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TnE oz AWs nlKrnpAY
10 hS UelthsatOu Tu.day-Run,ors of
NihiliGt Activity,

=" no OeNhfAtou Iu'uay-BphlOFs OF
Nihilht Activity,
LoNDoS, March "a dispatch ltom St.
Petersburg states that elaborate prepa.
tlons are in progress for the celebration
OF the torty'arst birthday OF the Car,
which will occur tomorrow, The c,lebrs.
ton will begin with high mass In the
Cathedral OF st, Petersburg, which willbe
attended by all the imperial family and
the various Gtshs aud households, In the
afternoon there will be grand re.
view by the Czar Of the garrison OF 81.
Petersbnrgh, the imperial guard and the
household troops, Immediately after thO
review His MajeSty will give an audience
to all the foreign ambassadors and reDre.
sentatiyes In the hall OF st. George In the
Winter Palace, There was to have been
9 grand operatic performance at the Great
Theatre, out this has been abandoned on
account Of the illness Of Miss Marie Van
landt. The official festivities will con.
clude with q magnificent ball in the Sale
Blanche Of the palace.
The above Is the official programme OF
the celebration but there are sinister m.
mors that 1t will be materially changed by
the Nlhlllsts. Tomorrow lacks but three
days Of being the filth Anniversary Of the
assassination Of the late Czar; and it has
been circumstantlally stated during
the past week that the Nihii'
lists had made every preparation for
celebrating the double event BY dupllcat.
Ing the tragedy Of March 10, 1881. It ia
certain that there has been great activity
among the Nihillsts during the past few
weeks, and q great increase Of activity on
the part Of the police. During the past
two weeks there have been over two
hundred arrests Of suspected Nihilists.
They include several returned exiles from
Siberia, and some members of the police.
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1hs nrUAaNar Nallload sleni. .

ALBANY, n. " March o,-The Railroad
Committee which has been investigating
The " methods by which the franchlSe:oi thu
Broadway surface railroad In New York
wy was obtained, to-day made itt
preliminary report TO the Senate. The
yommiltee ore unanimously Of the opin'
ION that the franchise was procured from
we Board OF Aldermen Of tile city Of New
lotE by bribery and corruption, and. urge
AM swift and summary suspension bt
meIed out to the guilty parties, and also
.aAthe fruits Of their CritninAlity be taken
iiiom ION them. The Committee offer toui
n.IIS designed to restore this franchise and
property to its rightiul owners.
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How the BSycstt va. Llftod.

OnIcAdo, March "a meeting was
held hero last evening between the boot
ans shoe firms Of Phelps, Dodge 4 Pal.
mer, selz, Schwalz 4 Co. and @, q, Fargo
& %. OIL the one side and the Executive
Board Of the State Assembly Of Knights
Of Labor on the other. The object was to
discuss the employment Of convict labor
by, the manufacturers and the recent
boycott proclaimed against them for so
doing. An amtcShle settlement was ar;
RAGGED without difficulty. The several
Trims agreed 10 dispense with the employ.
ment oi convict labor and in consideration
Of that agreement the boycott was to be
lifted. q. NJ. Henderson < 90. did moi
sign the agreement and the boycott re.
mains In force against them.
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Against Tariff Revision.

PlTrsEuRan, March 9.--Ata q meeting Of
the Trades Assembly tonight resolu.
ton was adopted asking Congress 10 dis.
courage any revision Of tho tariff at the
present time, inasmuCh rs II Is having a
most injurious effect on the industries Of
the thousands OF constituents Of the As.
Sembly. They also suggest that measures
be taken 10 submit suCh systematic tariff
revislonS as would In consideration OF q
methodically formed bill, at intervals OF
not less than five years.
President Weihe and Secretary Martin,
Of the Amalgamated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers, left for Washington TO.
night 10 appear before the Ways and
Committee 10 opposition 10 change In
tariff and 10 present the resolutions to
NonuFpau
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A DouBLE MURDER.
Two Women Meet horrible Doatn-Rob

Two Women Meet Horrible Dsatli-Rob.
bOry the Object.
<. PtrrsDuRon, Pa, March IA horrible
double murder and a arobbory were COM
mitted yesterday at the farmhouse OF John
T. Eyerhart, near Lyking Valley in the
northern part Of Clarion county; nineteen
miles from the town OF Clarion. A boy
in the family returning from school found
Mrs. Everhart lying on the floor with her
throat cut from ear to oar, aud her mother,
Mrs. GlIlllan, in the spring house also
with her throat cut aud life extinct. The
house had been ransaCked and $500 taken
Tohn T. Everhart Is well.to.do farmer,
and was overseer OF the poor. lie was
absent from home on township busln:ss
at the time. There Is great excitement
throughout the country.
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IAREATENEp STRIKE
OfPlttaburgh street Car EmployoS Mature
Of the Trouble.

PITTsBURsH, Pa, March 9,-There 70
every indication that serious trouble be.
tween the street car employees and their
employers Is imminent, and that strike
may be insugursted any day, Recently q
number OF employees Of the Birmingham
line were discharged, A committee OF the
Knights of Labor, who claim the men
were relieved fIom duty because they
vera members OF that organization, called
upon the officers Of the road and made a
request that the men be rslnstated, which
was refused. Ths committee then with
drew to convene the Executive Committee
Of lie order as soon as possible,
- sat night an oil night session Of the
employees OF the Allegheny lines was held
inthat city, The purpose Of ths meeting
or the action taken IL not known,
In speaking Of the trouble prominent
knight OF Labor said to-day that no or
dera TO strike had been issued, Every.
thing was in readiness, however, to stop
the,Csrs at a minutes notice. "You can
depend upon It," said he, "the strike will
come, and when 1t is ordered 1t will be Tor
twelve hours work day with forty min
ute6 for dinner" 1t Is estimated that L.
800 men are employed on the various
lines,
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Tug Iumor that ex-senator b, X. Bruce
d Mississippi, will be appointed to sue
4.iNlr. Eaton on the Civil Service Com
msion, has caused the Southern Demo
eny to become swearing mad and heap
vigorous epilhets on the much abused
Administration. Itisnot that Mr.. Bruce
ha not the ability to I'LL the position that
uns,rs the lIourbons, but it is his color
tha! causes their gorge to rise. They might
IS well possess themselves in peace, fol
there Is no probability that PteRident
Cleveland will ever rise to the dignity Of
such an act.
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VIENNA, March O.-The continued war
preparations in Greece are exciting grave
feara in the European cabinets. 1t Is be.
lleved that the moral effect Of the assem-.
bling Of the foreign fleets In suda bay
will not be sufficient 10 Coerce Greece, and
that further measures will be necessary.
Greece has been warned by the powers
that II she persists in her intention Of VIC.
latlDg the peace she will be left To suffer
punishment at the hands Of Turkey.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March O.-The
closing reception at the White House to.
night was given in honor Of the Congress
and to which the Judiciary, the Army and
Navy and the Diplomatic corps were in.
vited, was the most numerously attended
Of the season, and In the magihCence Of
the costumes and jewels worn by the la.
dies eclipsed any Of ts predecessors. The
President was assisted In receiving BY
Miss Cleveland, Mrs Manning, Mr.. Endi.
colt, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Villas. The
Judiciary, Diplomatic Corps, the Army
and Navy and CoDgtess were oil well rep.
fnRAniAl,
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NHw YoHK, March "a telegram was
received in this city this morning an.
nounCing the death at putdis Station,
westoheatsr county, Of ex. United States
Senator Jerome b. OhaRee, the iather.in.
Law Of Of Mr. Ulysses s. Grant, il.
DETROir, MiCH,, March O.-The Erening
Journals Adrian Michigan special Baysi
The remains Of ex-senator Ohaffes will be
brought here Tor burial In OAkwood, by
the side Of bis vile,
Ea.Atturnsy ushsrai lItewatet'S wits Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March O.-Nifs,
tjenjl Harris DtswRler, The wife Of
ex.Attorney General Brewster, died at
her residence. Ia this City this morning.
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CpMRERL4ND, MD, March O.-1t is re.
ported here tonight that the miners in
the ClCarllsld region were idle to-day and
will remain so until 1t Is decided whether
or not they will 50 on strike. Through.
out the Cumberland region the mines
have all shut down. At Blkhart about
half the men are at work. The operators
claim that the men in the Davis, Thomas
and Elk Gar ZEN mines will not 20 out,
and 1t Is generally supposed that the
strike will bo of short duration, though
some ol the miDerg claim that 1t will be.
come general tomorrow throughout the
whole district.
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TIE MIS- nNs STRIKE
Does Mt Bscoms IA General AS It was Sup.
poaed it Would.

buus W. necuh ~ NoueEW ~ " NAb auP'
posed 1t Would.
PlTTsRuRaH, March $50 far as report.
cd only one mine In the ClearAsld dis
triCthss been forced to suspend operations
on accounto OF the great strike inaugurated
in the soft coal district yesterday. Some
miners favor giving more time to the ops.
rators 10 consider the demand for an ad.
vance, while others favor an immediate
strike.
The miners are quiet, and no fear Of any
disturbance is entertained. As stated in
yesterdays dispatches, the men are near.
" all out in the Cumberland, Meyersdale
and Irwin regions.
The miners at the Loyalhsnna Coal
Company's works, at LRtIobe, Pa, who
struck yesterday for an increase OF 10
percent, resumed work TO day, the Com.
pany conGsding tho advance.
A Huntingdon, Pan special Raysi "six
hundred coal miners In the Huntingdon
district struck to-day for the ten cents pei
ton advance In wages, and meeting was
held this afternoon at which 1t was re.
solved to abide by the decision Of the
Olesraeld miners convention.
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Tag Senate committee which has beer
invp,ti,stiny tho steal Of the Broadway
ysr York, railroad franchise, has made &
,,nort in which II is recited that the com
MI mit.e Is unanimously OF the opinion that
,ns franchise was procured by bribery,
Mi, will be cheerful reading for Secretary
whitney, who is supposed to have beeD
,opcerpsd in the deal. One by one stoiie'
gebeipg told on the Cabinet boys tha,
must gyo Cleveland very unhapp!
i,asp,s
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s,,s Nh, Committee on Ways and
,,.,nsbasbqen hearing arguments against
~ 4''n, n,,spps ci Morrison's tariff bill the
W. NV. rraIs Chairman has lost his temper
'',' anmser OF umep, and even the Star
. r,sJ Goddess, res,ingupder raOld Water
~. L,' D,otec,ion, has contracted tho habit
1 LAlinLinu hrr ewes.
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TIE NINE p1sAsrrn.
Another Victim Dls'-A stricken Family

Another Victim DISS-A Stricken Family,
CorOnOr's Jury Summoned.
PIrrsRuRaH, Pa, March O.-The causes
which led TO the terrible explosion OF
Gre damp in the Uniondale mines near
Dunbar, Pa yesterday, have not yet
been determined. Nine Inspector Davis
was in the pit last night, but there was SO
much gas that 1t was impossible to form
any opinion as TO where II generated.
The coroner arrived at Dunbar this morn.
ing and empanelled a jury which adj.
journed until Thursday, when II Is sup.
posed sufficient evidence will be pro.
duced to decide the cause oi the disaster
John Cope, lr., one Of the injured, died
this morning. His father was killed In
the explosion yesterday. While Mrs.
Cope was at the mine looking after her
dead husband aud injured son, her infant
child died suddenly at her homo, OF tho
eleven othors seriously injured, Cal Mann
and John Startling will probably die.
Thomas Owens, the pit boss, is in a Crlti.
cal condition, but may survive. The
others are resting easy and will recover.
The miners IN the Morrell, Wheeler, Col.
vim, Atlas and Anchor pits have been
ordered out by the mine inspector until
the mines are CLEARED Of the dangerous
pag.
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Tho Firm Cavod.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 0.-The
boycott which las bpon running ior
some eighteen months on stoves and
ranges manufactured by the Fuller &
Warren Company, Troy, N. y, was
lifted to-day. Articles Of agreement were
signed In which the firm pledged itself
not to dlsCriRinRte against the. Knights
Of Labor, to reinstste discharged EN-.
ployes as fast as situations could be found
Tor them and to suspend the pending In.
vestgatiun oisome twenty-five employees
who formerly belonged TO the Knights Of
Labor, hut had dOnerted the organization.
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MnwAuxRE, March 9.-Whie working
in the bottom OF a forty foot well Sunday
morning, Henry RouCke, a farmer living
twenty miles west OF this city, was buried
under several feet OF stones, earth and
quicksand, caused by the giving away Of
the wall. From that time Until an early
hour this morning neighbors have been
working necessarily TO rescue him, and
shortly after midnight had the satisfaction
OF bringing him 10 the surface alive.
Roucke had lain in two feet ol water during
bis forty hours imprisonment and was
nearly exhausted,
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
LATEST NEws ny ruE CABLE,
Vote on tho DI'ssiabllshnsnt Of,ho Church
In tho BrIII'h House or Commons,
NIh'la'' May Take u Haud 10 tho
cEar'S birthday Celebration,

LONDON, March O-,In the House OF
Commons Mr., Dillwyn, Liberal, moved to
diHestablish the Ohurch OF Wales. Mr..
Grey, Liberal, moved to reform instead OF
dissstablish, Sir VIM, HarcOnri, Chan.
cellor Of the ExeChequer coatendod that
the questions OF the disestabisameat Of
the Welsh and English churches
were involved and insepeEable, Mr..
Grey'a amendment was first adopt.
ed by a vote OF 9ll to 22O
and then IS a substitute for AIR, Dill.
%yns motion was rejected by vole Of
S46 to 40. In the frat division the minori.
" consisted Of Liberals and PsrHellites
In the second division the parnellites .left
the House In a body. Messrs, Ciladstoae
UhamberIain, Morley and Treyelyan alb.
stained from voting.
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qae inysstlsauop oi the oaio election
.,nl, ismaking it decidedly interesting
~, ~, ,Iobp h. Mclean. Meanwhile the
',,.nsD,s ~, residence Of the editor oil the
J'' r'@,iyr isin Washington. 1t is said that
Minister NJ Pendleton, seeing his chance to
-, eyep with his ancient enemy, has
~ T,itt.p to bis Democratic friends urging
,G,, A thorough inquiry be made into thu
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PrtnuRaH, March 0.-Milton wtston's
., brother has been in tho city ior some
un' past A petition Is being circulated
s9ong s.g tho jury that convicted Weston,
tiaa!pte'slng tho conviction that while the
Ivy believed he WAS technically guilty In
NO MHol The crime for which he was lin.
. S'tGned y, q still he was morally innocent aud
sn.,l ~ t4A Ground should be pafdoned The
Spacallon IOf a pardon will be made al
Ss @ leIl meeting Of the Board II matters
"H VsEolten In shape by that time,
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R!rwnuRdu, Pa, March O.-The Ma.
tiontl Association Of Oak Leather Tan.
heH met here In annual session thil
la3ining. ,fhsr was q full attendance ul
delegates prescott from Penngylvaniai
HI6Slo, West Virginia, indiana, Maryland
Illinois, Kentucky, MiS'ouri and Ien'
ass'ee, The subject dlscisSed during ihe
morning was "hOw W dispose protila9ly
wollal' IN the afternoon the following
Iucels we're elected President, John 4
se, Middleton, Pa; Secretary, Ohas, \
Tael' Allegheny City, Pa.I Treasurer
W lloX, Allegheny City. Tie meet
lug will last two days,
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..y,roN EpauNus opened the promised
,.s.,. Il,, in the Senate yesterday in a mas,
a'9''' l'' ,,,pmrrt =, in support Of the senats's
W., ,,c, to the scrutiny Of papers in relation
N.Y. ~, r.rooyAloi otlice-holders. Senator
@'l' .,'.",is hooked to make the effort Of his
NJ A' ,n Jst,Dse of CIeyelmd'sp position.
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sou1n onASuE, N, j., March O.-The
college wing Of the CatholicsChOol known
as Seton Hall, in the outskirts Of this vii.
lage, was butned this afternoon. Loss,
$50 600; insurance, $4,000. The build.
ings contained 80 cullPglates, 81 semln.
atiAns, ID Sisters Of Mercy, number Of
Prieets and 22 servants. Ali got out Of the
burning building In safety, and saved their
clothing and books. The students will be
sent 10 their homes,
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CHICAGO, flLs., March GA strike Of
about forty men and boys Isl in progress
at the Chicago Mslleable Iron Works, a
few blocks west Of the Mccormick factory,
II has been the custom Of the company
every spring TO voluntarily advance the
wages OF lis Iaborers. They failed 10 ad.
vance the boysin the shipping room only
from 81 10 to 81 q per day. The boys
objected and struck for$l 90, which was
refused. The boys intimldateed the men
and mado them Qnit work with them.
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the same rate of wages would be paid to
them as prior thereto and "a promptly Is
they were paid by the former management.
Since the appointment Of the Receivers
the wages have not been reduced, no EN-.
ploye has, 80 far as the Receivers know or
believe, asked for his wages to be in
creased, or his hours Of work diminished,
and, in fact, no employe has, to their
knoE Wedge, offered or referred any griey-
ancS Of any character or description to the
Receivers directly or indirectly,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, March O.-A Special
10 the Times says; The company Of sol.
dlers guarding the convict camp at the
Greenwood mines In Pulaski county Ken.
tuCky, had alively time Of It last night.
The free miners occupied the adjacent
bills and kept up continued shooting all
night. No ShotS were fred Into the camp
bat The Sonylcts were badly frightened
and the soldiers with drawn guntkept
guard till morning when the miners dis
appeafed,
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Anarchy 10 Amman.

LONDON, March .O.-Advicea from An.
nam state that anarchy prevails in that
country; that bands Of robbers are Bcour.
ing the land; that the people are in re.
volt against the French and that the
rebels have attacked the French near Hue,
the capitol, and advanced in numbers
upon Quinton.
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candidate, Tor CARDINAL.

BALTIMORE, March 0.-Tho Catholic
Mirror received 10 day from Rome acabls.
gram announcing that the Pope had oho.
sen the Most Rev. Alexander Taschereau.
Archblahop Of QuebeC, "a we'll as Arch.
bishop glbbons, oi Baltimore, ior elsya.
tlon 10 the Uafdlnalats,
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NEw Yoax, March GA special TO the
Post from Washington says that promi.
nent Knight Of Labor Is responsible for
tue ststsnent that that organization is
preparing to enroll In its iDeinhefshlp the
policemen In the large cities Of the coun.
try as a part Of the wage workers Of the
h6tiha
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PlrrsBvRan, Pa, March 9.-W. P.
Rsnd, the GOAL operator, and a committee
Of his employees from the Mcdonald mines,
at q meeting tonight agreed to submit the
existing difficulties to arbitration, select.
ing Rev. u. r. Donohoe, q Presbyterian
minister, and Rev. ::fatheF Hickey, Of the
Braldodk Catholic Church, 90 atbitrAtoiB.
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NEw YoRK, March O.--ThomAs MAlloy,
bartender waa ahoL and killed 10 bis %.
loon on Spring stteet this morning. lie
died before he could pronounce the name
Oi his murderer. No one else was 10 the
saloon Al the time and no cause lot the
crime 10 known,
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plTrspuRott, March 0.-The difference
between the members Of the Flint Glass
Workers, Union and members Of the
Knights oi Labor employed In Macbeth 4
Co.'s Glass works, was Satisfactorily ad.
IuSted to-day, and The threatened sttIke
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WIN snbmIt to Arbitration,

OtEAattRLp, Pa, March B.-Atths mass
convention Of the striking ninefs Of the
Oleatlsld district this afternoon, II was
decided by a majority Of nearly ] 800 10
submit the question Of wages to Board
NJ Athitfatlnn.
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neoEIYNn pNowNls srArEMENr
rhs strike on the Texas PaClnc-No oOm.
plants Laid ID.

-
rhs strlko on thu Texas PaClAc-No Dom
plalntS Laid ID.
ST.. Louis, March "a very long state.
msns containing all the facts in Connec.
ton with the strike Of the Texas 4 Pacific
Railway, made by Ex-Governor Brown,
Receiver Of that road, has been received
here. The essential parts OF the statement
arc as follows
After stating the fact Of the appoint
uent'as receiver Of the road by Judge
partlee, OF the United States Circuit Court,
on the 10Th oI December last, Mr.. Brown
usysi About December 10Th Hsceiyer
Brown went 10 MRrsbRll 10 supervise the
transfer OF property and arrange iuH the
pay due the employees for the pre-.
ylous month. Upon reaching the shops
he was waited upon by three gentlemen
representing themselves as a Committee
Of the employees Of the shops and asked II
the Heceivers would Oonltni and fatiy an
agreement inade In March, tssb, with the
then MANAGEMENT Of the Missouri Pacific
system, def lding tho relation Of the man.
agemelt and employees, Receiver Brown
replied that lie and his associated had
been appointed by tue court 10 control
and operate tile property under the orders
Of the court, TO be from time to time
modified, that the railway and Ia
properties were thOn III tho hands
Of tho United Btales Circuit Court,
that the Receivers were more agents Of
officers Of the l1uEt, that no contract of
agreement could be made by the Receivers
Without the authority or sanction Of the
court, but that the Receivers would deal
with the operators In spirit Of the utmost
ifankneaS, faifhesa and lInpattlality, and
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Gle gnteIIi9eafeF,
=.z..55,5 M. IS aud a FoaFlssalll street.

-, ,,oy told in another column ol 9
y, l'IS' Who murdered his brother sister l.,
boy 'n and mother, is almost incredible,
l'pS' J. onIy on account of the unparalleled
Ao' si,S gr,' oi tue crime but the lack OF
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Hlnal sntlns WprE o.. sirlhA.

PltrsBuRaH, March p.-Twenty spring
makers at A. French 4 Co.'S Steel Spring
works struck to-day against working By
The day instead Of by the piece as hereto