, in order to redeem would
have to pay off the original bonds, with
nearly nine years interest. These bonds are
now held BY the United States Circuit Court
here for the use and benefit of the purchas-
ers. This amount would enable them
to pay off the entire bonded Indebtedness of
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad,
and still have a handsome surplus. The
Chicago and Eastern Illinois bondholders
are amply secured, and the apprehensions
aroused by the first announcement OF the
Supreme Court decision seem, on an e1ami-
nation of the statutes in the case, TO be
proundless
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THE New Orleans Times expresses the
opinion that, until the farmers exercise COM
mon sense enough to grow for themselves
pro visions for their families and their stock,
the South can never advance one single inch
in the direction of substantial development; /;
yond the reach of that calamity which every
year threatens aud so often overtakes those
whose whole fortunes are staked upon the
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THE Edmunds law makes polygamists in
eligible as State Legislators, but when Cannon
is reelected, as he will be, or some other
polygamist in his place, there is no law 10
prevent the creature from takiag his seat in
Congress go long as Congress permits the
Mormons the advantage of Territorial gov
ernment This is one of the reasons why the
christians in Utah wish the Mormon Terri
tory to be governed by commission ap-
pointed at Washington.
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SOME of, the richer Jews OF Russia are
leaving that land disgraced by prosecutions,
and Intend to settle as farmers in Palestine,
land there lies in waste, but its old fruitful
ness remains in the soil. Were the trees re-
stored, which the wild Turks have recklessly
destroyed, that once fair country would once
more bloom again " the garden of the Lori y
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Tnr committee appointed to solicit 81

THE committee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the Tennessee sufferers by the
overflow have made their fual report. The
present supply depot, 300 Main street, will
be closed to-day, owing to the arrival of
government rations. The balance of the
committees supplies will be turned over to
Mr.. james, government commissioner, for
distribution among the people of Arkansas,
Mississippi aud Tennessee, as their necessi-
ties may require. The balance of money in
the hands Of the committee also goes TO the
the necessary incidental expenses of the dis
tribution
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MANY

BERLIN, March 10.-A dispatch says that
General Skobelef delivered an address to q
number of Russian officers. stating that the
best Russian is the czar. Europe knows. he
said, what he thinks on the Slav question
His recall was only a new humiliation pro-
ceeding from a man who, with blood and
iron, had founded an empire which must be
destroyed by Russian blood and iron.
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Mis-. WILLARD, writing TO the New York
Christian Aduocate, respecting the great tenn
parance movement in Arkansas, says: "The
only people aside from saloon-keepers who
have, so far as l can learn, antagonized the
law, are the "Hard-Shell Baptists" They
have joined in the hue and cry that "alcohol
Is good creature of God" and angrily de-
clare that women had better stay inside their
own proper sphere, and let politics alone"
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The cotton market yesterday opened hard
ening and closed firm, with good demand, at
midding quoted 11lc. In New York spot
middling was IL 1516c, and firm; futures
closed strong, March 11.91@11.93. In New
Orleans spot middling was 113c, and
strong; futures were firm, with March quoted
H.7S9ll.s5. In Liverpool middling up
lands were 6gd, and Orleans 10 16d, and
steady; futures closed dull and easier at
8 39-64d for March-April, and $50 64d for
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CHATTANOOGA, March 1O.-The heavy
rains in North Alabama has caused the
Tennessee river to overflow and weaken the
railroad embankments. There were three
washouts on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, near Tuscumbia. Orders have
been received to stop the sale of tickets to
points west of that city for thirty hours
The necessary repairs to the road can be
made in eight or ten hours after the water
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CHICAGO, March 10.-The full decision of
the United States Supreme Court in the Chi
cago, Danville and Vincennes railroad case
has not been received here. The best legal
talent srP, However, OF the opinion that the
sale will not in any way be interfered with,
as the purchasers were not parties to the
record; that it would be an unheard of pro-
ceediDg TO set aside sale to innocent pur-
chasers. In the most extreme view OF the
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weekly Report of r. G. Dun d Co.'S


New YORK, March 10.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s Mercantile Agency reports the failures
during the last seven days as 143, against 12S
last week Eastern States had 20; Western,
81; Middle, 81; Southern, "A; Pacific 10, and
New York city Z. The most significant fail
ure in New York city is William Rutner &
Co., an old and respectable house in the
leather trade. The stoppage of Vel Magnen,
Gueden & Co., importers OF watches, has long
been expected. They carried heavy and
expensive stock of Swiss watches, which can
not compete with American goods, and their
business has been eating itself up for years.
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GERMANY is successful in working its
petroleum wells, and that disgraceful mo-
nopoly, the Standard OIL Company, will feel
the effect, for last year Germany's import of
the article amounted to more than G7, 100000
gallons. The result is expected to be lower
nrices here
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Iowa Farmers and the Barbed Wire
Fences.

DEsMoINEs, March 10-The Senate p ssed
a joint resoiut on to-day reciting the griev-
ances and harrassments of the farmers of
Iowa, and the manufacture of barbed wire
in this State by Washburn & Moen, and re-
solving that the President of the United
States be requested to instruct the attorney
general of the United States to bring action
in equity in the United States courts, on be-
half of the United States, to set aside the
patents and reissues thereof now claimed to
be owned by Washburn & Moen, and others,
relating to barbed wire, and restrain them
from litigation. A letter was read from B.
F. Butler, stating that the attorney general
had expressed willingness to bring such
suit SIX suits were filed in the United
States Court here o-day, and two yesterday,
by Wsshburn & Moen's attorneys, restrain
ing the manufacture of barbed wire by
Given & Carpenter, OF this city, and the
Farmers Protective Association and Butler
Bros, OF Union, H ardin county.
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Adjusting Railroad Rates.

BUFFALO, March 10.-The Board of Trade
to-day considered a communication from
Albert Fink, trunk-line commissioner, in
reference 10 the adjustment of transportation
rates from the West TO the seaboard, and ap-
pointed committee to prepare an argument
and present facts to the arbitration commits
sion on the adjustment OF transportation
rates from the West to the seaboard.
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Terrific ExDlOston.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1O.-A Victoria
(B. c. special Gays: Eight cases OF giant
powder and fourteen kegs of black powder
exploded in tunnel No. 10 of the Canada Pa
cifc railroad yesterday, killing Hugh Craig
and wounding Thomas Williams, John Law
son and james Dugan. 1t is supposed that
Craig attempted 70 remove a cap from a
cartridge, thereby causing the explosion"
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March 10.-The gov
ernor received an application to-day for the
relief OF 1000 food sufferers in Alexander
county. He has directed that the supplies
for Pulaski county be divided with Alexander
county, and telegraphed to Secretary Lincoln
for an additional allowance.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-AIl the ac-
kn1wledgmeuts necessary to complete the
agreement entered into on the 4th uItimo be-
tween the New York Central, Jersey Shore,
Fall Brook and other railroad com panies
with each other, and with Wm. II. Wander
bilt, have been made and recorded and the
agreement perfected
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IN Africa the saying: Nothing but mig
ger" does not hold good, for the natives
there have whipped the white Beers hand
somely in two engagements, and from the
accounts given of the conduct Of the latter
have very likely served them right.
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An Appeal for Ala from ereenviI.e

GENTLEMEN AND LADIEs-We, your hum
Bile petitioners, a committee appointed b.
the Greepyille Relief Association, come in
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NEW YORK, March 1O.-The general COM
mittee of the County Democracy reelected
John E. Devlin chairman, denounced lam
many Hall and John Kelly for their alliance
with the Republicans in the legislature, and
made honorary members of the assemblymen
and senators VINO abided by the cancus de-
riaiOus
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THE cranks are not all dead yet; the
Greenbackers have just been holding a con-
vention. They propose that our government
shall put some nice engraving on pieces OF
paper, and presenting these to those who
hold its bonds tell them they are paid, and
send them about their business.
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Kntsn,. TempIar Banousr.

CHICAGO, March 10-Mont Jove Com
mandery, No. So, Knights Templar, of the
illustrious order of the Red Cross, Warren
G. Purdy, Eminent Sir Commander, gave a
grand banquet at the Union League club
rooms to o-night. A number of noted guests
were present and the banquet was the most
elegant affair of the season.
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DETROIT, March 1O.-Navigation is open
the entire length of water in this State.
Boats are running on upper Lake Huron and
Saginaw bay; also on St. Clair river. Boats
can also get through the Straits of Macki-
nae Steamers are to begin running regu-
larly between this port and Cleveland Mon
day.
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IT is asserted that lenses for telescopes can
be made from the "virgin dip" of rosin, and
with an ease and of a magnitude unattain-
able by glass. With these we "shall see stars"
in a way that will add immensely TO our
k,oulaIga
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FOREIGN 81 nSHEc

BERLIN, March 10.-The Imperial Bank
has reduced its rate of discount
BERLIN, March 10.-The Imperial Bank
shows an increase in specie of 5000, Doom.
LONDON, March 10.-Theophrastus won
the Kempton Park hurdle handicap.
Thirteen horses ran; three fell, including
Sutler
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The Texas aud western Narrow.Gauge.

LITTLE Rock, March 10.-The Gdzette's
Houston (Tex.) special says: "The stock
holders of the Texas and Western narrow
gauge railroad have resolved to bond the
road at $4,000 per mile, from Houston 10
Presidio del Norte, distance OF 600 miles,
the bonds to bear six per cent. interest, TO
be issued on the completion Of every ten
miles. Fred Grant is president, and his
brother Jesse treasurer
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WE are to have marine hospital at Mem
Phis. If the Washington people show the
same activity in building it as is shown in
III case of the customhouse, Procior's comet
Will have burned up all creation long before
the structure can be completed.
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TENNESSEE
Sufferers Relief Committee
No. 800 MAIN STREET.

TyHE above storehouse has been generously
l. loaned 70 the COMMITTEES for the purpose Of
storing and distributing the supplies donated for
the relief OF Tennessee sufferers by the food All
VINO have subscribed, or desire 10 give, Will please
send contributions 70 the committee a. aboTe At
once. Those desiring the committee 10 send for
contributions viii please notify US
Very respectfully, HkSRY II. JAMES,
s. II. DUSSCO4B,
J, z BEAeLEY
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Taumany DOfngs.

New YORK, March 1O.-The Tammany
General Committee tonight call upon Con-
gress to afford some relief TO the sufferers by
the floods along the Mississippi river.
Resolutions were also passed indorsing the
action of the Democratic senators who voted
for the confirmation of J. V. Baker, jr, for
superintendent OF prisons; demanding that
the State, and urging the adoption of sys-
tim OF convict labor which shall seek to
reform prisoners rather than enrich con-
tractors
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Richmond and DanvilIe Extension G.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
r., n E|.,.-,, 90. = c,-rEv- -

OTFIcE RICHMOND AND DANvIILE EXTENSION Co.,
No. 50 NORTH BRoAD STREET,
ATLANTA, Ga. February %. 1s52.
CEALED PROPOSALS for the Graduation. Ma
= sOnry and Bridging Of that part Of the line OF
the Georgia Pacific Railway which lies between
the town Of Annistou, Calhoun county, Alabama
ton the Selma, Rome Aud Dalton z 4 and the
city Of Birmingham. Jefferson county. Alabama
Hxty-hve miles in length, viii be received by The
Richmond and DanYille Extension Company. at
its Office. No. 30 North Broad street. AtIanta Ga .
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March, Iss2,
at u o'clock N.
all b.ds-
Pronles and specifications may be seen a. the
ingham, Ala.
Upon application ct the Offices of the company
De gwen 70 parties wishing 70 examine the line.
Z. II. TEMPLE Chief Engineer.
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The Salt Lake Tribune says: "On their
showing, this GENTLE nation must destroy
the two ruling tenets of Mormonism, or be
destroyed by it. We hope the issue may be
Joined without more delay"
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, March 10.-Lord Roberts is dead.
LONDON, March 10.-Sir Charles WyvilIe
Thomson is dead, aged eighty two years.
PARIS, March 10-Paul Louis Edourad
Brindon, the distinguished French actor, is
dead, aged sixty-eight years.
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Did.'t Wait for a Resignation.

CINcISHAT1, March 10.-Max Msretzek,
director of the Cincinnati College OF Music,
has abruptly severed his connection with the
college without resignation, claiming that
by the college authorities. He goes TO New
York Tomorrow
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GLUCOSE and omargarine-imitation
butter and imitation sugar-the age of pro-
gress is an age of shams, but the conse-
quences of swallowing some of these shams
are very real.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
A Capitalist Assigns.

LOUISVILLE, March 1O.-Major Thomas
II. Hays, a capitalist OF this city, has as
signed, for the benefit Of his creditors, to
dmes q Caldwell. Liabilities, S55, 600; as
sets, SS5, 900. Tne step is due to the strin-
gency of the money market, making it diff
cult to renew or carry existing debts.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio valley, fair ueGther,
sioriy rising temperature rariabIc Uinds, shifting
10 east and south, rirng folIo,red by falling
6UOureter. The Tennessee, Cumberland, loVer
Oiio aud LoWer Mississippi rireys will rise sIOuly.
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NOTION CARDING& SPINNING

In Machinery FOR SALE. Complete sys-
" TEN tnow III nning) comprising Kison Opener.
KiiSon SpreadeT, l. Worker q 5thpper Cards, 80
inches; 2 Drawing Frames. Hizg1ngs's S!ubber, 81
spindles; Providence u Co. slubber, 81 splndles:
Higgins Speederz IL spindles each; Providence
epeeder, l52 spindles; y Ring Spinning Frames
457e spindles Reels, Warp Kills. Spoilers, etc.
VIII be sold in lots 70 suit purchasen Address
JOHN g. DIVINE, Thompson Division slx-, Ph1lA.
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TrE-walk of a man, ard mans walk
are the same thing, but the route of a star,
and "star route" are very different, con-
sequence of their celestial nature.