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'''T lTke Caia5l .Bs Bank iEs@Li Lareeny..,a ,. - =
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AUDACITY OF THE THIEF.
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The astonishmcnt Of oirI ireaders lhay even
exceed our own .asthe. .parusal Of tile folowino
letter, which comes to us shroudcl i'm a mys-
terry quite keeping with the whole affair
IRON on first 1s, to last Il M perhaps the boldcst
sequal,of one of the boldest feonesy ever nsrss
peftrassa fas sS.i hths sIty We pab!slh The Iottor
MS 1of tho sensations of the day, tho do.
veioprnents of which welfare calculated to make
nsa pause, and reflect upon the social elements
around us. We regret that ncithe, time nor
spaas asdRHt fqFt4cr comment at + this his n mo.
mentt aipoads me .eHh --jv5stio fsia yisis Is.
se57&dss &s& t"e o"j7 Tines s md ., 70
Dean Sin II wish to address You, aul",sfES, few
remarks as to the operation at the Canal bonk
IhYe pEessespTfai9n ofshe faRey,aycops md peel.
CTS OF 'hls1ea9ty, apd the many amusing spccu-
,a'lons as to hoy It was done induce me to
blow the mattsr from beginning to end. 7 am
Still in NcR Orleans, which LOOK sru upop - ss ;'
hne field and think money can be made aasSes.
4Asto thus lite, it chtr be done any day chat
otssyaas G@sS G@Ssl sls eye on Tie Canal
hank and Asmensin itua Atiron, ofo tberies :,
n gsalssso 5a 'aP yagg ,Gd ,Gad
seqie 1pck mai morning, for Irhappencd to zee
t,ossssen sSs sse 6. sseof ~o the bank fkdgas s o
nifayIEl}sSS from tho express au6 office
and s.ls ~ sto%4sd the bank. followed M5,igs
lar ~ petsrsons coal Office, on Gravier street. tree
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r,aSsa 40 2 IS eassag, leSsss.. g'kgEss .
The war closed with a large Indebtedness on la
part OF our former Subscribers, some of whom have
no. claim amid the losses and misfortpnes by which
ttcy have bqen surrounded, having been spared tho
necessity of doing so by tho very generous, prompt
ana al, hearty supports We have uniformly received
are nPic TO- wait ior the advent OF better timcs
confidently assured that when prosperity returns 70
the land they will chccriully meet their obligations
new nS al ,hs sasss ,GTais Extend
jim II sctH oh 4 ,,s,, M s ,tf
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The messenger came in ut tho side door of
the bank aud threw down the package of on on
v9lopsgy q shs desk of the 3 SsSqhpngo y clGrlk 81
eHddy 60 se&Sad e&Sad jill thds i6t of s5S; ;ooe to RM Nor
gar Sous" "ap4 ta be qn hqpd tt5 to tHbe il q
express" Hero was n lay out Should spot
the clerk or the messenger? Says I, "take
at M the basK st}eS w ts nssssa ser bSSs s3sss
I slipped out the side door on Gravicr street,
went into the entrance of the Jaw Office leading,
up over the bank took off MY coat. aud hat 4
slowed them in the water closet at tho lead Of
the stairs and slipped down again, round the
corner to the Camp street side. Hero l stop
ped into the bank again, but the messenger
had gone. I could sec tho exchange clerk
comparing the money with somsstbipg on his |
desk, which took at once to be the list /of1
numbers. l stood minute at tho payir.; tell
er's coulter, where three or ofouf5 clerks wTcfei
dfswjhS; Here TsaR thS, ,eSebaqgc Glorka Seal
tie Peyssqspr,y @ st; (, ~; wasrs NJ
bit neryapsIb Ib9t I kept NV eye, well sklupo,l.
even thought Of writing duplicate envelope
q always ln carry '5S3' y 4 IpS @ys vAass ,g tSe
cbout the time he was away from his desk
he left the ehvselopc ncaf The edge obf his l6h.'
ger, and went to three different desks, cxamn-
ing three different books; then Elfes fp6l5 sthc
list into the CASHIERS or prGsidcntas f6dnG SSays
|, ''mind your eye, nows your tehanoe i;,Ner,
body was noticing ne. walked up to the
desk, and while the clerks back was to me,
and the President had his head bent down over
the list s sSambefs3 bStG ss5 rel9ss ftpgcthsr,i
[ took firm held Of The railing put my toes on
the combing bcloa, and the package was up,
my slceyc in tyiqkklse, stopped immediately,
as iftqfas JhS shdc,p SoAa stu Y sSss1,
started S to {s at. sia llsd af
the stairs ncxklqor 'pFfoqn my gYpat andT hHntP
into Huntons law office. Nobody was in. l
brushed my clothes carefully, and sat down t,
write an appointment with Mr.. Hunton for
o'clock, signing it Abram Ccrson, Jefferson,
Texas Nobody came in yet. went down
to the, street, saw b crowd atoundl ny railibs
reaching over to see how tl.SSS Could do it;
turned into Camp street and saw lizard and
Farrel at the corner of the City Hotel. They
looked very wise, stood argood ,bi: near the
near the corner of Camp aud Cahats and pre-
scntly | saw liarrcl riding ON tho top Of i; hotel
stage down Cohlmoh strcet ,fIefs skmatt, he is.
Everybody was saying, 'therc goes Earrsll," as
if every cove in the country didn' 'eknow Farrell,
espeeiily when sitting on top Of ashotel stage,
on purp6gS to BE seon I Walked on II tlpg Il to the
bank, and and good many we're looking up at,
the building. | looked up too lisa pretty
building. I likoeissfstyla lvefJ baA But
then to Msks sap2se $2saag agT2r lSY Y bills ills
thrown right In coves way is funny to me.
Truly, your constant reader! v rsr, els
ABRAM GERs0N. du
Jefferson, Texas
Hutton knows that, name, though IAdont:
think he ever saw me.
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FHNAL NOTEGEls,---wE REG ssE;I S:a

u 'Hc HrrcsSIIy WHICH 1orces us to put all
Notes and Acconptso in the hands of, ami Attorney
ma Magistrate for collection, and those OF our
iri1nIAf Nh2hHsire to save cost can do SO Ivy calling
on ". j. pcTrcyi!lc CIIAS. BULL &CO.
sent 2S atT' l., ~"
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f Tl ARKARsAs.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-The Avalanche's
Little Rock special says Gov. Clayton,
of Arkansas, asprepRred' instructions
for his Registers for the registration now
about TO commence. He says among
the powers and duties Of each Board of
Registration are to reject any one whom
the registers may think not entitled to
register, even though the applicant has
already taken the oath; to make ar
rests and call upon sheriffs for sufh-
cient number of armed men to assist
him, and If not furnished them, to call
upon the commanding officer for any
troops of the State Guard (which
means militiRl, who Is directed to fur
nish promptly such aid. An appli-
cant for registration is also required to
prove his innocence by evidence salts
factory to the register that he has not
been guilty of crimes specified during
a sum of years, one of which is,
that he did not sypathiZe within the re-
bellion. 1.-The fails to establish this, he
cannot register, his oath to the contrary
Notwithstanding, unless he voted for
the present constitution; another is to
register any one who has taken the
franchise oath. Ifthe register is satis-
lied or thinks he ought not be register
ed, before being allowed, to regis
ter, he must subscribe to an oath,
setting forth that he accepts civil
and political equality, of all men, and
they are not to attempt to make any
change ten days bt fore election.
Boards OF Registration will meet in
each county with:power upon their own
knowledge or Information to strike
from the list the names OF any rioters
they may consider disqualified by the
registration law, and the courts are
forbidden 10 issue any HIGnddHlus or
other process to registers. 4-
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 4.lThe investiga.
ton IN the malpractice. case of Amity
Street, was continued before Coroner
Rollins at considerable length yester-
day. The two men whose names were
mentioned as having been on terms OF
intimacy with the deceased girl, were
examined and their evidence taken In
defense. DIR. Grindle, whose name fig
ures prominentlyin in connection with the
case, was present at the inquest, but has
not been examined.
A few minutes before IL O'Clock last
night fire broke out in the three story
brick buildings, Nos. 100 and 102, For
sythe street, owned and occupied by
Coles Bros, pork packing establish
ment. The fire originated in the smoke
house in the rear, with which it is con-
uected by tin covered wooden roof.
The smoke house and its contents were
completely destroyed, and the main
building considerably damaged. The
loss in stock is about $1,000; on the
building $6, 900. Insured.
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BLAIR'S REVOLUTION.
ms connEacE,1EsF IA GEoKGIA.
Colored Men Declared Ineligible as
slHlg.a Legislators. --.i4--=

ATLANTA, GA, September SIN the
House of Representatives yesterday a
resolution was passed to hold two ses-
sions a day while the discussion of the
question of eligibility continues. This
morning Mr.. Turner, colored, occupied
the entire session. In conclusion he
said: " This thing means revolution.
Look out, carpet baggers When We
go they will turn y0u out, impeach
Governor Bullock and upset the con-
stitution." In the afternoon session
several members participated in the
debate. On vote being taken the ne.
of 80 to %. Thus % negroes are un-
seated, and four remain, who claim TO
be white men. Their case is to be in
vestigated. Turner, as he walked out,
brushed the dust from his feet. The
other negroes bowed to the speaker
and waived their hats to the members.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 4.-The white boy
who mysteriously disappeared, was
found yesterday, supposed to have been
murdered by negro, near the city.
His gun and clothing We're gone, and IL
inquest was held and verdict of kill
ed by parties unknown, was rendered.
There is great excitement in the city.
Parties who have been out three days
hunting for the body, say. they met
armed bands of negroes who halted
them with military precision. Parties
are now out in the country in search OF
the murderers. Robberies and assaults
on the whites by negroes on the roads
leading to the city, are hourly occurren-
ces. The negroes in and around the
city are thoroughly organized drilled
and we'll armed. s-z
The Republican Convention at Block
shear yesterday nominated j. w. Cliff
for Congress.
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TnE MASS MEErING AT WESTON.
speeches of Senator Wiley, Mr.. Hub
i1 bard and others.
WESTON, w. VA, Sept. l, '6s.

lsia WESTON, w. VA, Sept. 1, '6s.
Editors IntelLigencer
Others who are more competent will
doubtless furnish you with full re-
port OF the meeting at this place, which
is progressing as / write. It was not
NV privilege to hear the celebrated
Mont. Blair, of MarYland-though I
understand that he furnished the usual
arguments in favor of the Democracy.
Mr.. Wiley, whom we all delight to
honor. made a telling speech, the effect
of which we trust will be seen before
many days.
Mr.. Hubbard followed Mr.. Wiley In
one Of the hRppiest efforts of his life.
we have heard himson many occasions
and feel free to place this as the best
effort we have ever heard him make,
ana we think it, without any detriment
to Mr.. Willey's speech. and without
lisparaging other speeches-the best
speech of the day. His appeals to the
soldiers and citizens of Lewis county
will not soon be forgotten. Both he
and Mr.. Wiley showed up the corrup-
tion of the so-caIled Democratic party,
in mastery manner.
At the close of Mr.. Hubbards speech
citizen of Wheeling, member of the
House of Delegates, was introduced,
whose lungs are "powerful strong" !"
he is not, we incline 20 think, as strong
in other respects-the rebel excepted.
His utterances were very encouraging
to the faithful who had never falIered
during the existence of the Southern
Confederacy, and who are to-day strong
in the faith. ,A 'A-
We are satisfied that the labors of the
day will not be without good results.
The people all through the interior are
becoming alive to their interests, and
will vote right in November.
-. In haste, w.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NGToN, SEPT. 4.-Commission-
er Rollins, in reply to tobacco man.
ufactnrer, states that the tobacco tax
will be assesse d and taxed as hereto
fore, until the stamps under the new
law are furnished.
The Secretary of the Navy, in accor-
dance with the will of Congress, has
succeeded in reducing the PerSonet OF
the Navy to eight thousand four hum
dred men /, the force it contained pre-
vious to the war.
II has been ascertained that the total
tonnage OF steam and sailing vessels of
the United States is 8, ,1O9, ,267 tons. The
number of steamers is 2,942, and OF
sailing vessels, 1904, all of which have
been furnished with registered num-
bers.
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Toledo.
srprr,,nrn s :. I'm 4'1FIoUR-sales 8 white

SFPTEa1RRR 4.--F1oUR-Sales white
at Sl1 90; amber $40 so. % "a
N-Wheat-Amber shade low
er and other grades without material
change; sales White Michigan at g 13a
9 II; amber Illinois g Is; amber Mfchi-
gan 50 O35<a2 o. for No i; red g 90; No
2 81 IS; M 81 6S; No spring 81 65a1 66;
No 81 53; amber, seller September
81 O31<. 0orn-Steady; sales No j at
81 O4. Oats-Shade lower; No 1 SIC;
No 551<c. Rye-Steady; No.1 81 so;
FRE1aHTs-Unchanged; &c on wheat
4Eea ma Bf.LOuIs. t1a"= Il
SEPrEMBER 4.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed. -a%te 80 t..7
GR11N-wheat-3a5c lower on fall
grades. Corn-Unchanged at 90a93c.
Oats-A little better, at 52a56c. Rye
Better, at 81 15a1 173<. -
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet. PoFk-S29 25.-
Bacon-Shoulders, 13<a1S1<c; clear
sides, TIC. Lard-1S&a1Sfc
WHIsRY-SI 25.-
milwaukee.
sEPTEMBER -FLouk = Dull and
prices unchanged.
: WHRAT-Unsettled; 81 Tx for No. L
in store.
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TroubIe I'm Nova scotla.

NEW YORK, September 4.-Attorney
General wilkins made a violent speech
against the confederation with Canada
in the Nova Scotia Assembly yesterday,
in which he declared that If redress is
not given before the next session, the
people will appoint Collector OF their
own and have the dues paid into the To-
cal treasury, and Unnecessary they will
appeal to another nation. Such an mp
roar ensued at the conclusion OF the
speech that the Speaker declared the
Assembly adjourned.
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FoMIer nnd nIx for Grnnt.

Senator Fowler's reported declara-
tions for Grant and CoIfax in Tonnes
see is in accordance with what he said
to his Republican friends before leaving
Washington, namely, that he was go
inglhome to come out strong for Grant
The assurances are positive that
General John a. Dix is emphatic in his
support of Grant.
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CANADA.

NEW York, September "A Picton
special says General Butler and party
completed their business at Charlotte
town, Prince Edwards Island, yester-
day, in the afternoon. A banquet was
given by the Governor, atthe Province
building, in honor of the American
which numbered twenty
five persons. The Revenue Gutter
with the American party on board left
Charlotte town at 1880 last night Tor
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Murder.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. .4.-Three men named
Robert Scott, Dan Hunter and Charles
Oakley broke into store in Pittsheld,
Pike county, ILL.,, few nights ago,
murdered the watchman, blew open
The men then went to Louisiana No.,
where they were overtaken by vlg-
ilance committee and hung.
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marIon County.

The Republicans of Marion county
have nominated for House of Delegates
B. F. Charlton, ESQ., and Richard
Thomas, Esq. Our friend E. w. s..
Moore is nominated for Prosecuting
Attorney.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
r. u R @ P r.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Reverdy johnson
made Il speech at the annual feast of
cutters at Sheffield yesterday, say ing he
visited England on mission of peace,
and claimed that Americans entertain
ed the kindliest feelings towards En-
gland. They were really one people,
they had like laws and like institutions,
and in both countries freedom was the
base of those laws and institutions.
In their joint hands liberty would live
forever. Mr.. johnson reviewed briefly
the cause, course and triumphant ter
minatiun of the recent civil war. He
continued, the war had this eOmpensa-
tion, 1t ended slavery. None now but
freedmen trod the soil of America, and
history would say all was spent in era
sing this blot transmitted from COM
mon ancestry, furnishing our fame and
belieiDg the Declaration of Indepen-
dence. .14s,t j, i.ss.uf,;n..
The speaker alluded to the MARSHALL
ing ofithe forces for the coming Presl-
Dental election in America, saying
that however the canvass ended he
could personally vouch for the next
President as warm friend of England.
Mr.JohDsona alluded to the sheffield cut
lery, which he said was found through-
out The whole civilized world, and spoke
favorably and encouragingly of the
annual gathering of the Cutters Com
pany. He was listened to throughout
with the most marked attention, and
his assurances of peaceful and friendly
relations between England and Amer
lea were voclferously applauded. rt
The Bermuda dry dock, the largest
structure for floating in the world, was
successfully launched to-day.
Dispatches have been received an
nouncing that a very serious potato
riot occurred yesterday at Cork. The
people assembled in the streets in great
mum bers, and for time were very
boisterous. The troops were called out
to quiet the disturbance, and u charge
was made on body of about 300 riot
ers, who were dispersed at the point of
the baYOnet IA
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ReioIeIne I'm plttsburg.

P1TTsBuRa, Sept. 4.-The Vermont
election Was celebrated here last night
by torch light PROCESSION and the
firing of one hundred guns. There Is
much rejoicing over the result in that
State by the Republicans OF this neigh
borhood.
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Lou1svnnE, Sept. 4.-The new Jew
ish Temple, Adath Israel, at the corner
of Sixth and Broadway, has just peen
completed at cost of $4,000, and was
dedicated this afternoon with impress
siye ceremonies. in presence of large
incarceration, Revs. Wise, of Cfncin-
natl, and Rleber, of Louisville deliver
ed the sermons.
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The IndInns-UnIon Pacific Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.--An Omaha dis
patch says that it is reported that a
large force of Cheyenne Indians are
moving north, intending to strike the
Pacific Railroad, between the North
Platte and Julesburg. General Auger's
troops will endeavor to intercept them.
The Government Commissioners
have accepted another section of the
Union Pacific Railroad, carrying it
nearly 90 miles west of Benton.
a Denver dispatch says that three
men were killed and one wounded by
the Indians near Colorado City, yester-
day, and IL large amount of stock run
a fight on Wednesday, between the
organized settlers and the Indians, on
the R1owa, resulted in the killing OF
two and the wounding of seven In
dians.
Reports from all parts of the Terri
tory chow that the depredations con-
tinue and that many whites are being
murd cred.
Gen. Sherman passed through Chey-
enne yesterday, en- route for st. Louis.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS has been obliged TO
retreat from the hotel in Liverpool in
which first he made his residence, and
20 to the private house of an American
merchant, to escape expressions of
popular contempt.
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tRnIty az Reuyyootl,

Remember the grand rally and pole
raising at Benwood this evening. The
fag is TO be raised at, o'clock and the
speaking will begintat Z O'Clock. al q
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

0NHE FALL TERM OF THIS 1NSTITU-
tuition VIII begin SEPrENBKR lst, 1868.
The scope of the College, beside q PRERA-
RATORY DEPARThlENT, embraces fnIl
aud thorough Courses of Instruction in
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Philosophy, General literature, Lte Sciences,
A0ricultLITe, aud Afht0Ty IucttcS.
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $3.50 TO S175 per annum.
In respect TO Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID,; President, and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
II. 8. LYON, A. NJ, Vice President, Professor
of English Literature and Principal Prep'y
Col. ]. K. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
thematfcs and of Military Tactics.
8. g. STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and of the Natural Sciences.
HEHRY W. HARMAN, DID,, Professor OF
Ancient and Modern Languages and LileTa-
ture.
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ HAGAHSs, Esq. Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoRGANTowN, West Va.
augI9-1Awd,tw&wlm
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RIyer and wea,her.

PIrTsBURaa, Sept. l4.-River three
feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
damp, with indications of more rain;
mercury 74o.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-River risen IL
inches; feet inches in the channel.
Weather clear; mercury 72o.
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Buffalo.


SEPTHrBER 4. 4.-FLouR inactive.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul sales No. 8
Chicago spring at 81 20; No. Mil
Waukee 81 50. OAts-Negiected; sales
at 64c. BafIey-Quiet at 81 76a1 so.
FRKIdHrs-FIfm &C 151<c for wheat;
1sc for corn, and 91zc for oats.
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Senator whey Mt Washington Hail.

Friends turn out and give our distin-
guished Senator rousing reception to-
night, at Washington Hall. We can
assure you he will give us an excellent
and eloquent speech. Our political OPP
ponents, and especially the ladies', are
invited. The hall is now comfortably
seated and all will be pleasantly enter
tanned.
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COSNECrICUr.

HARTFORD, Sept. -4.-Tho funeral of
ex. Governor Seymour, who died last
night, will take place at O'Clock on
Monday afternoon. All the public So
cieties, military and masonic organiza-
tions are preparing 10 attend the fn-
nnrnl - L .------.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 4.-The
steamer Metis, on her passage from
New York here, ran into and sunk the
schooner Cosmos, laden with lime. Be-
fore sinking, the lime took fire and the
schooner blew up. Crew saved.
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ExpIoslon.

SpR1NaFIELD, MASS, Sept. 4.-An ex-
plosion of nitro glycerine occurred at
Hoosac Tunnel Thursday, killing three
men,