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, !aE discussion in the Presbytsry Of re.
~ ss'0as newspapers was very Interesting.
Inc idea was advanced that the reason
WY /" many Of those publications do NOT
Prosper is because they do not attract
readers The suggestion goes to the roo.
:, o. the trouble. Tie newspaper which
lives Is the one which makes Itself worth
reading, and this It cannot do by hslap
eaiy pure in motive. To purity 1t must
sa0 :. the power to pleale, otherwiseit it il
se most Improbable kind Of sOuadIns
0'ass aud tinkline eynbal.
Those hufttul prints which achieve q
prosperous career do 50 becapss they
@safcoat their poison and make Il paIa.
esIe' They hit the secret Of The publish,
Sssucceas. The idea that every socd
nan and any good man can make a good
taa t Acceptable newspaper Is responsible
" 'ae failure Of many religious negspa,
Ssn % take root and grow. People won't
Say What they don't want, aud one eood
.s S'0snef testified before Presbytery thai
Ssy won't take away an undesirable
Jung when 1t is offered 70 them gratis.
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CROWLEY CAPTURED
twithla Forty Feet~of the Pennsylsania
tl Line-HIs Horrible Punishment.

lWithla Forty Feet~of the Penns,isanis
fi Line-Hls Horrible Punishment.
speeiat Dtpdteh % ne fatelllgsAer.
wELLsBuRa, w. Va, April 29.-0nce
more the sacred soil Of West Virginia ha,
been dealed by the gore Of fs prize fighter
This morning John Crowley and John
Dillon, both young men from Pittsburgh
said TO be puddlers in some Of the mills ol
that city, and about 800 oil their friends
arrived at Golfers Station and. proceeding
to the historic ground that has been the
scene OF numerous fights between mel,
dogs and chickens, set up o ring and pro
eeeded to pummel each other in the most
approved fashion, under the London rules,
They fought forty.iour ROUNDS 10 about
forty minutes, and Crowley was ''dane rlp
to the Queens TASTE y rs one Of the Dillon
heekers, expressed II.
Ths first intimation that the authorities
here had, that a fghs vas In progress, was
through telegram received by Sheriff
David Brown about 9:30 o'clock. II was
signed by j. @. Franks and sent from Col.
iier,s. Il read as follows: "Prize fight at
Golfers today. Come at 3anae." Sheriff
Brown, with I. 81. Buchanan as deputy,
ut once made arrangements 70 descend on
the picnic, and left on the l9 o'clock train
Tor that purpose. They arrived Of Col.
lief's about II 80 o'clock, just as the fight
was concluded. On the traia vas q young
fellow who claimed 10 be the correspol'
dent Of Pittsburgh paper, and he find
Ing outthe Sheriff serrand, gave the alarm.
These was an instant scattering, and all
scceeded In getting across the railf9ad and
into Pennsylvania except etoGieY, Ehe
was so badly used up that be stumbled
aud fell when within about forty feet oi
the Pennsylvania line and was captured,
train aud qGsrtesed at the Hadson House,
where Drs. WaikinsAsv Rpt prrtis Eaited
on him. His faos Is horribly swollen
and disdgured, but 1t Is believed no bones
are broken. There Is also considerable
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oFF w1rm rHr pRorrsson.
Another Glddy Young Thing psssrts Home
for . Roller skate Instraetor.

Another Glddy Young Thing Deserts Home
for . Roller skate Iastraetor.
FosroRIA, O., April 2s,-James strause,
Of this city, the roller rink manager, who
attempted TO e.ope with Mabel West, Of
Bowling Green, q week ago, but was foiled
by the Marshal here. has capped the
climax Of his sensation by making a Sec
ond attempt, and this time successful.
When the girl was taken from him last
week he was at his home, just at the edge
oftown. He did not show himself in the
city limits, and it was thonght by some.
that he was prowlinq around Bowling
Green. endeayoring to see. bis dulcinea
again. It turns out that such was the
case, % they have again eloped. and this
time We're successful in eluding theotticen.
II Is probable that they have gone to
Michigan, and are now man and wife.
Miss West Is probably sixteen years old
and strause twenty-five. The latter was
divorced from his tirst wife year or two
a 3 d u +
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oNrO i;ERAr.
rhs E4ssian Forces Said 10 bs MoyluE .,
80 ths Gate 10 India.

tho date 70 IndlA.
LONDON, April 2s.-Lord Eamspt FitE.
maurice, Uades Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs, announced in the House
Of Commons to-day that the Geyeypment
had received definite reliable information
10 the effect that the Russians were now
In full advance on HeFAt. He also On.
nosneed thai the report Of the occupation
Of MaIuehpk had been confirmed. The
announcements created a profound sensa.
ton. and much bitterness was expressed
by the members.
A gloomy feeling prevails here this
morning, the belief being general tha,
the ecommenceme q! opeh hoatiltties be.
tween England and Russia ID now only q
matter ot 4 few days. Thestock market 4
weak and prices have declined almest pn.
tinterruptealY this mosnips. Ihe whole
list is lowef, hut the greatest depression d
in Russian bonds. Conaols are fractionally
a Dispatch from Cairo 10 Reuters
Agency confirms the statement OF the
esslement ei the li6spkost ElJp3iea diffl
Guilty publiShed IN the ouyudl DsI pttaitG
General Wolselsyt who left Tor Suakim
to-day II 10 believed, viii make arrange
ments for the immediate Withdrawal of
the British troops now In Egypt. BE L
expected 10 return within = fortnight ami
sail at once Tor England.
The Duke OF Cambridge, Commander Il
Chief Of the Army, when be inspected th,
troops OF Aldetshot to-day, In Q lew word
] mplimented the soldiers and expresset
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srEuBENyILLE.
oA.n... ia ,hs aIa kata.s, -Eaaap. nan

Changes In the old Fprnass-Infsps Man
Arrested.
Spsslqt Dt,patek % ae INttsllOeaeer.
srrvsESvttIE, April 2a.-The furnaces
Of the Jefferson iron works ase sboEt 10 be
torn down. A large furnace will be built
with view OF making Bessemer pig TO
supply the Wheeling steel plant.
An insane German named Lawrence @.
lGonlter was arrested On the Pan Handle
bridge to.day. II was feSrei he was about
TO jump Off He said he'was from Bits.
Kss pr. John Williams, formerly Of the
First NJ Z. oluSeh, this city, has been
appointed to o chsplaincy nthe D. s.
army by President Cleveland.
| Lieutenant Governor Richards delivers
the Decoration Day address at Columbus.
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IL his opinion in the case Of Mr.. Law
ton, appointed Minister to Russia, the
Attorney General decides that the ap-
pOiatee was eligible. Mr.. Lawton had
been pardoned by the President before
The adoption OF the Fourteenth amend
msnt providing that disabilities incurred
IN the Rebellion might be removed by
Congress- Before that amendment went
effect the President had u right to remove
political disabilities by pardon, and in
". IawtOn's case he exercised 1t. We
do not see how the Attorney General
could have given any other opinion, and
We do not see what is to be gained by at
ticking him for giving that opinion.
Whether the President ought to have
lardOned Dir. Lawton Is not now under
dscsssiOn. lie did 1t, and that made
Nt hwtOu once more a citizen in good
sanding.
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TaE Cincinnati Enquirer represents the
President as living in constant dread Of
asassination, and his friends think he is
Nise to take precautions. The Washing.
toseorespondsnt adds: president Clevs.
!ial probably does we'll to avoid crowds
'apecPls at this time. Men fearful Of dis.
niasaltu account OF political propensities,
Supposed 20 be in opposition to those Of
The President, or those wild through dis.
appointment, are in no tralae Of mind TO
b netby the man having the disposal Of
al the positions Of profit and preierment.
Ss the cause what It may, President
Cleveland " is to-day a prisoner in the
White House." ltis by no means certain
'Aatths villain who would assassinats az,
0sher President Of the United States would
ct 90 far as the prisoners dock. The
peoplsare tired OF that way Of removing
= sohiet Magistrate. 1t is TO be hoped tia.
~ this case there is no reason for appse.
heuaiOn.
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cnoLERA MIcRonEs.
An Iatsre..inx Lecture on The sablse. hy. a

An Iatsrestinx Lecture on the Sub iset by q
Physician.
yAIEsctA. April 29.--Last evening DIR.
Feuan, ia the presence Of one hundred
and atty Spanish physicians, and many
illustrious persons, gave q lecture, with
microscopic illustrations, upon cholera
microbes, making interesting comparisons
between tie true cholera mlcrobe and that
ofthe non-epidemic cholera. After the
lecture eighteen physicians submitted to
microbic incubation, and after them
many others, among them the Count de
Rouree anda priest named Massanera.
DR.. Ferran had with him quantity Of
the bacillus germ which he has been able
to cultivate in q specially prepared broth
Lthe Pierre Miguel systemj ofmutton OF
heee, and this, injected into the system,
develops in the patient the suggestive
symptoms OF cholera. A. single inocNfa.
ton gives immunity from cholera con-
tagion for q period OF three months But q
second inoculation Is required within the
week, IN order 10 make sure OF the efficacy
Of the system for longer periods.
The correspondent also CONCLUDED 10
submit TO the experiment, The Injection
was given in both aSms, on thetback part
between the elbow and the upper muscle.
Asmaii syringe, with point like needle
was used, penetrating subcutaneodsly
about hall an inch. After aayhour I begnn
TO feel considerable pain about the spinal
region, the injection cahsing muscular
agitation, the pain extending 70 the palms
oil the hands. In two hours my temperas
ture rose to fever heat. This was followed
by clammy hands, lassitade, and pain in
the legs. In ieas hatirs my arms became
very painful, with q sensation as though
they had been severely bruised. After
this the actiyityd the vaccine sutsiied,
but the arms grew very stiG 10 that
could scarcely lift them, Later on l be.
gan 10 experience nauseau. accompanied
By a dull headache, while the pain In the
arms spread to the muscles OF the back, /
Went TO bed aud slept well. Many who
have submitted TO the tesk however, arc
troubled with alsoplessness, awoke
with o severe headache, which remains.
This dispatch Is sent of twenty.eight
hours after my incubation. The period
during which symptoms continue Is, am
informed, iofty.eipht haura.
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news iS:BRiEF.
ghe trpIIerop q QalllolaIa g very pra#:

The traitcrop Of California isyerypraR-
Nrs. Foast, widow. .shelhyville, Ind, So
icided by hanging.
Jacob Scott, living near Port Gibson, n.
Y, shot and Killed his wife.
General Granttacoudition yesterday was
better than at any time during the mouth.
Mrs. Hawley was arrested in CINCINNATI
charged With tl,e attempt ID fire the Pal
AGE Hotel Of fthakcity.
eoyeraar AaTani Of Kansas has i'm.
posed q quarantine 0t ninety days on cat
lie coming from Missouri. n
Laura Edwards, q young girl Of Rich.
mond, Ind, attempted 10 commit suicide
because she .was tired Of t,her lot"
II. NJ. Roberts, alumber dealer Of Rich
mond, Ind, was arrested on the charge OF
obtaining 400 under false Rreseasea.
II. O. Hall, clerk In the transportation
office q g. +. Hastings, New York city,
was arrested, charged with the embezzlei
meht ofSl2 900.
W.s s. Roberts, President Of the defunct
hank Of Augusta, Ga, was arrested In New
York on reputation and will be taken 10
Augusta for trial.
There d . controversy between the
Secretary Of War and Lieutenant General
Sheridan of the aTmyas 10 The extent oi
the is.sef's peYers,
Fire damaged the Ilndell Hotel, st.
Louis, TO the extent Of SIS, 900. No guests
were injured, though two fremen were
overcome by smoke.
Fresh maekesel are % abundant In New
York that they sell for one and two cent
eaeh, aud are Slyen away 70 the deserving
poor who come {or thea.
r. D. Mullane, Division Superintendent
Of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, Al
Chattanooga, was chiorotnFmed while
aslepn and robbed OF 500.
4 Henry King, machinist in Eherhsrdt'i
stove foundry, Portsmouth, Ohio, was ter
rihly mangled by being caught In q bell
and 'hIFled aeaiHat large wheel,
LAST night d passenger train passing
through the village Of AustintoWn, o.
teoliided with . wagon in which Mett
seated Edward Anderson and burton BAL
lard. Anderson was fatally injured and
Ballard was quite 1erippaty hurt. Tht
wagon was demolished and the hors'
Killed,
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF The Water and movements OF the
ls Steamboats,.

''"s' " '' s s...%saa.. aaa mossmea" OF the
-, s.' ~
..-lte. lne iocaa pAckeS were aii on tme yes
'eiua1 ~.
Ihe Ells aTa jim Wood passed down
WIZ. wita coAl. ne Etla returned ilght last
a'sas'
The little Bred went up with empties
and the Annie L. and Nail City with
haIges htiedwith railroad ties.
The river ia AGAIN. falling. The lsvea
marks at dusk M evening in,licatsi a
depth IL the channel Of 10 ieet Q inches
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AIR. KELLEY, whom President Cleveland
appointed Minister to Italy, has an origi-
nal way Of showing his loyalty to the gov.
erRment which hsis, or was, to represent:
~ ain to-day, as are millions Of my coun-
tymen, recognizing with fullest loyalty
the authority ola Government over my
own State, founded on what considered
a gross and bloody violation OF public
rights committed against myself andt them,
but an authority Gxed and analterably Sc.
cure in the acquiescence OF the people
au aequiescence which concludes the pub
liciudgment Of the whole world" Mr..
Kelley ought TO be appointed to COM
Portable place in lunatic asylum. He
maydo himself harm in bis frame Of mind.
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otsrRAL AaEaioAN ArrA1Rs.
The Rebel General 0ners. to Surrender
Under Certain Conditions.

Under Certain Conditions.
PANAMA, April 20, VIA GALyEsroN.--
Messrs. Correo and Clement, peace com.
missioners to Ruena Ventura, are detained
at Galsi. rbe strength Of the expedition
which has arrived in Panama Ray ls $50
men under Modoya. As civil and military
chief, Col. Reyes sommandsthe forces. The
expedition has been .ent to restore
order in the State Of Panama. Then
It wilr> 50 on to the relief
Of Gen. pamingo Villa at CarthaReua. A
note was sent signed by Modoya and
Reyes, the two chiefs Of the expedition,
TO the Dean otthe Consular Corps, setting
forth that their object was 10 maintain
order, give the necessary guarantee oi
safety Of life and property and free t,aa.
ait Of the Istlimus.
Alta meeting Of the eonsuls yesterday
with Aizpgru. The latter said that while
he did not entirely accept the titles con.
ferred upon senos hodoye aud Reyes
he was willing 10 dishand bis forces, dc.
liver up their arms and retire to private
life upon certain conditions,
Rirat-He would resign to the gentlemen
who would cotlstitutionally claim power.
seeond-Pa Pardon Tor political ode1ses as
such, but prosecution and pnnishment oi
sll offenders against the common law In
fanams, Colon OF elsewhere on the 18th.
mus,
ifVl,.a. =. - :. a IsL,,k :. an, &c.,, ,.,
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FURTHER INDICATIONS
Which SHOW tina. Both ooaa.rls. are b


Which show that Both Countries Are Bon
Upon War.
TIFLts, April 29.-ordeB have beer
given to hasten the completion Of the
military hospitals being erected between
here and Baku.
LONDON, April 2a.-:A Rawul Pindi let
terstates that the Ameer OF Afshanistar
regards the Russians Us enimies axious
to seize Hemt, the whole people oj
Afghan Turkestan and Baialkshed there.
fore looked to England APPARENTLY In all
sincerity 10 aid the Ameer in repeiiinR
Russia.
CoNsrASrNopLE, April 29.-All the
powers have through their representatives.
verbally urged Turkey TO maintain q
State neutrality in,the event OF war be.
tween England and Russia.
II. Nelidof, Russian Embassador, has
had special audience with the Sultan.
In this the Russian statesman insisted
that twas absolutely necessary for the
Porte 10 maintain neutrality In case OF an
Anglo Russian war. The German Off
Gers are at present engaged in inspecting
the porta along the Dardanelles. The
Porte Is rapidly erecting fresh defensive
works on the Bosphorus. The Sultan has
ordered the heights Of ThoFapia &c be
fortified.
Turkish agents have been sept abroad to
parchase torpedo boats on the Sultan nc
count. The Porte on Sunday telegraphed
to Berlin request 10 Bismarck for his
opinion upon the Anglo Russian situation
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TINS time West Virginia Justice takes
hold Of a prize fighter. Here is an oppor,
tunity to teach the invading roughs that
tbey are not welcome to West Virginia
oil. There need be no mawkish sympa,
:hy for the man because he was severely
battered. That was u chance he took
when he went into the ring. West Nir.
ginia wants none of this brutal sport
within her borders.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

AT New neutrality-suspicious. 8; AthIet.
ics,5. Errors, Metropolitans, a; Athletics,
2. Bases. .Metropolltans z, Athletics II.
Struck out, Metropolitans, s; Athletics 2.
AT Cincinnati-C Cincinnati, o; st. Louis,
Q. Errors, Cincinnati, !; ST. Louis, Q.
Bases, Cincinnati, 9; st. Louis, u. Struck
out, st. Lonfs,ee.
AT Indianapolis Indianapolis, 4; To-
ledos, l. Bases, Indianapolis, 0; Toledos,
70. Errors, Indianapolis, ! Toledos, 9.
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sWIIEEI

the hope that in the event Of war they
would acquit themselves as nobly aa theil
predecessors did In the Crimea.
ST. Petersburg adyises state that despite
the fact that most Of the rumors prevalent
are warlike, the authorities evidently wish
the idea encouraged that peace Is still
probable.
Two hundred and seventy yessels have
applied TO the British consul ut 0dessa
for charters for the Black Sea, ports, being
anxious TO employ the last pause. before
war breaks ont, Tor freighting Russian
grain to England. Though the localization
of the war appears doubtful, yet Italy
seems inclined TO maintain o strict nen-
trality. u.
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TrRxEr may tOrtify the Dardanelles 70
..rpre her position Of neutrality against
n r .omsr, but the English press gives
w ,o,ise tha. England will pass throughif
'hs IS, r,pts TO pass. There is no doubt that
INV INV S;Iit,y and that she has the navy to
nsks ~ 4 entertaining for the Turks.
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THAT Bad Man Elkins, whose vicious
I,tipets broke out in a desire to elect
sI,jne, vw present at the George 0. PEN
J.toulinuer and looked on while Gentle.
n,p George illed his Democratic stomach
yitb consOmme a Ia royale, cotelettes de
i, is yeau . Ia Parisienne, Clicquot Sec,
Iul-will anybody believed eit?--varies tim
laIes q l'ecarlateI Truly Mr.. Elkins is q
p,INan
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A Mrowr4p friend of the President de.
clurss that Mr. Cleveland SIS not conscious
that he is engaged in a struggle" Then
The President is not reading the news
papers Of his party and some Of those
which represent the hGugwump element.
He can't go much farther in his mad
career without be aroused to state OF re-
aii1iug consciousness. Can't the Presi-
dent detect the smell OF powder when it is
burning under his nose2
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ConyIctsd 8 Robbery.

spe5lat DllpateA o " 1atllleaio7.
ag4yTss, W. Va, April esd. Sands:
berry, ontrial for roboiny III. Gregysty
oisoms sixty dollars, was found gpiltyof
grand larceny. The jury in the case Of
John Shay, charged with stealing 9 watch
from Judge Chaplin, was discharged. Hay-
ing failed 10 agree upon q yesdiet,
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,ons BatoaT, ol England, ia the right
.i.1 Of peace Quaker. He replies to an
,l.i,s,iop ..Is n to attend a Peace Convention,
,.'',, ~. ..Tinr tbs. il any "openlns for media
~ y: ~. .,..snts itself the Government will
I,,,,lsss embrace It,"
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ssor,,.'oa:s fro,tposs.,. !.

My York, April 2a.=The case oi
Richard Short for assault with intent to
KIN Capt. Phelan, vas to have been tried
to-day, but owing to another case being
o., tkiSl Il was adjourned until tomorrow.
Alarge number Of Shorts sympathizera
illed The coprt room,
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sReARIss, Pr Apsllee The areshieh
started today onthe ltpe Mountains pc.
tween Berks and schuylkill counties u 70.
night raging f4riously. Several thousand
acres Of timber have been devastated.
The farmers fnd i nseless to iight the fire
Is the Wind scatters the sparks IN 4lI difec-
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Mis- G1WA Cook, daughter Of a oincin-
,,ti aori.s, has welded the count Arturo
~, y. Rss.i Calico. This count seems to be
n n .ous accOunt, for he is superintendent
II engineers Of the railroads Of switzer-
I,nJ. # isn't often that an American girl
s,t, % much thrown in with the title.
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stroyed BY FIRE at Colon on the slst ol
March. They were stored In the National
postottice awaiting an opportunity 70 for
ward them. X
Admiral Jeuette telegraphs 10 the Navy
Department from Aspinwall that he'will
soito Panama to-day, and that he hopes
70 settle the difficulty there peaceably.
Owing to the light receipts and heavy
disbursements during the present month,
the public debt statement tobe issued on
the frst prox. will ahow but slight II
any reduction.
In view Of the excellent records and dis.
tingnished services ofthe following named
Consuls, the President yesterday decided
that they shall be retained: w. F. Gran
vile, at Bradford, England; Lyell 7. Ad-
ANS, at Geneva; Samuel w. Dabney, at
ElVll. I.F Ml.
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mn 6eace Of Europe hangs tremblingin
q. ~, h,lPoce, with the tip Of the beam the
sa Ins "a, r.y, The heavens are streaked
v;th red.