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A Singular Accident.

! LrxcunuRa, VA, March 3.-The shifting
engine On the Virginia Midland Railroad
encountered the south bound freight one
mile sbove ihe city to-day. The engineer
reversed ana jumped, AS soon ae tho en-.
CINE recovered from the shock of the COLI.
sion it ran back TO the city at lightning
speed, crashing through and dt tmo.iahiug
. loaded freight car! and engine Of the
Norfolk & Western road. The shifting en-.
CINE vas completely wrecked. n Il
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The Wnr IN Er.nt.

LONDON, March 3.-The London Times
says: 5"We. understand orders have been
sent General Graham to retreat forthwith
from Tokar and arrange for an Immediate
return ot:the troops TO England and Egypt"
The people Of Tokar ki.:ed General Gra.
hams hands as he entered town, and there
were great rejoicings. : The enomy &C.
knowledged that 1900 Of thoir number
were killed. !: ~ b 3 i. A
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WASHINGTON. March 3.-A decision wat
rendered by the Supreme Court Of the
United States this afternoon in tho long
pending legal tender case OF Juilliiord Va
Greenman. The Court holds that the legal
tender act Of March 3lst, 1878, is valid and
constitutional, and the treasury notes re-
issued under it are good, and legal tender
In payment OF al debts. The opinion was
by Justice Gray, Justice Fislu djrseaiing.
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VIZ cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr.. kings New Discovery for Con-,
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan 4 Co.'S
testing It's wonderful merits by getting II trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con-
yinces them Of its rare qualities. and what a,
regular dollar sized bottle will do. II Is guar.
anteed to positively cstrs OF no pay. nwsAw:
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Speial hispgiei 10 the Initl,ioelcer. ~ bstsi
srEuDr%ylLLE. O., March 3.-Andrew
llatterly, while feeding threshing ma
chine Oh his farm hear here, this afternoon,
liad his left hand caught in the machinery
and crushed TO the wrist. ..s;!.i: ~
Judge uance in the Common Pleas
Court here today, appointed Robert Mar
tin, Esq, Of this city, receiver OF the Cleve.
land, Youngstown and Pitt3burgh Railway,
with bond OF 81, 900. \ report will be
made 10 the court every sixty days. r
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ncs,rup,,yo hnows In Canada

MONTREAL, March 3.-The snow storm
uussed much damage in Es7tern Canada.
May houses along the St; Lawrence are
almost buried in snow. The occupants
make their exit through the attic windows.
AS'. GATHERINGS dispatch Gays: The peach
buds throughout Ontario are completely
destroyed by the recent severe weather. u
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rr,scr has bull. up her great beet root
s,vs, industry by the most protective kind
n nrotection. Yet there are Americana
and alleged statesmen who would let tht
or.ar come in willis our own takes the
rhance Of bus;ing succe:c7lully against Il.
Ayou eappos feed capons 80" N;
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Moul.i,nr <au,,s

Bosros, MASS, March Safer seven
years idleness, the large furnace Of tho
South Boston iron works. lighted up Sal
urday for casting twelve-inch riffs mortar
for: the United States ordnance depart
ment. This will be tho first Of the lot Of
five heavy experimental guns authorized
by the last Congress. ,!i...99 +
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, Facfur Hts Yictissfs.

Ills, March S-Ncal Me-
Keague, charged with the murder 81 ,tho
patriarch Wilson and vile, was brought
here from Chicago this morning to attend
the inquest. It was held in the same room
in which The tragedy occurred, and the
walls OF which are still irescoed with the
blood al the victims. The jury was lin:
panneled while the prisoner ood,by cool
and uuconCerned. ail5!ii Z. (
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AN E4iior,s suicjIc. (

CHEYENNE, VIZ, March 3.-This morn.
lug about s o'clock, Eugene G. Gunnison,
alias =. B, Clifford, for some time past bust.
ness manager Of the Northwestern Liz
Stock Joltrnal, committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself 10 the right temple. Gunni-
son was originally from Massachusetts,
where. his parents at present reside. ran
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Champion wrestling Match,

DETROIT, Mlcu, March 3.-The second
wrestling match between Mclaughlin, OF
this city, and Dufur, OF Boston, took place
tonight in the presence Of a large audi
ence.- Mclaughlin was again the winner,
taking the first and third falls. The first
bout lasted ten minutes, the second eleven,
the third eight. Mclaughlin threw Dniur
several times, but with surprising agility
the Boston champion prevented his oppo.
nent from putting him square on his back, !
and thus prolonged the contest, j
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NAw YoRx, March 3:-Ths Daily Com
mtrcial Bulletin publiehes the usual
monthly fire record, showing that in Feb.
ruary there were ISL fires, where the !losa
was between $4,000 and $780, 600, with
one ether FIRE ot $500 000, adding the
January fire loaa, $1,000 900, and that Of
February, $1,000 0G0 There were only
eight fires In February whero the losa
reached or exceeds 100000, but there
were 20, the deA'uc.iyenass Of which
ranged between sc, 900 and Sl0O, QUO. IS. y
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lyo,,EIrs Of IsrELitoEScSn reporters,
n. ,esult Of which is elsewhere given. show
ma, wheclius's merchants have gashered d
,hpm.slyes up and are going ahead asusual
ltisequaIIy gratifying to know that t. trade 'i
!, roo,ing them in the same spirit.
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InhuD,i,u pnreut..

Il rINplANAPoLls, IND, March 9. The jour.
nafs Martinsville special repor!s au ex-
traordinary case Of murder sasday
morning. Stephen, q son Of Jamus r 3d.
blson died under Suspicious circumstancee,
and q post mortom was ordered. The IN.
quest developed the faes that the child had
been beaten until the body was slmos!
covered with bruises, and starved to such
extent that nothing whatever was iouud in
i!s stomach. Robblson il in jail, and a
warrant ia out for his wife. Is 5s,s ( h
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/ .y1lxRlns Money RecoYeresl.

j. CLEVELAND, o., March 3.-Carrollton is
excited over tho discovery that the
County Tseasures'a office was robbed
some time ago Of $4,000 and that
q detective summoned from Chicsgo
succeeded in replacing twelve thousand
seven hundred dollars and left with the
consent OF those who employed him. 1t
is suspected that felony is being COM
pounded, and Treasurer Scott, who is much
distressed over the matter, promises to
push the investigation, ',.i'=faf Ii. 5I
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Two Dnkotn Travc,lIe.

MlSNEApoLls, MINI, March 3.-The 7ri.
6unes Huron, Dakota special says: Near
this place, on Saturday, a man named Nc.
Croslay shot and killed his brother-in.law,
named Myera. Family trouble was the
cause. The murderer Is in Jail. @ +
On Saturday Oliver Lane, wife and child
arrived at Perkins, OAK, from Iowa. They
drove cut to claim. When they reached
the Bhanty man jumped out and struck
Lane and wife with an ak, brutally kicked
the child and ran OF. He has not been
seen since. 1t is believed all three will die
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LONDON, March 3.-Two Ir;sh-Americaus

LONDON, March 3.-Two Irish.Americaus,
who reached London from Southampton
February 18th, have been traced to
Wayerly hotel, Portland street. They
arrived on the Goth and left on
the 25.h. They are believed to
be the authors OF the outrage. A por.
ton " tho vallse containing the internal
machine found in Paddipgton Station, has
been discovered in their room. igl rs, #
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suOuTiNU ~ MANCOUK COUNTY.
4 Mould he Assnssin Fires Into a Dwell.
liag lEOuHe. ~

NlS 1KOUAe. .H- r.
Sitriat CtH1tsroadenet OF the InteItdaIcer. i5,
NEw CUMBERLAND, W. VA, March s.
On Saturday evening, VIM. Ellet ahot
Though window into house occupied
by John Thompson, at the Black Horse
Landing. The family were all sitting in
the room at the time, and it created quite
a stir among them, although no one wss
injured. Inc bullet struck near the fire
place and flew around the room, finally
dropping sn tho bed. A teud between
Thompson md Il neighboring family is
saitl to have caused the affair. Ellst being
a very. ardent admirer Of daughter in the
Inter family hoped 10 ingratiate himself
into her iavor by taking Bidr1 with them In
The quarrel. This is ono side Of the cess,
and seems 10 be the most plausible, al
though E!let now claims TINT The shooting
WIS accidental. As customary no arrest
ha3 been made, '.7 .I5Y 80 { =
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Strike ur Conl nrixnrx

CoLuMnus, O., March S.-The drivers in
all the mines on the Ohio Central road in
the Sunday Creek Valley struck against a
reduction from Sc to ST rs per day, and
over thousand miners are out in conse.
Quence, and will support the drivers.
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Getting u none oft.

McsrKAh, Qus, March S.-lmmisranta,
W clad and in state Of starvation have
been arriving here lately, and are pitiable
sights, wandering through the streets with
scarcely clothing enough 70 cover theil
uakedness, 2. ~; go 4: Z! Il
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Not In ljni,y.

NEw YonE, March 3-The sacrament Of
the Lords Supper at Mr.. Newman's church
was disturbed BY tho refusal Of MIS-. Dea-
con Cummings to pariake Of the bread ard
wine. She; is one OF: the unti.Nawman
party "a pamphle! attacking Mr. New
man wps distributed in the pews by some
ono before service. 3. III. 55',jilil b
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kl.otNiy wife.

ST. LOUIS, March S.-Leonard Weindsl.
president OF the Weindel 4 Werthlin Man,
niae,uring Company, shot and probably
fatally wounded his wife while under the
lDilneace Of liquor. They werc quarrellins
ut the time. After the shooting Weinde
left house and has not yet been arrested. n
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CHICAGO, Ill March s-The daily Mrs'
Alarengo. Ill special says: A German re.
siding near Marengo. the father Of a four.
year.old child ttll clcd with an abscess, 90
cruelty whipped IL because 1t objected 10
having an operation performed, that the
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NEw YoRK, March 3-Thefrm OF Brown
Bros. 4 Go. began suit against Martin Tur.
ner & Go. and others to recover S24. .225,
and obtained an attachment against the
property Of the latter firm in this State.
Martin, Turner & 90. do business in Glas-
gov, Scotland, and the suit is for money
loaned with interest. Another attachment
has also been instituted by Ira Brusley
against Martin Turner 4 Co. and othera
upon a claim Of S9.499, also for money
loaned. ~. -, 'g1-O -Iss507,7'.
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thought that the B,ard should make IL Q
original investigation and consider caIe.
fully the claima ei all roads, and especially
the future Of the city. He talked on
this strain Tor several moments and
then made tho point N that the
T. 9. 4 St. L. had positively declined
any joint ownership, when proposed by
the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg but had In
that case, fallen back ON their ordinance,
which was. ho claimed imperative,
but now had turned around and gone into
ownership with the Ohio River road. lie
said that the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg
would like to DO heard before any action
was taken, and De- Baird said That the D.
i 0. also wanted to be hoard. In order to
allow the Board time to examine the pa
pers submitted and also to allow other
roads to ba heard, the meeting was ad-
after little legal tilt betwee
Masssa Hubbard and Barr, until next
Monday afternoon. Z, al is,.E y q |
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Tur British police cannot hope to un.
,,raI tbs dynamite plo. until they shall
h.vn y,yisrcted O'Donovan Roesa's tongue.
n,,d deal Of tho trouble Is tied up there.
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THRILLING ACCIDENTS,
iii iapping: Flood v~stiges, and Otlle,
srs4. i';N;s Things at HGllnirc. [j=i q N

I'LL iappings Flood vrstiEes, and Other
i5;Y;: Things at HGllairc. z, n
Owen Riley has moved 10 Cambridge, Oslo.
Tho .E:na glass works has got 10 work
sgain. gizs ~ .. y - :.
viii Philpot went yesterday to Mt. Pleas,
ant on d visit homo. .0r I,.s 1jti
Both Lee and Frank HILL will move 10 st.
Paul, Miunesota, with their mother. They
will engage In business in that city. y
Charley Cook, for tapping NJ. sonneborn's .
till to the ttiue oil thTty-two dollars, has
been bound over to courtiu the SUM Of seven
hundred dollars. II +;
Come teams coming down from Wheeling
yesterday could not crCs4 at the middle ferry
and had 10 70 back to West Wheeling to get
across. The ferry ran here all right, II
Goods for the Relief Committee still come
here and packages 90 through here to othe,
places. Some came yesterday from Cam:
bridge for Martins Ferry and solns for Bridge.
port. There ars still callers at tho Troll
building, asking for relief. 81
T. Tappan has made number OF large
photographs FROM negatives taken during
the flood OF yMious parts oflBellaire. They
are on exhibition In Gi!leland's windows,
and J. W.6el!ats has a number iu his win:
dows that be made at the same time. s, s, / ,
Il Is estimated by the building committee
appointed to look alter houses damaged Ivy
tho food that 4 iittls over eight thousand
dollars would mske all right the houses oil
those LETT without any possible means OF Re.
pairing their own To determine who should
be helped besides this number is difficult
job. M .}5:I}y 9'-'g4s 52Jg 33fa
Two accidents hsppened at the landing ol
the Benwood ferry boat yesterday. One oil
Dubois & McCoy's horses fell in the hall
ircz N, sticky mud, and lying wet in The
wind Was nlnicBt frt zen before he could be
got out. A bucks,full OF warm water; ,wat
poured over him finally. A wagon loaded
with beer in coming of tho float got 30 deep.
ly stuck that SIX horses could not gst it&out
aud cable Was run, up to the lop Of ths
bank and block and tackle used.
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r.,,,,ryEy were admitted TO yesterdayt
,,,tn, Of the board Of Public Works.
,r;. u. m,iI, Reporters should ever be pres
or, Al hilarious picnics. &
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FOREIGN FLASHER.

a letter from Shanghai Rtates that great
financial panic prevails at Pekin.
Tho English authorities offer reward
Of thousand pounds for The detection Of
the authors OF dynamite outrages.
The corporation Of Cork has decided to
give the remains Of Jerome Collins, OF the
Jeannette expedition, public funeral.
rnEsrl Granville declared in the Houss OF
Lords yesterday that the interview between
Gladstone and the Czar at Copenhsceu
last autumn had no political significance. /
Maurice, Liston, Dillon, and Ryan, four
suspected dynamiserp, are now In Havre.
Three suspected Irisamen sailed on the
stefm;r St. Laurent Saturday for New
York, .G.y .'7.g "a ,Nl4.l9li.
In the House OF Lords yesterday Earl
Granville aaid the repor,s Of the immediate
withdrawal Of the British troops from Sou
dan was absolutely untrile. This statement
WAS received with loud cheers. ss,5t
James Stephens, well.knewn Fsnian,
Expresses the opinion t}a. the Irishmen in
America will render it impoe sible for any
Cabinet to yield to England's demand III
regard to the dynamite 'aei.ators. ! 4
Inc French authorities are aiding the
English detectives in their efforts to dis:
cover the dynamite conspirators. The
Fenians have become alarmed at this and
are preparing to remove their headquarters
from Paris to Geneva. j
-Four railway companies ofIer q reward
ot 81 900 for the detection OF the authors
OF the dynamite outragps. The landlord Of
the Wayeriy Hotel identified the yaise
eeizsd Mt Charing Cross station as one
which man took away from the hotel; I
The Popehas appointed Cardinal Ledoc,
howski. Archbishop OF Posen, Secretary o.
Memorials. This signifies his recall tc
Posen. II is announced that Prussia con
sents TO the reinstatement OF the Arch
bishop Of Cologne. Disputes between Pfus
sis and Vatican in regard TO vacant Beei
IRE thus settled. sS1s ii
The receiver in bankruptcy Of William
Day, the horse trainer, has made a state
ment to the effect that "plunger" w al,or
owed D,y ei75. for keeping a horse; tha
Day tried to gesth money and iailed, ant
that Walton ives 30 heavy involved tha
| Day was willing to sell The debt for Gl00
but received no olI.rs s. -. as ~
; ltsst1fg1l lAtis=4 =4----~>~--- -. alstss
, a Hafe... q !
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pcon,my the American Eagle has mort
,,,,, in hiO soul, bu. the brutal assault
H., r b,g bben made on our hog has en-
I.,,al him TO his native laud. \
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~ tho Democratic side, West Virginia
!. r;,jep's, Il he wants 1t. On the Repub-
,.,n utls Wea. Virginia isn't committed 10
.,.ho.lv nj this writing. N3
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: Nj. Campbell said shat he felt sure the
roads would be dealt fairly with by the
Board: For himself. he entertained the
most kindly feeling both for the Ohio River
aud r., W! 4 Ky. roads and any others that
desired to,enter. He wanted to hear from
come Of the other roads representatives.
i Mr.. w. Fps Hubbard referred 10 the
cGanga that had been made In the contract
81 ebviating one oiithe objections urged
laaainstS the petition BY the Wheeling &
l14ar,isbulg at the former meeting, He
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G|.s 1nt&lltgsltftsl.
,;.r, ,n-. ~ M" ~ f"nriecnth street

Asaspring month March Is a bleak and
d,eaIy failure. ga
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PapY. JAMES A. SEwiLL. A. NJ, NJ, D OF
Medical Faculty, Laval University. Qntbtc.
atates:iSA."I have found Coldeas LIQUID Mes
Tonic particularly useful In advAdced s'ags',
Of consumn.ion, woskuesa. dyspepsia and |
neryous ailectiors. ln pregnant women :
has been relained when evriy other article
food was rejected, Palaiab,e AHd easy: OF
|uigestion.n, Fake no oshcr,) ANYAw9ia u
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.TnRrE pounds Nails for 10 cents at Boyda,
Market Square. \
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TaE Best Cas-. sleel Hatchet for 80 cents a.
Boyd's, Market Square. a55EllEs IS, )
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-10-02
Political Points.

The only man on the fusion ticket who
was formerly republican, is DIR. Rowe OF
Lawrence.
Bloomingdale sent quite delegation 10
the wedding at Lawrence, headed by the
Glendale band.
Yaple had good audience in this village
last Thursday evening. Large numbers of
republicans we're present.
Yaple says he is freetrader because he is
greenbacker, while the great greenback
leader, Butler, is a strong protectionist.
There wasn't very big crowd to hear
Yaple at Lawrence. Aside from the we'd
ding guests his auditors were comparatively
few.
Paw Paw came in for large share of the
wedding honors,-probate judge, treasurer,
prosecuting attorney, and circuit court COM
missioner.
The nomination of John S. Cross of Ban
gor, as a candidate for representative from
the I'd district, was an excellent choice. Mr..
Cross is a native of this county, born and
brought up within its borders, thoroughly
acquainted with its people, and fully compe-
tent TO fill the Office to which he will be
elected.
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Prospect Lake.

Dennis Cooper has not been as well during
the past week. DIR. Virgins is still treating
his case.
Mrs. Henry Mower has gone for an ex-
tended visit with her sisters in the northern
part of the state.
Winter apples are generally small in con-
sequence of the dry weather, and the late
heavy winds have brought large share of
them to the ground.
Sunday school is at . o'clock now: time
charged to accommodate those who wish to
attend church at Lawrence. The annual
meeting OF our Sunday school occurred the
l4th of Sept. The old officers were retained,
except H. Donaldson for asst. superintend-
ent, and Z. Chase for treasurer No change
of teachers. The school has been eminently
successful during the past year There is
membership of 80 in the classes, the attend
ance has been very regular and the interest
unabating. Shall we not, with Gods help,
do still better work the coming year?
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Lawrence.

Evidently the democratic pole grew in
hard place.
1t appears that Burrows hit 'em hard for
they squirm.
The republicans have erected fine pole,
as straight as their tariff plank.
Yaple was advertised to s-p-e AXE bat
they afterward Topped off the final e.
We hear many complimentary remarks
concerning the Paw Paw Glee Club.
Judge Hilton delivered fine address here
on Wednesday evening of last week, to a
full house.
At the first regular meeting of our Blaine
and Logan club, the following officers were
elected: President, j. +. Barrows Sec, Elvin
Rowland; chairman of Ex. Conn., L. j. Dane.
The club numbers 125 members and meets
every Saturday at 7:30 pm, in Marshall's
Hail. An address is desired from Hon. j. j.
Woodman at some time during the campaign.
The republican meeting last Saturday was
a grand success. The attendance was much
larger than at Yaple's meeting two days be-
fore. The farmers came in from all direc-
tions, Notwithstanding many of them were
buslly engaged in seeding. The meeting
was addressed by Hons G.. w. Lawton, G. j.
Monroe and j. &. Burrows. Mr.. b. spoke
Tor two hours, making a mastery address,
devoted almost wholly TO the tariff question,
ahd completely demolishlng the treetrade
sophistries put forth by Yaple. The music
by the Lawrence Martial Band and the Paw
Paw Glee Club was excel ent. The meeting
will be productive of much good to the re-
publican cause.