SPIRIT TELEGRAPHY.--In 1885 we were informed of the success of spirits at Cleveland, Ohio, in communicating messages by the telegraphic method in rapping, in which our millionaire friend, Mr. J. H. Wade, has taken much interest. A little apparatus has been constructed, with which the spirits give their communications in great variety. I have repeatedly stated that the diagnoses and prescriptions of deceased physicians have always proved in my experience more reliable than those of the living. This has been verified at Cleveland. The late Dr. Wells of Brooklyn has been giving diagnoses and prescriptions through the telegraph. One of these published in the _Plain Dealer_ exhibits the most profound and accurate medical knowledge. The full account of these telegraphic developments in the Cleveland _Plain Dealer_ I expected to republish, but my space was already occupied. It may be found in the _Banner of Light_ of April 9. But we shall have other reports hereafter. SPIRITUAL MUSIC.--Maud Cook, a little blind girl nine years of age, at Manchester, Tenn., is an inspired musical wonder,--a performer and composer. She is said to equal Blind Tom, and the local newspapers speak of her in the most enthusiastic terms. She needs a judicious and wealthy friend to bring her before the public in the best manner. SLATE WRITING.--Dr. D. J. Stansbury, of San Francisco, is very successful in obtaining spiritual writing in public as well as in private. The _Golden Gate_ says:-- "There came upon the slates at Dr. Stansbury's public seance, last Sunday evening, the following message from Judge Wm. R. Thompson, father of H. M. Thompson, of this city: 'The essential principles of primitive Christianity and the precepts of Modern Spiritualism are essentially one and the same, which, if practised, would lead to the highest standard of morality and be the means of grace by which all might be saved.'" THE FIRE TEST.--At the great spiritual convention held at Cincinnati for several days at the end of March, (the spiritual anniversary) the report states,--