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ions-no transactions outside OF KiIgan & Co.,
who are doing a big jobbing trade.
GRAIN. {
The wheat markets generally were a little
Offish to-day. but tine weakness, il it can be
characterized as such ,is said BY the "bnlls' to be
but temporary. The Board of Trade Price Cur
rent says: Wheat to-day has suffered a relapse.
The sun is shining all around the circle for the
first time in many days; the granger has stopped
in his upward imagination to rest, and the boys
at Chicago, in anticipation Of Washington's
birthday, havs run out of wind, so the markets,
left to themselves, follow the force of gravity
and tend toward the center of the earth-down-
ward. In fact, Chicago and seaboard are off
about two cents from the highest point OF yes
terday. Our local market is relatively better,
with bids q to sc lower, with fair demand. The
far mers' deliveries reported small. We quote:
No. 2 Mediterranean, track.---..--..-..-$1.12
NO. 2 red. track 1,09I9
No. 3 red, track LOS
February, rack. 1.OSl9
March. 100
April, -
Mr1ea, 5ract;iI AooSS
Corn steady and firm. Good demand on all
grades, but sellers somewhat scarce. Markets
else where are weakening, and range from l9c to
&c lower. We quote:
No. 2 white, track
NO; 8 white, track
Yellow,
High mixed, track
Mixed, track --.---.--
Uumerchantable, track
NO grade,
Aprll, track.
Oats strong and in active demand; all inquiries
confined to cash deliveries. Markets elsew here
hrm. We quote:
Light mixed,
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HoGs-Receipts $3.50; shipments, 1,2l1. Mar
ket opened slow and 1O015c lower than the close
OF yesterday, on all grades. but later became
more active, holders taking the concessions de-
manded by buyers early In the day, closing
steady, with a few loads of heavy weights hold
ing over, statesmen not being willing to take the
prices offered.
Assorted heavy shipping .-....-- $7.2O973O
Assorted light shipping 6.65O6.75
Medium, shipping 6.90a7.05
Mixed packing 6.6O06.75
Fat 625 40
S~HEEP-Receipts, 342; shipments, So. Mar
ket steady and prices unchanged.
Choice TO prime S. .25 $3.50
Fair 10 good 4.5065.00
Common TO medium. 3.00O4.0O
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Plttsburg, Cine,nnatl 9 81. Louis.

Depart-New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Baltimore aud Pitts
burg Express, daily .-.-..-.. 4:35 am
Dayton and Columbus Ex-
press, except sunday ..-.....11:00 am
Richmond Accommodation -. 4:l0 pm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily ........ 5:l5 pm
Dayton Express, daily ..-...-. 5:l5 pun
Arr1ve Richmond accommodation, ex-
cept sunday .;-:.:-.'... e:55 am
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily ..-....-.12:00 m
Columbus and Dayton Express
except Sunday .----.--,.... 5:45 pm
New York, Philadelphia, WASH
1ngton, Baltimore and PITTS
burg Express, ily..........10:3 pm
Dayton Express. daily except
Sunday. Recommendations pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KOKOMO, P, C. IL 81. L. r. r..
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Ex-
prese, daily, p. c..--...----.1l:25 am
Louisville and Chicago Fast
Express, daily, s.----.-.....1l:2O pm
Arrive Chicago and Louisville Fast
Express, daily s.---.--.--. 3:45 am
Chicago and Louisville Ex-
press, p. c.------.---..-. 1851 pm
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LIVE STOCK.
Market.

UNION S~ToCKYARDs, Feb. 21.
CArrLE-Receipts, 325; shipments. AZ. Mar
ket active and stronger for shipping grades, but
not quotaoly SO, while good butchers are steady
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Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
-" -
Elevator A.. 97.9ocl 1S,500l S0Ol 600
Elevator B .7O0l 35,l00l 17,000l $500
Captl Efvatrl 100000 10, 00Ol ...... .I.-...-..
City Elevator 1870.
West Elevat'r. ll43, 900l 24,8OOI 11,400I 5000
ElevatorE.... 4,50oi $1,000 1000 .......-.
- = ----I---
Total ....... $40, 900 81, 4o0I 81, zoe 1900
Corresp'g day.
last year. $50, 900 "a, 900 $4,000 II, 900
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J~effersonvilie, Madison & Indianapolis.
Dspart-southern Express, daily, S.. AIS am
Louisville aud Madison Ex-
TAO ana
Louisville and Madison mail,
400 pm
Louisville Accommodation,
daily, r. ..-...%.:--.... 6:so pm
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison
Mail r. c:..-:-.-.--.:...1ooo am
indianapolis and Chicago Ex-
press, daily, am
New York aud Northern FaBt
+ express. $50 pm
ST. Louis and Chicago Fast
Line, daily, s...............1C:45p pm
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
Trains marked thus +. c.. reclining chair car.
g., sleeper; D., parlor car; h., hotel car.
LRAa linal G. G q q IaliaaaaaL=
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IBR S INVARIABLY IN ADYANoE-PosFAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat, bush. Is, $50
Corn, bush 5000
Oats, bush 5000
GRAIN Ann pRovrsroNs At curcAco
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rJ,HE MOST FKEDUENT SITE OF Can
Ger is on the border ground between skin
aId mucous membrane perhaps it would be
more accurate to say upon the mucous MEN,
brane, where II joins the skin, for 1t Is upon
the mucous surface, rather than the cutane-
O,ls, that the cancer Is 1rst observed. Cancers
and tumOrs OF all kinds permanently cured,
without givin. pain using the knife. by
II. ID. LONGAKER, NJ. ID.
Office-No. IL East Walnut Street. Lancaster.
Consultation tree. a12-3td&w
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TELEGKaPBIC PARAGRAPHS.
To-Day's News From Various Quarter

To-Day's News From Various Quarters.
Near Plainfield Lchigh Valley railroad
train collided with a Philadelphia e. Read
ing train ut the crossing of the former
road with the Bound Brook road to Phila-
delphia this morning. Several persons
are reported to have been injured and one
car was burned.
In the Democratic state convention to-
day, at Atlanta, Ca, the convention after
4 lengthy discussion appointed d special
committee of Is to effect a compromise on
the question of the nominee for governor.
Abraham d. HackmaD, postmaster at
Pipersville: Bucks county, was brought ro
Philadelphia to-day by a deputy United
States marshal, charged with REFUSING old
postage stamps, reused stamps having
been frequently discovered on letters from
that town. An investigation was held and
it was found that Hackman kept the
money left with him for postage and at
tached Cancelled stamps to the letters. He
will be given hearing before United
States Commissioner Phillips.
Hackman was arraigned this afternoon
and held in s., 800 bail to answer.
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THE KECORDER'S Bill.
A Long ParlIamentarY Struggle.

Long Parliamentary Struggle.
Special Dispatch to the INrELLIGENCEH.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 12.-The Sen.
ate had long parliamentary struggle on
the Philadelphia recorder bill to day, Incl
dent to motion made by Kennedy, of
Philadelphia, to strip tho bill of
all the amendments made on
second reading with the addition
of a clause providing that the act go INTO
effect January /, 1884. The bill Invested
of this matter would be a bill repeating
tho Quay act of 1878. Cooper raised the
point of order that the amendments in
serted on second reading could not
be stricken out on third. The chair,
Lieut.. Gov. Black, sustained the point but
decided that Konnedy's motion was divisi-
bio. The Senate then voted to strike
out tho clause providing when the
law shall go into effect, Cooper raised the
point of order Oh the rest of Kennedy's
motion similar to tho one he previously
made. Tho chair sustained the point to the
evident disgust of tho Democratic
senator's, and Kennedy appealed
in vain for reconsideration,
until a discussion bad been had, the chair
stating that it was his duty to decide and
the Senate to appeal. Messrs. Ken-
nedy, Gordon, Biddis, Hart and
Coke appealed from the decision and
the Senate adjourned pending a motion
to lay the appeal on the table.
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ClTUATlUNS WANTED. A WOMAN
y wants II alt uatiOn TO do work by the day.
A girl. IL wears OH: wants a situation to DO
housewOrk. Apply at "
1T 453 NORTH WATER STREET.
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AnluOelnonts.

Decentralization Mobiles, aided by the
young and gifted comedienne Dollie Mobiles
and by fine company. will present "Inter-
views In Fulton opera house this evening.
The play abounds in fun and is interesting ell
through. 1t has been received everywhere by
big and delighted audiences. and the knowl.
edge which Lancaster theatre-goers have OF
the Mobiles as excellent artists will no doubt
draw a large audience this evening. Alonzo
Schwartz, whose name is synonymous with
fine acting of the light and pleasing sort.
Is in the troupe and takes the character OF
Mar Stein In Interviews" The company
will give "The Ph9nfx' tomorrow evening
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LYNCH LAW.
Murderer Taken from Jail, Hanged and
Riddle0 With BullaIa.

A Murderer Taken from Jail, Hanged and
kiddled With Bullets.
LYNCHBURG, Va, April 12.-This morn
ing early, about 100 disguised persons at
tackled the Jail at Wytheville, forced the
sheriff to surrender the keys, and took W.
Nj. Crockett from his cell and hung him
from the beam of a mill on the
outskirts of the town. Crockett was
awaiting trial for the murder of Joseph H.
F. Hurt, in Wythe county, some time
ago. The murder was a cold blooded
affair, and Crockett would have been
lynched at the time had he not escaped.
He was captured about two months
ago and brought back to Wytheville lfol
trial. After hanging him the mob riddled
his body with bullets to insure his death.
None of the lynchers were recognized. In,
tense excitement prevails at Wytheville
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COLUMBIA: NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
1t is reported that ON account of the
large number of extra engineers who are
now ON the list of the Pennsylvania rail-
road considerable number will be put
back TO firing.
The defective " frog" of switch in
tho west yards Of the Pcnusy lvania rail-
road company threw engine No. 298 and a
box car off the rails last night. Both were
slightly damaged 10y the accident and the
track was torn up.
A double canal boat. tho first which has
passed through the Pennsylvania canal
this season, arrived at Rruner's coal
wharves yesterday where it is now unload
ing its cargo of "dusky diamonds" 1t
halls from Nanticoke.
On the River.
While Mr.. William Heckle and another
gentleman wero rowing Oh the river in n
"shell," yesterday, it capsized. The
alarmed Oarsmen clung to the bottom Of
the overturned boat, aud rs they were but
a short distance from the shore, finally
succeeded in paddeling to it. 1t was cold
bath.
The rafting season has opened in reality
A number of RATS now line the river shore
at Marietta. A large number of Others
.are reported to bo on their way down tu
the lower markets OF the Susquehauna,
and everything gives evidence OF go"
season for this business. Few RATS hav,
yet passed this place, most of those which
have descended the river mcoring at
Marietta.
Accidents.
Miss Ada Neisling had her faco severely
cut by a fall received while descending the
steps i'll front of Chief Burgess SHEATH
Office this morning. No bones were broker
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althoug gh the steps are high and the fal
was very heavy one.
The horses of DR.. Bockius and Franl
on Locust street and the latter's on Fourth
street Both were captured with but
little difficulty.
improvements.
The new dwellings on West Third street
are now being fenced in. Pavements are
also being laid in front of them. These
are pretty homes and it would be we'll fOI
the town if more like them could be
built.
The residence of Mr.. Adam Neisliu.. on
Locust street, is being repainted. VIM.
| Hartman has the contract for doing the
work. The latter has just commenced
business for himself.
Personal and Social.
A festival will be held in tho armory on
Friday and Saturday evenings, April Goth
and 2lst. The public arc invited to attend
and partake of refreshments.
Miss Josie IIOyer, of Harrisburg, is
visiting Mr.. Henry Hippey, on Fourth
street.
Mr.. and II. f. Bruner arc visiting Phila-
delphia.
Tom Thumbs Show.
Large audiences were present at the
performances given by Tom Thumb aud
company yesterday in the opera house.
All we're we'll pleased with the entertain
ment. Much dissatisfaction was created
by larger price being charged for tickets
than had been announced. Such pro
ceeding will not benefit an organization of
any kind.
Educati"Dnl, Literary and Religious.
Messre. J. w. Steacy, c. S. Kaufman
and G. II. Pfahler were elected trustees
of the Presbyterian church at tho congre.
gational meeting which was held last even
ing. They succeed others whose terms have
expired. A report of the financial condi-
tion of the church was read, which showed
it to be in flourishing circumstances.
The "Orphans meet tonight at DIR.
}. X. Linaeweaver's, on Walnut street. A
full attendance is requested, as this will
be the last night of practice for tho Shoch
literary Entertainment.
The senior class of tho Columbia high
schoo! contemplate attending the COM
mencement exercises of the Marietta high
school i'll Central Hall this evening.
The Borough Budget.
A fight began at place on Front street
last evening, and, with intermissions, was
continued until almost morning. The
participants should all bs arrested for
their disgraceful proceedings.
Market dull this morning. Shad from
the lower waters of the Susquehanna,
81 per pair; eggs, Is to 20 cents; butter,
% to 30 cents; vegetables, scarce.
A storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, prevailed here short time this
morning.
The spring clipping of trees has begun.
The work is going on in different parts of
the town.
The Columbia school board will meet
this evening.
Orion lodge No. SG7, l. o. o. F., met
last evening. No particular business was
transacted.
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nOw To secure Health.

seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPARILIA AN ID
Or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. 1t
is indeed Il strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, a1d has proven itself 10 DO tue best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlittc disorders.
Weakness OF tho Kidneys, Erysipcla-, I':,l;.-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, l,i..
ious complaints and all diseases jn,icatin: IN
impure condition OF the Blood. Liver. Kid
neys, Stomach. Skin, etc. 1t corGrcts inLi
gcstion. A single bottle will prove to y"" i:,s
merits II health rcncwer, for 1t Ats tIk =
CHAEM, especially when tho complain; j:
of an exhaustive nature, having 4 tendency Il,
lessen the natural vigor OF tho br&in :ll,h nCr
vOus system.
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Martin II. Fry, cigar manufacturer, of
Reamstown, this county, was arrested OD
a charge of defrauding the U. g. revenue
by selling cigars without stamps, filling
boxes that had been previously used,
and making false returns to the revenue
officers. He gave bail this morning in the
sum of $1,000, for a hearing before U. s.
Commissioner Slaymaker on Wednesday,
25th inst.
His factory and its contents have been
seized, and his stock of tobacco, cigars,
moulds, presses, &C., have been brought
to the revenue Office in this city.
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a Cough. COIu sore larOat snOuIu De
s;opi'ed. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Dtscase or Consumption
Browns bronchial Trochs ,lo not disorder
the stomach Ike cough syrupS and ba'sams
but act directly on the i4pa'nel parts. allaying
Irritation. give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarr!,, nnd tho Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrOchrS have h,en rGc0m.nonded by phySi
Clans. and alwaYa give perfect satisfaction.
Having been teate! by widc snd con5tant use
foI nrar!y al entire generatiOn. they have At
taiRed wei .norted ran K among the few staple
remGi"s of the aga. sold ut g5 cent, box
every " here, mv-lvdTTh&FXlvw
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Grain and Provision Quotations.
Wheat Corn Oats POrh


CHlCAGO-HOSs-Hecef 5000 heat; ship
mentS, $50 head !; market brisk early sales
made ut strong prices; demand Indifferent
market closed weak ut easier rates mixed,
~ O5GD7 30; heavy. 81 55D7 80; light, u 2O{p
] 20; skips, 81 1901 90.
Cattle-Keceipts, 5000 head shipments 1900
head; market fairly active at steady prices
exports 1T Sc GJGi6 30, good to choice ship
ping, 81 l0Gl6 GO; common to fair, Is 5O16 W.
Sheep-Keceipts, 2,GOO head shipments, 1900
head; market fair, but slow and easier
common to fair, s. 7JG4 80 good to choice, S. Is
@6z5.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle - Receipts, 34 heal
market slow; prime, 81 JOf97; fair to good,
- 25dl6 % common. S46l5.
Hogs-Kcceipts, G8O head market active
Philadelphias, IS OOas 25; Workers., 81 cog
7SJ.
prime wool sheep. So 5Op7 clipped. $5 256l6
fair good wool, S6fs 50: do clipped, - 750
M5 %; common wool, $5G95 50; do clipped,
S. JOlll 50.
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MARkEIS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April l2.-Flour dull, steady
Superfine, $S 25G3 7s; extra, q 1904 25
Penn'a Family, 81 s7G5.
Rye flour at $3 62@l3 IS.
Wheat higher, but unsettled.
Corn hrmer and In good local demand;
Steamer, 64Ts66c sail yellow AMI Mixed, 656
GGc !; No. 3, Mixed, 63Gl65c.
Oats firm and in fair demand.
Rye dull ut &c.
Provisions steady.
Lard firm.
Butter quiet and unchanged.
Rolls dull.
Eggs quiet; Penn'a, lSxc; Western, $50
lSHc.
Cheese firm.
Petroleum dull A.; Refined, S1aepSIxc.
Whisky ut 81 IL
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL IL. 1883.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS,
Crowds of People and Strong Guards Attend
ant upon tho Removal Of Prisoners in
LOndun-Kumored Theatre Catas-

LOndun-Kumored Theatre Catas-
trOphe.
LONDON, April 12.-Norman, Gallagher,
Dalton, Wilson, Curtin and Ansburgh, the
six men recently arrested here OIL suspic
ion of being connected with a dynamite
conspiracy, wore taken to the Bow street
police court this morning in prison van.
The vehicle was driven at rapid pace
through the streets and was &C
companied by guard consisting
of armed police and mounted cOnstablss.
A large crowd of persons followed tho
prisoners. The whole route traversed by the
van was lined with policemen, and every
precautiOn to prevent rescue was taken.
The prisoners appeared perfectly calm.
Reported Disaster In n Theatre
PARIS, April 12.-The papers here thu
morning report that terrible catastrophe
has occurred in theatre at Revel, caused
by an explosion of gas. A performance
was in progress at the time and the theatre
was crowded. Many persons are said to
have been killed in the panic which en-
sued.
:.Precautions Against Suspicious Persons.
ST. PETERSBURG, April IA ukaz
has been issued by the government order
ing that increased vigilance be observed
on the frontier to prevent suspicious per-
sons from entering tho country. 1t is
supposed that this precautiOn IS taken,
owing to the approach of tic time fixed
for the coronation of the czar.
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Correction, ,

The chairman of tho new lamp COM
mittee seems to have been mistaken in the
figures which he gave us yesterday of the
cost of lighting the city, Instead of the
cost being SIG. .0OO, as he stated, it was but
2,72O, including tho street lamps, gas in
the station house, mayors and troasurer's
offices and council chambers. The apprO-
priation was $4,000.
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READING STRIKERS.
Compromise Effected at tho HleIlert
EOUndry Works.

A Compromise Effected at tho EleIIert
FOundry Works.
READING, Pa, April IA committee
of strikers called at the Office of the Mel f.
lert foundry this morning and agreed to
compromise tho difficulties between
the proprietors and men for a five per
cont. increase in wages. The men originally
wanted from 10 to Is per cent. increase all
around. All went to work except three.
1t is learned at the Office Of the Reading
iron works to-day that on Monday next
the rolling and sheet mills will be shut
down indefinitely Oh account of dullness
in trade and between four and five
hundred hands will be thrown out of work.
The company refused large orders recently
at prices which would lose them money.
Their pipe mill is running on half time.
Not Guilty.
Maria Keyser, tried hero for child
murder, was this morning found not guilty
on the ground of insanity.
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A LADdel1gi0.

A landslide on the Columbia & Port
Deposit railroad yesterday caused a deten
tion of trains on the road for several hours.
The slide was discovered by tho north
bound train in timo to prevent serious
accident. A special train from Columbia
was sent down and took off tho passen-
gers of the up train.
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Now York Market.

changed.
Wheat unsettled: h@Ic higher ; fair busi-
ness in options Mo- Red. April. 81 iIi4eQ
l 3D"s dO July, 81 II,s9l I914t
Corn l4Gl3c higher and moderately active
Mixed western spot, 5SD61c; do future, 65Gg
GSf,c.
iIits 5a63sc better: State, 53G059c; West
ern, 5OfQj7c; No May. 5ll4@5lssc; june,
81 495l14c; July. ,lc.
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THE FLAMES,

A Big Conflagration ut Fleming.on, N. }.
FLEMINeTON, N. j., April 12-Bcccher's
basket cOmpany's works were destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss $35, 600 in
surance 5000. $4,000 peach baskets
which were ordered for New Jersey and
Delaware wcro destroyed.
Firo in Denver
DENVER, April 12.-The Continental
oil works were totally destroyed by fire
last night. Loss, S25, 900, partially insur-
ed. At two o'clock this morning the fro
men were striving hard to save tho gas
works, which adjoined the oil works.
Three Children Burned.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April 12.-Tho
house of Daniel Pratt, colored, in Dckalb
township, was burned last night. His
three children perished in the flames.
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DEATHS.

WAITz-In :his city. on the llth inst, Fred
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral from
the residence OF her On-in-law, August DOM
nell, No. hl2 Woodward street, on Sunday
afternoon a:2 o'clock. Services ut st. Steph-
ems church. lntcrmcnt 1T Zion cemetery.
aIl-3t
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GOreN by a Bull.

A telegram received this after
noon by James Black. esq,
contains tho news that his
father, John Black, was very seriously
gored by a bull to-day ON Mr.. Blacks
farm in Colcrain township.
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perate hand to hand fight. His compan-
IONS valuables were found upon Packer.
Tho Prssidsns,s Movsmspts.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The U. s.
ship Tallapoosa has been ordered by
telegraph to st. Augustine, to receive the
president aud party on board. She will
reach st. Augustine tomorrow. 1t is not
known what the future movements will
be, but it was thought the party will start
at once on the Tallapoosa for Washing
ron