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brought I'm for Safc-Keeping
Seas1Cd
Especial telegram TO The DIspatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, March 22.-The South
ampton wiie-murdercr, Lewis Carter. was
brought here tonight and lodged in Jail
for safe-keeping.
A stcam-gaugc blew out at the Shippers
compress to-day and scaldcd fireman
named Coale.
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The Observation-Disclosures.
Ruuus.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-EXehanges Of
the ~ per cent. bonds will be suspended
by the Treasury from March 3lst to May
lst, and an adjustment OF the interest on
exchange will be made thereafter This
suspension l. to allow time for the prepara-
tion OF Il schedule and interest checks for
the payment OF the dividend due May lst
ON registered bonds.
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RlCHMOND LIVE SroCA MAkhEr

MARCH 22:-Priccs this week ranged ~ follows
BEEF Cdftle.-yery best, 64d6ke.: good to eN-
ira, 5i,a6c.; fair 10 medium, "a ilc.; common,
Noble.
Hogs.-9MiONc., net.
Neep.-f4m sc.
Mich CoGs.--s25@sj0 per head
rnirts.-t5GS1O
About 344 head Of beef cattle. 81 hogs, and ~
sheep were on Tire market. About three carloads
Of prime cattle unsold.
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France.

PARIS, March 22.-The Revision 81 The
Constitution League has published ~ pro-
grammC. II attacks the present CohStlt,!-
ton a. framed in the interest oil al oil
garchy, and declares that reform or dura-
BILE government Is impossible WIN TWO nos
tile legislative houses.
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Tho Cyuv Threatened.

Loxpoy, March 22.-The Contra! Nevs'S
correspondent says: The Car has receiev-
ed letters threatening him with death u he
does not pardon the imprisoned Nihiis,s,
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Cotton wills Rurtlod.

RALEIGH. y. G., March 22.-The Eureka
Cotton Mills. at Mount Airy. y. c., were
entirely burned at 3 O'Clock this morning.
The lire Is believed TO have been started by
incendiarics FOR the purpose OF .ohbery.
The mill. were OF brick, and four stories
high. The loss on the building and ma
chinery is cstimqtcd at 100000; insurance,
$4,000. About one hundred people are
thrown ont Of employment.
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. Waterman KILLED by lawyer.

ST. I.ouIs, Mo-. March eat Butler,
Bates county, this state, sumner G. Hol-
comb. an attorney, shot John AleShire. a
night-watchman, on Tuesday night, while
under the influence OF liquor. Alcshire
died last evening. Holcomb Is In Jail.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, March %. 1883.
sALrs-FIpsT EoARD.--57 Virginia tiN.rt-
ccfyablc coupons. new, ut "A; 10 shares Atlantis
and Charlotte Railroad nj Gl; 300 Richmond city
IS IT los.
SECOND BoARD.-1.000 Virginia new 3's at
soi. soq Fractional n. Il. at So.
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Extra Dctecii,es in London.

DUBLIN, March 22--Thc freeman's Jour
nal saws a number Of inspectors Oh duty
in ireland have been drafted to London rs
extra detectives. Their duty will be TO
watch persons suspected OF connection
with outrage and conspiracy.
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~ IcicGrnpI,.


Ng,y YORK, March %. Cotton gHict; sals' 433
haics: upIsnds. lOac.; OHelns' i"tc.i con~Oh- !
Gated net receipts, III baes; eNpors-to Great
Britain. s,02l bales; TO iho continent, $500
bnl,- Southern Hour steldy and IN moderate ID |
mpnd; common ~ Iif extra, si.ZUd so; |
,,S0i to choice extra, s5.2jW 81. Wheai-'ash'o
I'm, vlthout much change: No. spriag nominal; |
ungraael red, sizes si.2OH; uugtaoei White' |
Si'O6Mpl %, NJ. 2 red. March, sl.l7t@s l.leg;
Amt SllSk aai.lt's. Corn opened hWlr.
I,wer bat subsequently became irnsfr and recoN-
cred hlslc OF lue decline, closing ialrly u Icy
ungradcd, $500 Csc; white southern, Os.e.Oc-,
SNriI az b axe Oats--tash weak: ~. 3, 5Oog
5fNc. Hops very strong ana "a beltyr demAhl'
Cofice-spot fFm and quiet; 10. , h,o. Nlrnn,
vcj yellow Z. 7ac.; stindard y, exc. MoIasses ilrin
@,,c Turpcntlne quiet A. 4~Sc. ,iidosra hanged
and Guict. Wool 0lill and "tois. Porn very gmt,
aud he'd aIm: new m.t> seq tl9.l5@ ~, ~
Middle steady and quls'. s-ui oiencd 4ss0c'
liver. but afterwards tsc'lt.s stronger and ld-
vanced about &C.. e'oa,es y AK; Trade m9ss,.rSate
gTimSo s', ,a9 gII M cca,ca sss ST.
So95Oc. Freightspwsf.
eN .rIM0RE
BALTIMORE, a1 IN 22.-t1our quiet and nn-
eh0uged. Maza.r Southern fairly steady NSst-
ern quiet and ~ .dy; southern red 81. iIs.fi2O'
amber, -Ls.l II 25; NJ. Msryiani, 1889
fi.2O; ND.y western winter red, spot, si.i6ses
tll61i. ~ rn-S0uthern hrm; Ne'tcrn easier ana
more aell' e southern willie 62sc. yellow, t2e,
O1NCs y n-inoTroW iuVou ftWAyl "'AF - ~ %
bOlity . there viii be n market, oatr easier. gu.
, not /ouolsbly lower; southern, S3go6c. west
or wh,fe. b5N56c.; miSeJ. Sc.; Pennsylva-
/ IA. bBGb6c Provisions unchanged and qaiei'
, coffee nrm; RIO cirsoes. ordinary % fair; ~ q
I asc. Sugar steady; IA con-, SIC, WhisbeN
dr'eta sl.lss6 kl.io. frelShts unchanged ant
quiet. ,o,,-v,r,
| CINCINNATI, March 22.-kiour ulchange,'
Whe.t easier. opened and closed Urn, a III Ose
ii. 90 spot. sI.f2l May. Corn easy; Soc. snot
BIKE May. Oats lrmer and in good demand
| ttEai5c. Pork steady az slS.oOtd $3.50, Lar'
weaker sic.s7s0esip.o0. Balk-meais quiet an'
unchanged. Bacon strong; shoulders, $3.50 elc'
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CouuferCc;1er Sentenced.

LYYcHBURG, March 22.-WilIiam Cooper.
chief of q gang OF counterieiters in South
west Virgins, has been sentenced TO three
wears in tie pcntentiary by the Roanoke
County Court. The gang has been ope-
rating extensively, hut it is now broken up.
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Syw YORK, March N0cH.-Slocks dull
MONEY. 500 per cent. LXcnane'-long. 1924,
short. iS2 =. stale bouGs neglected. 'oNclh-
'E....t4..-TAcuauee 479s. Goyrrnmcnts gen
~: nov IL. l2O.s; now g.. lO3N. Money
II I9S nor cent. Stuc. neglected. treasury bal
~, coin. sI27IS7: currency. $685..
stock, strong and higher, closing more active
rs.l. AZ.
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y.ol,y yfaruire Shot.

UyioS1owY, PA, March 22.-John Jane,
leader OF the Molly Maguires OF Fayeite
county, was shot aud killed last night b.,
superintendent +. G.. Kcghly, OF The
Youngstown Coke-Works, five miles from
here.
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Uogsrs, MULES. COWS, &c.
MULES AND HORSES 1p

ANY person not anding stock 70 suii Them AZ ny
:, - ,,IIf sTi,TFT. CINCINNATI, o., yud
~ aar as uossi bic what they want. stat
ias Tor what oarpo;s hey S.,n 70 use s,nna
aud will an the hll sIstIss s =, no sale
Filllrg orders from "hois~''S 0u's"'atrs sRe-
NV salesman, Mn. JOHN ". PACE, keeps always
GOOD SIMPLY ON hand OF ben MULES AND
iI6I;SEs ior he wholesale ard retail trade.
Satisfaction guarantee OF money refsndsd;
dc 7-6m OEVh1r p'bhSStJT'
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Captain Benjamin F'inncy OF the Crlmi-
nal Court, ST. Louis. Mo-, writes: For
three winters suffered torture with rheu-
matism. Il. Jacobs Oil Was recommended,
and seven or eight applications cured me.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rnrRspNY, 4Larch 22. lss3


Tho rercfrtS Of new crop IN hog ,heads incros'
ing. some hue Streaming (Which i IN actiHe ue
ims sun In, comm uded sl4 TO sif 20. crop OF
~ = ho.,shctds rlised BY Mr.. ID. W. tucker OF
owhaan vas old at an average, o. st6o9 iS5
S,'I rrir.s Inferior aud common ore IA oettVt
demand AT AN advance ~ 90 l. l3c: per nan red
No tinc export shipping order oheriDg' ~" quo
tatlons are tor new CROP
DARK TOBACCO.
Lwos.-Common, e3.5o@Ti good S1''VSS' ;
extra manufacturing, s1:Do@to., 100, sem
is.a6; lnc, IL @sii'oV' ~,
FRIGHT Cco-MANVFAclVhiHV,
-Common, ss&slo: medium. ST q
at n"' So,d. sl9q@li; inc, sl6S 1901 MGe|
siSMs2u. 80. a,,o.s ,r,,, Al 10 sS. 49,,
i.io5tsll: medium. sl2Y el3i good
ia u'bboMsI5 lue, sl5.oog@sldo 20,
uoa,,usys. 4 oinmon. slSht3z.OVi medium
soSS." XXI: good, s35@si0; Ane, si5V/j3; fancy
S60@fGo. ,,.,,,,,,,,, -co,nmo<, soo6saS
uesinm. sS0@.35; good sspV.ti5; dne, s50e
s55; extra, .o7 .b0eFJo'
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obituary.

San FRANCISCO, CAL, M,rch 22.-Mrs.
Adolphe Flamant, daughter OF the late j,
W. siTonton, died nt Napa Inst night.
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AUTHORIZATIONS.
SMUCKS, STEAW, &c.

SHUCKS, SHuoKS, sHUCKS,
- STRAW, hTRAW. STRAW,
for sale loose In bales, delivered IN any quaniiy.
Also, large lot Of MAsTICA1FD CORN-FOD-
DER. Apply % y. J.: BAsht 4;
corner Franklin and Lombardy streets
NH lS-eod3t near Richmond College.
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An anncnI for Alh.

Ioyp,y March 22.--Cardinal Manning
has issued an appeal asking for collection
in aid o, the distressed people in Ireland.
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lo,ls.

so,or-Ws quote: Ne, t3Gs325; euPHhne'
3.75M%l.95:eNtrt. 500 $3.50. common iamIb'
SaSatE.6O: Patent iamilv. r7Nf7.1o'
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ERCIAI4.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EIcml0ND. March -, 1898.
OFFERINGS.

wur.r.-Wtite. - bushels Rod, 97J bushels.
E,-cNhiiited, So bushels.
CoRN-N bite, l.3OG bush. L.
OATs.-3u bushels
sYE.-9O bushels.
lrAs.-202 bu-hcls.
SALES REPORTED To sFCRETAIH.
WUrAT.-Red, 30 bushels good LonH'frFy ~
Si.2O: zoe bushels mixed ~ , - - bs'Ht's
common T. good Shpribrrry at Sl.lO 20 -l.le.
1nUN.-NLitp. 1902 beshc,s good 10 very good
BLAcK PEAs-CG bushels on private terms
.,tnu,r,,f4 1 , hsles. Quotations: Alddlng. Sec.'
i'w nnddl.ng, 9sc.; good ordinary, Sc. ordinary
Ttc.
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Personal.

NOTICE.-We have this day appointed
~ Mr.. J. NJ. MACON our agent 10 carry ON the
RETAIL GROCERY AN, LIQUOR BUSINESS
in all MS branches. at No. 903 east Broad street 10
buy and sell for CASH only. mo
GEORGE A. LATuR0P & 90.
RICHMOND, March ~. 1883, NH l7.2w
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS. MARCH %, 80.
tBy Telegraph
kpt,fyFD
INSURANCE..

I'VE ATTENTION Of THE INSU
1 RANCE PUBLIC
j. respectfully Invited fo the 'dyantaess Of tho
NOR THWEsTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE,,
now IN tho rwENrY-FIFTU YEAI Of its existence
They comprise RAPID PROGRESS. LARGE Sur
PLVs. LARGE DIVIDENDS, and Low DEATH
Rate:
Amount Of insurance IN force Janu-
arr ]. lSsl..... ......... .-so4'eOf,Ooi
Amount of Insurance in force Jahu- -
arg l. l>>Z...... s1>oOos-fO
Amount Of insurance IN force Jdnu- 49,.
arv l. lss3..,.............. S3.3J5,424
Surplus over per cent. Reserve .....S 3,0lf.oIS
surplus over 4 y rer cent. rsscryn.... i.le4.9bS
IL diyid. nls are r:sURPAssED. III II the ONLY
company which has ia recent Nolrs pri1fd tables
of crrrent CASH DIVIDENDS tor the inform tttoo
If the pubic. The NORrHWEsIERN has done
thi. for TWELVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The ratio OF Celtl-l1-ses To mean amount AZ rioa
I'm lsS2 was s-i0O Ter cent.
For further information address
JOHN u. CARY s. son.
GenI Agents Tor Virginia ana North Carolina
corner Bank and Tenth streets Rieh1ohd. Va.
NIB 4-ecdtmyll
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lsEREli.IEEkS-
TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
In addition 10 my regular business, am now
srIndine my STANDARD" BRANDuF ZINE
TER. which l. unequ,lledhy ANS ON ue il.rket,
and which intend shall become uniyesssiy po1u,
my lump. can fntuish the hsst quality, ana hiv-
ing the capacity Tor grinding ffly tons per gay,
can give consumers BE alsans ige OF baN, my u
in sIy ground. a. ! will not keep supply on
hind but grind IL after receiving orders 90 short
est notice. Price, 60. on appllctnon.
WILLIAM I. KING,
400 TO $500 Williamsburg avenue,
NH s-2u, POst-OMce Box L.
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.tw ,ORN COTTDN riFT,iKrr
SOFT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1888.
AlHtyEU

pORT OF RIG HMOSD, MARCH %, 1888.
Arrived
steamship Old Dominion. Walter, New YORK.
merchandise and PASSENGERS e.. W. Alien 90.
Steamer wyoming, smith. Philadelphia, mer-
cnandis,. J. ". McCgnfcs. agent.
steamer ARIEL, clifford norfolk. nlted states
nail. mcrchaudi-c, and o,-sscnccrs, l.. y. 1Rt9r |,
superintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner Gay Thomas, shoe, Baltimore, stone,
Curtis & Parker
Schooner Pedro A. Grau. Hand, New Pcdford-
coal. ChcsaEe ke aud ONO Halfway Company;
vessel. Curtis K Parker.
schooner Annie :. tiasiili, Gasklll. Philadelphia
ria PeCrsbwg, iunIbcT, Curtis s. Psrkcr.
PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS. MARCH 22, 80.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
chandi-e and passengers. chesapeake aud OHIO
Railway Company llnd Sill''l u rciurnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. mcTchsndi.e and pes-
sengers. smihGeld, Chesapeake and ONO hallway
Company .nnd sailel on reiugnl
-tc,mcr Northampton. McCarrick, Norfo'k,
mcrchtnlise and passengers. Chesapef se ana ONO
Railway Company nnd sailed on riurnl.
SchoOucTs IL :. Williams. Fray. por land; VI.
trOwel. Boston; George Acry. Rogg g. New
Heiiord; ". II. henz,i, sopcr. Aew lorS-all
light, % load coal.
Schooner william Cobb. hendrick. Bostoo, coal.
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EUTrN0RU. March 22.-Nilp1nia 6's, con.o
dated. AZ: plst-duc coupons. Al; new lV-4N
a.: new s., $50. Bid to-day.
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Share specul.tlon- opened iitm, ana piices 90
bigh than yc. tcgdly. While -. laui' MlnnGlci
md Manitoba opeued higher. From opening tlh
shnrtly altar [ O'Clock thg marSc; was stfonF'
and "a further advance OF SN WAS rec Diuel ~
which Del ware. EaClawannI AMI western ~
ci,o. Hur!iug,on and Quincy. and TIE northern
,,.ei IL. were ttc leading features. TINS was ipl-
lowed about midday 10y - reaction Of "a the ~
Ter Northern Pacific preferred; atteF Milch the
hiehost figure uf the day were made, -. panl,
Minneauolis aud Manitoba selling ~ 81 to lo9'
aud the general III so. Dulns ne l1sl Iour tt.
iina dealing a decline of - took place ia -
plul. Minneapolis nd Manitoba, = In Gentf' ~
,i aud if}f IN the remainder Of the lst, the lat
80, mn. "a and Trau--C Continental. The general
III compar- q with yc-tcrday's closing QGoHiions
arc a fraction higher. Central Paclnce. hoNeNtf'
il Il and Manhattan Elevated lower. IfaAsA'-
tIons aggregated ISL 0D shares.
There viii De- 40 business transacted Al Tie STOCK
Exchange tomorrow.
8ALTlMOi.E.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country ProdNce.

Country Prodnce.
Appies: Grcon-trom $3.50 10 IS q barrel
for common 10 extra choice. Active.
Be6Slrdr' SOC. "a N.
Bwter: Prime to choice yellow. 2562sc.-
scarce iair togOod, lisa zoe; frcsh yellow butter
Corn 1eot: .GO@85c. per bushel for country:
zoe. for city mills.
,BsSns: White. s2@s2.25; mixed, 1880
D,'ied Fruu: Blackbcrrics. 7e. cherries. I5c.
Lire Folois: iienA 35Gg4Oc.; chickens, 2jeI
.Dresssd Fo,els: Tukcys, 17@lsc.; chickens,
t5eJ / &c.; ducks, l7mIsc.
Eggs: Sc. crates and barTols; scarce.
Ftqthers: Primc Iiye-sooie' J0@5zc.: common
Fiarsesd: 81 .O5@sl.lo a bushe,.
Hag: virginia timothy. 500 sJc.; clover
mixed. GO, Toe: clover, Goa 65c.
BOied Odts: 65GtSJc.
Pofdtoes: Irish. s2as3 2 barrel for choice
Virginia: northern, $500; common, .l.oO. Mar
Roofs: Ginseng, sI.35@sl.40 Z N. Seneca. frco
Of tops i0et45c. q n.
Ldrd. Country, ll@l2c.
PSaants: Common 70 choice, GGsc. r n.
RYs: Goa 65c. = bushel.
SNmOc' Prime. S5c.
Shncks' 600bJr.
BGied Hr01: 35M40c.
InilOtc. GEGt7c. r. ~. ,
Wool: Washed. 3Oc.; unwaehei, zoe. bnrry
wool will bring from To 81. = u. less tn2D above
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
0,ment: Roscndale. *l.5j@$l.GJ . barrel
James iNlNtl. TlsfNbtFi.
lime. Agrcgltnl.ll. Sti Toe. q iushcl: Rock
land. si.15@.l.20, according to quantity; Virgil
Pia@er. Lump, 81: ground, IS; calcined
plaster, -l.1J.
Tar. Large sizc,Si.
pry Goods,
PriDts. Merrimass, Gsc.; Aierrimack shirting
&c; Richmond &C.: south Brld%e- DC; racine
d.: Sprleue. &c.: Suraguo shifting. JIc. Dun
Ucf'S 8 &C.. Aliens. &c.: Manchester, G.".; N3'i-
ington. & r.: Mallory Pink. 81" Mallory Purple,
6Nc.: simpson Mourning, &C., np-on Grey. go;
simpson Black, &C.; harmony, d.; AshIahd
solid. BE.
Bi,0ched MiNings and %tshAgs: i-s -
cutty. be-: - Jack Horncr, 5Ac.; Is Edward
Harris, Csc. IA Falrm0nt. &c. ~ PELHAM
Of -; ii Gladiator, &c.: III iiarkcr.yc.; Al
Farewell, Sc: IA WaWe2an, llc.; lO-i h"iiad-
mock. 25c.: lc-i Pcquot. 32,c.
Broicn lotions: Manchester . \, 0lc,: Nan
chester IL \. n. G.c.; Rockbridge - u. H..
Gtc.: James River 2, q. O., Jsc.; james River
IT, H.. g.. James River -. d.. &c.
Druc=, DycstuiIs, Oils, 81.
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inlnIer. Maven, 40.
Powder, Shot, sc.

Fuse. Toy'- mining, $3.50 9cc. = 100 feet.
P0lrdcf: S6.25 by tie ilSo AeZ---ia'' IMAM h''
kcg-, 5000; blasting, s2.dJ 500.
Sb.S. Northern. Sl.SJ n bag ~ - 10
GriAdsfOaCS: I..@ q. a ID.
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by Telegraph.

O'I Dominion Steamship To-. IUU IL
l.. & ". PIT. R'y & ". n. Go. -. II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-05-17
MAY Grnn lsen0rf.

The May crop report of the Ohio
State Board of Agriculture, based on
882 township reports, received from
May 1st to 4th, gives the following
averages as compared with May, 1882;
wheat, winter, killed and plowed up,
10 per cent of the total acreage. The
condition of the rest is 81 per cent,
making the total probabilities So per
cent. or about 25, 600, 900 bushels, with
good weather till harvest; rye, condi-
lion ~; barley, So meadows, Sc pas
lures, 81; spring pigs, SO; spring lam lbs
94 proportion of seed corn that will
gerninate, 40; proportion of spring
plowing done, 50; proportion done in
average seasons at this date, 73. Thir-
ty-eight counties report some damage
10 fruIt by frost and fifty counties not.
Wages of farm hands 1881 and board
per month, All increase of s. "a per
month over last year. Cores pondents'
notes indicate that about 33 per cent.
of the wheat acreage was ruined, but
not all plowed up because seeded down
to clover and timothy.
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Death of gen. Grants Mother.

JERSEY CITY, May 12.-Mrs. Han
nah 5. Grant, mother of ex-President
Grant, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Corhin, of Pavo-
mia Avenue, Jersey City Heights, yes
terday afternoon. Mrs Grant rose in
the morning apparently in good health
but was seized with severe pains in the
region of the heart shortly before noon.
A physician was at once summoned,
but she expired before his arrival. Mrs
Grant was born in Berks county, Pa,
November 22d, 1889, and was married
to Jesse r. Grant at Claremont, o.
She was the mother of six children,
three of whom are now living, Mrs.
Corbin, u. s. Grant and Mrs. Kramer,
wife of the present United States Min
lister 10 Switzerland.
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what wroughtt.,e Ruin.

Private Dalzell, well known as for
mer Representative from Noble county
and always Republican, gives the
following testimony as to what killed
the Republican party:
1t is money, money, all money that
ruined our good old party. Its offices
sold for cash in convention. Its high
offices Used to enrich thieves. The
first year of theadministratiOn devoted d
to trying Republican President; the
second year i'll trying Republican star
route thieves. Bah! 1t stipks.
Think of a party killing its Presi-
dent, numbering him because he was
not from New York, and then going
before the country with such damna-
bic record of assassination with bloody
hands to elect another. It can't do it,
The Stalwarts would rather see a DEM
Ocrat Governor than a Garfield man.
The Garfield men would rather see the
horned devil in the executive office
than a Stalwart. There is another di-
vision in our party, not confined to
Ohio either. The Democrats have us
this time, and don't you forget it, and
they know it. They doubt it no more
than they doubt that the world moves
have scarcely doubt that Demo,
crat will follow Arthur in the White
House, and his name is Hancock.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-05-17
COUNTY FAIRS IN OHIO.

The following list will show the dates at which
County Agricultural Societies will hold their
nnual Fairs in 1888:
AsHTABULA- Jefferson, September 25, &c 7,2s.
ATHENS A thens, October 8. 4, 5.
hUGLAIzE-Wapako October 2, 3, d, s.
IELMoNT-St. Clairsville. September +, 81.
BROWN Georgetown, October ?, 3, A, s.
BUTLER-Hamilton. October /, ,. .345.
CARR0LI.-Carrollton October q 3 4.
IHAMPAIGN-U rbana, August IS 90. 30 81
CLARKE-Sprnglield August %, 1870, 81.
CLINToN-W ilmlngtOn, August IA, IS, If, II.
CLERMoNT-Boston, September 5, g. 7, 6.
CoLUMBIANA--New Lisbon September 26 27 2s
CosHoCTON-C Coshncton, October Q, 10, II 10.
CRAWFORD -Bucyrus. September %. 26, 27, IS.
CUYAHOGA-Cha2rin Falls, September 1 1 IL, ,13.
DARKE-Greenvil!e,S September 10. II -. 13, IA.
Observation-Disclosures. Septem Der % &C. %. 49,
ERIE-Sandusky. September 24, 25, &C. 81, %.
FAIRFIELD-Lancaster, October 10, II, -, Is.
FULToN-Wauscon, September ~, 10 90, 81.
G GALLIA-Gallipolis, September Is. 10, 20. 81.
GEAUGA-Burton, September II. is. 10, 81.
GREENE-Xenia, September 12 13. ID.
MISUNDERSTANDING. September 4. 5. o..
HANcoCK-FindIay, October 8 4 3 G.
HARRIsoN-Cadiz October 3, A. 5.
HoCKING-LOgau, DC ober ., 3, d. 5.
HURON-Norwalk, September 1S 49, 90 81.
JEFFERsON-Smithfeld, September 26. 27. g.
LAKE-Painesvile, September 25. 81, II, D.
LAwRFNCE-Ironton. September II, 12, 49, ii.
LICKING Newark, October 2, 3, a. 5.
LOGAN-Bellefontaine October 2. }, A. 5.
LoRAIN-Elyria, September 25. 26, 27, 29.
MAHoNISS -Caniield, October 9 4.
MARIoN-Marion. October - 4, 5.
MEDINA-Medina, September II, -, !3.
AN-McConnellsville. Sept 1s, 10 90 81.
MoRR0w-Mt. Gilead, October 8. 10, II, 10.
MUsKINGUM- GAINESVILLE September II IL, ,13, Ia
OTTAwA-Port Clinton, October 2, 3, 4.
PAULDING-Paulding. October 23.4-
PICKAwAY-CiTcleville, September 1871 2o, ,21.
PoRTAGE-Ravenna, September %. 81, 2s.
PREBLE-Eaton. September 25, 26. 81. 2s, 90.
PUTNAM-Ottawa. October 2. 3, d. 5.
RICHLAND-Mansfeld, September 25. 96, 81. %.
Ross-Chillicothe, August IA, Is, 16. II.
SANDUsKY-Fremont,S September 25. g. 81, 2s.
SENECA-Tiffin October 2. 3, As.
SHELBY-Sidney. September 25. %, 81, %.
STARK-Canton, September 25, 26. 27, %.
SUMMIT-Akron, October 2, 3, IS.
TUscARAwAs-Canal Dover, October 2, 3. q, s.
VAN WERT-Van Vert, September IS. %, 80.
UNIoN-Marysville.O October 2. 3, as.
WARREN-LebanOn, September IS. 19, 20, 81.
WAsHINGTON-Marietta.S September y, 13. ID.
WILLIAMs-Bryan, September 1a, 10, 20,21-
WooD D-Tontogany. September 25, 26. 2T, %,
WYANDoT-Upper sandusky, Oct. 9, 10, IL, 12,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-05-17

A BIO blow occurred at Willougbby
Ohio, about o'clock Monday evening
which blew down chimneys, uprooted
trees, and leveled fences. The western
end of the brick block, with shops
connected with the wagon works, was
destroyed, the solid brick walls falling
in from the force of the wind, and the
roof being thrown completely over on
the ground. Mr.. John Fendick was
the only one i'll the shop at the time,
and was seriously injured 10y the fall
ing bricks. Several people were blown
of their feet, and although the actual
damage done was not very great, the
scare given by the storm will not soon
be forgotten.