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FREE COINAGE.
Debate In the Rou'e on the Silver Cues.
ton.

Debate In the Rou'e on the Silver CUES.
ton.
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 20.-Under
the special order made on Tuesday last, the
limited debate on the adverse report on the
Free Coinage bill, was begun, and the floor
was taken BY Mr.. James, Of New York, in
opposition to the bill. He said the people
were apt to look to lawyers and professors
and political leaders Tor financial legisls
ton, instead OF the business men. The re
suit of this looking to lawyers, professor:
and politicians was that now the country
was in slough. and the car Of State nearly
ditched. This was more question of get
ting ont o! something bad than OF doing
something great.
Mr.. 0'Donnell, of Michigan, brsnched
or from the main question bstore tht
House with sn SrguIsent 10 chow that i
the cultivation oil sugar was encouraged by
bounties the PEOPLE would be relieved from
the payment Of portion of their heavJ
duties NOW SUllcC.CO Ou hudk oIbSlCs
Mr. Hemphill, OF South Carolina, sale
that if the farmers we're to be paid for theil
cotton in silver worth eighty cents, the day
Of their prosperity vas, in his opinion, ror
ever gone.
The relative value of silver aud gold
would be Alctuating in the future as in
the past. The cotton grower must make
alloRauces for thst
Mr. Bynum, Of Indiana, supported the
minority report WHICH favors the passage
of the Tree coinsse biz.
Mr.. Stone, Of Missouri, addressed TIL
House and announced himself in favor o
any m aasure which could tend to restore
silver to an equality with gold.
A Treasury Call.
| WAsuING4oy, March II. The Secretsr,
of the Treasury will OF Monday next i:su'
a call for tSa million dollars 3 per cent
bonds The call will mature Msy !.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
He VIII Lecture at Montgomery, Ala
bama.

He VIII Lecture ut Montgomery, Ala
bama.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 2O.-The
Monument Committee received from JEFF.
ierson Davis Official acceptatlon OF the invl-
talon to lee ure here in behalf of the mon.
ument to be erected on the capital grounds
here 10 memory Of Alabama soldiers who
died in the civil war. Mr.. Davis will be
here about the last Of April. His lecture
will be delivered in a large ware house
with a s5snDg capacity Of 5000.
he will also lag the corner stone Of
the monument which will cost
LOCO, of which $4,000, or enough to
comple,e the pedestal, has already been
raised.
John W. Daniel, Of Virginia, has been
invited TO deliver an address on that occs'
siou. Great interest in the occasion cen
tres in the fact that on the porch OF the
capitol building here JEFF Davis took the
oath OF Office as President Of the Coined
eracy, aud tina. government was here or
gained.
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TALL FLAMES
Shooting From the Ignited Gas well
at MurraysViIIe.
Mains Broken and Other Wells
Pouring Gas Into the TOwn.
Great Fear OF Another Explosion
Taking Place.

PlrTsBURG, March 29.-Dispatches from
Murraysviile tonight report serious con-
dition of affairs. There are five wells
pouring all their gas into the mains OF the
Charters Company, which are broken.
The result is that the gas goes into the
open air ard spreads through the town.
The well which is on fire is big one and
the fame il shooting up one hundred and
fifty teet As the wind ia very
strong there is great danger Of
the other wells taking fire. There is no
prospect of the Charters company being
ale to shut of the gas as the pipes are
burned off close to the ground. If the
other wells are ignited and fire spreads TO
the gas, which is flowing in the town. there
will be an explosion and fires.
The Philadelphia Company has great
deal Of property in the vicinity and have
done all they can to prevent a spread OF
the fire. A special train was sent out from
Pittsburgh this afternoon By the Philadel'
phia Com psny with fifty men on board to
work on the broken main. The wounded
have also been sent to MurrsysVilIe BY the
Philadelphia Company
The people are moving their goods from
their houses in Murrsysville aud glong the
line near the leak. The excitement about
the place can readily be imagined in view
of the dangerous condition OF affairs and
prospects of further accidents.
Victims of the Explosion.
MURRAYsvILLE, Pa, March 2O.-Mrs.
Tsylor's baby and her sixyesr old daugh.
ter, Nellie, two OF the victims Of yesterday 8
natural gas explosion, have died. Mrs
TAYLOR and Sallie Lscock, two Of the 9th
ers, are so terribly burned that death is in
evitable. VIM. Taylor, the fa'her-in law,
will revover. The gas we'll is still burning
and great alarm is felt in the village, as il
ia feared the flames will communicate to
adjoining wells aud cause another eTplo
siop1 Five dvelings with their entire
contents were entirely consumed. The loss
was about $4,000.
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-, :, ''-'s5s-SSslsl.ls5.
ScrOfuia of Lungs
Relieved.

,,,,v 20 wears old, and have suffered for thu
ss,ssn wears with lung trouble. Several
=. nor, nj the hmily on my mothers side Of the
=, a.8 died With consumption, and the doctors
~, an asvtsd in thsir opinion that I had con-
,,rr,on also. had al She distressing symP-
-, that terrible disease. have spent thous-
- go,.ars TO arrest the mach Of this disease
=, smpgoyei all of the usual methods, not
AMY % my osn case, out IN me treatment Of otnsr
Ss.,n.-, Of nv family, but temporary relief was
|Fssf obtained. was unht Tor any manual
1,s,~ 10. several yeSrs. BY chance came into
a,,,s.s,p Of pamP on Blood and skin Its
- f-or1 the Once OF swift specific 90. Atlanta,
- trend recommended the use of sWtits
S,ssr q. siming that he himself had been greatly
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Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1855.
s~.itS Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
al, g.ood and skin Diseases mailed free.
.TEg SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
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FRANCE ANO GERMANY
Germany Snaps Her Fingers Under
Frances Nose.
Giadst0ns's Measure 49, General
Cable News.

BERLIN, March 20.-All the semi Off cial
organs continue to discuss the prospect Of
a war Of retaliation by France against
Germany. They attribute the probability
Of such action by France to Orleanist
schemes. The Post asserts that Germany
will await the coming of war
proud, resolute, and ready. All
hope is abandoned that o reconciliation
between France and Germany can be eff.
fected By reasonable means The Ger
mans cannot be restrained when the war
cloud bursts. The Zeitung, while admit
ting the great progress made BY the
French army in recent years, says that
Germany has nothing TO fear while France
is isolated from other nations French.
men, it says, cannot pardon the Germans
for the victories over them on battlefield
and their successful competition against
French merchants in foreign markets.
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PETROLEUM.
rtusyuIe.


TITUsNlLLr, Pa, March 20.-Pstroleum
Opened a, T6lc; highest Tie; lowest
76sc; closed 81 16,c; shipments, 14,l5s
barrels; charters, 5S,4j2 barrels.
OIL CITY.
OH Cry, March 2O.-Petroleum-Open
ed at IG.C; highest 'i!c; lowest 76;c;
closed at T6ic FHles $4,000 barrels;
clesrances 2s,20OO barrels; charters So.
1872 barrels; shipments 7i,l57 barrels.
Pittsburs.
PIrTsscRG, PA March 20 Petroleum
-Dull but steady; National Transit Ger
tifcares opened at 1876, closed at nc;
highest Tic; lowest 16tc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD March 20. - Petroleum -
Opened at I6ic; closed at 76sc; highest
Tie; lowsst I6lc; runs 65,S3l barrels;
total shipments, 74,l5s barrels; charters
So, 1852 barrels clearances sSs,000 bar.
rels.
Now York.
New YORK, March ?0.--Petroleum-
Dull and steady Opened n, Tic, broke
early to 76sc, rallied 10 to 17:c, declined
to and closed at 76lc bid; sales 1887 900
barrels.
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HARD HITTERs.
A Fight at a Philadelphia Theatre Almost
Ends In q Riot.

Guus III . hlOLs
PHILADELPHIA, March 30. A hare
glove contest in this city last night, at tn,
Theatre Comique, nearly resulted in {
riot. The contestants were Tom Mccoy
and Edward Mccarthy. They fought a.
light weights using two-ounce gloves. The
fight was to be four rounds, Queensbury
rules. Neither of the men possessed much
knowledge of sparring, and it was slug
cling match from the start. When time
was called Mccoy sprang forward, and
without waiting to shake hanis, struck
Mccarthy q terrible blow on the nose,
drswiog blood. A cliuch followed, and
despite the frantic yells Of ths referee, Jas.
Dawson, to break away" the men Rugged
each other like two bears.
Mccarthy was thrown sgainst the edge
OF piece of scenery towards the end Of
the round, and, staggering forward, fell on
one knee. Before he could get up Mccoy
struck him full in the face. The audience
Of thousand people shrieked "Foull
Foul and the men were ordered to their
corners.
The second round opened with q smash
ing blow on McCarthy's bleeding nose, fol.
lowed By another in the ribs and left
handler below the belt. Down he went like
log, dragging the other man with him.
Referee, time keeper and seconds rushed
forward and separated the Infatuated fight.
ing, bat no sooner were they on their feet
than Mccoy landed his right on
MeCarthy's jugular, telling him to the
aoor. Then followed one of the most
brutal scenes ever witnessed at such con,
test. Mccoy jumped on the PROSTATE man
and beat him in the face with both fists.
The mob of spectators became wild with
excitement. Ex.Polics Sargent John Duffy
Jumped on the stage and struck Mccoy two
terrible blows in the face. A hundred
people surged up over the heads OF the
orchestra on the stage and chased Mccoy
into the wings.
The mob howled and yelled like paude.
monium let loose, and half dozen special
officers who were in the audience lesped on
the stage and drove the crowd eff with |
their clubs MCCARTHY was brought to the |
footlights after the stage had been cleared. |
He was q pitiable sight. His face was
bloody and his shoulders were raw. lie |
staggered aud bowed and retired.
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ing; family 81 OO@4 20; fancy 81 SOC
$50. Wheat-Dull and lover; No. 2 red
90@9lc; receipts l4,200 bushels; ship
ments l,6t0 bushels. Corn-Heavy and
lower; No. 2 mixed Sic. Osts-Dull
and unchanged. Rye-Firm and I'M
changed. Bsrley-Steady and unchanged.
Pcrk-Nominal at $40 90. Lard-Qaiet
at S. 80. Bulk Mests-Dull; shoulders
s. 63i; short rib IS Is. Bscon-Easy;
shoulders 81 S7!; short rib IS IS; short
clear Sc Is. Whisky-Firm at 81 10.
Butter, sugar and cheese-Steady and un-
changed. Eggs-Barcly steady at &c.
Toledo.
ToLEDo.O.. March 20.-Wheai-Quiet;
cash SS!@s9c: March Ssic; April s9c
asked; May S9t@s9sc; Juue 90c; Au-
gust sole. Confirm; cash Csc; May
S9c bid. Oats-Nominal Clover Seed
Firm; cash Sc As; March IS 40 bid;
April Sc 10 asked. Receipts-
Whea.-2T 900 bushels. Corn, 900
bushels Shipmenis-Whea,-5,0 600 bush
lis. Corn-5,o00 bushels.
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Fnirmont G6es for License.
.SpeetaI 70 ne Saadag Rsgi.i.r.


FIRMoxT, W. Va, March 2O.-The
election for corporation officers OF his
borough took place to-day. The main
issue wac license or no license. The license
ticket, headed by ]. s. Hayden for Mayer,
was elected with gu average majority OF
l6. This does Tot argue we'll for the ip%u'
ence exet;ed By tbs late prohibition meet
ing held hsre b. Capt Frank Bart and
Others.
Fairmont people are Ambitions to i'm
prove their town, aud the corporation being
free from debt they expect next year &c
make Soas grand improvements on streets
alleys. etc,
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Nilsson Coming,
Another Attempt to Kill Cayton.


ST. George, W. Va, March 20 Wei
nssisy night about o'clock as Csyton
was going home from his Office, man b.
the name CT VIM. Doverspike sprang oOt
Of the dark alley leading to the Pioneer
office and assaulted him With billy, using
him ny badly, gashss being cut about biz
face and head. Doverspiks then disap
psared and has not been heard Of since
Dispatches we're sen, to all the railroad
points along the B L o, G. 4 G, and
also the Davis road.
Doverspiks bad tsoE Ct soEk Tor Ainear
the nan with whom Csyton bad trouble
some time ego, and had settled up ID.
day before ready 10 leave, Csyton il
not in danger, bat will probably be indoors
for the next two weeks.
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ann oOO Ouarts of DfiIk.

ELau, Ill, March 2O.-The Illinois
Milk CondensinE Company has contracted
with the farmers here for 100000 quarts Of
milk daily for the creamery six months.
beginning on April l. The price is z.
cents per quart for April and September
q cents for May and August and 2 cent
for June and July, or 9 cents per gallon
for the six months.
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Struck by Lightning.

WATERBURY,, CoxN, March 20-About
one clock this morning lightning struck
q house in WATERFOWL, occupied by William
McGaffey and Clarence Cook. One side
Of the building vas ALMOST deRolished
Two daughters Of Mr.. Mcdsfey-Sarah
aged twenty, and Ehzs, aged eighteen
we're killed. The ground in the vicinity
was entirely ploxed up By the electric ball
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4. a Snnm Storm.

81. PaUI. MIN March 2O-A heavy
snow strom set in this morning which
shows no signs of statement. The wind
has drifted the snow so badly that the
street cars have stopped running. No re
ports have been received from points in the
northwest, but it is thought the storm i:
general throughout Minnesota, Dakota,
ana Manitoba,
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Soldiers at a Trial.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 20.-1t is
stated this morning the Governor has or
dered that eospaay OF nililis be sent 10
Shoals next Wednesday to foEestall MO.
lence at the preliminary examination OF
the murderers Archer and Lynch. The
Judge and other authorities of Davies and
Martin counties yesterday united in call
upon the Governor Tor troops 10 assist IN
preserving the peace.
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a &5SOOO Fire,

CINCINNATI, o, March 20.-AcllVsin
L Spierers extensive boiler factory, was
DESTROYED By FIRE this morning. The loss
is probably $50, 900; nearly covered By in
surance The Ere Is supposed to have
caught from a lamp lett burning in one
corner of the shop.
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An Electric Storm,

FREEPoKr, Ill, March 20.-A terrific
electric storm accompanied BY pouring
rain PASSED ever this section Of the State
this morning. One ersss after another fol
lowed in quick successou from the clouds
to the earth but nothing OF value was
struck.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-2a2 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Dull and Firm-Stocks Dull-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat Lower.
NEE YoRz, March 20.-Money on call
easy at l4@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 495 per cent; sterling exchange
dull and steady at 4s7!@4ssi.
GoyERyNySTs-Dull and firm.
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Cook Arrested,

oPtNF@' % NC oI'''Ig 4'5Et1tT'
PASxERsBURG, March 30 - Bennett
Cook, Jr was arrested this afternoon BY
city authorities. The case was continued
until Monday, when portion Of bis history
will be shoEn up. Fhe Government
authorities are getting ready to close in on
him also
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
mess, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, j
will send receipt that will cure you, free
Of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered By q missionary in South Amer
ica. Send Q selfaddressed envelope "a
the Rsv. Joseph T. Inman, Station d. Mes
York City.
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lhrees coupons
FouTs ara-s-han extended ll2t4
fours coupons
Pacific skies OF
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull aud steady.
RAILBoADs-Extremely dull; sales $780,
900.
SToCEs-Very dull and generally weak
until about o'clock, and firm TO stroug
most of the remainder Of the day. Sales
255,444 shsres. Lsckswsnns opened at
1851 and closed at l26, gain, compared
with yesterday, o (. Delaware and Hud-
son is up /, Reading !, Lake Shore weak.
Twelve Of the stocks are down ! to !,others
! higher and half dozen active stocks IN
changed, including Texas Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Missouri Pacific aud
and Omaha. Western Union sold this
at 64!@64t, dividend, and closed
In the afternoon at 65 cash, which meant
dividend. The market closed firm. Com
pairing prices this evening with those Of
week ago, the most active stocks little
lower, changes as rule important. Read,
ing shows a loss OF 81, Central New Jer-
seY 80. St Paul and Duluth is up 81, St
Paul / {, and Western Union / lower, not
the scrip dividend.
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Manslaughtsr Only.

OMAHA, March 2O.-The jury in the case
Of John W. Laner, who shot his wife last
October, claiming be Asd mistaken her tor
a burglar, returned q verdict Of man
slaughter. Under Nebrasks statutes it
is psnitentisry oFense Of from one to ten
reara
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nnmmitt.i Snirids.

Nkw YORK, March 20.-Wm. Carter,
proprietor Of the Nelson Pharmaceutical
works, committed suicide at his Office this
morning, BY shooting himself in the right
temple. No cause is assigned for the rash
aak
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DRY GOODS
New York.

Hrw YoRE, March l0.-Drr Goods
In cleaning up the weeks business at job
bling hands, a large movement has been in
progress, but he new demand more mod
crate in oil depart ments, q feature no, IN
usual TO Saturday.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
In Debility,

DR. ". q. Halconbe, New Orleans, La,
saws: II found it au admirable remedy
for debiliated state Of the system, pfoduc-
ed BY the wear and tear Of the nervous sYs-
TEN"
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@beelin9 Re9ister
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

"A kslNAL AND DEPARrUREOF TRAINs-
"A ExPLANArIoN or RVRTVRNrI No..
SLSllS tsanday excepted tHoodAJ ezcspsed,-
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or suaDAIs.

on guaDAXs.
Leave Wheeling ~ q. N. and run every houI
usB 9 2. N.
LssTe WRssfinS Park 81 n. and run every houl
until 10 p, n.
The Church Train" will leave eslh tern inus ct
l2:l0 p. N. c. HIkSCH, Snpi
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A REGEs2.

The conference between Governors
Narmaduke and Martin and Wee President
Hoxie took recess q few minutes before
? o'clock and will meet AGAIN this after
moon. 81 the parties to the conference
saw there is at Present absolutely nothing
70 Give to the public and al o. them De,
cInsd positively to talk. They would not
zen intimate probability of the result.
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CATAR r II

vNIIE Grszi Iialssmio
, i DEtlliStion Of Wien
4 HSIol. American Pine, Tan
ADA fir, hsrigold, Clover
, Blossoms, .u called san
| ford. Radical Cnr~, Tor
the immediate relief aud
permanent cuio o, every
form Ot CAiRITh, from adm
PIE Cold IN the head 10 Toe
o. snell. Tasie and Hssr-
il.y Cgu.h and JA'sTIhsi
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COTTON.
Nav Ynfk.

NV YoRz, March 2)-CorroS- Flu.
lures closed tame At about last evenings
rate.
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WHEN everything else fails, DR.. Sage
Cstsrrh Remedy cures.
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B., z. b Q, Railroad
Leave Bellaire At SIS Q. N. for Woodshsld and
3umnsrnald.
Leave BellAtre At 9:So p. N. for Summarized and
LAnesVtlle,
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