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NOT soUED POLICY.

II has been proposed 10 congress, and thu
proposition has many fiends, that our gov
ernm, mt offer q reward OF S25 600 for the re
GOV ~ and relief OF LIEUTEgArr GRRELY't
party by private enterprise. Yesterday the
president transmitted 10 the house OF repre-
! seutsives & JOINT letter from SEcBgrARIK:
LINCOLN and CHANDLER in opposition TO the
proposition, on the ground that il is mad
vlssbe 10 offer any reward ns an incentive
to any vsspel or 10 any individual for such
purposes.
While this country would do all In its
power 10 assist In the recovery or relief oil
any expedition shat may have been, or may
hereafter to ftted out for the purposes that
led to the III. fsted GBEELT expedition, yet
the policy OF tho measure 10 decidedly
wronk for many reasons. 1t would lead
to the offering Of heavy reward for tie
equipment Of many expeditions BY daring
men; first for the sake Of the reward and
secondly Tor vain glorious notoriety. The
Jesuit OF these expeditions would in all
probe bility end 10 did that ia which GREE
LIZ was ut the head. and AZ president b sd
been established, reward would likely be
offered for their relief and consequently
there would be no end to rewards offered,
and the fitting out of expeditions would
never stop. SEcRErABIEs LINCOLN and
CHAEDLRs seem to have taken the right
view OF the matter when they asgcrt in their
letter that IL would b. far preiera Die Tor cur
government 20 furnish Euoh an outfit, II
such "a measure was necessary, rather than
offer any Involvement to private enter
prise. 1t IL further asserted, and
with vast deal Of plaasibilii7,
THAT cur merch antmen, our cruirers ,rd
even our ships s.atioaed at foreign ports
would meander from shelr proper course
and leave their posts OF duty 10 secure the
prize, without any beneficial result arising
theroirom, with the possibility OF great
lois OF life and properly and the neglect
of other duties. This proposition 10 still
before the house and the indication % arc
that the letter OF our Beeretsries Oh the
subjec. will havs the eject OF causing its
defeat should 1t ever be favorsbly reported
from the oomraittee.
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rup slowsEss on CONS aEss.

The experience of this congress has den.
onstrhted more than ever before the nsces
siiy for additional legislation TO assist lsgls-
laiion. Tits nos well ON toward April,
half 81 lhe time generally occupied by the
long session even IL gone, aud yet bat four
NJ tho general appropriation bill have so
far been passed aud no ether bill az general
iu r,e,t TOTE hacgWAfdrcss iu legislation
t1's ression canno, be sot dosn TO tao &C.
o1uu. OF isE,usss on the one hand ef indie
position ior palioy's sake 10 pressing lesls.a'
ton an The other. The house has bsen a,
regularly in session 10 ever, aud the uss
OF ,soA daily session has Deen as much
taken up by actual worf. Tho tArh re-
FORMERS have been active, TOO, aud natured
aud placed their bill before the house, 20
that no charge Of fear viii lie, pna The
congress 40 n whole does not differ meier.-
Ally from other congresses preceding. Tho
cause OF the delay Ia legislation must,
therefore, bs found In something other
than the matter suggested.
II Is found at once In tho snprecsdeutei
prousuoe Of some 5000 old bills before Ia,
house for priyats relief, Such J. vast mum
her Of bl lis referred 10 Inc various commit
tees sud then to the yArious member
again ~ sub.ccmmluees and pressed con
SANITY by their claimants and their atlor
neys, have taken. up all the time OF mem
begs TO the exclusion OF everything Ice
Theso bills relate 10 everything, fro th'
stealing OF O saddle by the Indians 20 pan
sious and the adjustment OF accounts o
every imaginable character, and claim
without number upon an Initiate variety
OF subjects. They choke up the channel
Of legislation, and matters az pltn and
moment" TO the country At large mug
wait uutil members Of congress get rid o
these private bills, or uutil at losst they 80
baok from tho committees and get on tC
the calendars Of the house. The senate 4
equally hardened by this character OF lcgis
lauon.
There is but one avenue of esca1e, tC
which We havo before reierrsd, md which
must be emphasized by general comment o
the press. persist 4 in until the relief comes
That is the reference OF oil such private
bills TO courts or commissions organized es-
pecially TO hear sad determine them Their,
are bills now pending for this purpose and
ge should like 10 see some of our Texs,
me mbers DISTINGUISH themselves by ad.
dressing their attention to the speedy en-.
aotmens into law Of ono of those bills.
There is no justice or sense in the whole
legislation OF The country waiting until
some ran has bad private relief claim
considered claim chat court could dis.
pose of IN much less time ana far more just
ly. UHless something done as indicated
the evil may be expected "a grow until con.
gress will have p time from one end OF the
year 20 the other 90 address itself to any
thing but The private calendar and the ap-
pro prlation bills
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PlTH OF THE NEWS.
Tho Kansas Legislature Taking the
Hull by the Horne.
,neiher Pennsylvania County Wheels
IaiO Ransali's Lilac.
Blaine and Ills Wee Sma Boom
Agslr.
And other Tales of the Telegraph
The Cattle Disease.

roPkrA, March iS.-ln the senate THIS
morning resolution was adopted proyid-
Ing Tor the appointment Oi a committee. OF
seven to invest gate the cattle disease sls1,
providing for juint session this afternoon
20 hear report from Dr. Holoomb, veteri'
nary surgeon, who has made personal ex-
,mlnasioss OF Iho diseased cattle, In the
house special committee OF. hheen on
The governors message was appointed,
which shortly after reported bill on the
csttle disease. A bill was also INTRODUCED
accepting the terms of any aos passed ny
congress on the subject OF c,tiio 1lsease' n,
srRIYGyIsID, Lis, March I'D
salmon, veterinarian o. the department. OF
agriculture. teleRfnphs lfom hlnsley, hah'
sse, that the foot and mouih disease az
Neosha Falls Is not spreading. Tstre Is
no contagious disessen ~ inc couhi,os
farther west. DR.. Rauch, secretary OF, the
state board Of health, has a report rom
Xonin, Clay county, Illinois, that twenty
mead Of cattle hsye recently died on we
farm OF r. Y. Forth, IN Wayne county, 40.
dug that there ia no doubt the cattle d'ed
OF foot and mouth di'easc. .Df. Ptrr" ~
,,ato veterinarian, has gnne 20 inyes'lsht C.
As the afternoon session tbo mouse re-
ceiyed inc financial report OF tho state
treasurer and at O'Clock q joint session
wss held b. listen iot talk from 'r, Holcomo
on The foot end mouth disease.
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pIryINPROyEMENTs,

rhe work on the Third and Fourth
ward brick sewer rapidly approaches com.
pletiop, aud with fair weather will bs fio-
ishea by the lat OF April. This sewer Ia
@ feet 10 diamster for 800 feet In length
from PAc,ac avenue south 10 Wook street,
and = feet in diameter FOR 500 feet further
10 the vicinity Of Paris 1T, eel.
The contractors, messrs John Figh a
Son, COMMENCED this imporlsnt work on
the l2th u November last, AMI have prose-
cuted is with onerey, losing oily n few day 5
by rain storms. and being detained a lew
days by the cold weather In January, out
bariiug couple Of wnsh-Outs. they have
had good luck 40 isr. Prooauly over one
million BRICK aud one thousand bsrrels OF
cement have been used and force 81
thnty men employed ali tbs time, and tho
cost will be aeuut $4,000.
The nezS brick saver to be COZ structed BY
the city will oo on the south side OF Main
street from Murphy street east to and
across sycamore s.tee., n length oil o)J iset,
This sewer will be under the eidewnlk on
the south side OF Man street, "a substi.
tute for and an improvement on the pres.
snt open ditch, which has long teen pro
nounced nuisance. This new triok sewer
will be- Of oval shops, S feet high and 3 liz
feet wide IN the clear, Of iBoh walls, nil
built of huyd burned brick laid IN cement
mortar.
The city council lave ordered two lioes
Of pipe sewers laid. one running east frori
sycamore street to Harwood street through
the centre oil the blocks between Main and
Elm streets, the other on Comu cree street
from Sycamore 10 Jefferson street TO drain
blocks on each side nv bsnch pipes.
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eAfkcd.
Governments strong, except for PEI
cents, which ere weak on talk Of another
call.
The demand FOR railway bonds was very
uot.ye and extended throughout the entire
list aud further advance in prices was os-
tabllshed, Texas & Pac' &c Rios rose To
10 IA ana incomes to 90 ! 4, Che Gales Of
bonds to-day aggregated 2li.O0O.
Staies quiet,
Stocks ware quiet and strong to-day, but
the changes In prices were unimpoftaut.
In the flnal dealings however, some eotiye
shares reacted and the market
closed slightly lower After business hours
IL was reporied hat the railway managers
at Chicago bad arranged Ill differences.
Com pared with last nights closing prices
are is TO 3.S per cent higher for Northwest,
~. Paul, Rock Island, Delaware Il Hudson,
Denver, Louisville u Nashville, Lake
Shore, Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific,
Kansas & Texas, New York Central. North
ern Pacific, Rssding, Mepitoba, Texas Il
Pacific and WsbHss; md 10 10 10 lower for
Central Pacific, Askavanna, Oregon X
Trap continental, Pacific Mail and Western
Union. Isdiana, bloomington q Western
rose q Central Iowa, ;; East Tennessee
preferred, 50; Grse1 Bay, rs; Ohio South
crp, /, and Colorado Oosl, Ia; Oregon Havi-
CATION sold up to 81 50. but reacted TO So
l. 3; n. Louis d San Francisco declined 2;
preferred "a. Transactions 1Sl ,0Os shares.
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THE niAIFIST.

The three singing societies Of the city
com nrising the Turn Verein, Frohsinn and
3rutli Veren. have combined TO hold o
maifest on The 18th aud 18Th of May. They
propose 10 eclipse AL former efforts in tnst
direction. There will bs the usurl process
sion with the May queen, maids OF honor
and the military, hfeme0 and merchants
will be invited TO participate. The follow
ing are the committees.
Turn Voren Committge--L. Il. Bohny
x. r. hisenlohr ard Q. u. Alderman.
Trohsinn Comnittee--C. Meisssrhans.
ii Misselhorn and Charles Struck.
Gruili Yerien Commits TELL. SurDeck,
j. B. Scnmid aud Z. Haberthur.
Commlttee at Large--J. Giossmsn sad
A. Eisenlohr.
Execriivs Conmiltee-Charlse Heistsr-
hans, chairman; G. f. Alderman, Secretary;
]. y. Sohmid, treasurer.
Comrattee on Printing-:R. II. Eisenlohr
music, II. Misselhorn; bar, l.. +. Bohny
Invitation, q. Il. Alderman; privileges
CHARLES Struck; transportation, q. Meister
hans; dancing, A. Bisenlohr; tickets, III
Surbeok, grounds, J. Grassman; decora-
tions, ]. b. Sehmid; nmnsements. 4. Hxr
burthen; fire works, x. +. Eisenlohr.
Dr.. A. ID. Hadrn, Of Houston, has beef
invited to deliver an GRAFTON In German
and Hon. Barnett Gibbs one in English.
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Frisco Facts,

SAN FpAucrsco. March l9-In the Sharon
divorce to-day, Mss HUI, plaintiff, resum-
ing testified: l told General Barnes If
sharon b ad me- convicted OF crime knowing
mo innocent would kill him." Barnes
denied having told him so. Miss Hill
continued: II never offered to paw any body
TO kill Shaion; told friend sharon had
no.ted me- before the worlG NJ bad
woman: that II he obtained my conviction
I would take his Lie and my own.
By the breaking OF d levee at. Roberts
Island. near Stockton, California, last
night. destroyed $1,000 acres OF wheat
valued at $500, 0C0.
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Good Kiltlnnoo.

BosToS, March 10 policeman Kendall
captured James Donovan a burglar, ,bis
morning, but while taking him to station
he was ripped by Donovan aud bruthily
beaten with his own club Kendall how
ever succeeded In drawing his revolver aud
shot donovan in the mouth, inflicting q
wound from which the burglar died in H.
teen minntrs latnr
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The Gould Directories.

New YoRv, March Dat Meeting o.
the directors of tho Missouri Pacific, held
to-day. the following offers were elected
for the ensuing yesr: President, Jay Gould;
first yice-president, X s.. Hayes. second
yice.president, a. l. Hopkins; third vice.
pr-sidenf, II N. Hoxie: fourth vice-presi'
dent. A. A Talmnge; fifth vice-president,
ID. s H. Smith: secretary aud treasurer,
A. III. C.l.f, AND nssi, ant secretary and
local treasurer. d. 6 n. 5mith.
The Iron Monutain oirectors elected the
same o,Ylse except for assistant secretary
for whion post q. D. Bttlpw was chosen.
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A Disgrace Avorisd.

ERIE, Pa, March IA sensational
elopemont was frustrated tonight. tue lady
being Mrs. Biilin, young married woman
good family and tho man an illitarnte
oolored youth. employed ~ u nod carrier.
The pair were discovered on the car rs the
ensued Mrs. Martin, mother OF the girl,
appealed TO the police Ia prevent outrsge,
bur Mrs. Biflin flfd from the officers grasp
and has not yet been recovered,
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A Horrible Accident.

CLNvELArp, O., March 1.-The still a.
Merriam x MorRsp'n oil works exploded
thus morning. Tho escaping o.
instantly submerged August Fish
~ and Angus Gueniher, en-
ployes, and taking fire they were quickly
burned to death In the sight OF horrifeo
crowd, who were unable 10 assist them,
Tho rushing stream Of Oh overlook William
S,ahlmann, another employo, Ms ne hed
and ne too burned 10 death. Merriam a
Morgan, loss, $4,000; no insurance. tn,
cause of tho explosion "a unknowa.
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RlonELInu Ro.Irror Ln a reosnt sneeeh

RicnElIku KosIssoN Ia a recent speech
Ia the house; Mr., Chairman, order IN.
page IN the room behind you 10 connect
the house telephone with Monticello, and
call ruosAs JEErkgs1s, shall hear and
repeat his words. The aged patriot comes
forth leaning on his 1iah and his gray hair
Cutters In the beam. rho sun appear "a
the ves, amer the steps Of his brightness
have moved behiud storm. Ne speaks 10
tho minority" Somebody should have
"cslledn kIcsELIEu 10 order.
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z. Sullivan wezksningl

CLEVELAND, March l9.-Duucau q. Ross
received a letter to-day from Chicago in :
forming him that Sulivau had pat mp no
forfeit monsy and insists on the Marquis
of Ousensbury rules, which Ross inter prets
AZ meanipg Sullivan is weakening Ross
says II 10 sbsnrd 10 ntipulste the Marquis oil
O1eeusbury rules, us no man ever won q
an mpionship under them. Thompson de-
sires 10 fght by ring rnles, public or p.i-
vate. Rcss insinustes that Sullivan 10 talk
Ing loud to sd vertise his tour and dossn Y
intend to fight.
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Amicably Adjusted.

CuIcAso. March l9.-The railway sisus.
lion In inc north west was fnaliy arranged
to-day upon an amicsble basis. the four
rond, interested, the Northwestern, Rock
Island. BurlinTton aud Milwaukee q ST.
Paul, r,ipulsting 10 form pool to run for
Two years and 10 date IL IN April LIST. Any
road can de m ma Ut the expiration OF one
year thu rsadjustment OF tho percentages.
In. question of percentages was referred to
Arbitrator Bogue, eli lines egreeing to
tb,ae 10 his finding la tue meantime
,atea are 10 be msiatAined.
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Poliilcnl Points.

PRoviDEHoE, II. l., March lo.-The dem
Ooratic state convention this morning was
largely attended. Charles ii. Page was
chosen chairman: Alter the roll had oeen
cellcd aud temporary organization mace
permanent, John NJ. Brennan nominated
George II. Corliss for governor. George J.
West said he understood Corlisa conld
have been The republican nominee for the
last twenty years lie nominated Amssa
Sprague, OF Warwick, and said that II was
| neither right nor consistent for the demo-
cratic party 10 nominate n republican.
Thomas w. Segar, of Westerly, was also
dominated. An informal ballet was tsken
with the following result: Whole number
Of votes cast, 81 COrliss. A.; Spragnei
2S; Segsr, %; scattering, 2 4 formal bsloi
fesulted: Whole number Of votes cast, 0'i
Cofl,ss, "A: Sprague, 20; SeRar, -. mum
| her OF ti'G'ory motions wer- mhue anu
| finally O mo'iOl declaring Coriiis The n0ml-
nee was adopted o. 90 -.
Mr. Corliss was waved on by committee
| 10 inform him OF his nomination, but ce'
Clined the honor. m
PanhpsLPmIA, Pa, March l9.-The pri-
mary cleo ions OF the republican party last
night for delegates 10 the state couVehlion
brought out n fuller ticket than usual.
glance over the field leaves The Impression
that the element OF the party represented
by ex Secretary Quay, populsfly supposeu
TO be in the interest OF the na'irphi aoIpih
istrnlion, has been defeated. AN element
Of which Mr.. Leids, chairman OF the Guy
committee, is head uud is said TO De iaVnr-
able to Blaine, hos been succneslui IN Tue
majority OF the Representative uisti lcts' AUe
result ol the conventions WORK TINS morn
ing confirms THIS idea.
PGTrsBuRo, March l0.-Tho kutler, Pcln-
svlvauia, democratic county committee
Il, cted delegates TO tue STATE ,onVenNon
and iu.frnrted than for RluNllJ,
The following nominations were then
made: Thomas w. Segar for COVER
nor: Amasa Sprague, lieatenant' governor;
Jonathan NJ Wheeler, secretary OF state;
Charles Z. German, attorney general aud
George s. Leonard for general treasurer.
Delegates TO the no ional democratic COR
yeption were then chosen. =,
BALIlGa, o March lO.-The repabli'
eau state COMMITTEES mot this afternoon
The liberal party also net
ssparateiy. The republican committee
oslsd he regular republican convention to
meet at Raleigh on May lot. The
liberal committee called mass
meeting OF liberals and all opposed to the
bourbon democracy and the existing tate
aud ull favoring tee abo-
litiOu OF internal revenue to meet ss Raj
slah ON the same date. The purpose
~ TO have the republican convention and
liberal mass meeting 10 arrange for the
union OF tho organisations and agree
upon single ticket II daemsd sd,
vlsSblo. The feeling US TO the presidential
IL favorable 10 Arthur IL 1t shalt
nppear he can carry Ohio and New York.
Logan and Blaine botn have strong frionis'
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hIlnr ON kIre.

sHASEn, PA, March l0.-Tbis afternoon
the coal mine Of u. Y. Rafferty,
& Co. caught fra from an
air shalt fnrnaoe and at q
late hour io.n,ghi WAS sin burning.
Tao hundred men have been fighting the
lames since their discovery, hut owing 10
tho danger of sufflca ion IRON 8moke have
been unable TO successfully combat them.
rhc less cannot be estimated until The lire
in eNlirguiBhfd.
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snos cougreSs refused TO appropriate
No oney 10 bore artesian wells in Nevsds .
company has been organized With q capital
OF ST, 900, to undertake the WORK. This dis.
plays the right spirit Land owners ought
not to expect the Government to bore ex-
detrimental artesisn wells for them env
more than TO build fences around the land
IL gives them.
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The Insurance Men.

ST. Louis, March 10 About fifty mem.
bers OF the Western Insurance union met
here to-day in semi-annual seaaion to con-
slider insurance interests. The meeting
was seoret, but 4 ia understood the princi-
pal question before it 10 the question Of CO.
insurance.
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Marine.

GAlyE TON, N srch l0.-Arived: steam
ships ]. q. Harris, Brnzos Santiago, City of
Norfolk; sohooners James Andrew, CAcA.
sieu; Emma Thornton, Patlersonville; An
toninetts, Csloasieu. Cleared: Steamship
LamPsas, New York; Bhip Cashmere Liver.
pool. Sail d: Steamships |. q. Harris,
New Orleans; city of Norfolk, New 0feans;
bark Nandia, Liverpool.
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TranrLL, March IS -TCorrespoudencs.l j
A FIRE occurred In Wilson L Portwood'
cotton yard last night about 3 O'Clock.
Tyesty-i hree bales were consumed and i've
bales badly damaged. Thin cotton belonged
10 q. L. Jones q Son. They had .insnrsnc.
10 cover this and q part OF residue lefi
.trr a suls of n few days since OF loo bales
"a w. White 4 Co.. OF Dsilss. The Gre /,
though to ne thu work Of an incendisry.
Terrell ranks third highest In contribu'
lions 10 Major Penn's nickie church. Sar
Antonio aDd Kyle standing shesu.
Mr. Dick Crav and Mr.. Tom Nice havs
returnsd from Tennssess aud are furnishing
horse fanciers with fine stock.
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To Settle Differences.

BosTos, March l9-rhe Union Pacific
aud Chicago, Burli- gton & Quincy rail.
roads have appointed committees to meet
al Boston Fridny TO Settle toe existing di'-
ieIepres The Union Pecifc's Representa-
iivus ats @ 4. Adams, Il. S. Ames and @.
G. Hartr. The Eurlington's representatives
efe j. VI Forbes, Sidney Bsrilets aud O. J,
Pam
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Coronrssx.s wAsHBvrs, Of MINNESOTA
be,isyes In q dark horse" for the presi-
dency. Modssty, of course. prevents him
from hszarding o probation IS to what
ousrtsr Of the compass the sable equine Il
now pssturing in.
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.AddItlonnl rlood Nsw,.

NEg OBLEANs, Msrch 10 Three breaks
have occurred 20 Sc Charles parish. The
water IN The Davis break 10 thirty feet
deep.
Tho Times.Democrats Vieksburg special
says la the Bunnower river section the
water Is rising rspidly. Satardia is
three feet under water. IL 10 reported
that Milllkens Bend levse has given way.
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os congress, believed polygamy right and
revealed from God aud would obey God
rather than congress, Defendant admit'
marriage according 10 the Mormon Law,
aud tays that his marriage was by proxy
for eternity aud not for line.
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A Lexal Farce.

s,Lr L.Ks, Marca 10 -Aodrsr Peterson,
oelesate u congr~ss i 1882 an svovfd
,olyesmist, indicted under tbs Eimunds'
avg for registering and voting. is nov on
nal. Chisf Justice Huoter allowed seven
,nlyesnist Mormons TO cit on the jury.
One has three wives. All seven swore thew
psaisvsd tue ~ s.1s 4. = superior ~ The ~
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3 srnw, March l9.-rhe now notorious
brig Screamer srriyed this afternoon.
While uuder tow a collision occurred be
tween the orig and tue revenue cutter Dez.
ter owing to the falling OF the tow.llne.
The Dexter los: her agurehssd and bow
epri. and the brig her stsrb1ard cGthead.
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A Fools End.

I,pr.NAYo1Is. March 10 W. NJ. Dane, o
yonng man OF Bentonville. FAyetie county
vas enamored OF Ada Swift, g l3year,old
girl. The parents OF the girl objected TO
ihs continuance OF hi- attentions
M account of her age. Saturday night
Dane purchased two 0pno,s OF laudanum,
living Mise Swift half end taking
Ine remainder himself. me poison lalieo
10 have fatal effect, being I'D overdose
Yesterday the father of the girl had Dane
srrest,d ,or giving Mics Swift poison Tor
the purpose of suicide. Last night Dane
shot himself, dying in a short time. The
oirl r. seriously sck, but may recover.
Dane vas q school teacher and correspon-
aent OF the New York Graphic.
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A TON Of soap is required each year 10
clean tho city building OF pl,lsburg, Penn
tylyania. Nothing 10 ssia of the smouni
necessary for the puIilssiion of the OH.
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10 enquire into the mental condition of
John Dillman, the wife murderer, rsspited
until tho 9Th OF April, reported this morn-
Ing that he 10 sane and responsible for his
nCta