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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April ls.-The Yes
tryfof the Cavalry Protestant Episcopal
Church at Tsms gus, Pa, havs voted to
close their churc b aud dismiss their pss.
tor, the Rev. w 3: Blrk, because he per.
sisted in marrying againat their ylshss.
The rector is an independent gad cousa:
geous Elan, who has preached elcqusntly,
it is said, aud whose character Is ABOVE re-.
proach. When, g few weeks sg,, be an
nounced his Intention Of marrying, the
nsirp ol the bride caused .commotion
smol & aome mein5ars OF the congregation.
Tho Vestry protested, but the marriage
Was celebrated, and the congregation ab.
ssnted itsell !ram the waddirg. Last night
tho Vts:ry INST and votsd to dismiss the
pastor in consequences aud close the church
for tho pseCsNt.
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POSTAL. MATTERS.


Wcst Virginia Mali ktnIites-kcw Posi-.
tEiccs E~tHbiisi,c,s. 81 %. I"aI..
From cur Spccia! Corrtqoalsnt. l-. q. .I,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April lS-A pest
Office has been established at Furgupop,
Wayne couue', W. Va, and Samuel j..
Ferguson appointed postmaster. .
Mrs. Julia Jenkins ard Jacob @. Edel-
man, have been commissioned pcs!mastera
at Green Bottom and Pc, to, ii, w. W.,
respectively. @ ..N al.
The following oilangea have been made
in the mail carrier nervice on the route be-
tween Webster and Beverly, VIVA Leave
Webster Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Sa,ur-
days at ! r. NJ. Arrive at Phillippi by 4r.
NJ. Lsaye Pniliippi Iuesdsyy, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays at S A. VI. Arrive at Web
ster by II a. NJ. Lave Phillippi daily
except SUNDAYS ct lO:45 a. NJ, or alter ar
rival OF mail from Gssilon. Arrive at
Beverly by i:4orM. Leave Beverly daily
except Sundays ut $50 A. NJ. Arrive ut
Pnil!ippi by $50 +. VI. ..
Other msll mcssergers' routes in West
Virginia hsve beon altered as follow: Up-
iand 10 BarbouisTil!a. From April 81, 1884,
increased service to two times week.
Gauley Bridge 10 Clay G. Fl. From Aprjl
q, 1854, increased service to six times
week. Richie G. II. 10 Gran,syile. From
April 81, 1854, increased service xix iimts
week. Lost Creek TO Johna,own. Fro,n
april 81, 1854, Increased service To six lines
week. Rcck Cave to Webster q. Ii.
From April 81, 1854, increased service to six
times weet. Petroleum 10 OK Bow. FROM
April q, 1854, increased service to two
times a week. .J.- .I-s.'.
The Poaloilics at Gntl:ie, Kanawha
county. W. Va, has been abolished and
mail Tor that point will hereafter 20 to
Charleston. --g..s.i--.',.1 .
Francis N. !nlrz has been commissioned
postmaster at Young's Mills, W. Va. 5.
The bond oil Chaa L. Flesher for $500 to
he postmaster at Beech, Calhoun county,
W. Va. has been accepted by the Port
master. General.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

Tho SepRte yesterday passed the Post
office Appropriation bill, Z
TheWendell Phillips Memorial Service,
at Boston, yesterday, attracted notable
as,emblage. 5
The reports from the City OF Mexico say
the recsnt rpporte Of disturbances in North
ern Mexico arc wholly lelap. 81
Dr.. Phillip schylacher, an old physician
OF Louisville, was run over and killed by a
Switch engine at tho Union depot yester-
day. .grg7 .s5. p. .g,
Annie Wagner, Of Harrisburg, Pa, waa
fatally shot by her aunt, Mrs. Nader, who
didn't know the pistol Was loaded when
she playiully pointed it at her neice.
Burglars last night opened the safe Of
Holmes & Bergman, at Goshen, Clermont
county, Ohio, and obtaired $1,000 and CO.
capped with stolen horse and buggy.
Tho execution Of Theodore Hoffman a,
White Plains, n. Y, for the murder oi Sci
Marks, a Jewish peddler, attracted large
crowd yesterday, but only few were per
mitted to seeit.
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ly bis letter 10 General Duval Comnis'
s;,r.r Eysrs, referring to the rtqatss fol
an oLlitioua! gar2er III the Hannia dis!il'
l,rv, fays: "ThiuSins tia very curiouE
manifestation, directed Revenue agent
p,pelson 10 look into the subject, and be
rtportqd, verbally, III eEect, that he
though. it purely e political move On your
part"
II If was a matter Of % much import.
anes why waan, Revenue Agent Donelson
asked for wrjteA report, 20 TINT it might
30 on the record? Was there anything in
that verbal rcpor. thgt would moi do 10 see
The lipht Ct day? It would interest West
vLrvinia-snd row TINT the mstter has
r5ae abroad, the couutry-to know upon
wha. kind Of information" go high AL
o!licer rs the Commissioner Of Internal
Esyenus bales his judgements aud his Il
bnkes.
Above all il Sould be oisome service to
know where Agsnt Dorelson 90. his "in-
formation" lln csme 10 Wheeling in
s.Srch CT it. lie may have stopped ell on
the wsy and gathered some. Who furnish.
cd it and what was it? There can be no
,,.,,, .o,ponc of oto.a Fo- cc-,e.,t;,, tl,nea
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FLOODS EAST.


#
High Water In Maine and Now HamI,.
~ shi,e threatening Property.
New YoRK, April lS.-Reports OF heavy
rains and floods continue to come in from
Maine and Now Hampshire. High water
has caused a suspension of work III many
oil The mills and is threatening bridges and
dams. At Milltown, Maine, the water has
risen e foo: since yesterday, and it is feared
that the loga will break loose. In that case
great damage will be done to property at
Laconia, N. H. The dam has started to
move. II it breaks many houses will be
carried down the river.
WORCESTER, MASS, April lS.-It is fear
ed that the dam ut North Pond will give
way. The poud contains 100000. 900 gal.
Ions Of water, and is about seventy feet
above the level Of the city. Sheuld the
water break away the consequence would
be disastrous. aa1 'T"..f
ELLSWORTH, Ne April lS.-The water
in Union river is the highest known for
years, and is still rising. Fear ia entertain.
I'd for the safety Of the booms and dams.
A serious washout Oh the Ehore line pre-
vents .he running OF trains. ...
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RousiNa mls YKIEe Us 10 WRATH
nr. Tildrn's Letter t"'hc arcqnois Club
s .r.s O1IeuVp Certain Democrats. y 80

nr. TiIdrn's Letter I" tho areauois Club
OueuaS Certain Democrats. i#'
Nkw York, April lg-=In bis letter to
tho Iroquois Club, Of Chicago, Mr. Tilden
asserts that in 1876 the Government !col-
lecsed around the Capitol and, BY this and
other menaces, intimidated the Congress
ional representatives Of majority oil the
people to relinquish the fruits; Of their vic
tory and to surrender the Government to
tho control Of minority" Such talk as
this from Mr.. Tilden is very unkind re.
Election upon the Democrats who were
members OF Congress in 1876. 1t is no!
likely to pass unchallenged. A prominent
Democrat who was in Congress at tha.
time asid 10 a reporter yesterday:
"The plain TACT is that the Democrats in
Congress were ready to Gght, il necessary,
to secure Tildens inauguration. Il there
was any cowardice it VIA in the camp and
personal following Of MIR. Tilden. Why,
when tho Democrats in Ohio held that S:h
Of January banquet at which they spoke
tho sentiments the party, Tlden's friends
essailed the Ohio Democrats in Congress
lor permitting such things to be eaid. Eppa
Hunton and Randolph TUCKER came overt
New York 10 ascertain Tilden'v views
about the electoral count bill. As they
were leaving, after long discussion, Tuck.
CT held up TIVE fingers, and. pointing to
them With lhs digit finger Of the other
hand, said: We'll, Ar. Tilden, it is either
bill or no I'LL, which, Tilden saId; ;.:Well,
l would be governed by circumstatres as
they tranepire.' Afterwards Hewitt came
over and saw the old man. When he got
all the Tildcn men in Congress said, Pass
the BILL and we paased II. II there was
any body inumidated 1t WAS Mr.. Tildsn,
and not'the Democratic msjority in Con.
rypsan - r. Is.t.: tIIs 81 4F
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CnERAw, S. G., April 1s.-SheriG SpoG.
ord, OF Chesterfield County, asserts that
Began Cash, the, murderer, is now In
Canada. He slYs that he received letter
from Began from Meridian, Miss, while
he was on his way to Canada, and that he
has heard from him since his arrival there,
stating that ho would come back to bs
tried when it auitcd his convenience or
or pleasure. Spoford IL tho gallant Sheriff
who went to the elder Cash's house to ar
rest Began alter the murder Of Richards,
and Who instead Of arresting Cash got
drunk, it is Gaid, on Cash's Yhisky. Spot.
ord now claims that he had a plan ar
ranged Ior the capture Of the murderer, but
that the State authorities interiered. The
people here don't understand why the
Sheriff and murderer should be in conf
Dental correspondence. aT""
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4 millionaire Ikuuckcu I,own.

CSiSsA1l. O., April 1s.-Trueman 3.
Handy, who made half million dollars in
wheat deal in Chicsgo tYo years ego,
wasknoeked down by his brother.in.law,
Frank Z, B!skeslee, to-day in W. S. Thorn.
TONS broker office. 4 number o! promi-
hent business men who were in the Office
~ Tue time intefierred and sSved Handy
rom lur!hes punishment. The two mon
isd mets lew minutes bsfors in the ad.
JOINING office Of Charles Kahn, and Handy
slipped into the adjoining Office, evidently
10 gel away from his irate relative. To a
reporter Blakeslee said twas only q family
matter. The affair created considerable
excitement ,,s on Change to-day, where both
Parties are well known, e
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TIE GREAT UNKNOWN.
rHs ENDORSEMENT CT BLAINE
Ia 'he Praosllvauia Contention Gius Him Prta.
use-rir South VIII Fall Ia Lns-lf Tliden
htoo Wc.k to Mp tho rrssitential Nee.
Tar Esrdal! VIM 'tiulp It Doup,
Fdon Our Sptcia, crty'on,.e-a.

fdon' Or Special c'rnyomt,nt ..
WASHINGTON, D. O., April lS.-Ccnrrcss.
man Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, was asked to.
day, "Will not Tho Endorsement Of Blaine
by tho Harrisburg Convention have a ten.
dsncy to help hia cause In other sections OF
the conntry?'
| NECESSARILY" aaid Mr.. Baync. "I think
row that Mr.. Blaine's nomipatiou ia
assured. The sentiment o, majority Of
the Republican voters Of the country, I
know, ia with, him, and ii lie Is no! ncmi.
mated l will he much mistaken" =.
"Will ho have much strength in the
Sou.h?"
II think his strength in the South ia very
limited now, but the delegate, who arc
elected from that section will, II they 6ud
That tho majority Of the North wanty
Blaine, fall into line aud support him."
! Ex.Cougrsssman Colrolh, OF Ptupsyl.
vanla, who Ia Ia the city, was aaked to-day
who the Democrats were going to nominate
Tor President. "riden, il he will lako it,"
vas the reply, 'and il ne ia not nominated
Samuel J. Randall will bs. Tilden can
get the nomination /! ho will ssy the word,
and he will be elected. : II he Is not in the
deld believe Randall will In nominated"
"uow about the Tree trade opponents ?"
s4s9. woN'T IT, THOUGHT -s. IA =
"Oh, that won't amount 10 anything Mt
Chicngo., We will 20 ior a man to win.
Randall can win aud the Tree traders would
support him as cordially as NO would sup
port one Of their side." 4 e., e :, 'as9.. l.5,i
! Repre-; onta,ive Tully, Of California, who
q 'companied- number ot PAcIlc ccast
Democrats recently on visit to Mr.. Tildsp, :.
was asked today sbout the physical condi- g.
ion Of the ex G)ysrnor. WELL" he re.i1
"he is not broken down man a.
al. OF couisa be is notr model
,t physical health and strength, but ho,
ooks well. He walks abou. actively
enough, opens the doors, when he accom-
psniea visitors thst far upon leaving, md ia 4
nlly able 10 discharge an the dn.ies OF lie.
ds is very bright intellectually" ':'#..2Ns
."Would the strain Of q political csnyoss
sill him?" nc 8rs- 0g-.R g@ u
mo sir, it would not hurt him. lie is
ahle to run and I Am satisfied that hs
would be elected aad you wouldsee that b,
would discharge the duties Of the uilics."
ibid he indicate that be would no. ac-
cept the nomination p
mo, ne did rot eay that" was the reply.
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AFIEHUE FIGHT
Interrupted by the Police the Contest
Decided n Draw.

interrupted by the PUlice-the Comics,
Decided Draw.
: CoLuMpus, O., April lS.-A glove lght
occurred today, Marquis Of Queensbury
rules, between Mcllenry Johnson, OF New
York, and Charles Lauge, OF Cleveland,
backed by Duncan G. Ross. Tho "Black
Diamond" seconded Johnson, and
Meryine Thompson did duty for
Lange. About 1000 people witnessed
the contest. Ths first round was character
izcd by fierce fighting and Lange was
knocked down, but came back in ion Gee.
ondu when time was called. The second
round was dead s!ugg'ng match, both be.
ing punished severely. The third was q
duplicate OF the second, except that John.
son knocked Lspge clear oil bis feet and
some heavy half arm hitting ensued. Both
camo to the scratch for tho fourth round
well exhausted but game. Several passes
had been made, and Johnson was getting
decidedly the better Of the contest, when
the pulice jumped into the ring and called
q halt, and tho fight was decided draw
by the leteree.
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a EUbbar kipnrd,

ST. LOUIS. No, April lS,AJohn G. Tel
ford, u passenger on The Iron Mountain
railroad from Pine Bluff. enroute 10 Ire.
land, was robbed OF Sl7,5O0 on the train
near Poplar Bluf yesterdsy, BY G. NJ. Den.
nett. The robher was arrested on tho
tIaln by one Of the escre. service men OF
the Gould System. Tba money was found
III his possession. Dennet. had been run.
hsng as e1rresa messenger on some western
road but is said 10 no an eastern crook,
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burden, and, pretending to his vito thu. he
wanted Bome necessary article In tho cabin,
he mounted n mule md went there. Open.
lng the door, he closed II behind
him. Ho attacked tho youngeat child
with nm axe and killed It. Mean.
time the others had hold OF him by tho
Legs, beseeching him to spare the child.
Turning from his dead victim, he grasped
two others OF his children, one In each
band, and beat their heads against each
other until they became Unconscious.
With tho axe hG then killed thom. The
two remaining children had sought refuge
under the bed. Reaching for them, he
Killed them also sndleit the five dead bod.
its on the floor. Closing ths door, he re.
turned 10 work, giving no sign Of the
bloody work In which he had been en-.
gagged. 1t WAS an absence OF an explana-
ton Of the tragedy more than anything
else which led 10 his arrest. At first ho
stoutly denied al knowledge OF the crime.
1t Is believed that bis wife and sister, who
have disappeared, are also guilty.
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VOLUME XXXIT.."NUN1BER oOG

the ,postmastera, and other small fry. The
outbreak ut. the Farmont Convention
shows plainly that these fellows are In lilo
woods, Ot course they dony auy intention
p get In anti. Blaine msn-after they are
discovered and defeated. A Marion county
man told mo thu evening, at the supper
table, that Arthur would have bnt one del.
eeate from Marion county, and TINT he was
q good employe for whom proxy had
hecn secured by representing tia! ho WAC
Tor Blaine. Tho Dlatrct Convention relur.
rcd to vas, however, attended, my inform.
ant told Inc, By only five pelsons.
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Died nj tic Wheel. !,

EEw ORLEANS, April ls.-Captain John
Benson, Of the Morgan steamship Clinton,
died suddenly at o'clock yesterday morn
ing at the wheel while the steamer Was
coming up the river, when opposits Power.
ty Point. The, Coipuer gave certificate
oi death from cerebral apoplexy. Captain
Bsnson was n: native Of Maine and had
been for nearly thirty years in the employ
Of the Morgan Line, having commanded
nearly all the ships OF the line. he was
well known all over the country, SG
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RIVEE GENs,
Notes \ bout tthestaanibGR,A. Hank Brief,
nnd Ie1:a,'hie R+poSis.--L.

Notes bout tthehtaanibGRiA. Hank brief,
nnd sele1:a,'hie H+p0SiS.-------..
. Tbs niuFnsl will be the Sunday pncket ior
lartersourg. z'.----';-
The Scotia y tus dom This morning on
rouIe for Cincinnati.
ewrsrty u Son are dairg considerable
stsa,nbnat repairing this spriog. Il
The depth of the river in the ch.arel +,
this pniut IL still about feet. Tho river has
bean STATIONARY Tor the ,ares past dayg. Z
TIE Btlr Prince brough, dawn two bar.cs
ol oou!aels Tor tne cit, = ,u'a, yesterday, aud
the Mil Ci'y passed dom yesterday morn.
ing. u.
l. is yum rcd tina: enrlneer Hrhssra. OF
ths HS1!ar, and ae'stAEt enEina.r YIN
R3sTGrth. o. ths 81 Lawrence, vii! shortly
In tho Bsne2icts. ,a
The W. n. Chancellor. got In from Oha:ler-
ton with isie convention 6rlrga cs aboy, 2
O'Clock r ", She lstta a. 'clock lost even
ing GU her return trip in order To hu Al Char.
lssso:i 50 ma U leave for Pittsburgh on Mon
dsy on hfr new tine .uble. '''-. y,
GRcESs HoRo, Pa, April 1S.-River I2 ieet
and STATIONARY; TtAtnar cloudy.
| PAakEr, Pa. April ls.-Rver feet .
inchts and rising; weather cloudy aDd cool.
OH Cirr, Pa, April IS River Q fec, 10
incnes anu fisi.ir; weather cloudy and cool
KIcE'a L.AEnlNs. Pa, April ls.-R;yrr {
fest S.ino 'ss ant tta,IoEafy; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 5Ao, as,tsI6. lig}t q al}','
1
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I CAUaIIT.IN A GAVE.
An ohio Porgsr Very Oicverly Hippe.i In
n Hole. .N.itlrI Nsa

NEWARK, O., April lS.-To.dsy there
was lodged in the county jail here one OF
the most daring criminals that has infested
this county for years. In order to give the
particulars Il 10 necessary 10 10 back some
time. AT tho April term Of the grand jury
Of the Common Pleas Court In 1881 an in.
dictment was returned apains. one silas G.
Crosby for forgery, there being three
counts. Crosby had been dealing in agri.
cultural implements and forged names to
notes iorueveral hundred dollars, disposing
Of them 10 different parties in
this city. Ex-Mayor Webb being
caught for 500. Crosby seemed
to have friends enough 10 keep him posted,
for the Indictment was not yet in the hands
OF the clerk beforo he had heard of It and
left going to Cleveland, thence to Chicago,
on to Kansas City, aud on to the mining
regions In Colorado. Officers followed,
but at every turn thoy were bpiusd, and
returned without their prisoner. Crosby
finally returned 10 his home In Perry
township, where he has been aec,eted for
about two and a half years. Night after
night has hi1 house been raided by officers.
bntllyosby coulh not be found, although
Me detectives had q. en- him enter the build.
ihg, and during the day should any one
70 the neiRl.orhood, Crosby's irlends
wonld advise him. L-@0.
The authorities finally gavs up tho idea
Of getting the man, and concluded to get
some one in the neiehborhood to capture
him: With this object in view Sheriff
Hall secured Mr.. J. b. Wiley, gave him
handcuils and authority to arrest. Wiley
watched Crosby's house, and seeing him
here and knowing bis desperate character, ,
1e secured posse OF citizens aud surround.
I'D the building. They looked through tho
but the man could not bs seen,
md everything was stlll. The watchers !!
Salted patiently and presently voices we're
hoard. Wiley slipped up close to the
louse and heard Crcsby's vile talking c
hrough.a trap door, to him. They .tbee .
broke open the. door, and found Crosby 9
lad dug q holo.under the house and fixed :
ID box close to the chimney to sleep In :
1t: night This no entered by means OF a
rap.door which 1t would be almost i'm. I
,ossbls to discover under ordinary circum. :
tances - -
Crosby attempted to escape by threaten.
Hg4o shoot thu discoverer OF his cave un. Q
Ter the ground, but Wiley covered him
With revolver, and placing the irons on
,is wris's, brought him triumphanty TO a
he town, receiving the colnmendations OF .
III tor having captured one OF the shrewd.
st criminals Of the age. ''i. u
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4 AUSTIN, TEx.s. Arril lS--The eNice Of
the Austin Ersainq Disputch, q Republican
paper, published by ". Y. Leader, WIS
broken into last night, all the type pioJ,
and ssr poured over it. Thera ia no clue
to the purrslratofs Of .!he outrage, bn, sns-
picion seems to point TO parties oi gooh
standing whose social hmbils the Dtmlch
had been cri!icising severely for some time,
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Robbery and IacclitiiRrisil,,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1s.-Last
night the store house and contents owned
by D. D. Vickers, OF Poca, near here, were
set fire by unknown parties and burned.
Mr.. Vickers had closed his store and
started home for supper when he was
met by two men who knocked him down
and robbed him Of S75. They LETT him
supposed to be dead, and fired the build.
ing and escaped. Detectives are after the
robhers. The loss on the building and
goods il $1,000.
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Gun CAttnn In II Latter,

KEY WEST. FLA April 1S.-The Spanish
Consul here make the following statement:
Yesterday morning the Spanish Vice Con.
sui, Mr.. Delgado, when to the Consulate
box at the postofice and took out letter
mailed in this :ity and addressed to :Mr.
Bermudes, Consul Of SPAIN On opening
it without any suspicion be found n quaint.
ity Of gun cotton inside. AS this article 10
so easily exploded, by even slight pres.
sure, ho thinks that not only himself, who
opened the Letter, but the postmaster who
stamped it, rau q great risk" ~.
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EDsSDuEG. April IS s-Tnere was II meet
ing to-day at the Presbyterian Hall Of
the stuaent1 and council Ct the L lenburg
University. Nor;hco.e, Lord Rec,or Of The
University, presided. Iu the courae Of his
REMARKS. he spoke in high eulopy OF Min
ister ].owsllSknown throughout the world
as one OF the GIsnssst literary men Of the
sge. Dir. Lowell wla. loudly cheersd. lie
made speech expressing the p!IalureS
which he, who had, been q iesGner for
twenty year., felt at meeting studont4 face
to face. lie dwelt ,henNnpon The teachers
position and the reapoI Abilities OF youth.
The city was illuminsrcito night. a#-
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ktri,ngo Sheen Dib,,nsr.

CHICAGO, April lS.-A disease, the esymp.
Ions Of which are the same as those noted
IN cattle stricken in the region OF Lincoln,
Ill., has appeared among consisnmcnta Of
weep recently recaived at tho Stock Yarde.
is'e anlnals tllllcted fsll to the ground as
III a Ut, with muscles rigid and fosm at tho
mouth. The breathing seems to be i'm.
peas1, and this trouble with the respira.
.ton Increases until death comes on the
ff,eIlnls, f forward the laet drawing their
b'eash with gaspipg grosna.
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r,,s6ls REPUBLICANS instructed thei'
,,o,,ates.st.Iurso for Logan, Pennsylvania
%,,ubI;raua instructed theira for Blaine
I,;s no, good thing to ito uys delegation
IN that way, and honorable men, properly
aJs.,ua yiIl nrt necl 80 to DO bound.
papnblcans ought 10 make euro that their
delegates are in accord with them ~. and
,,., tney nrs men Of intelligence.
s,,ps,Siny ousl: to bo LEFT to the honesty
orJ discretion Of iUle2atsG. O:herw.ss a
convention might as well Telegraph ita
i,lEy5rable will aud u,ialjourn.