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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-07
Laws Murd sr Trial.

USIoSrowS, Pa, March 6-The twelve
men who now hold the fate OF Bayard Low
in their hands have been chosen and sworn.
The case opened this morning and the work
of impaneiing Jury occupied all the fore.
noon. The entife panel Of sixty names
was gone over before the jury was agreed
upon. The challenges are mostly for cause.
Messrs. A. Boyd and John Collins are
assisting the district attorney in prosecut,
ing the case, while Messrs. W. Playford
and r. p. Kennedy are for the defense.
Dukes is close observer Of the proceed
ings.
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Not what Congress Set ont 10 Make.
81. Louis Globe Democrat.

Formed as 1t has been, it will not he
straDgeif anomalies, unfortunate provis.
ions, antiquities, and inconsistencies are
discovered in the operation OF the new
law. But these may be corrected hereafter
ter. The bill as whole will command the
approval of the country. 1t is not such
measure as any one man, or any two or
three men, perhaps, would have drawn
up, but the truth was succincly expressed
in Mr. Haskells remark yesterday to the
effect that it was infinitely superior to the
present law for both importers and
manufacturers. 1t is not what Congress
set out to make, revision, nor a revolu-
ton. The Republican party is greatly
strengthened by the successful enactment
Of this piece of legislation. From party
point of view, adjournment with no re.
duction of taxes would have been met
and overcome by the Republicans of tie
expiring Congress, and the November de-
feat is already in great measure re-
trieyed."
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INUNDATED.
"''hia and wI,hout-y.as.,-
H. Ing LeEeex

|, y !; '"-kASs, March ., TIN
sS'fSa Scs.A Ark dispatch says TSs SiVS,
|rrs II,i.s' !. during the past txentyfovr ii'er
+ a,oi ! Is !. nov three inches SsIoyy 9Si
ie new isvss. ~ has been raining ali a,T' sTs
|OQld lTSs s,roS, are 5 completely satarstad,
2 save Us. Tbse e1S5 W;,,H'nd wind arise, nothing
' Th Tfsi spring shows siSs, 'eyee e which
Be- re city authorities 5a1. Oi 5.S;S, weaken
! r.iD m ,t saLyert which carrisS Ssa 10 70
ext Of ~ ra; Sgent hills To ncsvant anu
'ihir 10 lsaH. ear water means overfdT ,Uu, frors
u from SitSeI,1, s ,1e gap open means oyeti S
Es, sos svss way. The S. = new me Williamson
~ S1I Inches today a. NnSii iInfis river has
os sGqGfg is SoPPls,siSS' ,siiS'hp2o iaSado!s5o 2! 3
a. Ls,iLs iys. Point, Miss. is r@,,',,. - =.
sven way to-day. - ''''''
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MArAMoRAs, MEXICO. March 6-The
Apacbps have been committing terrible
depredations on the frontier. Al the La
Psstoria ranch, near Urea, they killed all
,be people. leaving only one woman alive.
On the road between Ures and Canada, In
Sonora. they attacked some mule drivers;
killing one and wOunding another, and
CAPTURED their goods. At Los Alamosha-
c;enda they stole lot OF horses: and near
Los VaIlecitos attacked q family, killing
rwo persons. Their force was 80 braves,
and they committed many other depreda'
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A Newspaper for Sale.

BEAVER, March G.-Consderable excite
ment was created here by the announce
ment that the Argus and Radical, the lead.
ing newspaper of this county. was in the
hands OF the sheriff. The paper was former
ly owned by United States Marshal Rutan
and ex-Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Quay. Some years ago it was sold, ,one OF the
purchasers being Rev. Smith Curtis. 1t has
always been looked upon as a prosperous
journal, and was regarded as q good invest
ment at the time Of the transfer. In the
Common Pleas Court judgment was en-
tered up by the attorney for Mr.. Rutan
against Rev. Mr.. Curtis and the property
OF the Argus and Radical was attached by
the sheriff. That official will sell the news
pa per to satisfy the claim.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-Mr. Mcpherson,
Clerk of the House of Representatives,
says there are many typographical and
clerical errors in the tariff bill as it ap-
peared in the Congressional Record. The
tax on tobacco is printed so, instead of 8
cents, and in the iron schedule there is a
clause which was not printed in the
Record at all. He is of opinion that when
the bill shall be accurately printed in full
It will be found more satisfactory than it
now seems to be represented, at least in
regard tO.the iron interest.
Charles Reed does not get s. 900 for. de-
Tending Guiteau. The Senate inserted the
provision in the sundry civil bill, but it
was stricken out in the conference COM
mitiee.
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Indian Troubles.

ST. LorIs. March 6-Late aivices from
the Indian Territory are that General Por-
ter, chief military Office of the Greek Ma
tion, recently arrested Sleeping Rabbit,
second in demand and influence OF the
rebel faction headed by Spiochee, and
ssme half-dozeu other leaders of che same
party, and now has them in confinement.
This will probably break the backbone OF
the rebellion.
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A Valuable Revision.

The tariff law has been shortened and
implifed. During the twenty years, life
of the old tariff, it had grown up by shreds
and patches. 1t was made up of a large
number OF laws and amendments modified
by decisions of the Treasury Department
and he cou-.s, many Of which were con-
hicting. The new tariff law to this extent
is in the nature OF q valuable revision.
There has been some reduction on the
whole, though it is not nearly so large as
the country demanded, nor as the Tariff
Commission promised.
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USO HpStghS ROOto,

81. Loru, March 6.-Ths rsosnt sFrasgs.
ment between the st. Louis and Ban Fran.
cisco and Kansas City, II. 6cott and Gulf
railroads, By which another direct route
bss been opened between B. Louis and
Kansas City. promi:es 70 bscoms one ct
great importance. Already larEs amounts
route, and owing 70 the crowded condition
Of the poo, roads, and the grsat quantities
0f eepersi freight beIng offered 70 this line
both here and at Kansas City, IL 10 also o..
'pectsd that this route will do lsfes bosi.
, 'ness beyond Ksssas City. Neither Of thsss
reeds are In the GouthwsstGsn peol.
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A.eehe, ~ ~. Clsan.

BvTrALo, N. Y. March g. The Bsnscs
Nation Of indians hes insgurstsd move
mepe that causes much alarm among farm.
srs In Brant, this county. Il 10 no Isss
than legal sction 70 recover half The tsrri.
tory Of the town Of Brsnt, which the no6ls
red men claim belongs 10 them By right
The seven square miles In Brant are equiv.
slent 10 I,4S0 scTes, snd are divided Into .
large number Of individual fssma The
has IN screage nearly tWics - grssI A.
oil are improved farm lands the Indians
cannot part with their property without
the consent Of the National Government
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w,.d.,.h ana RuvnsA.

woRcEsrER, Mass, March G-The barn
of VIM. Bramsd, in Winchendon, burned
Sunday morning. and the body OF Russell
Hale was found in the ruins. At first 1t
was supposed that he came home and set
the barn on fire while smoking. Later
Developments indicated foul play and the
town voted Yesterday to inyestigate. Blood
was found about the premises and the two
men who brought Hale home are OF doubt
ful reputation.
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NoN-PoLYGAMoUs MoRMoNs
Protest Against the Circular Lett
Sent Abroad by Secretary Evarts.

Protest Against the Circular Letter
Sent Abroad by Secretary Evarts.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-When Hon. VIM.
N. Eyarts was Secretary of State circu-
lar letter was sent to all foreign Govern
ments, asking that the emigration OF Nor
mons to the United States be prevented, as
they came to this couHtry to practice
crime against its laws. The "reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints" however, do not practice polygl-
my, and they claim that the circular letter
of Secretary Evarts works injury and in
Justice 10 their church. This body claims
to have between 10000 and $4,000 COM
municauts, and have their central
organization of Lamonl, la. Most OF these
Mormons are in this country, but have a
large membership in Europe. Yesterdays
Elders Joseph Smith-son of the founder OF
the Mormon Church-and q. II. Gurley,
committee on behalf of the
Re-orSanized Church,
waited upon the Secretary of State, and
asked that Secretary Evarts letter be modl-
fed so as 10 distinguish between themselves
and the polygamous branch OF the church.
They presented q memorial in which 1t is
stated that poiygamy Is no part ol tue lhltu
of primitive Latter Day Saints, and is no
part of the faith TO, day, but is loathsome
practice INDUCED in only by an otfshot from
the true Mormon Church, and is properly
branded by Secretary Evarts as
a crime. The memorial recites that the
recognized church has its missionaries in
. various parts of Europe, Australia and in
Society Islands in the Pacific, and that JUS
tice demands it should be relieved from
the odium and shame OF classification with
a body practicing a crime against the laws
of its country in which the great boiy OF
its communicates live, and from disability
under which its missionaries labor In
spreading their faith. The committee
were introduced to the Secretary by Sesa-
tor Allison and Hon. w. P. Hepburn, Of
Iowa. Secretary Frelinghuysen took the
memorial and promised the appeal should
ba cOp psidered
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CoIltsiOU.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 6.-At ten
O'Clock this morning the local on the Cleye'
land and Pittsburgh railroad ran into a
through freight that was standing on the
main track, and wrecked the caboose and
four fats that were loaded with oil: Local
engine No. IS WIS badly damaged. The
disaster was caused by the through freight
not having q fagman out.
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She Holds the FORT

JERSEY CRY, March 6-When the Sher-
ifs officers attempted to oust Mrs. Cronk,
a squatter on an old canal boat lying at the
foot of Jersey avenue, on land belonging to
the American Dock Improvement Com
pany, aud which the latter wanted TO
use, she drew a revolver, offered to shoot
the first who approached and drove them
all awsv. She has since barricaded her
self and holds the fort
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WAN0esbuPG.

WAYSEsBURs. Pa, March Cat . rail-
road meeting held at Blacksviile, w. Va,
On last Saturday, in the interest Of the eI-
tension of the Waynesburg and Washing.
ton railroad. some s., 900 was subscribed.
On last Saturday . large number OF
stockrsisers in this county met at the
Davney house, this place, and formed q
stock breeders association.
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. cood nav for KtIiIus.

NEW ORLEANS, March CIV. J. French, q
veterinary surgeon. while attempting yes
terday TO collect Q bill from Thomas Nc
Mahen, received O kick frsm Mcmahon
and died to day. McMahon was jailed.
John Leaby was shot dead BY John ksine
TO day. The murderer was arrested.
In an assault made by Tom Wshburns.
colored on q festival party at 1ronton plan
tation, Henry Milton and Anthony Jones'
colored, we're killed. The murderer Wa
isiled
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WHEEIING W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH q, 1883

we are glad that the bill has been passed,
for Il will werk benefcially in some di-
reetions and operate quite powerfully in
reducing the revenue. The actual reduc-
ton will probably fall good deal below
Mr.. heliey's pretentious estimate Of $751;
600 600. but an abatement of $50 900. 900, or
even If $40, 600 600 will give material relief
to the taxpayer. Yet though tariff bill
hiss been passed, it may be confidently as
serted that the agitation for reform will go
on quite as actively as ever.
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scared of WiKRina.

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., March 6.-Many OF
the residents here are greatly alarmed over
the reiterated statements OF Virgins, and
some are preparing TO move away temper
arily. The shsre is almost dead level.
VARYING only few feet from mile of
shore TO many miles inland, and any tidal
wave would make a clean sweep OF the
whole city,
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YlAxKLH, March 6.-Sophis Rtceardooo,
one Of ths most dsvout oi the eelvstscn
Army soldiers, has dsesmped sftsf roe.
bipg her father Of 90. Il 10 thought thss
she has followed Captain Conn, vbo lsAiy
commanded the army st this pieea ~
reported 70 hsye appropriated 81 u 10y
fuuds in his bands to bis own uss. Legs!
measures have bssn tsksn 70 bsfng ths gfn
back
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Not what was Expected.

The tariff bill was not just such settle
ment of the question as had been desired,
but, on the whole, it is much more salts
factory than was feared, The changes from
the Senate bill have been in the nature OF
improvement, whilst failure OF the pres
ent Congress TO pass any measure would
have been disastrous to business, because
of the uncertainty that would have hung
over all descriptions of industry during
the next twelve months or longer.
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Sour Mash.
Boston Post.

The policy that was pursued was based
upon no thought OF propriety. The people
had asked for bread and it was decided to
quiet their cries with the sour mash that
had been prepared There may be few
particulars in which the people will be
benefited by the application Of this tariff
bill. There are others where their bur-
dens will press more heavily. 1t is not
tariff that can endure.
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x.->~xa.ss-

CINCINNATI, March GA private letter
from Harrison 8. Gray states that his sis
ter, Mrs. Clinton 8. Gray, is At the point OF
death in Louisiana, from injuries received
in escaping from the sinking steiner
Yszoo, Sunday morning. Mr.. Gray, With
his sister, jumped from the sinking steam,
er ito the river. Mr.. Gray swan ashore
with them. The Grsys are we'll known st
Chicago and ST. Leuis.
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Better Mining Laws Asked For.

BRAIDwooD, ILL, March Cat the mass
meeting of miners here petition was
drawn up to be presented to the Legisla.
ture in favor Of better mining laws. 1t
was stated at the meeting that 7Oi coal
mines were worked in the State, employ
ing %, 900 men, and only 30i had encape-
ment shafts, and in forty.seven counties
in which coal is mined only twenty-nine
regard the present law in regard to ap-
pointing INSPECTORS.
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A r,.asmsnin Nsspht fssa, v.s 49,. -
besn ring u Cenlcse1 Osz !. ~
nsst e sps:sinl q q ~ 80 sssrsi - Is.its =
spissdH We.k sll day-se vs ~.
nirkk sIcept that caased y 49,. -.
pSs1didlyf Appetite Ill -
T.sssss ~ On COMPOUND Oxygsn. IL 9seurs,
-, sod rrsuits, Wfth repeglD ~ eaeO
- fnii informatiou seet ffse. D. 49,
fey { Risn, 1903 Girssd strss haiisasa'
phla, p. -
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Geue ts Nees Iass Neova.

OTTAWA, March 8.-Prof. Virgins Left for
halifax TO get the full benefit Of the big
blow he predicts on the 9th, 10Th and
11th instants. A heavy snow storm 10
blocking roads.
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Revision OF the French Constitution.

PARIS, March 6.-The majority by which
the motion of NJ. Clemenceau TO adjourn
until to-day the debate on the proposals to
revise the constitution was carried in the
Deputies yesterday, comprised some anti
revisionists, who were merely anxious to
give NJ. Clemencesu hearing. The divis-
lou. therefore, is not considered criterion
OF that to be taken on the main question.
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Sherfdan,s birthday.

CHICAGO March 6.-Geperal Phil. Sheri-
dan is receiving quite an ovation to-day on
the occasion OF his fifty-second birthday. A
large number of callers have left their con-
gratulations, and letters and kilograms
from all parts of the country have been
received. The Loyal Legion gives a din
nsr in the Generals honor this evening.
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Looking for g God Times.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, March 6.-Tbere is
hut little doubt that the settlement Of the
tariff question will have a salutary effect
on the coke business, and, although most
OF the operators will not state positively
what they know, yet it is clearly apparent
that they expect a lively spring trade;
Several Of the larger works are on full
time, and it is expected that more will
follow. The smaller works also have good
prospects,
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Glass Works.

ROCHESTER,, March 6.-The Point glass
works have started up under their new
management, with P. NJ. Lsughlin presi.
dent, Capt. J. c. Irwin treasurer, John Chies
secretary, and II. Sickle manager They
have been having unusually good luck, run.
ming steadily, and have only broken one
pot since they started, fourteen weeks ago.
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RrokenIarnn.

,rr.. r[.SN "a, A, Itis., March G.-The rise bara
\ * ,..t soe pat twelve hours smonn,S 80
the hs;cl, .1l .-s f'Ser nov lacks i've inches
Is nav 1y gay ,.l. reached last year The leyees
bin, ~ t1SS 49, night one mile below Friar's
b. pIa,ss sSe - N.SSslsipPi side and at two or
~, cbs,s!O{n bss % We Arkansas side which M
>now ri,lHS HsI I'm. me rise of the river here n
Il rbs-,ss .,s.us 5S more rapidly. Rain iS fsIi;rs
birh, if yIoIsoSl' .SS's oi wind storm to,nipbr
s, t6.i.;.A ''oo Mountain Depot Tbs T 'ssge ;i az
j the hsF.is1 lave I Ie!egrapbed Pillow 10 birs
fdmas:sr s.:5 a. 4. y vii VI foot the bill. The
N S-'1 De would work all nigbt
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Smoking Killed Her.

CLEVELAND, March ga special to the
Herald, says Lucinda Balcom. aged So
years, was roasted to death to-day at Will
mot village. She was in the habit Of smok
ing, and after breakfast, while enjoying
her pipe, sparks fell on her clothes, set
ting them on fire and resulting in her
death after enduring horrible agony.
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not What the Consumers wanted.
nI......... Dn.,..LI.rn,,

The effect of the revision of the
tariff just effected in Congress will
not be understood at once. The subject IL
so complicated aud the effects of legislation
depend so mach on modifying causes not
plain to any but those whom experience
has taught, that only the operations OF the
new law will show what has really been ac-
complished There is an ostensible reduc.
tion of duties on many articles, and real
increase on others. By analysis and COM
parison the measure will be better under
stood in a short time. 1t is certain that it
is not what the consumers wanted. 1t is
gingerly concession to q demand which it
was not deemed safe to wholly disregard.
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Hoping for Some Good.
Boston Einbe-

There was evidently no injustice done to
anybody when il was stated thas the con.
ference committee was packed in the inter
est of monopolists, coached by powerful
lobby, aud committed to the protection Of
special interests at the expense OF the
American people. The bill has become q
law. Let US hope that some good will
come of it We don't expect much, and
will be glad of even q little.
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FIRE RECORD.

pETRoIT, Mich, March Ga fire this
morning destroyed Seymour Bros. double
store and two or three small adjoining
buildings. Nothing was saved. Seymour
Bros. lose $4,000; insured SIS, 900; other
losses So 0O0
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Very Important and saIutary.
Boston Journal.

The bill is not all that could be desired,
but it simpliies schedules, enlarges the
free list and reduces duties quite general
ly. The duty on sugar should have been
made lower, and also that Oh some grades
of iron, but with these blemishes the leg
islation is salutary, because it ends tariff
agitation in Congress for two years.
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Death Of n River MAN

LOUISVILLE, KY. March Capt Jas. T.
IRWIN, sn aged and wealthy citizen, died in
this city last night. For many years he
was a prominent officer of the steamers on
the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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Rroup. Bonpen & Co. = Notes.

PITTSBURGH, March 6-The Lake Supe.
rior and Jackson Iron companies, of Michi-
gan, filed q bill of equity in the United
States Court to-day against Brown, Bonnell
& Co., OF youngstown, O., alleging that the
defendants are indebted to plaintiffs in
promissory notes in sums OF $500 and
Ala 700 respectiyely
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SOUTHERN FLOODS,
" Hi>SiSNiPpi and ItS Tributaries
threatening Much DAMAGE.

Threatening Much DAMAGE.
T" LOUIS Mo, March 6.-DisPltches
y, he'rns, Ark, say: The breaking OF
/ S'izhugh leyce, 6ye miles below here.
7 Probably not affect Helene, but should
0acANAter threaten the place, the cul.
p IN the Midland Railroad embsnkmsD,
be closed, which will insure x iety.
aooat one hundred thouanr sc-ss a;
~" -" p7ooa6ly be oyerhowsd by the
t1H'Gs gi Tie FitzhUgh leyee, and whom
~. ,.ns'0r'ed that this section was dooi.
81. ,1s. s',,', and that no crops Of any con.
- ~. we're raised on il alter the wa.er
S~,,,s.4sd, and that the owners wars
al! al! IN debt prior to that time soma
- ''-ay " iormed Of the condition oft5s
we '-e'e and what strait they will bo
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IT seems impossible that remedy nae
of such common, simple plant. - hoPsi;
Bucbu, Mandrake. Dandeiion, e. - snGI,o Wnc
p;,,s,s do. but when old and yauue, rich
ID ,,ooT pastor and doctor. lawyer sno
sditnr % ali testify to having been cured y
,tan, yau mist believe s1d try them Jour
seu. and doubt 10 lo3ger.
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Cairo After the Flood-

CAIRO, ILL, March 6-The recent foods
caused very slight damage to the tracks of
the Mobile and Ohio R. r Illinois Central
r. r., in the Kentucky bottom, opposite
Cairo. Trains from the South on these
railways are running regularly into the
city.
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Cremation.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March 6.-The body OF
Henry Seibert, of Philadelphia. viii be in
cinerated in the LeMoyne cren atory on
Wednesday. This is the frst case from
Philadelphia
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Severe Hail Os0So.

LONDON, March GA severe hail and
snow storm has prevailed for the past TWEEN
ty hours. Two vessels and three men were
lost at Dundee, three vessels at ecarboro,
one at the Isle Of Man, and two lives lost st
Whitestable.
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Domes1ie TyaeeAy.

CINCINNATI, March 8.-Peter Gof, Henry
Thompson and James r Piniy st Bomarset,
KY, last night quarrellsd over Gohs wife.
Thompson made remark which incensed
GoG, who shot Thompson and was threat.
ening spinIy when the latter shot Coz,
killing him instantly.
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Two Childr.n Rarned.

LAWRENCE, o., March Ga son and
daughter of Azariah Williams, aged four
and two respectively, went into hsymos
with matches. The boy set the NOW on
fire and the girl va, burned up. The boy
escaped, but died Of his injuries.