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SAN ,ARCnRlsMUIn. ,APpnAL.s.,

- ~ -. -.
lndlgnnut protest against Con nscn ti0r
- --okkhe, American. College. ~.
\ AALTIMoRg, Alarch.27.-Archbishop Glib
bog : Yesterday iesued a pastoral letter tt
the lalty Of the diocese, in which he men
tio4ss thai! by virtue of a judgment OF tht
coqrI Of cessation, Of The date Of The POL
ol January, 1854, the American College in
Rche is in danger Of being confscated BY
thq Government Of Italy. He says: I'll
cadnot be called an ,intermedlipg iu tht
proper Jurisdiction Of q foreign govern.
mept il we uss our endeavors to preven,
them itom appropriating our property. We
had no intention Of en1iching the Italian
exch qner when We asked you to contrib.
nte your offerings. The title Of the building
known as the American College, may have
been placed in the name Of the propagan
Ia !or convenience and security, bur, new
ertheless, the fact remains that 1t was pur
CHASED and fitted up by the contribution
which you and your fellow Catholics made
and it is in reality the property Of Ameri
cans. The propaganda is an information
institution. It's aims are International, ths
diffusion Of Christianity and of Christian
CIVILIZATION, and 1t hss received no endow
ment whatever which was not intended fol
that purpose. Ts. ; S. ,T,t,l !!
Three grave interests OF ours are in
yolved i'll the fortunes OF this congregation
the expeditions and gtatutious traneaction
Of all ecclesiastical affairs with the Holy
See; the prosperity Of our American Col
lt2s and tho education Of other student
ior our American missions in tho Urban
College, which Ia the property OF the prop
aganda. In the face Of these difficulties
We would not lose heart nor fear thai
Christ will ever allow the etorm.toesed
bark to be wrecked, but we would exhort
you to call aloud on Him in prayer Ia
awake, to arise aud to judge His csuse and
to scatter thtss bold enemies Of His as the
wind scatters tue dust before its face. Al
The same time We ought 10 make every
legitimate appeal to tue public sentiment,
aud not to suffer our property and our in
teress 10 be wrested from us without q
struggle. Il cannot bo that out Govern.
msnt, jealous o! the rights Of the least oi
i!s ci,izsns, could allow ours to be violated
without protes', and who knows but that
in tho providence Of G ID the glory Of sav.
ing the propaganda may rest second time
Oh tho banner Of our country" ~ Ell
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FLASHED UNDER THE OCEAN,

!: The police at Leipzig have discovered a
dynamite bombshell in densely crowded
building. There Is no clue to who placed
1t there. 8 f5s 5I 'S99'd
The Central News il beaten on IT. appeal
from the decision against tho Eastern Tele.,
graph Company, for diyulging, az it claim. I,
ed, its news. l'155. q. = <
At the Consistory ut Rome yesterday, tho
Pope appointed the Ri. Rev. T. y. Leiray
Archbishop OF New Of|eane, and RI. Rev,
D. Manucy, now at Corpus Christi, Tex,
Bishop Of Mobile. ,51Is ii
Tbe ,Deuicls. .TageblaA saya: "At 5B's.s
birthday, Bismarck greeted Sargent will,
courteous bow, but shook hands with all
the other diplomatist1." .Z.if,ii1s
The peiaons recently arc eted at Madrid
on a charge Of conspiracy against the G "
eminent are forbidden to converse with
my one except officials. Gen. Velarde is
the mest compromised. a.t t,5.55"
, It is officially stated that le7t year at
Ermsleben, small town OF pruss;an Sax
ony, 403 persons became seriously i'll and
GO died from trichinc9is. The disea 10 wey
SauaSu ~ entiuS law puEh. us' W.. ~. e tf4
The delegates Of the Parisian artisans
who visited the Boston exhibition and
oihar delegate, from the workinymen have
resolved that tho French labor societies are
mo,a'ly bonnd tn assist the striking cigar.
makers Of Nav York. Il.
At lunch on board the Alert, Etl
Nolthbrook, Frs. Lord OF the Admiralty,
prepc5ed toa3t tl Pri Yi1ent Arthur, Tie
msjority OF the naval attaches Of the vuri..
Qua embasssies and the whole American
Legation were present.
The London Standard doubts whether
Gladstone will much longer bs able 10 sup.
port the mental friction inseparabla Irom
mis- present position. 1t urges him TO ac.
cepta peerage, which needn't be considered
equivalent to retirement. Tn 4!
I A fatal sfray is reported from Gesen.
Germany. A CaptIin and Lieutenant Of
the army were playing II friendly game Of
cards. A dispute arose and tbs l,o,sbeaded
Lieutenant became furious, whisked ont
bis sabre and gave the Clptai1 q dcl.h
stroke. f,ti,s8| h gcS5g I. is9t
{ Fourteen members OF the new Commit.
tee OF Ways and Means in the Chamber OF
Deputies arc opposed to the Cabinet. gwen
arc iu iavor ot it and the other eleven are
undecided, The Government will find 1t Z
very difficult to procure the nect: sary
funds 10 continue the war on Tonquin and
Madagascar. a ljs 5}&
A meeting was held Last night at tho
residence OF the Duke OF Westminster In
the interest OF church extension. The
Bishops OF LitchGeld aud St. Albsns adyo.
ca'ed Can"n ADson's mif;lon to North.
we,tern Canada, The Earl OF Carnarvon
praised the steadirat loyalty and sfT.csion
Of lhe Canadian church towards The Eng.
list church. He urged the church to imi.
tate the railways, and extend their sway
from sea to eea, H. 7f. s,5 h t. -,7, n +
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JEFFERSON DEMOCKArlC CLUE.
Another Step iounrd Organization
a.atII Taken Last Night, "a .5.-lrl.-!


Another Step founrd OrSnnixation
7st Taken Last Night. &
I The Democrats interested in the organiz,.
ton Ct a poli,icc-social club, gathered again
last night at the rooms Of the Shakespeare
Club to receive the report Of the committee
appointed at The last meeting to rfspare a
constitution and by-laTs. Mr O.. s Long
on behalf Of this committee, tendsred the T.
port, which w:s nrs.d unon by sections. ~
The club w.s first chrlstened ~ fhe Dtmc.
cratic Club OF OHIO 'Couu,y," but after some
consideration this action was uhduue and il
vas agreed to call it tina "Jstlerson Demo.
cratic Club" h l'S9-0o'C + M
:, A committee OF one from ench district in
the county WAS appointed 10 prepare list1 Of
all the Dsuocra 10 End other yo,ers in The
spoctivs districts, and 1t wa, ras9lyed 10
meet Thursday, April 8, to elect otti GERS, and
th,t eiicss should hs elec cd in each sub.
asqueas yea. on the frat rhu,sdsy Of April, !
A COMMITTEES ol i've, consisting OF Msssfs,
9. q. Long, David Brookes, F. r. JeI son,
John g. N-ylorand ]. n. Z wing, way appoint.
ed to make nomiraHons for ctii :err. Thi.
was about all the business transacted. ,i,ls.
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Against pol,ce pnncr..

ALBANY, N: Y, March 27.-ln the Senate
Mr.. Gilbert introduced bill prohibiting
the sale or exhibition OF indecen. publ
cations devoted to criminal and police
news and criminal deeds, tending to cor.
Tupt the morals Of youth. The oEspse is
made a misdemeanor. A petition was pre-
sented from the New York Society fol the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children in favor
OF the bill, and in favor Of the prohibition
OF the ea!e Of dime novels. -, -.
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MINISTER SARGENT hrs not been recalled
to satisly BBnarck's spite and the de.
ulauds Of those alleged Americans who
wanted the American Minister disciplined
by his government. The President did
not say what he wpa going TO do. He de-
termined whathe would do, did it tpromptly
and did it wisely. Minister Sargent is
translated to more congenial sphere, and
he will 80 10 his new post with colors fly.
lug. Thc Berlin sitair could not have been
given happier turn.
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CkIklH ON GRANGE.
a Biz Husincas .hnt r, eSages n hnngc.
J = III Loohout below. ~

s.tS.fgs Lookout below.
+. CHICAGO, lii, March 27.-The specula-
i've excite msnt ha7 rarely been more
highly strung than " timer a. the open.
iug on Change this morning. The day
had been looked forward to- as possibly
to witness the. c:isfs in wheat .epecu-
lation ior ); the year., :, Yesterdays de-
preston wss 60 great and value had
been lowered :Tto' 30 unusual
plane, there was felt that another
one Of it's kline; would cause u tumbliae OF
commission house,, no. al instance OF
which had yet occurred The market
opened comparatively steady, but for lead
ing options ;lals: under lowest figures
touched yesterday. May opened at SG7c,
Ssei June, 89tc July; May dropped of t,
S8sa rallied hharplv to SIC and then more
gradually to S7s. 7; June rose to sole and
July to 00c. S1ne rrantactions wera OF the
heaviest pcasible description, come early
salepIrunDin9 into s:quartrr and q half Of 4
million, Corn opened at 53f: for May,
55a June, 50s: July, but after the first I'LL
steadily to, 54s :.ier May, 55!c ior June.
Oats opened i, 39s, fnr May, but sher~ard
was steady at 32sss:. Pork opened at SIT so
for May, SIT 60 t,r June, or ut a decline OF
zoe from The closing Of yesterday, but after
ward advanced 10 l0.l2!c Lard opened
at 0 25c for May, but coon advanced 81. At
10 o'clock May wheat cold up to Sc, but
shaded of s.immediately a'terward. Corn
sold to 544: for May. = ~,
The excitement continufs 10 run very
high on Change, but prices are sleadier
and generally stronger. The transactions
are large in value and orders from the ont.
side are numerous May wheat sold up to
SS'c, but fall OF sgain 10 SIG, with June
s9jc, Suly 9O4s0;c. Corn continues firm,
and is quotshIe at this hour at 54!c May,
55sc Jnne, 574e July. Pork is timer at
sl7G74 May, Sl777l june Lard-0 324c
May, 9:4l4c June. y; "a 81. ,sit j..
The suspension OF Shepherd K Peacock
and that Of H..O: Kenyon & Co., was an
nouuced this morning. The former firm
announced it had evened up on all iss
trades. Neither failure is deemed signii-
icant but the announcement was one OF
the CAUSES pcsigned for the weakn.s, in the
market during the early session.
EKw YoRK, March 27.-Wheat opened
t. lower but rallied and became stronger
when Chicago advices came. There was
active speculative trading, lgl
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Starving 10 Death.

OTTAWA, 0Sr., March GA letter re-
ceived from Indian Head Gays that twenty
indians have starved 10 death en- that re-.
sefvation since February lat, and that half
the tribe are in q starving condition. The
writer further ltates that unless the Gov.
eminent docs somsthipg Immediately, he
Tears that not only property will suffer, but
that the lives OF white settlers will be en-.
dAGpere1. -.I-- -.....L.L,- -.-.L -.
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WHISKY WHIPPED.
BONDED EXTENSION BILL DEFEATED.
4 Part Of the Ksntutky rrss Trade Sehsms
Ksotk.i Ia tbs Head iYsstsrdsy In tho 4
iiuuw oi H'prts.atA,lvsa-Ths vots On
ihs hsstuts-''C0rktAils Sine Ule,n

WASHINGTON, D, O., March 27.-Tht
bonded whisky bill was considered to-day
In Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Blackburn In making the closing
argument In support Of the bill deprecated
any discussion founded on prejudice on
one hand or sympathy on the other. The
gentleman from Pennsylvania (Randall)
had said the course OF whisky leg-
islation had been in the interest Of mo.
nepoly, and that he opposed 1t be.
cause It was monopoly, he (Black.
burn) sincerely thanked God that
with tho aid Of search warrant
there was Al last discovered one monopoly
on the continent 0t which tho gentleman
was not "a champion. .Ho was delighted to
find thoie wsB Que thing. which secured the
gentleman's opposition to monopoly. lie
knew In the last CoDgres, Kelly, Randall,
Heraer', Bsoant and Dunn had not been
opp Jsed to the bill"
MIR. Neutrality-suspicious. is mistaken
as 10 lnt." pe."('E 'E55I ~
Mr.. H,ackburn-''Did you vote against
the unlimited extension bill? s7I
Mr.. n!ouul-"I' havu not examined the
record" .e,ts.a-. -
MIR. B!ackburn-"I have, aud that is the
difference" - ~. s5,sIas7
Mr Daun-"My views have never
changed" 3's- +. .-,=.:.-.,s5.. ..;sss.5 i.s5. N
MIR. blackburn sid he did not object to
gentlemen changing their views OH ques-
tions otgfeat national policy. He knew
they had done it IRON the best motives,
but he eaid the line should be drawn some
wh.re and gentlemen should not set them
selves up to shape and fashion the lava
and sentiments OF Congress, who shifted
their convictions Oh questions OF national
policy with the same apparent facility, IL
not the frequency, that they were supposed
to change their linen. ~ e W .rai.
Mr.. B!ackburn's speech was listened 10
with great attention, and at its conclusion
he was warmly applauded by his party as
The general debate having ended, Mr..
B!ount moved to strike out the enac,ing
clause Of lhe bill. which WAS agreed 10, BY
vote Of ISL TO 81 The committee then
rose and reported its action 10 the House,
when it was confirmed, yeas ls5; nays, 50.
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TllENE is no mis'aking the strong desire
Of West Virginia Republicans. They arc
in serious earnest for Blaine. It therefore
becomes their duty 10 select as delegates
men who will reprs3ent their sentiment.
And the place to begin is at the bottom
and follow it up through The conventions.
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The Republicans Of Allegheny county
pennsylvania, are making war TO the knife
on the machine. They claim to bo thor.
onShly organized and certain OF success,
Alagee and his machine followers under
sand That il isa fight Tor existence, ant
'aey arc pulling the wires with desperation
10 elect delegates opposed TO Blaine. In
Tie meantime it i4 given out that il the
machine is defeated in Allegheny 1t viii
make no lurther effort elsewhere in the
State T
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Why should the people Of the United
States lend s7O.0OO.0OOa at !! percent to the
ds,iIlers? This is the meat Of the bonded
whisky bill which Messls. Morrison, Car.
lale and Watterson were so anxious TO
pasa as a measure OF reform, and which the
House hrs Just knocked on the head.
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gresham Flower. Mr.. Tilden stated 10
thia friend that he himself was not in the
field, and that he thought Mr. Payne was
the most available man. As to Mr., Flower.
he simply said that either Governor Cleye.
land or Mr.. Flower would be good can.
didate Tor tho Vice. Presidency, with the
choice In favor OF Flower on account Of his
wealth " and popularity with the rank and
flo OF the party, 4'HlT2a3l.,t 10. =
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VIII be Hereafter Kccoxu,z.,I.5

Ngw YoRK. March 27.-The attention
Of the United States authorities having
been called to decoyiug Hungarian immi.
grants 10 Cubs, where they are treated as
slave., the announcement Is made that
hereafter Tho peraonalrights ol these immi-
grants will be fully recognized. 5 mn. m.
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The "gipiler Key."

BERLIN, March 27.-The Germania ssys
there is much confusion and CONSERVATION
among the Russian police owing to the
discovery made since the murder OF Col.
Sudeikin that beside the police cipher
Col. Sudeikin used various ciphers for Diff
erent sections ol the organization Of secret
agents in Russia and throughout Europe.
These keys have been stolen or lest, anJ it
is impossible for the government to know
or verify the identity Of the agents. 1t is
feared the Nihilisls hold the key to the
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lr is soemnly se:elied that when tho
President dfofs OF. of the rece he will
transfer his strength to Senator Edmunde.
Wien the President drops out Of the race
he will have lost control over his strength.
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A klOirt l.UllKpscA.

PkrERsnono. 0ST, March 27.-A heavy
rain caused Ham.l:oa creek 10 cys,d W.
The Royal Oak hotel, newithree story
building, owned by r. 7. R,RerS, collapsed
and tell into thu stream. The inmate 8
escapes a few minutes before the iiall oi
the building, &ggl'f t5E fE.i - {
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WHEELING. WEST FRIDAY AARCH % 1884 TT

ly'a announcement. had been made 10 the
Directors, Mr.. Green read brief state.
ment from the inventor relative to recent
r.imors that he was delaying the compile.
tion Of the motor In order 10 apply his
mysterious power to other mediums In tho
Interest Of other parties. Mr.. Keely do.
MED these statements emphaticslly,
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lsnlASAr'Lls, Isp March 27.-The pri::
vate banking house Of William N. Locke,
Noblesville, Hamilton county, suspended
payment to-day. The bank opened in
January, 1883, aud from $50. 900 to SIC. .0O0
Of deposits. The failure way attributed to
speculation in Chicago options. "A
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DENVER, Col, March 27.-The most dis
aatrous wind storm in many yea,s struck
the city at 10 o'clock this morning. At
this hour, 8 P. NJ, it continues unabated in
fury. Many OF the iueet buildings OF the
city, including the City Hall, the MoGst
and Kasseler, Symcs and Clifford blocks,
are unrooied aud sigus and awnings torn
down. Several hours together the wind
maintained a velocity OF sixty miles an
hour. Several persons were injured; none
fatally. Telegraph communication with
outside towns is interrupted. ID
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ELLSWORTH DIsrRlcr, Tyler county, hes
voted agains. the proposed subscription to
the marrow gauge railroad from New Mar
tinsyille 10 Middlebourne. This is great
disappointment 10 many people in Tyler
and Wetzal counties. ra.
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TROUBLE seems to attend the handling Of
Democratic campaign funds in Wts. Vir.
yiais, Now Col. Alex. Campbell is to be
yiysn turn. But Col. Campbell isn't un-
ders.ood to be dodgng behind any other
man, living or dead,
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ALBANY, Ny, March 27.--In the Az.
sembly tonight the Committee OF Ways
and Means reported practically new bill
prohibiting the manufacture and sale Of
oleomargarine, swine, butterine, or other
substitutes for tarm Or dairy products. An
appropriation q 81. 600 was made to carry
out the object Of the bill. IS; Ii z. 5fsIli'i
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NAT, h"bber Captured.

Special Dlpaith 10 the Inteaiyenctr.
CHAKLEsr1S, ". Va, March o7.--Geo.
J. Williams, who broke jail hero in De-
cembcr las:, WIS sIrested at Danville on
tue "a h. AT 'he lime he escaped he had
been convicted Of mail robbery. Captain
Barnet. s'arls for DAnvills to morrow alter
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ton during trip oil 500 miles through the
state and statements from good farmers,

ton during trip of 500 miles through th,
State and statements from good isrmers
we consider the wheat crop Of this State al
comparatively safe for this sesBon, with tn,
acreage about the name as last year"
w.. Chamberlain, Secretary OF the Ohio
STATE Board ot Agriculture, says that the
wheat Is not looking quite as well now,
though the damags 80 lar has not been sc.
rious. But 1t baa three or four weeks Of
the worst tlmc Of the year to 20 through
yet ar N f5 - ''' /
j. W. Sanborn, Secretary OF tho Colum.
bia Agriculture State Board Of Missouri,
says the outlook at present Is below an nv.
erage The wheat needs rain, which will
help 1t very much. Since the above report
was made they have had good rains
throughout the State. 1 w IL Il
William Sims, Secretary OF the State
Board In Kansas, In bis last report says
thers is every indication at this time that
the crop OF 1854 will be fully equal in
yield to that Of 1883. The area Is proba-
by slightly in excess Of the previous year,
and the weather has been during tho win.
ter months propitious to the growth. Pi.
vate reporta from Illinois report the crors
In good condition. Some damage Ia re-,
ported In sections Of the State by floods,
but the damage seems to be local and OF q
lrih ng nature. III
:, The Hon. H. A. Conant, Secretary OF the
State Board Of Michigan, says that some
damage ia reported in the S,ste by Ice and
'hawing and sretz zlng weather, but 10 what
e1!ent the damage may prove ha is not
able to cay. AT present New York and
pennsylvania report the crops in good con.
1ition, and note no damage up to the pres.
ant time. The States arc now passing
through their most critical period Of the
'eason, and their next report will be more
California reports their crop in
good condition and With promise Of a
anger yield than last year The acreage is
.eported az being somewhstjncressed and
20 particular damage js, noted up to the
present time. Kentucky reports their acre
'ge about.the Same as last year. and tho
condition ol the crop at present as good.
some damuge Is noted; but 1t Is slight. sS,.
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FIniiinE Ground Il,.idt.l,

s'wANroS, VI March PA sherlr's
posse raided the Lake Cham plain fishing
grounds here. Three fishermen we're ar.
rested: two 40 rod seines we're ee'zed. Re.
distance wss made and several sho.y were
exchanged: There Is great excitement in
fishing circles * rs .,liSSl - I,l.G GI, yST
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llgSpy WAnp DErcneI is suggested as u
delegate 10 tie Republican National Con
yeu,ion, II Slf. Beecher wants Tree trade
that isD'tthe Convention he is looking Tor.
Better ny Gettd0or.
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NV ionx, March o7.-Billy Madden
has posted $500 to match Charles Mitchell
agairs. Sheriff, "The P,usaian," in a hox::
ing match Of four rounds. Madden offers
to bet 81 900 on Mitchell against Sullivan
or any N IN in the world. Z