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A VERY C0WARDLY ACT
ON THE wool TARIFF B'LL.
The trss Traders Kst Ia Thsfr work Early and
Shss or. Cdasssss sf iAtJsuramsa.-ilsra T.
. Wants Vo,s-rhs LsaA, Tender Act
D'c!siou Capital News .Natss. to.,

ftom Our Special Corrtspontle,li. n
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 3.-The bin
10 restore the duty on wool did not get q
hearing today. Mr.. Converse was ready
and was about to be recognized for q mo.
ton to suspend the rules, when Mr.. Cox
entered motion to adjourn, which, after
some dilly dallying, prevailed. Tho vote
was carried by l4G yeas to l26 nays. The
latter vote does not represent, however,
the full strength Of the wool bill, because
Mr. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Lamb, OF
Indlana, and q number OF the friends OF
the bill voted for the adjournment. This
vote, as they explain, was because come OF
the best lriends Of the bill thought 1t best to
have further, delay. In spite Of this the
adjournment was cowardly. Tue bulk OF
the free tradera voted for the adjournment.
p Frank Hurd, however, was a notable ex.
ception. lie Is against the bill but Is ready
for a vote, and, It ia reported, that II by
Moriaon and other members Of the Ways
and Means Committee. 1t was but Of by
an adjournment te would resign bis place
as a lntmber Of tho Ways and Means
Committee, $50 ~. M
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RRlNG EPtSIgr.
The Coming Political Notes..
g.%t .a'l Personal McutIOu - Il. "

Ano SVutuk -tOlllIcM NO1tk.
e Perx0nnl Mention. =.
Mrs. D. r. Whalen, OF Grafton, w. Va, ig
visiting her brother, Mr.. Martin Joyce. PENN
Timothy Mccarthy, who lost 50 much
money; BY the i3od, hss removed from the
Island to this city. : si,5. .tl {.
William Cunningham was taunting his
vile yesterday when abs. iurnid on him aaii J,
commenced abusing him. He swore out
warrant for herarsest. 5-55}i5 # ,,5
Pat Finnegnp, the celebrated horie.,hoer,
and John Thompon, for disorder COZ duct
and drunkenness, were Aaed So and costs
each yesterday by Mayor Junkirs. s.'4$
/ Charles Jefferson, the ..three card moutb"
man, who :roped In several men, IVES Nued
$50 and costs In the Mayors court yesterday,
aud in default OF payment wilt bs TAKEN 10
6L Clairsyllle to-day, where he will lansuisn
until II Is paid. ssl l.l ,:l IS g,S5
A meeting OF the La Belle Glass C1mpany
was held yesterday. 1t was decided to re-
sumo operations as soon as the works can be
put in shape. The fnrnacs is In excellent
condition. The travelling statesmen will take
the road at oncs. .55. & &
Thos. Pyle, who used 10 work at Mears' keg
factory. Martins Ferry, swore on. Il warrant
yesterday for Thos Meass, whom, no claims,
beat him up pretty badly for refusing ~
leave the premises of the keg factory. The
trisl will take place to-day at 9 Pm }l|.SY3ifs
In the coming election Msyor Juukins and
Marshal McConnaughy will bs ca ,didatt Tor
re.slection for Mayor md Marshal respat,- :
ively.S The manner in which they have con-
Quoted their offices commends them 10 the
suifraye OF the voters, and 1t Is pretty certain
that these facts viii be appreciated; by their
constituenta and the. gentlemen continued In
their posts OF honor, & ,if.,.3,;, 5fy
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Areeil y L.nrlnnlj.

1 BERLIN, March 3-The German minis:
terisl organs associate the alliance Of Rus.
sia, Germany aud Austria with the coming
league Of the continental powers against
the maritime and commercial prsponder.
ancs OF England. a notable article ap.
pears in the kreu: Zsit,ny, which predicts
the formation OF q league, including France
to break tho insular supremacy
Of Eseland, which, it Gays. by the aunexa.
tion o! Egypt has completed the links
Of Il gigantic chain, extending from Gibral.
tar TO China, aud coiled around the body
Of Europe, monopolizing the commerce ol
the wo' Id aud making the Mediterranean
Sea and the Indian Ocean English lakes.
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the QUESTION or QuIsIsE
And Free Trnde-An Interesting Inter
~ View Gem fsS ra n We n a{e.,,ealS.

I
| Z, vlew-CaaHparative Ssase.nenis.
PnlLADRLrniA, March 3.-Dr. Mattison
Of the firm OF Ksasby < Mattison, manu-
iacturing chemists, ono Of the four firms II
the United States that make quinine, wal
asked Yesterday what he though! would bt
the effect Of the destruction Of Powers {
Weightman'a laboratory upon tho quinine
market Hisreply covered broad ground
aud was an interesting review Of the evils
That followed the repeal Of the tarif on the
drug In 1870, 'l6.s hi
IT Ia not the destruction OF any consid.
cradle quantity OF qulnine or bark that
Will affect the Market" said Dr.. Mattison,
but The stoppage Of The largest source cl
supply In the United stateB. II leaves us
more than ever at the mercy OF the foreign
manufacturer, although he has had the
whip hand Of her ever since Congress in
ita wisdom saw tit TO take of the duty
III the year 1852 there was imported in.
to the United States II $40 ounces; in the
rear 1883 there was imported 1866, ,7G4
onncep. Last years importation was sold
at from Toto II percent lower than, tho
American manufacturer could -Beli the ar.
ticle, even II he sold at u profit Of per.
cent. Tho consumer was not, ind has not,
been protited peuuyworth since the duty
was removed. I
Ut has never been asserted, by the most
rRbid supporters OF fres quinine that the
foreign article Is equal III quality to the
American. Since 1870 there have been
erected Ia Germany, France and Italy four
large factories, where workmen are paid on
an average forty.iive cents day. Here
they earn, or will until the industry Is
smothered, from $40 to SIS II week." il
III the European manufacturers see 1T
they can wipe Us out OF existence immedi.
ately. Should their home consumption
not equal the demand, which might occur
at any time, they would undoubtedly take
such a step. Is only tho surplus produc.
ton that comes to America now, and for
that can be given two reasons: First, for
the foreign manufacturer to retain his foot.
hold here, aud, second, to dispose OF every
ounce manufactured, SO that largo pur-
chases OF bark can be made ut better fig
ures. The increased purchases Of bark
from year to year prove that beyond ques.
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mYsrEuIOus AFFLlCTloN.
A Snake In n WomNn'n Stomach-Cn
or The Phenomenon. A'FJaHE

FnlLADELrHlA,;PA,, March 3.-Mrs. Geo
Leaver, ot sl5 broad street, Chambers
burg, small town near Trenton, N. T.,
has passed through the peculiar expert
eace OF having had removed from her
stomach living snake. Mrs. Lcaver
had complained Tor years Of a peculiar
pain III the pit Of her stomach, and
was convinced from the symptoms that
1t was produced by living creature
and not by any organic disturbance. ~
She consulted number OF physicians In
Philadelphia and elsewhere, and at last
went 10 England ior treatment, but recelv.
ed no benefit. Through the advice oil a
friend she consulted Mira. j. A. Kitchener,
OF this city, who prescribed a mysterious
potion, and said that the patient would have
her trouble removed inside Of twenty.four
hours. This was on Sunday, January 27,
and on the following night about 0 o'clock
hhe WAS relieved Of q snake fifteen inches
Ia length and about the circumference oil a
lead pencil. The reptile was alive, and
lived for two days. It is now In alcohol.
Mrs. Leaver believes that she took the
snake into her stomach about twelve years
ago, while drinking weIl.water III Ohand.
lersville, Delaware. .5!e
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BERLIN, March S,-Ths NorA German
Gazette condemns tho proposal Of the seces
eionists to otter in the Reichstag a rcao.
luton thanking the United States House
Of Representatives for ita action on the
death Of Lpsker. '"rhe moving Of such a
resolution" the Ga:dte Hays, would con-
stitute shameless act" The Gazette re-.
Trains out Of respect OF Congress- from as;
sertirg that the seces sionists we're actually
paid cash for the ;, Lasktr resolutions, bu,
says twas offered ;inst the hope Of reaping
the.reward,in +furtheranee Of petty party
Interests: " Tho Gazette adds :,!"Ans attempt
q carry the proposed resolution would be
" Violation Of Inv and directs that cores.
pondeiice With foreign" rsrliaments would
pc a breach Of the constitution Of the Gov:
ernment, which would certainly resist such
eaeroachment." l',,2r Vi Vi
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. A Church Trouble,

COLUMBUS, O., March 3.-For some time
trouble has existed between Rev. d. NJ,
Obsrlon, Of Corning; and II. J. McDeyitt
druggist, Of that place, and who alto is q
Catholic and has been member
OF Oberion's church. List night mob oi
between forty and fifty men called ut the
store Of McDevitt and took him
three miles in the country, wlisre
they exacted promises from him
that he would retract what he had said
about the priest. No violencs was done
except to flourish revolvers to make
McDsvitt atslk. The original trouble
was about charch Affairs. Oberlon has
come to.this city, where lie is in consulta.
iion with the Bishop, and McDevitt will be
here o.morrow. ~ fPI
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Mr.. Hopkins had bill for the relief ol
Thomas Mulvahill, OF Pittsburgh, pissed
on Saturday. The bill WAS for payment o.
the Government land taken in the construc.
ton. of Davis Island dam. 55
Tho House Committee on Appropria.
tons agreed 10 report adversely Sthe' joint
resolution making an appropriation for
the relief OF sufferers from the high waite,
along the lower Mississippi.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
to-day decided, by nearly unanitnoua
vote, in favor Of the forfeiture Of the Texas
Pacific Territorial Land Grant eeaigned to
ths Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
The following pest Offices have been as.
signed to the third clacs (Presidential) and
SALARIES Of the postmasters fixed at the
amounts gated. Carlisle, KY, $.,100;
FFIemiingsbury, mi Ky, $1,000; Hart, Mich,
Isl, ,0c0. szl5'ss'.s z57 9 a a Il I
In the House, Mr.. Randall, under in.
structioLs from the Committee on Appio.
priations, reported back the letter from
the Secretary OF the Treasury relative to
the rebate on tobacco. Mr.. Randall said
the claims could bo paid in three months.
The bill introduced in the Senate by
Cockrell to authorize the appointment Of a
special commission to visit tho principal
Countries OF Central and South America foI
tho purpose Of collecting information look.
ing to the extension. of American trade
and commerce with these coun.
tries, provides for the appointment
of three commissioners for the
term oitwo years, cnch at an annual sal.
ary Of S. 900, to visit Mexico, Guatamala
Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, Costs
Rica, Colum bia, Venezuela. Ecuador, Peru,
Bolivia, Tue Argentine Republic, Chill
Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil, and Tor the
appropriation OF $40 600 .ior carrying ou'
the purposes Of the act. @.@ s,-a,I p
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"A TRUST BETRAYED.
y EXPRESS CLERKS AessNcE
Win ssEtatr.A's Tt outaut foiisrt sCnaceounssd
for--Ros the Bobtsry sAs Committsd-Ths
A" Precautions that Msro .TaLtn 10 Watch
5g the Oniee-A Th,ers Fortune.

ST. LOUIS, March 3-prentiss TilIer.
money. clerk in the Pacific Express com
pany here, whose father ia n Louisville de-
tective, disappeared about 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon taking with him one or two
v"lises full Of money packages, Tho total
amount being nearly s75 1000. It Is tho
custom Of the company Of the company 10
keep the money clerk and the watcllman
on duty In the office. On Sunday tho
doors are secured by chain locks and no
one being admitted except mcsscngeip,
who arrive on morning trains and have
money packages 10 turn over. Yesterday
afternoon Tiller was on duty and the watch
man remained In tho back room tending TO
the door, the front doors being kept locked. Y
! About O'Clock the waichman went out to
lunch, leaving three messengers citing by
tho stove white he was gone. fitier went
on! and returned with stranger, whom
the messenger took 10 be n new clcrk or 4
messenger. Titer aud tho stranger wen. \
into the front office and were thought OF no
more. An hour later Tiller came into the {
back Office to wash his hands and remark
ed TO the watcAman, who had returned, 4
that he believed he would 10 out and get
some lunch. Wipiug Ills hands he re.tn-
tered, the front Office and was not seen b
again. Half an honr atterward the watch 7
man walked into the front Office 10 get =
and was surprsed: TO iiud liz,
front door. unlocked and Tiller absent. EIe !,
spoke OF it 10 the ,messenyeyY who, were :
sitting by the stove In the rear. ],
-.They told ahim Of the stranger. This y.
alarmed him, andhe snmmenedthe Super. I
intendent, who soon discovered thnt about I.
3 bushel'of money packages were missing. 3
Tho detectives have learned nothing OF Z
their whereabouts - S.t ~
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TIMELY CONFESSION,
A Son sAves His father from Life I'M
LEt3s2 priNONmeut. I... h.

Z
A Son snvex His father from Life I'm.
ii 10 priAonmcnt. ST.
Dover, N. H, March 3.-Desirs Bouloir,
q young French Canadian. reached the city
from Canada tonight. Upon alighting
from the train he said to some Frenchmen
about the depot II am Desire Boudoir,
who killed Ed Grant, at Grant Falls, for
which the jury convicted my father.
Rather than have him suffer probably a
lie imprisonment have come back to
suffer, the penalty Of my crime"
Boudoir was arrested. He said be threw
the kettle that killed Grant, believing at
the time q mob was attacking the house.
He will be arraigned tomorrow, and will
probably make q full confession and be
held for the September court.
Counsel lor. the prisoner Boudoir, who
has been convicted, but not asntenced, for
the murder will then ask pardon for his
client from the Goysrnor md Council,
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The Wrvll,. stAll.

GALVESTON, March 3.-A cablegram
dated London, February 2s, mentions John
and Richard Lesion, of Dennison, Texas, as
among tho Irish "susreets" under
the surveillance OF the French police
The Neavs Dennison special says John Les.
ton is still in Dsnnison, where he ha3 been
over year, and is young fellow OF peac.
able intentions, unable 10 think who is
wearing his name. Richard Liston is not
known in Dennison. (!
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EMetIIicN 10 E:1Isiauli.

LONDON, March 8 The police are doing
their utmost to discover tho authors OF the
dynamite plot, but the clues are not very
promising. They arc now trying to find
the cabman who little befora the Victoria
explosion drove three paen with an Amerr-
can trunk to n certain house. Notices have
been circulated describing two Irieh-Amer-
leans who arrived at Waterloo station from
Southampton February 18th, having an
American trunk in their possession.
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, NEN W WOlbD.

Boring for Gn.-Churcl,, School tnnd
" tl=53E ~. lNcnl POlttics. t&Ff
Traces Of the A,od are slowly disappearing.
There ara still goms families in the 10 Sn
homeless aud CHARTERED in the school build
Ing 'Is-,E-Nty = i5s eI5sis
d The ferry boat Frank Owens tied up yes
terday afternoon On account OF ice Id the
river. 1a 5,Esit III
Books and slates will b. furnished to1 the
children OF the public and Catholic schools,
who lost theirs during the late unpleasant
ness" ~ ..5ss ~ 53g t33 Y n,
Z Tho al. E. Sabbath school was .eopened
8und y In the public school building, where
the NJ. church folts will meet hereafter
to worship and hold Sunday school. ;iiSi
Tha Benwood Iron Company are still hope.
ful OF striking vein OF gas. The engine
and derrick have been repaired and boring
ha, been resumed. tits hoped the company
will be rewarded for their perseverance,: n
John H. McJ,lton, Of Baltimore, Nd; lis
visiting his brother Frank, OF this piacs.i II
was by bis ii ausnce that great. smount
OF provisions and clothing we're shipped from
that city fos the use OF the aood saGsIers Of
Benwood. 81 ~ Z. !, X 9, tEi.&Is::g3rt
! School opened opened yesterday i, with a
poor attendance. The lower. rooms Of the
school building are not in very good con.
dition yet. Taey were flooded to the depth
Of about ten feet, and have not been restored
to their former cheerful appear 'nce. K tt4
e Rlv. Mr.. King, Pastor OF the NJ. Z. Church,
has been author zsd by tie official board of
that denomination to aol'ctt contributions to
aid In re % ring their church. This church
Ia in very bad condition, aud the coner~gas
ton taving almost al been losers BIZ The
flood are scarcely able 10 make the necessary
repairs themselves. -+.Ef 4$lq
As the city election Is drawing near, thers
should he SOME looking around for suitable
men 10 fitt tho different offices For Mayor,
there can be no doubt that Hon. Josiah siu-
clair is the man for the poYition. I. wass by
his iude!a,aeatle energy that tho b,lligrant'
ing the town u charter WAS passed by the
their gratitude by hestowing this honJrtur nor
hin ard thus secure 10 this importna at ptIice
a worthy and III ,lent man. ttI9,gg
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Presidential Nominations.

WAsuISeroS, D. @. March 3-The nom
nations to day were: John X. Valentine,
US. Attorney for the Eastern District ti
Pennsylvanis; John Kerns, U. S. Marshal
for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania;
J. NJ. ,Vandeys|icc, Of Pennsylvania, Pen.
sion Agent at Philadelphia; Medical Direc.
tor, Francis GuuneII; Surgeon General
Chief Of Dlrean Of Medicine and Surgeon
in the Navy, W. Bum, Of Pennsylvania;
Governor OF Idaho, John Kemp; Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Wyoming,
Norman Blck, Of Idaho; Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Cunrt VI Idaho, W. Fitz
gerald, tf Missirnippi; Associate Jnatice Of
the Supreme Court o. Arizona, W. 7. Hall,
Of Colorado. gt - =
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LONDON, March 3.-A lively scene occur!
red in the House OF Commons this after.
noon. Questions were put The Govern!
ment regarding the condition Of affairs in
Egypt, which the Government refused to
answer, whereuron great excitement arose.
Sir Wilfred Lawson lRsdical moved that
the House adjourn i'll order to discuss the
Soudan problem. Hs made violent at.
tack upon the Government, charging il
with cowardice, blood.guihiness but CHEEKY
"Jiugoiem," ~ E&F 4 g,=S
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yur Democratic leaders in Congress al

Tur Democratic leaders in Congress are
"a, eautiouu. They hauled of to knock
tls uto.ecliye tariff into cooked hat, and
,Aeu tl.ey heard something and their gun
didn't 20 oil. In Iact they have been 30
taartu. l,.S! i. would 20 off tina. they have
drawn tho charge aud are casting about lor
something that will answer the purpose
a,l wont make 30 much noise. They
dom, seem to understand that tho county
In, taken the measure Of their party and
will no. under any ciscumstauccs trust it
on tho tariff question. "a
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.Eurlfnh Muyrm,enfs In Ervnf

: SUAElM, March 3.-Gen. Graham will
bend the Egyptian troops now. at, ,Tnkar to
Join. the garrison at Suakim. The English
Troops Will be Withdrawn 10 Teb, where,
after receiving supplies Of water, rrovi.
sionb, and munitions they will advance 10
Tamarieb.. Before. the British renew the
attack Osman will be offered confer:
ence.n22 Five thousand rebels, who fed to
Tokar; when the British entered, Saturday,
aud joined Oman Digma, 'nly 1000 cf
them being fanatics, were ssct from kerdo-
fon aud Dsriour. II Osman Digma refuses
to surrender is expected the rest OF the
tribes uader the sheikhs will express their
des;re to como to Teh. 262i "a
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PirrsBuRen, PA, March 3.-T4e green
glass bottle factory Of Ibmsen 4 Company,
limited, resume shortly at last years wages.
This is the frat break in the manu- uiacturers'
line, and the strikers claim that others will
follow. The factories have been closed
since last June because the employees re-
fused to accept a twenty percent reduction.
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MARTINS FERRY,
The DRys DoinRs In one of0ur Nell
H. bors-Personal Paragraphs. n.
Ia AkSi.a.. L L..

the DRy's DoinRs In ono Of0ur Neigh
bors-PersouRl Paragraphs. M
joa Wilson leaves to-day for Illinois. X HI
James 7. Grier leaves ta.dsy for Macomb,
Iowa t5a.5'I.5}, !. I.7 :, Z III
Council meets tonight Ia regular monthly
session. IiII n tsfE e1- III
Richard Adrian, Of smlthtisld, O., was ia
town yesterday 5.a l.,5 l'll%fjl
A dance will be givon at Fe1rel's Central
Hall on Saturday evening. 5I-lE lf,25j5.{
j. P. Jordan. who haa been attending med.
ieal college at Cincinnati, Is visiting friends
W. 8. Dilworth, formerly agent Of the @, a
7. at this point, but now Ut Ffeeport, was In
the city yesterday. ".a5g ,5,3 M
was attacked with diphtheria Sunday, and
yesterday morning early died. ''TIi
Will and Frank Chalfant, sona Of Rev. G..
W., Chhlfant, are. Visiting friends In this
vicinity. Tho former preached Ia The Pres:
byterian church Sabbath. EI:i Z. S-;:;ss;TSsT'i
The yearly meeting Of the Township ttirnnisi!:
tees took place. yesterday a. The Office Of J. r..
hsnss: The road supervisors were present
and settled their accouhts - =, =,
0. Russsll Wood, received q letter from, @,
=. Swift yestsrdsy, with a draft for two. hnu.
dred dollars to .ha used by the Mayor Tor, the
benefit OF the hood sufferers. /, ,e., al 4
Mr.. Ed. CLARK, formerly OF the LsBele
glass wcrSR, Bridgeport, hss accepted lueys.
tive position with the Elson works. Mr.!
Clark lie capable and industrious man, and
bis lot could not be cast with better com.
nany. y .5Jltft
The suit OF Mrs lCoptbsrweit against the
Buckeye Glass works for damages In regard
to the placing ofa raiirosd switch Guthorixsd
by Council, tried - at i ST.. Clalrsvllls,, :,
rssulted in q vesdiot'sfor the Buckeye com.
p1py, the Jury being~'ont scarcely five
minutes. .i.. e -.
Mrs, Joel Wood; President Of the ". OF;
y. has received large box Of clothing from
tho ". q. T. U. Of Warren, Pa, through
Mrs. &. P. Johnson, Secretary OF the organi-
zation, which hns sent boxes OF clothing 10
the w. 9. T. US sIi along this part of the
flooded district for the sufferers. ESi alt5
1t Is the purpose Of the Hoyle-Jones Manu-
featuring Company 10 iucrease the capacity
Of the present Aoyle works and add many
neT feature Of manufacture that will give the
works almos. constant occupation. II Is to
be hoped that the projectors OF the naw COM
pany will inset with that SUCCESS they are
entitled ~. a S;.l.7ft.l Az a e. IT.
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Poisoned by MtBtnke.

rlTrsuuEGir, Pa, March 3.-Last night
MAJ Maggie stinson, residing at No. 4
Cars. IN street, had narrow escape from
death. She was taken i'll during the night
aud went to the cupboard in the dark to
set some mediciue; but took dose OF poi.
sou instead. AS soon as she discovered
her mistake ahe notified the family. ssDr.
McCord was summoned, and administered
M, antdoto in time to rave her lie. She
wA9 greatly improved this morning and
will fully recover. ..3.- .LaL ~ hnlS.Na =
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shot His Father.

R'cnxosn, Va, March s.-Aioses N. e.
lick, dry goods merchant, wa, fatally
shot this morning by his son Moses, who
fired four shots at his father, two taking
effect ID tho back. He was arrea.ed while
in the act Of ehoo.irg. III treatment Of his
mother and other domestic troubles is al
legged to be the cause Of the tragedy. s 4