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FArA1. FAUvIUS EiGIfy,
IEe hteonH ant !lC O'Couuor., of Eut
sns, Settle an ala fc,,d.

TIE B1conH ana !hC O'couuor., of Kan.
"a sns, Setiienn ala fcud. ..
JUNCTION rTy,'April l0.-Yes,erday at.
ternoon, as Tom O'Copner aud his brother
Mike wero driving along the road sjjoin-
ing Dry Creek, twelve mi!ea :,cm here,
they were warned by Eunest Allen aud
others not TO cross certain pieco Of land
belonging TO The school district. Not heed.
ing, an Httemp. vas made TO stop them,
which did not succeed, and they pAesed
on. When returning later in Inc day the
O'Conncra found that wire had been
stretched acrosa the school district land TO
prevent their passage, and five men, two
named Allen and three named Btseu were
stationed there with sbotgunu and re.
yolvers. Mike O'Connor cut the wire,
wherenpon Eornest Allen SHOT and killed
Tom 0'Connor.:: Mike then rashsd a.
one OF the Bteena, struck him with an axe
and chopped his bead open, ipl;ctins fatal
wounds. The party then ciused iu on
Nike and one of them broke q shotgun
over bis head, disabling him. all the men
we're arrested and lodged in jul. The az.
iatr grew ont oi au old ieud between the
BfeeEsand the 0'Connora.
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OTTAWA, April 1O-Tho, reason why ad.
ditional guards hare been placed in the
Parliament Buildings have a! length tran
spired. a isw wacks aince u man from
Chicsgo styling himself DR.. Cosse, wrote
Sir John McDcnald informing him that lie
knew OF apiotmaturcd in the United States
TO blow up tho hrliament buildings with
dynamite. Sir John Mcdonald gayo him
permission to 20 ahead with, his, detective
work but refused to give him any remu.
neration until the events proved iba truth
Of the story and be accomplished what hs
promised. Dr.. Cotsa, since bis arrival,
has been stopping at a principal hotel and
seems to bs well provided with money.
TheDominion police have closely shadow ed
him, but go far, have discovered nothing
srapioious in hia behavior. t,''s3- = -
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N'LAUti.as.iS WISy
Tho Hohofs and amuiorshIp Wrcsied
From Him by kObu.

Tho Hohofs and ChRm pl0rshIp Wrcslcd
From Kim by HObY.
DErnoIr, MlcH., April l0.-Tha second
wrestling match came OF tonight in this
city between R'ss. Ct Cleveland, and Nc.
lLaughlin, Of this city. There was a biz
attendance, The match was for $1,000 q
side, tho receipts Of The house and the
mixed wrestling championship. There
were two falls, collar and elbow, two aids
hold, one catch.as .catch.can with Jackets
Thef rat bout, collar and elbow, lasted seven
minutes. and was won by Mclaughlin.
The second, side hold, four <I,ilutes VIA:
won by Roas. The third. collar and elbox
two minutes, by Mclaughlin. The fourth
side hold, one minnte, By R7ss. The fifth
catch.ss. s.catch-can, eight minutes, by Nc
Lsugblin. -
At tie conclusion OF the match Nc
Laughlin challenged The Japanese athlete
e!alaada' Sorakichi, who had come up Will
a Cleveland party, but as the "Jap" in
sisted on wrestling without Jackets rothin,
came Of the challenge, Mclaughlin insist
ing on Jackets. la &',g :. q "
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LECrUIsXTHIS EVENING,
ProE NurthrOE's Ihlk ON tho Improve
lE's meut Of wheeling. ~

Prof NurtiirOI.'s Ihlk ON tho Improve
ISIS. ment of wheeling. n,
The tall OF the House OF Delegate, has
been secured by superintendent, Bntche,
and Birch fer this evoping, for the purpose
ofg'ving the people Of this city an oppol
tnni'y OF hearing Hon. i. G. Northrop. OF
Oinnecsicut, noted educator and lecturer
His subject for this eyaniog will 30 "Wheel.
ing-AuH 10 Improve It," lie Is the father
OF the "lmpr1vtment Associations" In the
country, and istle Blropgest advocate for Al.
ooe'culture on taa public platform. lie hps
given srea. deal OF volunteer labor TO The
cause OK "Rura! improvement" in the pas,
sixteen yenrs; nnh yillHQes on both sides OF
The Connecticut river elcquentIy attest his
succtEs In interesting, not oaly bows and
girls In the scEotl, bu. also grown folks. in
the good work Of IN, king tha Ihon,s and The
town BEAUTIFUL. The New York Evening Pe,,
tnys Of him. There are iow men cxraSle al
working as Mr.. NorlllHp has doue for ten
years In a systematic Ell ,rt 10 arouse enthu.
siasn for rurat improvements. in which his
eepostleship ha1 breu \ bent fclsnt i- huencc
tor years. The Ph'lldephis Press speaks
oi bis Lecture thur Though the lecture
!asted ona houEand tlteau minu.es, the su.
diencs would willingly have had IL prolore.
%, 80 intense wsa the in.ersst crested by the
eltqaent speaker" IL. - .''
Br. Nos:hrap hs3 also made specially o
having been ten. .se.rs sgeut of the
stsle Board Of Elnoation of Msssacbusst,s
snd s:x:aan years secretary OF tbs Connecticut
Board Of E iucatiop. Durtug this psr;od.-
|onger than any other person was ever occu.
pied Ia tho sta Q supervision OF schools in
his country, he has lectured before educs:
.io1n! conventions in most OF the Stats O.
.he Union. Thess lectures have proved 8, In.
'erestirs anu instructive to both 8 uden,s
snd teachers tha. he has often been recalled
% the sans placs. His courss Of lectures on |
nslliods OF instruction. has been very value. |
1e IN developing ths achool eya;, IN OF The |
'ona'ty. He should have large attend,
inec this evening It Is not only due 10 him |
,ut to Superintendent hatcher aud Birch.
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kLVEE NEXN.
NOteA About the bteAui boats hank Briefn
= =; and TeieErnphio Reports.

. .H q y
aotea About the steau,boats.H Rank Briens
and Telegrnphio Reports.
:; The Andoa leaves Cincinnati Tor this point
this tvtnirg. =. -.sf. i,J7 ~.
sThe Emma Graham passed down and tho
eeotin up: Several towboat, passed up with
emptits.t5 49, =
i The depth in the river a! this point Ia at
Present only about II fee. For week psst
the river has been falling slowly bnt surely.
Thetowboat Sam Roberts has LETT Pil,s
s,urgh fer u. louis with thr-a empty Larger.
ehe hopea 70 pick mp a Trip between this
point and Cincinnati. Ur
: The Pittsburgh Commercial. Gn=.ile ssys:
There Is 50 hken fiat VI co.l i,l The chan.
nel ut Glass HOUSE, aud pilots prs advised 10
boon the lookout Tor 1t, ;" e. -..,.s .lII-.1'
Mart Gable, brother OF Carleton Cable. IN,
yell known river pilot, and brother.in.lav Of
Ifhngineer Shcuse, Of tho Bachelor, dropped
dead vest, rlay morning Ct heart dis ase, at
tns et.' Charles Hotel, eiensenyille. -,
Surveyor Beach yeaterlay measured ths
new boat that Swtenty u Son nre building.
for Brown Bros, OF Maysyillf, Ky. 1t IL 10.
be called The Towards. 3sand will bs OF the.
sAma pattern ss the zzis Townsend. only n
little smaller : 4 ii,grss A., 1t0-''' =.
The 81. Lawrence 10 dua hsre to-day on hrr
way from Cincinnati " Pittsburgh. On her
return trip shs will leave here sundsy morn
Log ii o,c.oek. The St lawrence ira nan
ular aud speedy sdrwhssltr, =, Is ably III ,ersd
and possesses un, ,q,a!ed facilities for caring
Tor both ps'aspg.'s and freight. She ia d.
selv!og, o. the largo patronage awarded by The
public IN The past. gl-. S,,.,!..s s-0.
The new Che.apeata is heing prsrarel Tor
her sea voyage at Point Pleasant ins 'esd o,
at PoLtroy. Tha Point plesssut Regi,trr aa,t:
t'shs will be tu' 'khesds i and 'u,d. ro st m.
other alterations, that she may sstitfy under
writtrs who are abont to ,aks rltks upon her
| while en- ronte to Fiorita These al,ela. los
| Till not be made under the dreoiiOu 'Gi ,hs
undsrw;i,ers' inspec OF, but will be indicated
! by Captain Thomas Paine. who will bs her
s,iling inaster after she. Leaves New O.lea,,a
Captain Paine and ,Ergineer Nil:on Cspltv
havo arrived froid Jacksonville 10 supef;,,.
tend gt ttlngthe Chesapeake ready, aud she
isnus exosottd TO leave here In two vtth..
Captain William II. sqrires, OF ths Golden
Eu!e, viii Sui Hs mate: Captain Ed. Maddy
vii! command her while sis Ia In the Ohio
and MISS ss'ppi rivers. but when asked II he
wonld remain with her until she :, aoht, tbe
St.. Jotn'a river, he replied, ssu,en,ions "
Its Shorter by rails ls--S>"'.' -
1oc1 No. ! "a April 10 River $ feet 4
inches and falling. - =.
; pll1,T,a,uaeu, lI,, April loTMononsaAela river
'cn"H''' noao, Pa, April 10 River Is feet A
INC .es aad Ealing; Weather cloudy.
pAnaEn, "a, 5Apsil .l0.-River 8 ies, mn,
stationary; weath,r cloudy and IN ID. 49,
| RaowHsylLLs., Pa, Ap,i! 10 Rive, {; loo, 4
Inches aaa ,ss'ssatognns'y; wtn:h.r cloudy; ths,
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MARION GVGATY BEDgEr.

Prexttienti~i i1reiursncas-RRilrn nnd
~, CUnl Lnud.-Gouuty pHiitjcs.
Correspondence Of Tic Ia!dstge'seer. .r.5. .s.l ia.
j WoRruISoroN, W. Va, April 9-There
has been but little change in sentiment in
regard 10 Presidential preferences here
since 1880. Then nine ten,hs Ct tho Re.
rubl;csns we're enthusiastic B.sine men,
aud il thers has bser any change it is in
his favor. know Of but one Republican
n the county who expresses a irst choice
for Mr.. Arthur. While all give him credit
for his successful administration OF stl' ,irs
the "Plumed Knight Of the Ksnnubec" has
the affections OF the Republicans Of Marion
county; and presume solid del. cation
will be sent 10 Msrtinsburg in his favor.
For 81 cond piacs on the ticket, after G en-.
liz II, VIZ are solid for "Olh Ane's son," =.
For second choice Tor Pnsdent ! have
heard Of hut few -prefereiices. Arthur,
Edmuude, Hawley, Losan, Sherman, Lin.
coin or Hsrrison would be acceptable.
Surveyors have been at work in this vi
cini;y for several days surveying and plat
ting large tract OF coal lands on tho line
Of tue WestIVirsiuia x Pennsylvania rail.
road. The people hops TO see the works
open up at an early day. "A railroad up tn.
MonongahclatValley insures prosperity OF
that whole region of cou.t.y. 4s: = :. 5
The rail:oAd surveyors are makinghaste
slowly, still being in The vicinity Of Worth.
iugton. ~ 5'.'5 + '5;''' ST
d; There hes been aH sci few suggestions as
to county officers. l baya head tho follow.
ing names suygis ed: For House oil D .ls-
gates, Capt.5L Parker, Of Pawpn~ district;
lor Prosecuting Attorney, ". s. Meredith
Of FairmnnH !ior Clerk ol County Court,
John B. Craut; t,r Clerk Of Circuit Court,
4 F. Davi,; Tor C,unsy Commissioner,
Capt. A. n. Pii:ctald or Frank Bar; forr
Sheriff, George W; Manlty;i for Assessor,
Western district. Isaac Martin: NJ uanes
have been suggested for, the remaining
Offices. ~ =. = 5y5,.5..s
The Republican convention cf,his dis.
trict tLincoln) will he heid u; Farp.ipxton
on Saturday, April l2:h, tnr, the purpose Of
choosing The delegateato the Martlushuru
Conyenti0n. VI, f;73j5ff'ttii a; GRuYpY.; :
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VOLUME XXXn.."NUMBER 199,

delegates to tho Chlcago Convention. The
oounty Convention wss unanimously In
lsyor 81 Blaine and Lincoln. One Of tha
rasolutions r. adopted YVES as follows: "Re,oired,
That We are opposed 10 the con plated
legislation Of Congress granting power to rail.
roads or any company 10 build bridges acres,
the Ksnawha river. Said river 10 our especial
charge, aud concerns directly our local trade
and travel, aud we shall watch with isaiops
eyes any and q attempts 10 impede its USE.
fllness rs SUCH" Tho resolutions also de-.
clare in favor Of Hon. D. J. Redmond ss one
Of the district delegates to Chicago, and prop.
erly denouuco tho debt heaped upon the
slnte by the Demo:ratio party, and the means
used to reduce tue came, e., the rtasse,s 3.
ment acl, -3i :, 500. 'llF'. '~,,'
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The Elisha Greene House, at N,rth.
ampton, Mats, over 200 years old, burned
yesterday, r. 'll. 9s
Mail and passenger service to the United
States over the Mexscaa C1is.el railroad
was inaugurated yesterday. g
The echooner Neleon " Mcfarland, Of
Gloucester, Mas1 has been los. at sea.
Fivs .fsherIoen we're d.oTH5..
The Nova Scotia Legis!atuio has extend.
ed tho FRANCHISE in municipal l.ctio5s to
widows and unMarsic4 women. =,
Comptroller Knox has arcepted tbs
presidency Of New York City banl: and
will shortly resign his present position
The body OIL. h. Stevens, hotsl kaepar,
at Jewett Junction, Iowa, WAS found on
the railroad track with the head Gu. Of.
Murder is suspected. 4.fsas., ~
HAL 6. S.oddar! aud Capt, ,Wm. DAILY,
OF New YORK, orc matched for slight OF
four rounds,s soft alovss, Marquis Of G ieens.
|qury rules. for $500 side, tho nil,fto tsts
place at Pittsburgh oa ths. lst inst.,
Tbs rumor that Herr VonEis,iendecksr,
German &tinists; Ct Washington, will be
RECALLED IL 'unfopudea. 'fhe 9nsss:op Of
| biz transfer to ano.her peat, GoS.
ever, wss discussed long before the Lasksr
incident occurred, s., - 1.''t..ss:+s7.
The Senate in Executive s,sslon yestess
day passed q resolution author ztng the
pfesident to recognize the African Inter.
aationa! Association as the ruling power
10 the Congo regions, aud tho resolution
will De certified 6y TUG President, =
The Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Gouopnny
yesterday declared dividend OF live i;;er.
cent on the main stem and Washington
branch. Tie resnlt Tor tho hall OF tho t5;csl
yesx shoys that alter the payment Of tlle
dividend socohgl will be added to the sur
plus fund. 4s.afts7,i5 4N} i ..ll
Before the proceedings in the Sharon di
yorcs case were resumed yesterday all per
sons admitted 10 tho court room, includip,
counsel, were by TIN orders Of the JnJvl
examined to ses whether they carried den
geroua weapons. None we're iound.
4 Mike Rsrry, a barkeepcr, was shot m,
killed By Deputy Sheriff J. 4 Clark, mt Tex
! srkana, Yesterday. Berry frequently threat
! ened 10 kill Clark on sight. When tho
met yesterday CLARK opened & 70. severs
. shots we,e exchanged oa both sides whs,
3 Berry fell dead. CLARK was Arrested.
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kEfY WE:f, April lg.-Mail advices from
Havana state Aguero landed without ;esis-
tence. Numerous factions Joined him.
On tho march to tho interior his forces
encountered troops seyefal timea but
Obliged them to retreat. Great excitement
prevails, especially in IIavans, owing to the
concentration oflarge bodies Of troops. Il
is supposed the Government used the
AgueIo incident for display OF force 10
intimidats the Cubans during tho next
election. The Government telegraphed 10
Spain tnr more troops. A censorship over
dispatches has been re- astg oliphed. Ii
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TAXING Observation-Disclosures.
A New Hestriciiyn Enw ia British
SIuIumliili.. M ] I -

tULunU U1N. |'f
sAN Francisco, CAL, April lO.-The last
steamer form China brought twenty.eieh,
Chinese en- route for Victoria concerning
whom HI intereeting question las arisel.
april la law went into fleet in British.
Columbia imposing tax Of $50 Oh each
Chinamnn landed in Victoria. In ten DAYS
the steamer Arabic is duo from Hong
Kong bringing $40 coolies in transit for
Victoria. When $50 is added to tho passage
money II will make The importation Of
Chinese into British Columbia rather ex-
pensivp, mud the actlthat there 10 already IL
sufleil Of Chinese, many destitute, makes it
somewhat 1enarksble that 40 many Mon.
goiians nhould want to 70 to Victoria. The
inference oil some OF tho custom officials ia
that the Csinesowill soon be ever the line
into tho United States. The officials Of the
atealrahip company controlled by Stan
iord, Huntington 4 Crocker have al.
vanced the claim that tho cargo OF Chinese
in transit on tho Arabic wer0 q. sea when
the law Of exclusion ia British Columbia
went into effect, and TIM. therefore tho peo.
PIE are entitled TO be landed. The Pacific
Mail etiicialn express the opinion that tie
Exclneion act in British Columbia vii! be
strictly enforced.
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Col. ARSErr declared to the Jeffsrson.
iaus that there had never yet been a foot
Of territory acquired under the Republican
party" Whass the matter with Alaska,
the boundless sumlner resort Of the golden
iu.ms? Col. Arnett probably meant thai
under the Republican party the United
States never acquired a foot Of territory iol
thcpurpose of extending slavery. Nothing
need bo said about what was reacquired
under the Republican party,
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IT Is a good sign ei, the times 10 see the
war on the overcheck rein assuming con.
siderable proportions. A more cruel de-
vice it would tax the ingenuity OF man to
invent. /: would be bad snough for the
horse at rest; tor the horse a. work it is
unu!tersbly barbarons. The only recon.
mends:ion is that i. is stylish y; certainly
hdoes no: improve the horses appearance
to stretch his neck and tilt his nose.
stTisht lines and angles arc not the periec'
ton Of grace. - -. - /
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BOHEMIAN, MoST, April l0.-Prospectors
just arrived from the Upper Yellowstone
bring Information that they discovered a
new geyaer basin on the east side OF the
Yellowstone in region Of almost inaccessi-
bio rupgsdness. The discoyerers saw
two geyseIs in ec.ion, and tho evidences Of
geyser action generally WAS very marked.
The new basin is ten miles south Of the
petrifisd forest. 49,. (. =
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TnE Democrats Of Ohio promised the re-
peal OF the Scott liquor law and tho restore
lion Of the wool tariff. Nothiugie changed
nn!ess it be the belief in the sincerity o.
Democratic promises. The IrrELLlaEScEf
ran no rick when it prophesied this result
But the people hardened their hearts and
voted the ticket OF promises.
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NIAGARA FALLS, 0Sr April l0.- Fhomas
vedder and N r pie,son, brothos.ir'
law, drove 10 Goat Island ye,!erlsy.s No!
returning search was lusds this morning
pie!sop's BODY was lound on I,1u. 1s'and
shot through the hsal. rhe horse aue
buggy was found tied to tree. s.ld,r!,
clothes were discovered lying on thu
iae, but no trsce q. him, was found
II is fupp:sad the laenSIlhsrrelled IN,
Yeddsr sho, eiersou, ,afierwa71se ,mmi,tin,
suicide BY jumping intn the II sbiJs. Boil
wers respectable ci;izsns oftSuspensiof
Bridge, N. Y. r. ~ /9Sss
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Tie Washington Pot IL a Democratic
newspaper without any mental reserva.
tlons, lisre is It's, iorcible view OF the
oaio tsrif plank: .rr3T.g
The tsrlE idea is warranted 10 meet The
hearty approval Of free traders, tariff for
revenue only advocates, incidental protec.
ti9n!as. and pro.ec.ion.e.s lor protection q
saRs. 1t is intended 10 cluim the support
Gu lis merita o! voters holding NIL LheGe
diileient ehAdes Of opinion, 10 gather into
one io!d OIL tNis very issue men whose con.
Nies!ons Jtisr "a widely rs tho poles. I, is
splsliorm upon 3hiah Hurd may argue for
.sFeyenue tariff snl Converse for protec.
9on, and wherD the former may advocate
deduction in the duties on raw wool and
nis latter decided increase, both being
"of,s!stens with ths platform II no,
WIN each other. : Now this ia moi
Only a political fraud, but is known
10 pe so by all intelligeu,
ps'sons. Tho politicians who applied the
oea 10 the Gutrcncy gave away the Demo
cratic belief in hard money. TIE SAINT
lime servers aud dodgers would noV spr
render in tho vain hope Of success thl
sound Democratic doctrine OF taxation fol
Mhlie purposes s1iely, a tsriH for reveu,
omy, Ant they cannot do it ,hia year. l
ule ohso Damocratl bo Got willing to nick,
sgooo nshtlUr their State en- eQuare Demo
cratic doctrincR, let tlem say 10 ut ono,
Aha surrender in advance. They ought I,
;,ememoer, however, that the most doubt
~! battle ever waeed against Ohio Repuh
MeanH M III Presidential year, WIS in is7f
uausr Il dec!alaiion that all cussom hous
s'Sa'lon shall be only Tor revenue.
lA's rendering 0! tho tex. by Democrat
authority is commended 10 tho bre:hre
over tho river, and 1t might serve a goo
purpose 10 nail it to tho trees IN The VII
Ha iOresls of West Virginia. OF course
SSa"politicsl iraud," but 1t takes a Dol
Democrat to say 80. s.'.' !, H1.'i'
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Townsend and Henry G. Burle,Rh dele.
gates, and Royal @. Bstts and Wm. L. Kis.
selburg allerrates to the Republican con.
NnNlinn A Ii n.x Ia. 4 MIN. - 4 /

| AoNuoohu huu Iltuly ", DGrlClHn uele
gates, and Royal @. Betts and Wm. Z. Kis
selburg allernates to the Republican con
vention. All ara for Arthur. l-Sj
FT: WAYNE, IND. ,SApril l0-The Re
publican convention Of the, Twelfth Con
gressional district to-day chose O. K A
Simmons and 0. Carver delegates to the
Ch!Cago convention. The delegates; were
unins.ructed but It Ia understood Carve,
willsupport Blaine. Simmons gives no pref.
erence.E, 1 H4t fyat'l' - EliH ri =
PESNfAN, N. u. April lO.-The Twenty.
ninth Republican Congressional con vention
elected Blaine delegates to Chicago. One
oi the alternates iavors Edmunds. "5r'G
INDIANAPOLIS, 1SD, April 1O.-The Re.
publicans held conventions in all the Con.
grsasional districts OF the State to-day TO
select delegates TO Chicago. The delegates,
almost without exception, favor an Indiana
man, with strong preference ior Senator
Harrison. For second choice Blaine leads,
and h's name always goes with Lincoln for
Vice President. ~ ri l4zF2i0
NKw YonH, April l0.-The msjority Of
the delegates from Brooklyn 10 the Rspub.
llcan State convention which chooses DELE
gates 70 the Chicago convention arc anti.
administration. 81 1880 y
PouGuxEErs1r, N, Y, April 1O.-The
.KePphlican Congressional convention
elected Hamilton Fish, Jr. and B. Plat
Carpenter delegates to Chicago and voted
gown resolution endorsing Blaine.
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If British Columbia will strictly enforce
her law imposing tax on Chinese i'm.
mig,s,tl that will be the beginning Of the
end Of euugsling Cinnamon over the
border into the United States. Where
Cinnamon ara thick it is not strange that
the CAncssion race shrInks from contact
With them. s,.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April lo.-Nevs reached
here % night oi a brutal outrsgs in Mar:
shall county, Ky, perpe,ratel by a ta,bes
on his darghtel.in.law. While Frank
Boyd lwss away irclp home his father,
James Boyd, went to hia hors. and raw.
ishea his invalid vile, almost il,ing her
because sfe ctf-rcd resistance. Boyd i'm.
mediately lei; ior, parts unknown before bis
crime wss discovered. ~. ~ a.
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GALVESTON, Tn April 7lo--rho Mns'
Richmond special says. A double murder
was committed this morning here, cup.
posed to have hoan done by jack Thorn.
ton, (colorsd). Of his wiieaad hNby. Thorn,
ton was under Indictment for seduction
aud married his victim, Murie Glenn. the
day previous to csrape legal reaul!e. He is
still Mt lsrpp. t =
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Dymnmlicr. keutencsd.

HALIFAX, N. s.. April 10 Holmes anu
B'ecken, the two Americans arrested here
in September laat Tor having dynamite in
their possession were taken to the peniten-
tiary to-day to serve two years for creating
a nuisance. The Supreme Court Judge
made charge to the jury bearing hard
sgainHt the prisoners, 7..G=
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Mr. FRANK nuRp. Democratic Congress-
man from Ohio and restless free trader, in.
Fis.s tina. iren wool wool would bring the
farmer higher price for his clip. Then it
isn't ,rus that the duty on wool is boun'
ty to tho woo!.grower "tilched from the
autI.ring consumer? n2 tEG