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from Itarevllle
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nus ni nit kkmains.
Collin In which tlie doieasod was
Tiiiried was 111 a geed state (if preservation.
There was net a pirtlcle l meld en the
outslde el It riie bejy was In n belly ili.
composed stale, but ttmt was exs.-'ted, as
triu nun whs hurled In tlie extremely het
weather of tlie latter part of August Net
wlth'tamllng tlie terrible stench tlie i-jile
crowded around and watched tlie doctor
during lilt work which lasted mi hour nnd a
half.
1he doctor Hut exatnlued the head for
frat'.uret 'Ilia nk till wji mvle lure, tlie
neck at the back nvrt el the head 1 openod
hut no marks of vlnlence weie round. Tlie
skull was net fractured, nor ai the neck
broken. Tim cuiiitnotiwe-ilth'a ellltera ox ex
letted te Itud, from the representations
made, that the ncik was broken. 'Ilioexaml
imtieu of the body did net hear out that
theory.
Ill n i iMt nin i .iimis,
Thu doctor nex' re ti'ive I ptrt of thu howl,
liver and stemal h. 'I In ! worn plicst In a
Initie and sealed and brought te this city
ler anal vsls. Tlie object el the analysis Is
te ascertain whether or net thorn was poison
In tlie system. The heart bere the appou appeu appou
ance el being heslthy which would disprove
the theory el the corenor'a doctor wlioie
opinion was that duath resulted Irein pu.vly
la el thu heart.
" 1)30 n I may hive bein choked or smeth.
Dred te death "a ild Dr. Divls today, "but
el rour-e the bejy wsi no much doceuipDsed
that no marks would be loll by which It
would be ascertained that deelh rotulted
In either el tbose was "
The ellicers who utile the arrests were
kept busy en Monday In siibn'nslng the
witnetste-, and In alt tlfleeii or twenty hsve
been nnttlied te be at Alderiuau ltarr'a ollke
tbm afternoon. I'hu Kenvrat Improrsieu It
that the district attorney will uhtntlnnthe
charge of murder niter the maturlal w Itucsstw
have been examined and confine hlniHulf te
an ttlert te prove that the accused robbed
DanuUera largnsumer money. It It said
that a witness hat Ik-cu found who will swear
that en thu day titliire Dennis' diMtti he had
ever (OKI tti money. Alter death when a
seircli was made only H) was leuud,and it is
claimed that these defendants weie the only
parties who had set e-s te Ileuult' pergenal
tlfte".
t:llUl3 -SI TtIK HKtUIXU
Ilie Multitude Sfi llrrat That Ilie IIIk L'uurt
Itoeiu S te.l,
The hrelLera of Dennis retained 11. frank
i:ttilem,iti te utltl the dlitrlct hltorney In
presei-utlng the cue shirtly beh re 2 o'clock
Hess, Key Herman and Kllswerth were
taken Irem the prison te the oi!le of Alder
Mirr, whero their Btlernejs, Messrs. Ilru
bikur, S'elntnyt l)vl, Heuser and .1. Hay
Urewn, were awaiting them. The olllce was
se much rrowded with witnesses: ami
ethers ititere-te'l In (he hearing that
It was augeited te a IJejrit te thu orphans'
court room te her the testimony. 'I he
suggestion was agreed upon by all the
attorneys Interested, and when the aider
man announced that the witnesses would be
heard at the court house, thore waa n big
ruab madoder that building. It was rumored
this afternoon that the court room would be
the place of meeting and when the crowd
from Alderman Ilarr'a elllte, and thu hun
dreds who ceultl net get Inte the elllcu
reached the court room standing room only
was left, thn.tolet into the secret having ap
propriated all the teita. A soceud adjourn
ment was midu mrwary by reason of the
great throng occupying every Inch el space
In the room.
At tbe suggestion el representatives of the
dsily pipers the commissioners were seen and
asked for permission te wse the large court
room, 'the necessary permission was se
cured, and onee mere there was a big rush
for the upstairs room. The narrow passage
in tbe rear of the court room was Boen blocked
and for a time It looked as If there would be
somebody hurt. Te add te the excitement, a
man tramped en a parlor match anil tbu
noiseand lUme en the stairway lelt some
under the impression that the stairway was
en lire.
It was nearly half-past two o'clock when
all were comfortably seated and It was an
nounced that nil was In leadlnist for thu
hearing.
hie iibvn vi .n' 111101111:11 1 km nil.-.
Tbe lint witness called was Isaae Dennis, a
brother of the deceased. He testltled as
fellows : "I live at Karmersv ilie and last saw
my urotber a little berore haymaking; after
his death I get vyrd of It through Kby itudy,
who aald Geerge was at Barovllle the night
berore ; Kudy said that an iurpueat was neces
sary ; sent word te my brother .lames alxiiit
thedeath; when 1 get te liudy'a tlie Jury
hid get together. After the Jury went upstairs
1 wanted te go along up but was net
nllowed. After the Jury was told about bis
brother's money; 1 asked Kby whether be
knew where thu keys were; we searched and
found 77.02 nnd alterwards examined the
body. Ills neck was limber, there were
narka en the body and face; bis money purse
Unit he only get the night before bis de.ith
was missing and has net yet been leiind;
there were two t-crews taken nut el the lock
te bis desk and the Impression of a ploueof
,Ireu used te lone open the desk; Itudy en
the day of lilt death mid Ueerge had a great
I t 1 . , , I lOlthu , . II llirf . I- r,
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1 i- u .r.dertai "r amd , md be. gu, 'Uit tl" fxu. en tlfUi
mtti' "" "trs 1...0 ; 1 t . no '. J tc -
,if , , I vll Jl .. . 11 sut
1 i.i ' t e v u itf iu
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isn 1 get
ninil dead ;
, Herman
net ak any
FSIIMONV,
t lle at Kpli.
loerge Dennis,
ik nu the alter-
,lm In May bolore
lila posses'lon
ft nutei J 1 drme
Itnr netlcn of the
e'i ln"k ; 1 had a
Itudy en that
had Mept In the
'oie Ida death , 1
i lltteta and could
Indications that the
r.n open , could net llnd
fTlth hit money was, Itudy
erge't bretht r at aoen as
ire was hi much ideating
l It wn net aale te leate the
u ; en the day alter thu death
ii lining iihetbagiu width (leorf(e's
as kept, this bag had overy ludl-
uf hat lug money lit It recently,
V the Imdy en the Ice , I luerue'a face waa
yelled and I think thoreweredlncoloratlons
'jti It , en the day of the luneral I Haw the
body , It was bleatod , 1 naw Itudy, Kllnwertli,
lleruiau and I leas at Hudy'a house the day
el rioerKu'a death , I had a conversation with
the undurtakur seme time alter the luneral,
but the defendants cm net prexmi , (ioerne
waaau early rlser."
Un cress extuilnatlen wltiiexs tctllltxl that
he rcuuled the mime at l.pliMta that naa
tettlllixl te In thief.
ei I it'i it mist n.triiit.t.
Olllcer llelss sworn . "I executed warrants
In this caxe en l;by Itudy and Mart lless ,
when I rend the annul te Itudy, his slater
wasMandlnc at the tlove and Khy's sister
axked me whethir I hml a warrant ter IMIh IMIh
werth , I stld no ; alie said he ought
te ha arrosled . he was here that night ,
was in It and knows all about It , Itudydid
net say anjthliiK , I did net nsk any ijues ijues
tlen laifoie Kudy's shier made the remarks
above noted , when 1 read the warrant te
Herman, lie asked me whether the rett el the
heys, naming ltud,i:ilswerth and !les,had
been arrested."
Olllier t'ramer correlKjrate.i Olilcer Helks
as te what took plate when the warrant was
real te Itudj "When we get outside
Hudy'a huin-u llett atketl me whelhcr I had
a warrant I )r lluriiMti , when 1 went te Klls Klls
werth'a house, he nnd his father asked If I
had a warrant for llernnn, and the old gen.
tlemaii said t would net take his liey unless
I took IJerinin."
Ulllcer MtiiriuftiHr terrnl orated 1 ramer
as te what took plate at Klltweith's house
whim he was assaulted.
Jehn M. Ilurkhelder anirmed, " I ni..
West Karl tenlili nr I arineisTllle. I
was collector of laxet. On the lllh of Kehru
ary 1 was at a hmse t.ile at Ilarovllle and
asked Ilerman for Ills lax. He aald he did
net have it, and tint a Mr. Kreider would
paj It. AfturwatiU Keuheu llermtu said
lit) would have m liiey, but Kby Huuy
ewihI him J.e, at he had bailetl him
for a horse, he said If Kudy did net pay
hlui he knew ami would tell thing
that would bring I'.by Itudy Inte trouble , he
would go elght rars In the penitentiary and
piy money out lsldts , he said lies knows
the same thing and he would slick te me."
'Itm wltntft win aked only one Imm.i
tetlal U(ntlen in cre-tt exauiliittloe.
I tettlinnn Ha4 ll'ilt lntttnlgil Ml 1 )
tut .iHiiiruiiiin km..
I imM hy lltilli lur ami AiratOtic
(he
t'rshlnnt n signature
'I he Senate en Mendii pasted the IInuj
labor arbitration bill.
'I hu bill, w tilth new only requires the sig
nature el the president te make It a law, pro
vides that whenever dltlerences or contro
versies ante betweeu railroad companies on en on
gaged In Inter-state and territorial transporta
tion of piepcrty fir pasteugers and thu em em em
plojes of thu railroad ceiuanies, which
dltlerences or controversies may binder,
luipede, elwtruct, Interrupt or allect such
transportation of preperly or HUtseiigers, if,
uKm the written preposition et ithr party
te the controversy te submit thelr dlllerenDrx
te arbitration the ether party shall an pt the
preposition, then such party Is authorized te
select one person, and the two persons thus
selected te chotwe a third person, all three of
whom shall txtcitlr.ens of the I ntted Mates,
and wholly Impartial and dlslnterestei in re
specttti such dltlereucvH and coutreveMea,
aud the tbrce persens thus npiHiinttnl uru
created and constituted a tieard el arbitration,
" with the duties, powers aud privileges
herelnatter set forth. '
The second seuluu grants the beard of arbi
tration thu same mwer In respect te its
authority te summon persons aud papers as
Is new postetaed by the Tutted States com cem com
mltsleuert, but prev Idea that ue witness shall
be compelled te dlcleu tbe secrets or pre
d uce the papers el any labor organization et
which he may be a member. The heard Is
given authority toemplny a stenographer and
te pre-scrlls) nevetsary rules aud regulations.
Kactt et said arbitrators, the soctieu provides,
shall take an tuth te honesty, fairly aud
faithfully perform his duties, and that he Is
net personally interested In the subject In con
treversy. Any order llntllng conclusion or
award made by a majority of tbe arbitrators
shall be of the same lorte and ellect as If all
three of the arbitrators concurred therein.
Soctieu .1 makes It the duty of the beard or
arbitration, Immediately uveu its selection,
te ergaului hI the nearest practicable point
te the plate el the origin of the controversy,
ami te hear and duteruilue the matters et dif
ference which may bu submitted te them in
writing. After concluding Its investigation
the beard isdlrected te publicly announce Its
award, which, with the tlndlugsef fact iixm
which It Is based, shall be reduced te writing
bv thu arbitrators concurring therein, aud te
gether with the testimony taken In the cite,
shall bu tiled with the commissioner of labor
of the I ulted Mates, who shall make sin li
award puhlle as seen as the same shall have
been received by htm.
Hoctien I prev c a that It shall be the right of
nil empleyes engaged In the controversy te
appoint, by designation in writing, 0110 or
mere iMtrsens te act ler them iu thu election
of an arbitrator te represent them upon thu
beard of arbitration.
Section f tixes the compensation of the
arbitrators at (10 per day while actually cm
plowed, aud the compensation of the ether
etlleersand witnesses at tbe rate prescribed
ler similar services In Untied States com cem com
mlsMleneih' courts. 1 1 Is provided, bow ev er,
that net exceeding (1,000 shall be paid nut of
theiretsury in a 01 ray me expenses el any
single arbitration.
f-aturrn Mf n lllisri l.liKasa lull.
The subcommittee of the Heuse ways anil
means committee appolnted te prep ire a
llipter license bill hat practically agreed upeu
the 1 1 reek a high llconse bill, with several
Important uiodltlcatiens. One el the latter
retains the present system of granting and
repealing licenses all ever the state. That
prevision of the llroeks bill requiring that
the placea licensed shall liave hotel accom
modations, etc, Is stricken nut, Tbu entire
sections et the llroeks bill fixing the rate
el license lax Is nuporaedod by the se.'.
KUIIMj lllf. M'A'At tihni.
LAkum ijuAHTiTtma uv thihkwd -
MIIUlll TMJI I'AUT WMKK.
I'rlcrs AtcrSKlug I'rum II te li Cents Tureuxh,
Net Math lniiilrr uel Ijr Ihs Havana
arlsiy Betne Hale lliurted l"T C'urrts-
Iieniuuu-Sisln til liutaul Markrdf.
As slate t In the I.NTl.i.i.ltiKNLKIl last
week, dealers went iptletly buying upagreat
deal mere of the lbi'1 crop than they cared te
tell about Tlieli iieratlens have been
prlnclially Iu seed leaf, which they have
been bujlng generally at low llgurea, the
prices averaglng from (i cents te 12 cents
threuglu It will be noticed In the sales
printed below that n much greater proportion
of the crop has been Imtigbt In bulk at a
given price through than in throeor mero
grades, as has benn the practice In lortner
)ears. Iu seme district almost tbe entlre
sed leaf crop has been bought up and It Is
estimated that onehslf If net two-thirds nf
that variety has already been bought
Several of the packing beuses In this city re
ceived large Humilities of the weed last
week, half s dc73U packers receiving from
W.OOi) te 160,000 Huuds each. Sklles A. Frey
received the last iiametl quantity, and I. owls
V. Dsllaven net ninth less.
While the see I It at Is going etr se rapidly
there Is comparatively llttle doing Iu Havana
seed. 'Iheie are two or mere reasons ler
this. Thi dealers say the growers bold it at
tee high a llgurit , that they ask a prlce for It
as II they thought It a gilt ctlge crop, whereas
It Is only an ordinary one. Many farmers, ou
the ether hand, are net at all anxious te sell.
They say their tebve Is new In sweat and Is
net In lit condition te show te buyers. When
In condition they bellove It will be mere
eagerly sought for and at prices considerably
In advance el these new ellered.
Net much Is doing In old tobacco Just
new. Indeed the supply has pretty nearly
been dlse.ed of. The largest sale we have
heard of I ene uf tds., cases by It II. Itru Itru
baker, en private terms. Hklles it, Frey
have sold several small lets and D. A. Mayer
sold 37 cases In three leta te local mainline
turers. What (lur CorrcuptindeDls 37
Our Kavvllnsvillei'orrespendont1undtr date
of February ;s, writes as fellows.
Considerable seed leaf has been bought up
In this locality, but there still remains con
siderable. Very Utile has been done In the
Havana, home few buyers bave neon exam
ining the crop. Hut mwt say they are net
yet rustly te buy that kind. There appears
te lie a dlesltlun 011 the part of the farmers
te refuse te show their crops, and seme few
actually locked thilr cellars when they heard
of one coming, they claim that their tobacco
u imir in sweat, aud that some et the buyers
come In a cellar, gme i.m f ej,e tobacco, and
In many ensm iw a rick all te pieces and
cause the farmer much treuble 11x111 vcID
besides Injuring the tobicce. Of course this
sort of work Is only con (1 nod te a few buyers,
who, If they would Is) mero careful, would
net need te complain of farmers net wanting
te show a crop; se far we have net beard el
any trouble butneeu the farmers and buyer
or thu delivery el thu crop.
Thu lollewlug sales have been made In thU
vicinity Frank Smith, t! acres, 7 through ,
l.luanuel Krh, crop at t through; Dave
Stewart, crop at s. through , Ouorge lllckey,
crop at s; through , Ahum C'rt'amer, crop at 7
through, Ailmn Onltith crop ate1, through,
IluiiJ Sehner, J acres at 0', through , Ab-r-olem
(fechuauer, 1 acie at 0 , through
Let ulfrttr, crop seed leat at 7 through.
Henry lireulierger sold hit seed leaf at 10
through, ami hit Hav sua seed at U, ft, 1, 1.
Mnunt ebuaud Mclnltj.
I ue lollewlug t jbii'ce crops of seedleaf to te to
bectohave been sold in this vicinity .
Al. Hagan, J acres te I.edermau, for '
through HI Us h tliiuhauute seltl hit crop te
same en private tonus.
Kujiiutn liill bought the following let U.
S. Keudig A Ce. . Itiac Walten, ', acre, for
P' , j, . . HjuJ. Creinar, ' aere, for 4j
through, Wm. Sellers, 3', acres, for ri
threugli , Jamet Clark's crop for !t
through, J. A. Alexauder's crop for f',
through.
Frank lless neld . acrus te 00k for -, J ,
Harry MoMullen, I itcru te bviue for s, J
Win. Armstrong sjld bts crop te name ler
b't through ; Jehn Cimpbell, .; acres, te
McAllister, fur 7',, and another let ter 7
through ; Themas . Neel, 1 , acre te Hil
debraud, ler 7 through ; 1. M. Kautleian, 7
acres, te Laudla for '.', 1,2; K. W. Krh,
acre te same, for s through , Henry Doutt,
J acres te McAllister, for u, through . .Marls
Itice sold his crop te S. H. Kendlg for (
through.
Ne H ivana has yet been sold.
The seed leaf has all beuu bought up in this
vicinity.
Sties Iu Oregon and Mclullj
Our correspondent reports thu following
lets et tobacco sold the last week . Jehn
I.audls, 1 aero at S through , Adam Sheen
burger, 1 aero at 8" j through ; Henry Ilewder,
1 acre at 7 through ; Jehu Shall, I aero at ';
through all seed let! mid sold te llershey,
of Petersburg.
Uaae Weuger sold bis crop of seed leaf te
lltcti A Seu en the Ibili of this mouth and
delivered It en IheUMh toreeelve7's through,
but that llriu made another Uirgalu aud euly
wauled te pi til 111 1 and 2 Hence he took
it home. They say It damaged in seveu days.
Halts al 1.1111 ami Rlnliy.
'lhul.ltlt f.'i'K'tt publlthes the fellow
ing.
I'eter II. lies', recently sold .1,100 pounds
sued leaf tobacco te Tuller Kres. at 1.1, .1 and
2. .lelm Yerger sold bis Havana at 17, r and
J. Abram II. llubur dispesed of Ins Havana
at 20 and I. The i-ellers reside near Mtltx
and the prices they recolved speak well for
the Warwick township crop. KIl Hess, et
llairville, sold I iure el seedleat tobacco te
lteuben Leng, of Mauhulm, at 7', through.
Martin I roll, el New Haven, sold Jehu
F.vans a let el I lav ana tobacco at.lt is retried,
2.1, ft and 2. 'Ilie following tobacco sales hav e
been recently ellectcd Iu Clay township :
Kamuel II. llingeman 2 acres Havana te Fry
A MikMli at ll, I aud 2; Mrs. Catliarlne
.tillers a let of tobacco at 10, -I and 2. K. N.
Ktiy, sold Fry A Mikscti 2,000 teunds wrap
pers nt 1ft ; C20 pounds aocends at I, and 70.')
pounds tillers al 2.
Hales In aud Around Letlugten.
The following tobacco sales In tbe vicinity
et Lexington have been reported :
Jehn D Hhrelner, :i acres Havana te A. It.
Hei II at 18, 0, I, 2 ; Joel Hlppert, I acre seed
leaf te Iteiibeu ISecker at 10 aud 2 ; Henry
Schrelner and Jehn Hammer, 1 acres seed
leal te Jacob Keller at (I cents; J. Hammer,
let Havana te Keller at ft',' round; Jereme
Mlley, l'j acres seed leaf te Harry Meiskey,
at in, I and 2 ; Jobu Farmer, let seed leaf te
Shlfslrr A droll, at '.) and 2 ; Hen Workman,
let seed leaf te same, at 0, and 2; Addlseu
Mlley, I acre seed leaf te same, ats and";
Mrs. Michael Moseman, ', acre at is reund:
u 1 t "
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1 1 1 ftH I
, I 1 1 ,11 I J. 1 1 ytl a-i- tu s
.0 i 'i.isr, ' r. lit.
-itl ial te li. t-n, at 1 1, ;
' t v '"li'', i RvlO U- 1. "I
. Jv M I J. I
tl iry WU0a1.1l W"' eeu
s's,'j leaf te ' 'd'
1 . I ei J-1 i.-tt 1 -- "i "
' d a a 1 sn t 1
I r fir j. af 1 10 '
. 1
( , 1 iiu ;, ,vi 1 t iu,
lowing crops of 'Ml seed leaf, during the past
two weeks :
in Manhulm township (leorge Delp, i
acres, II, 1,2; David Itarnish, 0 acres, 12, 3,
2; Jehn II. Vngel, 1 seres, 12, ,t, 2; N. I..
Oetr, 2 acres, 12, 1,2 , Henry ()atnler,.1 acres,
10,3,2, Jehn K. HUrk, 3', acres, J, 3, 2;
Abner Miller, lac ret, 10 through.
In l'eiuei township (J. J. King, I acre,
11, 3, 2, II. l Mlllur, 3i acres, iu, 3,2,
llenj. Chariet, 2 acres, 4 through ; 1 ucre7
through ; Jatuti Itheatls, 1 aero, 71,' through ,
-'i acres, 0 through , .laneb Kruldur, 2 aires,
7 threugli ; David M. lleit, 2acres, 8 through;
Abr'm Kiitlr, S aTOS " threugli.
In Salisbury township I. K. t'rubK I',
acres, le'j, 3,2 ; Mcllvtln A tire ,3 acres, 10,
2, 2 ; Tbes. Hiter, la-.ra', '1 tliretigh.
In ('onestoga tewnsblp-Clirlttlan Wnrfel,
fiacres, 12, I, 2 , Jehn Clark, 1 aero, 12, 3, 2,
Alfred II. Uardner, I , sarin, 11, i, , Samunl
War f el, 1 aero, 10, j; Jehn 1 stibtcb, ltj
aires, 10, 3, 2 ; Win. C. smith, 1 aero, 10, 3, 2 ;
Henry l'aes, 2i, s"re, s, 2 , Ainm Urabcr, .1
acres, III, 3, 2, I aero, llire'igii , Andrew
(ioed, I acres, 7 threugli; ChrltlUu Hest, 1
acre, 7S through , Hen) F. Humtrir, ' acre,
8 through, Jehn II. Hirnlsli, I aero, 10
through.
In Strasburg tunusllp Onorge Wulk, 2
acres, 11,1, 2, Oeorge Wllk, .tares, 12, I;
Oeorge Welk 1 Bcre, it, through (feergu
Welk, I aero, 1) through
In I.ovjeck township H. H lllttr, I acres,
8 through.
On Monday another ulra let of 'vi crop
was sold te a dlilerent Inn, which had been
grown Iu Strasburg leviishlj) for 20 through.
It was en private terms
New Vtrk llsrkvl
riemU ? Tobacco leural
Most of the memlier- of tbe leaf trvle am
In the country liew, sektng a suitable and
suniclent supply of tie universally termed
unsuitable and insullllent 'SO crop. As
could be expts'ted, prrjet are higher than
these applied te tbe V-arep. under the clr
cumstancea, they are ustltied and will, If
paid Judiciously, nccuiegoed returns.
In the market proper things are moving
along rapidly. There m life unit bustle al
most every where, and leaf business Is nt
present while net n ulnt -at least qulte a
satisfactory enterprise, mil ene which will,
under present clrcumstiuces, lruprove still
further.
Ibe hales of the weet are nlruevt a repeti
tion of tbote of last weei, with an nldltlen of
sales of nearly W0 casoief " Little Dutch" or
Its cousins, etc. Thop'lie for these are ro re ro
erted by the sellers at 19 fonts, and by the
bujersat 11 cents. Washington's birthday
bringing up tlie minierles of the llttle
hatchet atlatr evidently does net apply te
some transactions In thIeat trade
Sumatra Very active. Salet 100 bilw al
11.20 te fl 75.
Havana Meleratelr aftlve. Sales '"0
bales at S-'i 1 ents te fl 2n.
I rem the Sew 1 erk Totstce Leal
Cigar Leaf This bjlng a holiday week,
anticipations of large business were nut lu
order, and would net bive been reatUed hid
they been. The scramble for old Us and Cs
continues, and an entsrprislng Water street
rirm hunted up a fe hundred cases lu
Canada and brought them into the market
this week. They will be gobbled up, no
doubt, In 11 hurry. Since these geed are
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Fluoeuts nnd a iinrktt' as repiircl by the
demaiid.
Smoking 'I olncce Clie ip 1:1 1 let coem te
have the llrst call, vvhlle standard liran.ls
must bu ueedud te cutnmiu 1 .1 luutleu.
Cigars -This brauch suit retains the I righ'
nnst se len couterrud ui ci Its uiuruhaii i
Matiutatlurera are well sui-ie 1.
Snutl Mauutauturuta ute lectlvlm; lh 'r
share et orders.
Sued Leaf lluhlnes 111 tlie uiaulpuli ion
el leat tobacco, suitable I ir cigar pursit,
shows an improved leelmg thu pist week;
aud what It still bettur, u .luii'ieu tl ri 3 Is
netlcable.
Sumatra recelvet u stei l sili1.
Havana show i tlie mm actlvltv
llallliiiiitt si tikrl
Tbe roeolptaof Mar md teba ca mtinuu
light, but thore lnv D 1 eon seme low hn of
both old aud new cr p w llhiu current pieti
liens. Of ceurst.', tin -e Is llttle or 11 1 lleriug
stock. Ohie It dull, in usual a tl is season,
salet of only (1 lih is nulng repertt.l
Inspected thit week at hbds Msrjluid.
Iltlillllllsvlllc 'N. .) VltiXil
The marl e'. lias dropped luck this week te
a lather quiet siatu igalu, mid tsrv lew mlis
are being made, i-iJHielally In new lobicte.
lu the old, however, a little in r activity hat
been displi nl, an I qutte n ' w crops luve
bleu iiiiicUa-ctl. Tlie prl e- 1 r old ler mu
lling lets have betin s In 1 ut". Isticy ltts
are held al II te IS ttnts, fue deiiuud ler
old Ngoetl. -Most of tbobiuunhtverotuuitd
home.
MlaniiKiiui.' eiiiu.
There it 11 brisk demand ler all vane'.lut
lu trim suctions et the wee't Llttle Dutih
figured laruHlv, Ht prl, es cloie te 7 ler n.
('runs of h7 .Imuier's siunltli are vvtdely
MMtteiedaud bold at 1" l' I.'. Sued It held
alt te'J old and new. llullctin.
running I'.iliaiilillnarj,
Kieiii the WasliuiBteu Clitic.
Kmdall teCirlltle That was a line tut
von gaveii", wasn't It '
Carlisle . Ah, Sammy, that was a sort of 11
pild pre quo. don't chew knew.
lUiitlall We'll make you suioke for it
vet, old lullnvv,
Carlisle . All rigl t, but you'll be sicker
yet before i 011 are ttone with it
ltsudall. Yeu think you will give ut 11
tw 1st en our bill, ileji'i ?
Carlisle. I'm 11 it committing myself,
Samuel. I f you ehoe-o te baf k bur, go right
ahead . don't worry About me.
itaudall,. Yeu want te drlve 1 plug into
legislation, don't von.'
Carlisle : I'd 11s lulflis 110U
JCandall : Oh this Is spiniest.
Carlisle: You'd beltci take the slun'1' I"
Uie next campaign.
Handall . 1 shall, sir. 1 hl-U buferit
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The Oreat I'mtel trie Munej flees Inte ,, miJsJ
ilKlppl Utter and lu Tributaries fean
(jlvstils lleU 3S,000 lur Ihs
llailiur at Erie.
Wash iNore.v, March I. Tbe rlver and
liaber bill us agreed uhiii In tonference and
as passed by the Heuse appropriates the fol fel
low lng sums for the points named :
Matnn lleckland harlter (20,000; Mount
Desert harbor f 10 000; Nsrragus river t75,
Ofw, Hack Cove ;2e,0tM, Yerk harbor too, toe, tee,
000. MassR"hutetls Lvnn harbor 7,000 ; Nan
tucket harbor ?15,0e0, Nowburvpert bsrber
tl5,0O0; I'lvmeuth harbor 15,000; Scltuate
hirbertV'W
Connecticut -New Haven biokwater, 75,
000. New Yerk flullale harbor, 22.',0e0, Dun
kirk hatber, S,0fi0, (levvauus bay barlmr,
tin 000.
Pennsylvania Krle harbor, $75,000.
Delaware Newcastle lce harbor, (5,000.
Maryland Haltlmore harbor, 1175,000,
District of Columbia Potomac river, (175,
000. Virginia Norfolk, 75,000, Chlncoieaguo
bay, (20,000 , DatiBOinend river, f,000.
Oa Savaunah, (0,000.
Texas Arkansas pass, (CO, 000.
Ohie Cleveland, (10,000 ; Huren, (10,000 ;
Sandusky, (25,000.
Michigan Urand Marats, (.10,000, Ht.
.Ieeih, (8,000
Wisconsin Milwaukee, (e0,000.
Minnesota Duluth, (10,000.
Callfornla-Humbeidt, (75,000
Oregon Columbia river, (22,),0O0 ; Ya
qulma bay, ?70,000 , Lewer Willamette rlver,
(j0 000.
Khode Island Pawtucket, (20,000 . Green
Jacket Sheals, (10,000.
New Jersey Passaic, (la,000.
West Irgiula Ureal Kanawha, (1C.),000
North Carolina Cape i-ear, (130,000.
Flerida SL Jehns, (111,000.
Arkansas Arkansas river, (125,000.
1 liuels Illinois river, (100,oeo.
Missouri Missouri river, (276,000: head
waters Mississippi (reservoirs), (15,000.
Mississippi river Meuth of Illinois river
te mouth of Ohie river, (175,000 ; below Ohie
river, (1,100,000.
A new appropriation of (5,000 has been
added for the improvement of Nemlnl bay
anil creek, Virginia,
Oregon Ca'cades of the Columbia, (125,
000. THU CI)(lltK1HBi VOMfABBD.
Mhircln That of Cleveland Harpaucs That of
tlie I.sle riesldent Uarltald.
t rem the New Yerk Herald.
1 be tlrat two years of the Domeeratic ad ad
mtnlstralleu expire next Friday at neon.
The Congress vv hi -U thou ends has bcen per
sltteutlyiHVlled, but Us work uiskea a very
muth better showing lluu that or tbe Con
gress, Ilepubllcan lu both braucues, which
came In with Ojuaral Oartield, as this one
cauiu in with Cleveland.
The Oilfield Cjngren was Republlcin In
'te coiiitnerce 1 ivv , lentn, me law
siletlng lands lu aeveralty te In
illaus ; olevouth, the autl-pelygauiy law,
iwclfth, a lavv exteuding the tree delivery
system te cities el ten tbeusaud Inhabitants,
and thlrleeulli, the act redeemiug trade
dollars. It it prebable that before It dissolves
next Cridav soveruletherlmportantmeasuris
will be pissed as the Joint resolution for
uu inquiry Inte the Pacltlu railroad ucceuuta
ami thu repeal et the tenure el nllice act.
Thul is te t-.iy, the tiarlluld Cougress, Ue
public 111 in both bniuclies, did no geed, but
much th it vvut scandalously bad. The Cleve
land Cuiigrtas, lu spite et Republican ob.
ttructieii in the Senate, has done a great
iu my Kentl thiels, all et which ought te
li iv e lieu doue long age , and It has bad no
m. imlals nnd has been carulul of the public
meuej. Tlie tentrast It very great, aud
verv decidedly ill favor of the Clovelaud
Cnq."-"
; KI'KIJ I'.VJIIJJOVijI.
1'iratl.u It) III" seiintti ul the lllll te hxtlrpsle
Inlvtlliiiis Cuttle Itlseates.
1 pun motion of Mr, Miller the pleuio pleuie pleuio
piieuuienla bill vvvs taken up In the .Senate
en Monday.
1 pen the motion made bv Mr. Diwotte
reconsider the vote by which the Cdmunds
subatltute was last week adopted, the vote
sloes! ii) te J- Se thu motion te roc .insider
vvat cvrrled.
The question then recurring en Mr.
I'.iimuiKis' suuiiiiute, air. Harris made a
motion that turther consideration be post
poned until te morrow. Lest ID te 3 1
'lhu lMmiiiidsHUbttitiite was then rejected
-yeis 1 1, navs J'J.
Mr. uttetlerud nn amendiiieut requiring
the assent et the authorities et a statu belere
the commission can extund auv el the appro appre appro
prien lliereen. Last veatil, navs Ju
Mr. Van Wjck ronewed bis amendment
extending tlie application of the bill tosnlue
I'Ulsne aud cholera and ether contagious
diseases among sw lue. Adopted.
'I he bill was passed -yeas (-', nays 1 ).
'I he bill authenHs and requires Ilie V16
deut te HlilHilut a beard el three lattlu cetY
iiiltsieiiers, te be ilislguateU " Thep1'
.States Cattle Couimistleii." JSJ"
the coiiimissleners Is e be fi .
'Ilie commlssleuers am .fa? "
Iterseu or by sKenlsi e enter any
.run he-, Irn IuUIuk ." yards, cars
te bellwve that auy,ontagleus disease exist,
huiI te make investigation in regard te the
siuie. I i'en the discovery el such dlseae
itieyare te glve notice, by publication in
newspapers te lit eistouce mill et the locality
mid te notify the elll lalser anuuti of trans trans trans
Itortatleti ceiiiliAUies delnc business In Dm
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Imuran Hem Defeats riot. Will Hlincii
MatitiThat Was Without Itetuit,
WoetTKit, Ohie, Msrjh I.-Duucan lless
and Prof. Will WilllewresllodUraeco Heinan
style at the Academy el Music here last even
ing for (2m and the championship, best three
rej
Tin
1110 nrst bout was wen by WIU'e
bouCtc,elsen m ten minutes; the second
WllllewSJsJjUJ llvomluules by a ijodybeld.
alter ten mteiis0 Ditrd bout en a foul,
Willis's leg. luliwwrugKle, ltess catctlng
utes and a ball by i?tr'01lrtu ' 3 ""in.
lock. The llfth bout and thrifi?" ana rm
by lless in four and a hair niin1SJM wen
Willie's eclence was unequal te Kens
Kscli Had Twe Fallt,
HANiitlKY, Ohie, March 1. Chrlslel and
the Jap wrestled a niixed match here Inst
night for (200 a side, beat three in live. The
llrst and third falls, Uracco-Keman, were
wen by Chrlslel. Second anil feutlh fall?,
catcb-as-catcb can, aud the tilth fall, (Irrtcco (Irrtcce (Irrtcco
llemait were wen by the Jap.
TUHSE DUtH tlUHMtU TU ItBAtU
Tbeir Patlier's Marrow Eacapa While Fleeing
Fruru the llnrulng Hume,
Mahian-va, Ark , March 1. A cabin about
a tulle south or this place, occupied by a
negre named Ei. Burten and bis family,
consisting of his wifeaud three children, aged
3, 0 aud 1 1 j ears, was burned Sunday night
Ibe family, with tbe exception of the wire,
who was attending church near town, bad
letlred about J o'clock. The negre was
awakened by a portion oftberoof falling en
the bed In which he was sleeping aud setting
II en fire. Ue Immediately jumped aud
seized his three children, who wero sleeping
In tbe same room, and started toward the
deer, but before be could reach it another
part of the reef fell In, knocking his children
from him. Ue was unable te find them again
and bad te abandon them and save liimself,
wblcb be did by Jumping out et a window.
Tbe beya were burned te death and the father
terribly burned. Tbe Are is supposed te
have originated from the chimney.
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Oaiide.v CiTr, Ka, March I A aerleua
sheeting affray occurred at Coronade, Wich
ita county, last nlgbt, wherein two men were
killed and several ethers seriously, perhapa
fatally shot. There was a row between citi
zens of Loet! and Coronade ever the removal
of the county seat, a drunken man started
Bhoetlng and there was a battle. William
Kalns, druggist, Charles Celter, liveryman,
both et Loet), were killed ; Km met Dialing,
Frank Jeness, a son of tbe mayor, Jehnsen
and At Bevey, all of Leetl, were fatally
wounded. Details are meagre.
A llallreau Sued Fer 1110,000.
iNuiANAreLis, March 1. The Union rail
way company yesterday tiled suit in tbe cir
cuit court against the Cincinnati, Hamilton t
Indianapalia railroad, asking Judgment for
(10,000 for the use of tbe Union tracks by the
latter company from May 1, ISM, te Decem
ber 31. US& Tbe plalntlll also alleges that
house for t-afe keeping until after Ler con
finement, when she, together w ith ber father,
who remains lu Jail, will be tried for the
killing.
Mslilieil Klettn Times.
Cuiliue, March 1 Anscn Clark stabbed
James Kenuedy eleven timea last nUbt, at
the corner of Desplulnes and Terquer stieets.
Nine of the wounds are In the back, one
ever the eje-, and one in the left breast Ken
uedy was taken te tbe hospital, where bis
recovery la tlieuitht possible. Clark was
looked up lu the West Twellth street station.
Tuey Are Nus Law it
W vsiiixneN, March 1. The piesldent
tit-day signed the bills for the rearrnugement
of the adjutant general's department of tbe
army , ler the coiibtructlen et a bridge at
Cuattuuoega , te prohibit thu Importation of
mackerel during the spawning season; te
make Tauipa, Kla., a irt of entry, aud a
number ul elheis.
Hie lUrth Still HtiaklitB.
Kemi, March 1. Larthqunke tremors at
frequt-ut Intervals continue te occur through
out Iho Itvllan Hievera. Ne further datuage
has been done, however, but thu isxiple are
greatly frightened.
1.UMION, March 1 'Hie l'rlnce of Wales
arrived here from l'aris te day In the best of
health.
'rimers uu rnrce Tapers W a""'
M . ..vv a 1 . k 1 1.. Is . MarcW.-Tbe prlntera
en the Aen'irirf. luu
r.l aud
iriscensiii
will strike te day at !"" " "u "
cent in co..iitUien, klnB the rate as
cents ou ,iiiem.m HP l3 cents ou morning
naisjr- I'lia puUuers eiler te co npromUe,
but lhu prlnlwlll net accept the etler.
U'teitftl Aturilerer uauglit.
s.Mrwi, Man , .Mann l Ait Italian
Ldamed ti Trauuiracs was arrested here last
night charged with inurderlug a fellow
countryman in Chicago iu a dispute ever a
game of cards A copy el an Italian paper of
Chicago glv lug au account of the crime was
found upon hlui, and slash en the wrist
He lllls the description or the murderer.
I liclit WetKhl I'liRlllaisluriiiltt.
DhtArut, Ills,, Match 1. Jimmy Cou Ceu Cou
ners, the light-weight pugilist, has been
matched te light Willie Clarke, or I'biladol I'biladel
phla, tealinith ter (1,000 a slde. 'i he tight
will take pla'e al I'lilladelpula, four weeks
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