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Ills lamen!ation oil the Cincinnati COM Conf.
'nefc'al Ga:ette over the failure Of the mob
public. sentiment" the Couvnercial4 Ga.
'de calls tito take from tho fail and hang
'ae twcnty'three murdereIa, is one Of many
evidences tina! all Cincinnati lost its head.
Under no other circumstances would SO
intelligent a newspaper champion the
Wholesale application Of lynch law.
II murderers have been able to defy the
law in Cincinnati, il all human life except
the murderer's lie has been held cheap,
that is cincinnati's own fault; and though
lynch law do substantial justice its most
righseoua judgment hurts more: than 1t
cures, II society may at any time disor.
yanize itself and take back from It's minis.
lere the authority which it has placed In
ths,r hands for its owe welfare, who Il! to
decide when tho authority shall be re.
vosed, how it sball be revoked and "a
What extent2 And II a temple of rude
q q - -
Justice Is to be set up before the barricades
10 condemn 10 instant execution murderer
whom the courts have not tried, Or jurles
nave not condemned, what i5Sthe use o
oo1liering the courts at all with tho trisl o
muFderers' II the mob is 10 be the cour
o. lest resort for murderers why not for 81
criminals? ,,.IISe ,Is 10. 5,gs
10 step further, and we ahall have III,
moo uyins civil causes. Society will havi
fe'apaed into barbarism, and the indiyiduaa
WI have 3 resumed tho natural right whicl
se'eEy person gives up when. he becomes becomes 4
/ member Of society. The wild tribes hays
ue''er government. than this; " which Ii; u
government at all, but the rule: Of nipbt5
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NAw YoRK, April 3-The trio Of singers
from the Vienna Opera House, Mmo. Ma
terns, Winklemann and scaris, are expect
cd here Saturday ,or%Sanday. They left
Liverpool on tie Alaska5 on Saturday.
There are seven pereonsi in theplrty, Nine.
Materna being accompanied by her hus.
band female companion, and tho wives
Of Herr Winklemanr and Herr Scaria &C.,
companying them. All are in fine health
and spirits, and are looking forward 10
their A mericau tour with. the, brightest ex-
pectations. They appear, ut the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and Chicago musical festivals.
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AvdusrA, Ga April s.-Tho cotton mill
owners Of the South met to-day and die
cussed the question of,hs supply sd de-.
mand Of cotton goods. 1T waa ststed III a
Slrcular Issued BY the Augusta mill men,
Rho originated the call for theton ventiou.
II syes their belief that the purchasing
powers is mot equal 10 i tlis>-gup,
ply .. and-4 thatGsfG,s y tho beneA., 81
Eall concerned Il it ii Is Of greatest
interest, andlimportauce that some plan
should be aeSeed upon to reduce the pro.
Guclion o! cotton goods President Ilick.
man, OF the Graniteyillsi Manufacturing
Company, called the convention to order,
and welcomed thsSmsnufacturers 10 iAu.
gussa. !: F.. .Hansontof Macon, was elect.
cd, President at,A. Il. rxitchell, If CI;l:op,
=. y, Secretary. <. "a az.
,The. Chroa,ict's interviews withmembers
Of the convention hhowt the maj ,rity Of this
manp!aetuIeras In attendance stood on the
.ari1plank In 5ths Ohio Democratic piat.
form. ssL A. te 80 !. IA IHGt',
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I ATOUGH TUsSLE
HctWeen Experienced Wrcstlcrs-An Rx
citing Match. .r, 1ii

r.
citing Match. FIX
TOLEDO, O., April s.-A large crowd as
aembled at this Opera House this evening
to witness the interesting match between
Dennis Gallagher and Marie Christol, fox
one hundred dollars a side, Grrco-Roman
style, best two in three falls, and Duncan
O. Ross and Andre Christol, one
bout each ut eide hold, GRECO.
Roman aud catch.as, catch.can for $3.50 a
side. Marie Christol won the first bout in
five minntes, Gallagher. the second bout,
slde.hold, in jackets, in two minutes,
Christol the third bout, Gl,eso. Roman, and
the match in four minutes. Uhristol weighs
l30 and Gallagher ia pounds.
In the second match Ross won the first
bout, side hold, in three minutes. The
second bout was the most exciting contest
OF the evening, Grleco.R Roman, and was
won by Andre Christol in twelve minutes,
The third bout, catch-as catch.can, and the
match, was Won by Ross in six minutes.
Andre Chrietol weighs l55 and Ross 205
pounds. Good order prevailed. The
match gives perfect satisfaction. m
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I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Tho military yWithdrawn-Theb W besfch In
.1h ~ the Ruins. jf!s :: sd.

Tho military ryWithdrawn-!Theb besrch In
X n M the Ruins. rs 5i :; i.
Cincinnati, O, april S.-The military
has been gradually Withdraw q until now
but q few hundred remain on guard around
the jail and o.htr Tpblic buildings. Busi.
meas ls now going. on as quietly and or.
derby as before tho outbreak The Criminal
Court has;been temporarily established in
IN the -AImory roolns, corner Couttiand
Walnut BIZ .e,s. 4Ihe proee cutting attorneys
have also opened flices in ihe building.
The Grand Jury ESQ: met 10. day in q room
in the sAme building. They, at ones pro.
ceeded 10 the finding Of indictments ol ali
parties now under arrest for participating
in the outbreak. Tie work oi recovering
books from the ruins Of burned court
house building Is being vigorously prose.
culed. " MIR. A. "a. Ferris has been sworn in
as custodian, and will take chaigs Of ali
papers recovered. Many OF The books be.
longing to; the SaeriH' i: uaice liavs been al.
ready recovered and other books Of record
from other, county tftieea; are known to
have been saved. Quarters ars being
rapidly r6tted UP !or tbs County Clerk, and
the busin, $, oi that otlice, II Is believed,
will be resumed tomorrow: tStsjE4sEily,g
|; AZ noon mattetsi continue quiet eyeyy.
where in the, city. "A portion II the barri.
cades on! SycaWore! a.fees near the ill re-
msin; as . iallying point In case, Of any fur.
ther attack. The iloger iportion !; oil the
Court, House will soon bs protected by
boar1s 10 keep out the crowds The militia
on duty Is lhu Seventeenth Regiment, who
|patrol$ the sidewalks all around: the Court
House and jail and ks.p nybody from
trepassing nyarer than the ,clrbalone. 1t
is thought almost every building in the
Vicinity is marked BY bullet holes, (which
ordiuaril J would draw :crowds Of sight.
Beels. ;;;iUom paratiysly I few. peoplet are
about, however, and they keep moving.
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CLARKsRURG.
Hotes About Town-CongressiouaI, state
sis and Local Politics. VI
Ebnyfponkrrr< M M yuixYSr<u1rrN S. .HIh.g q

Notes About Town-Congressioua nal, stat,
| and Local Politics. y
Correspondence a ne lntei1tgeHeer.
CLARksRvRa, w. Va, April 3-Crowdl
Of strangers are here attending United
States Court, which is now in session
Marahal Atkinson and Judge Flick arc
among US again. ".Wes" Is holy terror
to political cranks, and more than match
for tie tricky Congressman from the Forrtl,
district. Flick is the peoples choice for
Governor. The Democrats here are solid
for Henry G. IEt'9Rfll M p -
P.W. Morris, Of the Richie Gazette. Ia also
IN town. He Is getting ready to pull down
Ginson's iences IN the next campaign, and
with good show Of SUCCESS. ag : IN
Our next Prosecuting Attorney will be
A. L. Husted. Col. Henry Raymond is
the choice Of the Republicans Tor Sheriff
He is deservingly popular and withou,
doubt the strongest man In the county.
The present indications are that Clarks.
burg will not have tho railroad "in n
hurry" at their meeting in Falrmon',
the directors acted very UNIV ise. Y In moi
locating the road all the way 10 Clar arksburp,
and thus giving no opportunity for conie:.
tion as 10 which bank of the river shall
have It. By leaving this QUESTION unset.
tied they have given Interested parties
time to work for their own personal inter.
ests. The president, Mr.. Lowndes,, has
shown neither !. aide any preference, !. but
has acted and worked for the creates; .ood
OF the greatest number. s.s'.y'
x The busiest man about the town Is John
L=Khul. bis time being equally divided he.'
tween the railroad and the fair seq. He
makes the model ladies man OF the Slate.
$The Republican party in Harrison county
has never been in better shape than at tue
present time, and bias fair to make an
overwhelming sweep in the coming elec.
: John s. Carlile, formerly one Of Clarks.
purge aspiring young lawyers, is back in
his old haunts, shaking hands again with
our farmers. and inquiriDg alter the health
BY Roes, the dsiaulting Constable, is out
OF Jail on bail, - I'g'1llgI - -
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4 STaAhGEMAh.s DEATH,
flc Horrible Discovery Of; ;;ns Youth /,
-. y =. ny iEsc N lie 1Nn..flA

The Horrible Discovery OF ms Youth,
y, Il lay iEg Tn tile Woods. .5}
( E5ArLASTA. Ga 3 April S3-Three small
chi'dftn:ham. 1 pondsrs, went into grove
to an,ylsv;,li rtelves: Ons u the trio ran
awsyiwiha yirw shidirg Reaching a
deEse underground, elhrew, himself upon
the ground and auHkss like btgsnS craving
into S,ha bushes. when i s hsar.rending
groan naqhuI bis ;ears. flu pushed 3lhe
bush. 9 aside snd 4lound himself looking
into tho lace Ci a dying n,an..sti I! M boys
iaco " as not more ihsna foo. If i'm llia{i d;
The tt.e l,essAsl.tkitg in,o I ia ltanl4Sr:
cd With; bloodgatd SgnnpoH dsr, this eyes
we're wide oped,a AID Iroiu sill-$ parted lips
came Nnot h.r vrsan5s trhe pic urraas 100
:ch l.F,H.s et,.;u,'t;nri yts,s and, with an
unckEhly yrll %ha6s,nafgftna iit tS.t and
wen. 4 i;irr .lo3n tie liIc.iltnS upon his
companlol 9 At Iivsr, imp Lyiigsupon
the hillside with llB ittt .oward tbs III, ,nimit
and his head downward vas tho OH a; oi
thsir, ,eearch. ~ d gg;s;f5:l
Just ,as the oHicers reined in their horse
the man turned }hisI head 10 gone side,
opened bis eyes and groaned. d The mans
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the Berner trial began; that he was at The
Music Hall meeting the night the riot be.
gan and remained in Cincinnati with.
out molestatlon until Sunday night.
he says the frat ballot OF The
Jury showed q seven for acq1ittal,
He was for murder In the second degree,
and the second ballot was eleven for man.
slaughter and one murder In the second
degree. He yielded at last because Of sick.
ness In his family, and was told he would
BE- ; kept there thirty days unless he agreed.
Alter thlrty'six hours he voted Tor man.
slaughter and that ended It. He thinks
The newspapers Of Cincinnati responsible
Ior the outbreak, iNsls t'50Hs.;f,y iII,,,
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NYnTniuS 10 rOitlicin,,n.

HuNrsAAs, ALA, April 3-Cap:ain Viii
liam H. Robinson, Democratic candidate
for Congress in tho Eighth, Alabama, dis
triet against General joe Wheeler, com.
nlltted suicide u. Sco:!sboro, Ala, last night
by sticking penkniie in bis heart. lis
had Just returned from an elsclioneeripp
tour and it is supposed that the excite.
ment Affected his mind, -sCi5, lS.s.5.i5 81
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Nm y mn, - Torrieenih Eireet
+, 80 understand the Cincinnati papers,
,bs lawyer criminal must 20! &,
yv,yrp bas discovered that a lie well
,,.k n IA no. rs good as the truth.
p,0,,,r, Gen. Keller can think Of come
o,her newspaper correspondent he would
Ma Ma ~ engage In mortal combat.
Iv # were all to do over, would reatsess,
man, be done2 Ask Of the Whispering
..,nds,ha, round the Democracy roar!

coysnrs,uAs Glpsos Is getting along
,.,y we'll with his newspaper libel suits.
RI, Rat bs isn't realizing enough current coin
Il ,be realm to run bis nszt campaign.
a, the mislortane Of good luck.
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Aconrrsr,SpHNr asks whether the South.
ern delegations are certain to be Tor Presl.
den. Arthur. Mts: Of them arc likely to
lie. Bu! # they zee the tide running strong
in another direction they are likely to float
with il, Tho mau who eau be nominate i
wnhout them can get them.
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Ix 1875 and 1850 Pennsylvania, Blaine
State. defeated Blaine, because the poll.
,;csns had defeated the people. This year
4 looks ss though the people are on top by
"a large msjorily," 80 that Mr.. Blaine's
chances are infinitely better than ever.
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Eaw Works DESTROYED.

EAST sAGESAw, Mich, April s-The
Michigan Saw works of1,his city were.to:
tally destroyed by fire thio evening with
cunt"pts, including S2O0C0 Of new stock.
Loss SOC, 900 10 Sl0O. .OO0.'S Insurance S44,.
0c0, distributed among twenty four. com.
paneH. The works will be rebuilt inme.
diately, JpEi II. 1.7s1Tl,.}
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FR0M.OYER TIE OCEAN 5IEJ:.
OLD ENoLlho's EaYPrIAN POLICY,
The Dsbi!s os ths sukj,et In the nosss Of Con.
m,ns-rhs Scandal In the lmsrltaa COloay. q
Why Newton Cancel hi, Name -Diusr.
snesi Bstwssn DAvitt aud Para,ll, 4. I,

LONDON, april SIN tho House Of Com.
mors to-day Lord Norlhcote moved an ad.
1ournment 10 discuss tho Governments
Egyptian policy. He said the honor OF
England was pledged to insure the safety
Of GEN. Gordon. Mr.. Gladstone complained
against The opposition for constantly
raising debates in regard 10 Egypt Tho
motion WIS mischieyou4. He believed the
object Of the opposition was to consume
the timo Of Parliament In order to WEAKEN
the resources OF the house 10 regard to tie
franchise bill. The motion was lost. h l5lt ii.
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sg,;NaS; amin!y. II :t's55
{, scaAsrosr ArApyil, Ss3SsssSsS Ss!i,!I Iastia,
Polanders looking for wolk %sje struck
by a backing enyise and iye were
killed; one lost. an arm and one was
unhurt. .Damemhered heads and limbs
were acatteied over tho road and for many
rods around. + ~ stii,,,EIIi.
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iTuEr County Commissioners will do we'll
- % 4 lille slow on that very liberal ap.
plantations for roads and bridges. City
,,r payers are developing some interest in
,Ls matter, as witness communications
mn another PAGE. R'gN
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i.nilwny3Accidon,.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo- april 5 ----Adyice,, latcto.
night, from Belleville, 1lls,, say tho rear "a !
car Of the incoming Louisville & Nashville
train was dsraied and N2set there bst yeen wee
and 8 O'CLOCK, and sevt raj Virginia emf.
grants, occupants Of the car, seriously and
'seyersl Blightly injured, 53 1;;i 5Es:; S;
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NV onLrAss, La, april Sine Times: J.
Democrats Vicksbu.g special says; The
water is falling very fast. All along Big
D:cr Creek will be in the banks by to.Inor.
row. Everybody is busy 'plowing and
planning and preparing for tho next crop.
Tho people are all III good spirits over the
fine crop prospects. + I'd = Vi {9 II IA iS,a.s
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Indicted Tor PEI jnry;,

Pnl'LAp'El+rnIA, April q a-fhe Grand Jury
has found 'an' Indictment against Msir a.
H.'Nickeraon, charging him with perjury.
The y the outcome ,oi the divorce suit in
which tho ejor figured a ytaraeo. He
ssou'ed y divorce from bis vile, Emma g.
Nicksreon; and 1t Is alleged that he swnre
falsely before. Magistrate Smith in making
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A Forgcr Captured,

Pl1TsBuRaH, PA,z April. 3.-A mau giving
the name Of Theodore Z, E2pelin,. Of Gin.
ciunati, was arrested here tonight lor pass.
Ing forged checks, signed Boggs 4 Buhl,
dry goods merchants, on Jacob A1itach,
jeweler, Allegheny Oily. When searched
nearly s. 600 Of forged cheGks aud 4raito
signed by prominent merchants and man:
ufacturers Of this city, were found on / bis
person. Eppelin was arrested atthe Union
Depot as Ge was about. 10 embark on a
western tysia He was accompanied by a
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: wI,a, Ire Lost by PieeIl,v.

GALVESTON, Tex. april 3.--Tho Ners'
Dallas special says: The runors that Nor
gan Commach, the great Texas Pacific cot.
ton swindler, who turned States evidence
and was out on bond, had fled after being
permitted to visit New Orleans, Is verified
this morning by kilograms from Detectives
and bimaeli, and that he has been captured
at Guymas, .MeSico. He has, by fleeing,
forfeited the clemenoy 10 be, tried with
other members Of the gang. The evidence
he furnished will be used against himeelf.
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! R2IEF TtLEIEAMS.

( The Delaware County, Pa., Republican
Convention has instructed for Blaine and
Five prisoners escaped from the Lexing.
ton, Pa, Jill, yesterday morning. When
the jaiier went 10 give them breakfast one
knocked him down With chair. {, :as!y
Y Last night the freight aud passenger dc.
p,ts at R1ckhiIl, S @ wers burned With
thb dspot's ,pol,on platform, one hundred
balls Of scot,on, the W estrrns unlou Tale.
graplr ofi7p, -cart6ad Of lumber and i car
load Of Iuano: AZ A{Ss
Tbs met ting OF Darbeu Wire; Manutacl.
urers al CSicago yesterday, advanced Gthe
price Of wire ten. psrcant.s THIS is the sec.
ond advance within sixty days, an ad vance
o. hal I gent 9 pound being Maae at sL
L9uis RECENTLY. sit J, = 55S SS;5
: Two sdesperAdoes, p,ll Laogston and G.
Hill, entered the store OF Potter Fowers; at
>Vermyle, n. ~ .apl tatk.d ior, ;Yhitky.
lsiug refused they drew ysvoIVsra and
killed R.t:er Rowtra and. brother Juan,
wounltd two customers, and made their
e,capess ,5a ES9G5 y! !:
4 Mr. Livingstone having refused 10 di.
vrlgs to the Government Committee Of the
Union Club Of New York, bis reasons for
the severe language lie Us ID to FesG ,Gssb.
hardt, and having spur I'D thg GhgIes.ions
oil an apology and mutual forgiveness, sus:
pended HIN for three years. w ~ 3TI>TS
A new steamship line 'haa been Seatab,
lished between New Fork and s!ettin,
touching at Copenhsseh. The Vsessla oI
the line gre new and built q Iron with al!
modern improvements and will Fbe" fitted
Tor carrying passengers ;as well,a as freight
The tlrst vessel, the Ks.isI leaves 8:eltin
April IS h. Il e " 4
\ The badylofi q young woman was iount
floating in the bay near T, ronto, last even
Ing and taksu to tho morg'le. Il It was rec
ogn!zsd as that Of Maggie McDougal, ,faget
\ Is, who Dire. sad hersellii rags and ;leiEhs
home lonet evening sin sNoyems ser,f i slnc
which time she has not been seen. It wa
al ubn fv,u t.Jt ftgb
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o. "a a - a
They are classed as too small for the
great office. Even Democrat has sense
enough to know a man when be- sses one,
and to discriminate ninccm poop scarcely
known BY name ninety miles from his ma,
tive goose pasture, from Statesman like
Tilden, whose name fills the lard. I an
sometimes amused at the answers nv in
quirieB about candidates call out, for not n
name that Is current in the daily press ia
spoken Of among New York Democrats but
with 9 sneer, and I regret to add, often
with q bitter curse. 1t is useless to add
WHICH is ahead, for not one Of then, tlllB
the bill AudF,rieht here I | lind room to
speculate whom they are likely 10 :nomi.
nate. at Ohicage.t After all this scarcity Of
good material and this superAuity Of small
Try candidates, may, in tho general confu,
sion, produce nominations that will SIR
prise everybody and please nobody. ~ / !,
OF the ninnies brought out-ior when
the cat (1ilden) is awsythe mice aforesaid
may play-two OF the smallest and leaet
thought Of MAJ, take the brace Of places on
thelf nationaltiek at las.l A psucity OF
greatness and plethoyas Of lintaess npy
eyertuate In pair OF noboLies. Aud ,his
I find often expressed In varying phrase,
sometimes coupled with adj sc.iyss more
distipguished.by their iorcs thai by. thei1
refinement. q. + T.. Z / III -.
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.;On,e,I 'ocr lno nerni, = e J Jur;y ; TJL,

& ClsclssATi, April s.1T'Th!e Ns}s Journal
has Ian interview with; Z: "a. Phillips,I q
member u lhe Jury who tried Yerner, WHO
bad been accused Of going to 81 Louis ID
escape the mob. Phillips says he d ID St.
|4Suts. In pursuance Of 10 plaY Yma4e before
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ncasles Among URi.ed s,utcs Prisoner.
e ATLANTA, Ga, April ga few days ago
measles appeared among United States
prisoners held in Fulton county prison.
Frank N. Pilgrim has died in the jail, and
Terrell Smith, another prisoner, died at St
Joseph's In Urinary, where he was carried
with seven others for treatment y Two
more are dying and twenty-five others are
in the hospital. y The epidemic Is Attributed
TO the filthy condition Of Falton prison.
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San FaANclsco, CALL AprilSs;-Arch;
bishop Alemong said this evening be
knew nothing abou. the Establishment Of a
branch in this city ior the reception for
lesacies and donations to the propagapda
as cabled from sondon, the 22od Inst.
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= .TI--I- = y = ~ y
G0r.IOn'A Situation,

I.oSp9s,April 3.-Roporta n1a. !. cu,ren' rrsiiai'5 I
that Gen: 6 Gordsn has ha! aunlher rsyeisr., n,r
Explorer scamenlnr received letter rom rom
General Gordon who ays the dan,esnos,ir' mort 'of
tho people 10 much changed since he was
last Ia soudan. :s;3i q i7!l5s 4 J: =
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DIED.

DIED. III s.5 Z
4 nNAsseLL-on Thursday, Aprll 8, 1851, a. N,
aged u years. II H ~ i IA ii,
Il Funeral notice hereafter. y i. 5s Z
DILL 0N-on Thurtday, Aprils, 1854, at ii o'clock
I, - t het rctldencs on Fourteenth street, Mn
VAHrl DILLON, In the soth year ot her age. *.
Funeral viii take place on Saturday at O'Clock
Ss.x from tho residence Of Rachel IIornbrook, 1877
syourteenth street Intc,meut private At Peniniula
!; Cemetery .f3
S Guernsey county papers please copy Ss.,li u
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FEwroET, Pa April The Republican
convention q the I: Eighteenth Congressionr.
al District, representing Huntington, 4 j i. i.
ri niiata, Fulton, franklin, Perry and Snyder
counties, elected Blaine delegates 10 the
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3lBoilcr Explo.Ion.!!

NV, ORLEANS, April }s.--The boiler On
tho; Marine dIy dock exploded to-day fa::
tally ssealling AattheYs, tho engineer.
Several workmen were blown into the river
and more or less injured, {. 4 y
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p NByADA, O., April s,-A school honse
three miles north Of here was struck by
yesterday. Myrtle McCprdy and
Frank Christis had their clothes burned of
and the. flesh badly SCARED. Miss Sarah
Garrigus and Else Foster were thrown 10
the Il ,or and rendered unconscious. Their
injuries will not prove fatal. Several 9th.
ers were thrown down and stunned. { The
bult struck the chimney came down the
stove pipe, burst the stove, and entered the
earth through the floor -illi,t ~
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