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THE FIRE FIEND.t
Destructive Fire nt Lyons, Frnncs-Co
+" nnErhtiOnH nj Homo nIl,l Abroad.

Destructive Fire nt Lyons, Frnnca@Con$
M hnErntions NJ Homo nn,l Abroad.
PARIS. FRANCE, May l0.-Adviccs from
Lyons state TINT n great fro Inns occurred
A number Of workshops and other builds
ings were destroyed. Three thousand per- per-
sons are out Of employment. Loss, $500, 900. 4
Tho fire wns incendiary. ~
San FRANCISCO, May l0.-Ane OLYMPIA
W. T.) dispatch says: Fire this morning
destroyed n number OF business ho,,scssinS
this city. Tho total loss will reach S75, 900. 4
The insurance will cover two.thirtls OF that
amount. q il,... q a, $50 :, a 5l;SS5 5
LONDON, May 1O.-!The pier at Queen.5
borough and q brgantnc alongside werc
burned.
CLEVELAND, May lo.-Werner Bros. drug:
and grocery establishment at ypaincsyille$ 4
was burned today. Loss, 5000; partly
insured. Al! ;i! 5I52iIs -
III CincAGo, May 10.-The steamer Mani.
tanlin, OF the Great Northern trlnsit COM !
pany, took fire on Lake Superior and was
completely destroyed. 81 The a mate 5 wast
picked up in n sail boat. lie reports two (
passengers, one man and n little, eirl,3
drowned. A tug has been dispatched 'toS
the rescue Of the passengers. s5is:
LEADviLLE, CoL, May l0-A fire broke
out in the east si,le OF Chestnut street this
morning about $50 o'clock, and, before it,
was under control, Ind destroyed all tho
buildings on that side, east OF the First:
National bank, for nearly n block, includ-S
ing the Windsor hotel, the Academy Of
Music and the Palace Of Fashion, II largo
dry goods house. Fronts OF buildings Fon
the opposite side oi the street were acharrcd. 4
Loss about s225O,0oO; partly covered sby:i in-s
sur,lnCe. zs ~ ~ jiss ~ q I'D & ~ 81 81 5a
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THE WARDS OF THE NATION.
Hungry Apache Indians Anxious 10 DO
.''f,. OH tho Wnr Path. Ip'a .'


F. OH tho War Path. Ipa ~
WASHINGTON, May 49, Agent Lee
wellyn, Of the Messcaleros agency, sends
tho following dispatch to tho Indian office:
"Tclegmpl me ut once II It is true tlial
Congress Inns made no Appropriation for the
subsistence OF these Indians. beef mud
flour will last until July 1st. have pri.
vate arrangements made and want my
family from here on July lst. You know
TINT | nor my other agent cannot control
these Indians on empty stomacbs." The
Indian agent was informed TINT the Secre.
tary OF the Interior Ind asked Congress 10
make tho necessary appropriation OF $780,
900. III. g|d rE5''
The war department is in receipt OF tho
following dispatch from Gen. Pope, Mt Fort
lIcavonworlh: .T Nlu n.y.
"The situation at NIescaleros Agency Is
much the same, only worse than II was
with tho Cheyennes. The Mescaleros
must be fed Or they will slarve. The In
dian bureau, rs 1t appears, can't feed them.
The army must therefore feed them, or Il
heavy military force must be placed around
.Mehi " 'h''he tieh o". pe"st"ois'
There is time yet to provide for, them, but
it cannot safely be postponed. 1t should
be attended to at once" fN..l"s sl.g..l
DENVER, Col, May l0.-Col. Dr,ckctt,
commanding tho Third regiment OF United
States cavalry, who has had large expert.
encc in warfare with the Indians and Is n
veteran oil the Mexican and late civil wars,
was interviewed concerning the Apache
outbreak und the character OF the warriors
whom he is pursuing:
"Whnt number ot tro6ps do you tako
with you to New Mexico ?" Tqi,s7i,,
"My whole regiment, with the exception
OF one company, or, i'll other words, 1000
men and 1000 horses. We are not all go
ing together, however. Seven companie es
hive gone already" ~. .l
is there any need Of so many troops to
put down the outbreak" fEIH
eyes; It is the intention to put an end to
the Apache warfare for good. President
Arthur has said that it must be done, and
he is thoroughly in earnest. This is only
ono OF the regiments being sent in. There
are 5000 men ordered into the Territory,
and | am Of the opinion tint the Apachcs
will be put out Of Il condition 10 make my
more outbreaks" F4E ~, ,'.,
When asked il he expected the Indians to
be turned over 10 the War Department, he
said: mo, / have no hope OF it. Secretary
Teller is n very good man, but there is too
much money in the management Of Indian
affairs and too many influential people in
terested to allow Of the change being made.
l have no doubt but that Secretary Teller
would be willing, but it is impossible to Sc
cure the clange.h z
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RAILROAD MAT1'Ei,y,.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-The sale Of tho
Washington and Ohio railroad is s.il toj
have been practically consummated to the
Baltimore, Cincinnati aud: Western rail-:
road, OF which ex.GovernorS, Young sof;
Ohio, is ce-president. The formal tlans.l
Ter OF the property is expected ina laYor;
two: 1t Is said the new companytSwillt tcx-
tend the line us rapidly rs possible 10 tho!
Ohio river. 5; 5s{ .iiI
pnLApELplIlA, May l9.-Tho report of.
Mr.. Thompson, general manager of Sthel
Pennsylyania lines east oi Pit.sburc, IS
Just issued. It shows n total tot S,5l3.Si
miles Of single track in Use e,lst Of Pits
burg. The company has running over their.
track over 1000 locomotives md nearly 30,-s
600 cars, exclusive Of nearly 10000 more ears
that are owned by companies and individ-3
uals. "a "a. * 5} & S
GALVESTON, May .19.-Thc track of9the;
Mexican National road was completed to-
day one hundred miles beyond Laredo. 5S
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labor Troubles,

4 MILWAUKEE, May l0.-Thc cigar makers
Of Milwaukee have been ont on a strike for
twenty.seven weeks, and are iii need Of
help. 1t is requested that the delegates
from the various unions present the matler
to their unions, and ask that whatever d.
nancial MD they could render be forwarded
10 the secretary at Milwaukee. The Mil.
waukee men have received since they have
been out $4,000 from the international
Union. Il 55. ,3F .,SgFe rs ri. 'ssgt y
ClSclSSArl. May l0.-The plastercrs arc
still out, and are determined! to remain
out until theirdemands arc acceded to by
the bosses $ They ..are short Of funds and
will ask aid OF the other: Trade Unions. 5sissi
The President Of the Carpenters Union
stated, today, TINT tho men were all out
! yet excepting those working in two OF
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Bold nurglnrA-l'Olitic Notes.
acful 10 the Iutciiirrfcrr --


Sr. GAINESVILLE, O., May ia bold
burglary was committed in this town short.
ly after midnight this morning. Unknown
parties, evidently strangers, captured sew
eral 'cliisels from Davis's wagon shop, and
with them forced an entrance into J. 3.
Noge's drug store, by pryins out u sash in
the front door. They then opened the
safe, seeming to thoroughly understand
the combination lock, as no marks OF vio-
lence could be discovered about the safe.
They took from the safe about sl5O in
money, u silver watch and papers OF value
to Mr.. Hose, but OF no value to the burg
lars. They also appropriated some pocket
knives and other valuable. articles from the
show case. They failed in an attempt to
burglarizc Hotlner's clothing store. There
is no clue to track the scoundrels.
The convention to nominate a Republi.
can candidate for Congress in this district,
the old 10th now the l7th, will be held in
this place on the 2lst Of June. The can
vass is most exciting one. 7
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, May l9.-News by
way OF Fort Smith was received this morn
ing OF a murder, twelve miles over tho
border, in the Choctav Nation. On Mon.
day evening George md jeff Finley,
brothers, while working in field,
ouarrcled, when ~ George deliberately
shot jeff and left him prostrated,
then going 10 the house he very coolly
changed clothing, saldled horse and rode
away. The wounded man was afterwards
found and taken to tho house, where he
died about four o'clock on Tuesday even
ing. His dying request was that his brother
should not be punished on account Of til.
murders. No clue can be had us to tht
origin OF the difficulty. 4 il =.
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pronislnS.Cron I,cpnrts.

TorExA, KS, May 10.-Thc warm wealth.
or and gentle rains OF the past few days
have settled the question OF the wheat crop,
which is certain to be big one Chinch
bugs have endcayored 10 do damage, but
the cool islits and rains have kept them
under control. The harvest will commence
three weeks earlier than usual. g,g&
CLEVELAND, May l9.-Reports from the
great strike OF iron workers say that the
bosses will make an effort to start the wire
mill next week with non.union men. This
will require about /, 400 men, 450 wire
drawers and the balance helpers. The
n0n.union men meet tomorrow afternoon
to decide what they will do in the prem.
ises. Many Of the non-unionists are in
hearty accord with the union men, but do
not join them on account OF certain church
restrictions. Tho worklnen are more conf
dcnt than ever, and say that not solid
union man has left the ward with the in
tention OF remaining away permanently.
The payment OF benefits by the amalga-
mated association commences next week,
after the expiration OF fourteen days from
the date Of the strike. Single men will
draw S. md married men S. per week;
that is, those who care TO-. Offers OF iinan-
cial MD haye been received from many
outside unions. 1t is stated this evening
upon good authority that the managers Of
the mills have made Nil preparation for /.
long lockout, lasting until September lst.
They have relet TO other companies MI the
contracts held by them, and arc even dis
posing Of the teams used in carting coal
and iron for the company. Some OF the
workmcn look upon this announcement Us
q bluff from tho company, but there is
ground ior belief that the move is u serious
one Tor the men. "A =
WlLMlSGroS, DEL, Nlay 19.-The Nc.
Cullough iron company's mills have shut
down, the forgcmen having struck. =.
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ALL SORTS OF NEWS.

Jesse De Long, a pioneer over LOG yearsa
OLD, died OIL Thursday, mt Uhriclsville,,S
Ohio. r. e: q Sls;
A dispatch homl Atlanta, Ga, says Tia
terrapin was ,raincd down from the 4
clouds the other day. 4y;3 .4Slit +.
AT the Louisville races, yesterday SHin:a
doc won the q miles dash, with Check.Si
mate second, in 3:573. ;;ls }7s33:;i;
There is a "new gusher' in the oil regions
in tho southern part OF Warren ycounty,e
Pa. It yields 500 barrels per day. s;ss II:
AT Richmond, Va, yesterday, ncarrlyss4s
10000 people witnessed Paul Boynton sue
cessfully shoot the rapids of Z tho james
river. iz55 3 sss5. II. l$sa
In the Harvard college class boat sraces, 4
the senior crew won by half a length 2oyer553
tho junior crew. Time, l2:i3; Distance
two miles S5'I 81, S51 3te i;13lSi s.
"A Baltimore dispatch announces that
fourteen hundred Immigrants arrived fron,8S
Bremen Yesterday and left for the North.;ss
west in the afternoon. $5y K n h, NY
James G. Flanagan, young LAWYER 81. 4
Altoona, Pa, died at Denver: OF brain
fever. He wls OIL lis wedding tour, ,hay-a
ing just married a beautiful and wealthy
young lady. y e h "
Franz Nlozig, n glass manufacturer o.
Gutenberg, Austria, who fled from Texas
utter committing iorgeries aniounting&to;
$4,000, leaves prison Tomorrow for Austria 1
Albert Frey, the boy champion, defeated
Eugene Carter, at pool, in New York city.s Y
last night, fora stake OF $500. Frey allow
cd Carter two games. Score Frcy,81l;S
Carter, S. ss
": B. llennershcth, bookkceper for {. .I.s
Pulslfer, ol Chicago, has been arrested JorS9S
embezzings3,0oO Of his employers money! j
Which was swallowed up in specllations.s$:S s$:S
In the famous Holmes murder, trial, ,atS
Syracuse, n. y, verdict Of no. gultywas4f I
rendered yesterday. An affecting scenes
followed the rendering OF 2 tic verdict
which nccords with the popular view. az KY
| Yesterday, or Y Newfoundland ,St& thes
steamship prussian, from Liverpool I cane
into collision with IN iceberg during 4 iog:f
and was quite seriously damaged about
the bow. She was running slowly5atStli
time, otherwise tho consequences $misllttt
have been fatal 10 all on !board. US N
Moses Grinnell, aged 50 years, has bec,i, seen,
convicted OF murder. In the, first lcgres,lat
, Newport, X. II! l1eawill be- given q life
sentence. startling Bit Of testimony jjWas
offered by Grinnell's daughter who has
: been married, divorced, married again,
= and, while "a widow, lad livGls thiftv,
{ months with Thomas, theimurlercd iialaan:
She charged that twenty.one ycars 5ay0t lieir:
+ father, the prisoner, attempted ii criminal
assault upon; her, md that nen}tiient tslic
i. had never spoken to him or en,ertainel5a 4
:. kind feeling toward him.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May 19.-Dr. Louis
Lamborn, a!ias DR.. John T. Smith, died
yesterday from tho ELECTS OF morphine.
He left u note Stain. that he had taken
morphine, aud that death was preferable
to life, rs the men who had slandcred him
did not pay him what they owed. His liic
had been failure. and he would rather
die. He has sister aud relatives in Phil.
adclphia. Papers found show him to be n
relative Of Bayard Taylor. He was buried
ut the expense OF the county. He had
several thousand pages OF manuscript on
various medical subjects, the copyright Of
spelling book,and was evidently a learned
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CLEVELAND, May lO.-There is nothing
doing in q tle%iron market TO sneak
OF. Everybody seems TO be waiting to SEQ
what will DO the outcome OF the labor
troubles. AS soon as these are settled. Il is
thought thut there will be 4 reaction. Tic
situation ut thc Cleveland rolling mill is
unchanged, both sides being disposed 10
hold out. Pig iron is quiet, and,
il anything, easier than lust week.
Manufactured iron 4 il In I.,t fnir
demand for small lots, but large contracts
are made conditionally on settlement oi
labor difficulties. Steel rails are nom,nally
unchanged. Petroleum Is quiet aud easicl
at former prices Railroad business is about
as formerly reported. Freiyhts are light
while passenger carrying is tair, with per
haps q alivht increase. y y:
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iGWILMlsGroS, DEL, AIay l9.-Thc State
temperance alliance, at Dover, closed its
sessions tlis-morning, after passing rresolu.
tions condemning Senator Logan's bill for
applying liquor taxes I. TO Il educational
purposes; also appointing commit.
tees to. take charge Of the political pro.
gramme, and intoxicating upon temperance
men attendance upon tile primary elcc.
tions, so rs to secure tho nomination ri
prohibition candidates, irrespective \ 81
party, and against entering nolle. ,rostgli,
in the cases Of liquor! dealers under prose.
cution tor violation Of the liquor law. .ig;lss!3
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FOREIGN NOrEs by CABLE,

VIESSA, May 19.-Wealthicr Jews OF
Russia are forming secret clubs to facilitate
emigration en- massc.. J7E 10
ST. PErERsnuEG, May l9-It is reported
that riots have broken out among the
peasants in the southwest. They demand
n redistribution OF the land. Two mansions
OF the nobility were sacked. a.
The "Back Division" section Of tho Nj.
lilists have alnalgamntcd with tho evil
Of the People, section.
BnopY, Russia, May 19.-Thc misery Of
the Russian Jews here is indcscribablc. One
thousand arc without shelter md fresh ar.
rivals daily. Tho. population is unable to
afford further relief, =. F,51 sgis5
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NV YoRS, May 19.--This afternoon,
while services were being held ut the Epis-
copal Church Of the Annunciation, in
West Fourteenth street, 4 young man dress.
cd like Il laborcr entered the yestibule.
drew pistol and fired it against
his right temple. The ball caused in.
slant death. Tho occurrence did not in.
tcrrupt the services, the pistol shot being
scarcely audible inside Of the church. pa-
pers found on him revealed That l,e was
Adrien Charles Rcnaudin, native OF
France, 90 years old, and had been in the
French naval service, from which he was
discharged in June, 1850. "a I,55
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tllreo planning mills, who were weak and
wero induced to return 10 work by rcceiv.
Ing IN advance OF twenty-five cents prr

tlreo planning mills, who were weak and
wcrc induced to return TO work by rccoiv.
Ing IN advance OF twenty-five cents prr
day. Mr.. Smith said that there wcro one
thousand names upon the roll OF member.
ship OF tho Carpenters Union, but TINT
four hundred or five hundred OF them were
all that were strong In the faith and could
DO depended upon. 5is.
rlrrsnuRolt, May 10.--For tho first time
In at least eight years, tho regular
miners ut Rend's Walnut Hill pits, Pan.
handle road, ure replaced by imported dig.
gers. In 1874 It was Italian, and to-day Il
Is African labor, l40 Colored men,, women
and children, reaching tho works Mt 10
o'clock. or this lot l25 are coal diggcrs.
At lust accounts, no disturbance OF any
kind WIS reported. President Jones dc.
parted for tho Rend pits MS soon ms le
heard tho news. 1t was evidently very
unpala,able information. Nh. Jones re-
fcrrel to tho efforts TINT operators were
making to prevent tho approach Of the old
miners to tho darlies. lie did not intend
to intimidate any Of the new comcrs, but
thought there were plenty Of ways TO rcacl,
the strangers hearts, and hoped 10 bring.
them to full knowledge Of their errors,
The operators continue firm In their do.
termination not to pay over tire cents and
n half per bushel for mining, while tho
miners appear rs fully resolved 10 resist
the reduction. .i.itE n. 5si76
LINCOLN, NEn, May l0.-The committee
appointed to investigate the labor troubles
at Omaha, and the causes which led to the
calling out Of the troops made u report
which fully justified the Governor in his
course and unanimously inlorsed his en-
tire action in the matter. 1t also placed
the blame on those who melted the insur.
rcctions and severely censured tho leaders
and abettors Of the riot. The report was
adopted by a large majority. 2@r2}3l
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rho ,1a,,cy Murder vrlal.

NEw Haven, CoSS, May l9.-Contrary
10 expectation, there was no argument
upon the question Of admitting the
'conicssion'ffs OF Blanche Douglass be-
fore tho coroner's jury, and tho judge
declined to allow a. its admission.
There was no doubt, lic said, tho girl was
induced 10 tell tho story from Influences
brought to bear upon ller.{a In this comics.
sion, Blanche stated that the two Malleys,
with herself and 1Jennie5 Cramer,i passed
tie night In tho same house, ,4and that dur:
| ing tho night James sNlalley took jennie
Cancr by y; force from! the 3abed
sho was Occupying with her, into another
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Tint Zig Corner In wheat,

CHICAGO, May TO- 1.-The testimony before
the Arbitration committee, which is fixing
the price Of the cornered wheat, developed
the iact that @. G. Walker was the chief!
holder Of that wheat, having about 14,000,-S
900 bushels bought. Mr.Walkers held that
the operation. was in no sense q corner
and only BECAME such after the bears had
largely oyersold the market in the hope Of
breaking it. His story was 80, straightfor.ff
ward that one OF the chief deiaullers has.
already; settled, and it is slikcly the commit.
tee will Gx the selling price at 81 40, II 81
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Died From lIls Wounds,

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelligeMcer. ---I
pARKEl,spuEG, W. VA, May 19.-Rcuben
Markus, who was shot by Joe PAUL, in this
city on Tu uesday last, died at the American
hotel, at. 500 this afternoon, OF internal
hemorrhagc, and without any indication
Of suffering. The post mortem examine
ton will be held at 0 o'clock tomorrow
morning. PAUL. waived IN examination
before Justice Dayis, today, and was re.
mandcd to Jail, to await trial at the next
term OF the circuit court.
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SANDWICH, Ill 7 May 1O; Mrs. James a:
Inv died here, today, having tasted four
weeks. She labored under the delusion
that she was enciente, and &S tlint n
ifS;4 she tasted until gE5 the child 5
birth, which she believed would occur In
q few. weeks. the offspring would be- q
second prophet Elijah. The post mortem
showed thIt it was q complete delusion.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852
civil service reform, as will appear from
tho following clipping from II metropolitan
A letter from "Dr." Elliott, ono Of the Ia
Test consuls, Is going tho rounds Of tho
newspapers; 1t Is as follows, rerbatim ct liter.


MoRRlshURd, CANADA, Aprll ~, lSS2.
/ receive many Papers here from under the
anerecon Fagg hut lavnot seen that sweet
Scented Sheet the Troy Press II you have
Seen any issu that You Think would Interest
mo pcso Send mc Copies 4 obiigc Your ole
Frend. [Seal1 sN q A. u. ELMur.
Tho gazctt this weak will Give You News
about my arrival &c&c&c a. i. II. ~
Tho AMERICAN Flagg iouts over my Office.
q THUS always been Il matter Of surprise 10
everybody who knows The '"Doctor" how
the President came to appoint him. Some
body must have recommended tho "Doc.
tor" TO Mr.. Arthur somewhat In tho words
Of Lord Dundrcary: "You ought TO know.
my brother Sam. Sans u great aliss
You'd like him" E Egf E, n
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\
" OLUME ,XXX.--N UMBER5 22l.S

in good demand. Tho bnckwarlness Of lho'
season las delayed tho distribution Of
articles, and, undoubtedly, a considerable
portion ot tho seasons tradc hns bcCnlost,
Tho conservative condition OF the b,siness
community, however, will prove mt any !
thing like n disastrous result. glhe pros.
pccts OF abundant crops giyenn an assured
tone TO the future. Domestic products
have improved in tho past day Ftwo.5
Thcrc arc prospects ola wheat corner before
tho crop Of tho year Is ont. 6 n, z,
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CnIcAco, May l9.--!!Thc coroncf's jury
decided the shooting OF tho tramp BY Il;
freight train brakeman on the Chicago &
a: Alton railroad, Joseph. Ledxith, justiliablc:I
The dead man was identified AS Charles;
Granish, Of Syracuse, New York, aged 3d.
and a tramp by profession. The vcrdictIis!
Likely to have healthy effect onirido.
stealing and abusive tramps. &
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ty New Y oRH, May, l9.--Scneca ~. Hal.
loway, the $tellcr Of the First National
Bank oi Pouylkecpsic, charged with ON.
bczzling the funds Of tho bank, ior5which
ollense he was indicted by the United
States Grand Jury, was brought before
United Statcs Commissioner Shields when
his bail was fixed ut SEQ, 900 blythe United
Suites Attorney. z q
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MARION, n. c., May 10.--stephcn G. EFT.
Ter was hanged here Today. for the murder
OF his wife in Burke county, Five thou
sand people followed the wagon containing
the sheriff and culprlt from the jail to tho
gallows, half II mileaway. After prayer,
Filler spoke for an hour, admitting tho
commission Of the crime and expressing
his willingness to die. .Etps.s -
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PnILApfLriiIA, May 10 -Tnde In most /
dcpartments was rather dull tho past week,
but tho prices OF several leading articles
arc higher. Demand { for flour 5limitel,9 ~
both for export and home use, but priccss, 4
unchanged. There was n good; jobbinss (
trade doing In provisions at full prices. In
wool air business; prices stcady.