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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-08

CRCuT CouRT.-The "horse case"
reached an end, yesterday, in this Court,
after q trial extending through three
days. The amount in controversy was
not two hundred dollars, exclusive Of in.
terest, and II we are not mistaken, the case
had been heard at one or two previous
terms but failed Of final disposition be.
cause the jury could not agree. Tha.
which was empanneled to try it at this
term, made short work with 1t after hear :
ing the testimony and arguments Of coun-
sci. A verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
the whole amount claimed was brought
in. The debt, interest and costs, 1t Is be-
lisved, will amount to four or five hun.
dred dollars, so that Mr.. Ingersoll (the de.
fcndant,) should receive at least tScO small
Kingdoms in exchange for that horse. At
hSlfpast twelve o'clock the Court ad-
journed until 0 this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-08

To.MoRRow.-E Easter Sunday has always
been regarded as the Very queen, or the
highest ofall the Christian festivals. The
mourntul season Of Lent Is over, the Say.
ior has been cruclaed and buried, and
"now Is Christ risen from the dead and
become the first fruits ofthem that slept"
The name Is derived from Eostre, q god.
dess to whom the saxons and other
Northern nations sacrificed about this
season. The PaAscha, or Jewish PasSo.
vcr, celebrated at this time, lent its name
to the Christian Paschal season, but the
precise timefor keeping Easter has been
a cause of contention between Eastern
and Western Christians. Customs pecu.
liar to the season are dying out in Eng.
land, but on the Contincnt.pascha eggs,
with colored shells, and toys in the shape
oI gigantic eggs are given amongst all
classes.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A SINGULAR ExPLosroN.-Yesterda
morning about one o'clock an explosion
occurred in n house on John street, which
CAME very near giving Us o frSt.class
local. A bottle Of citrate Of magnesia
had been purchased early in the evening
and was placed on o stand in bed cham
Der, near which, on the same stand, stood
a large kerosene lamp, which was burning
dlmly. At about the hour above named
the bottle exploded, making a noise like
a cannon. Full two.thirds of the bot.
tom Of the bottle were let on the stand
while the ::balance oI 1t was driven
upward, making q hole in the wall
as II struck with heavy hammer.
The lamp was thrown by the conclusion
to the floor, breaking the chimney and
the stem from the bowl, which was moi
damaged, and strange to say not a drop
Of oil was spilled.
Had tho bottle struck the bowl OF the
lamp and broken 1t, fire would doubtless
have been communicated to the oil and q
cOnaagration must have eusued.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, April Z.
The body Of a woman, elegantly attired
In silk and q seal-skin cloak, with several
valuable diamond rings on her fingers, a
fine gold watch, &C., was found floating
in North river, last evening. The body
was subsequently, recognized as that Of
Mrs. Emma Fox, wife Of the late W. W.
Fox, who died four weeks since at the
Astor House. She was supposed to be
possessed Of considerable wealth. The
circumstances impelling her to commit
suicide are not known.
The Mutual nine base ball club started
on their first professional tour yesterday.
They embarked on the steamer General
Barnes for the South, where they will play
the Savannah and Charleston clubs. )
W. j. Rose, the well.known journalist
Of this city, died yesterday.
In accordance with the usual custom
the Stock Exchange, Gold Exchange,
and Government boards adjourned
yesterday until tomorrow, out ofrespect
10 the religious holiday OF Good Friday.
As the day is not q legal holiday The banks
and banking. houses will have to remain
open for the transaction Of business in con.
nection with the receipt and payment Ot
checks and drafts. II will be observed,
however, as q close holiday by brokers
Good Friday was observed to-day In
this city by partial suspension Of busi-
ness and solemn services in all the Epis.
copal and Roman Catholic Churches.
The Stock and Gold Exchange have held
no session, while the courts stand adjourn.
ed until Monday, Many public Offices
and public schools were closed.
The Chamber OF Commerce Commit.
tee for the relief Of the suffering people
Of France had meeting this afternoon.
Charles Marshall, chairman, stated that
In consequence OF speculation in the
provisions entered into after France was
reopened TO commerce, and the sudden
influx Of supplies previously purchased
by the Government Tor use as soon as
communication was restored, there was q
superabundant food supply in thecountry,
nevertheless there Is much suffering among
the people, especially inplaces where there
Is not sufficient means of transpo ati0n,
and relief can only be sent In the form Oi
money. For these reasons 1t has been
found desirable TO convert into cash the
supplies already sent out by the committee
as well as those remaining on hand In the
city. A resolution was adopted authoriz
Ing the Executive committee to take that
course. rtjFfk.IE. HstEFF
Jay Gould was assaulted In the par.
Quette Of tho Crane. Opera House by Dep.
uty United States Marshal Survis, who
had an injunction to serve. The assailant
was to-day held to answer.
SAtthe general sessions Of the American
Bible Society yesterday, Rev. Eli Gilman
was elected Corresponding Secretary, and
Rev. DR.. Stats appointed delegate TO at.
tend the University Of the British and
Foreign Bible Society, Of London, next
month. The receipts for the year ending
April 1st were $730,OOO, and 951 900
Bibles aud Tcstaments were issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-08

The Latest News.
Miners Riot at Scranton, Pa.
Working Miners Assailed and
Driven Awayb by a Mob.
Three Men SnOt and Others
Beaten.
The Rioters Armed and the
Authorities Slow.
SCRANTON, April :.

SCRANTON, April7.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock q
large body ol miners and boys from the
mines congregated at Trips Slope and
assailed with clubs and stones the men at
work in the place, stoping work. 1t is
reported on the streets this afternoon that
a large body of miners, numbering 400,
have been driven off Conuelrs mine and
mine worked by Morris & Weeks. At the
latter place they blew up the mouth Of
of the slope with powder taken from the
mine, tore up the Iailroad track and com.
mitted other depredations. Three men
were killed and several wounded at
Trips Slope this afternoon.
A band offlve hundred men, armed with
muskcts, clubs and revolvers, visited
Trips mines, In this city, this morning,
and prevented the workmen from entering
the mine. Three of the miners employed
at the works were shot down dead in cold
blood by the mob, and Others beaten so
badly with stones that they will probably
die. Last night the Morris and Weeks
retail coal works, in this city, were torn
down, most Of their mines blown up, and
their tracks destroyed. A large mob Is
engaged this noon In driving the men out
Of the iron Company's mines, near the
mills. These several gangs hoist the
Irish.American flag, and have the arms OF
two Of the militia companies. Great ex-
element prevails here, and q bloody time
Is expected. General Osborne, at Wilke.
barre, has been telegrapbed to for troops.
The Mayor Of this city was hooted while
reading the riot act 10 tho, mob today.
There Is not on American militia company
in the entire northern half Of Luzerne
county. Tho demonstrations yesterday
were first made hero during the suspen-
sion. The mobS number over a thousand
men, and they are visiting in rapid success.
sion such mines as are being worked here.
COnnell's mine, near the city, was bcsieged
today and q suspension Of work COM
PEELED. The Iproper authorities for pre-.
serving order arc moving slowly, and un.
less decisive measures are taken at once,
the whole city will be under reign Of
terror.
Two coal breakers destroyed this after.
noon. One Of them the Nayang Shalt Is
now burning with about 200 tons of coal
In the chute. .... .....
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XLIId CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WAsu1NGroN, April Z.

WASHINGTON, Aprll7
The Ru.Klux bill was received from the
House, read twice, and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. By unanimous consent
Mr. MORRILL,, of Vermont, was awarded
the floor to address the Senate in a three
hours speech against San Domingo
annexation.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. MoRR1LI's
speech, the Senate took up the concurrent
resolution from the House, for o Joint
Special Investigating Committee on the
South. The peuding amendment to re-
quire the committee 10 report from time
to time during recess, was Withdrawn.
Messrs HILL and CAssERLY opposed the
bill. The pending question being the
House amendment increasing the number
Of the committee 10 IA from the House,
and Z from the Senate, was then voted
upon and agreed to; Hyes-37; nays-12.
The VICE PRESIDENT then appointed to
represent the Senate, the present Select
Committee on Outrages: Messrs. SCoTT,
CHANDLER, NYE, RICE, WILSON, BAYARD
and BLAIR.
After an extra session, the Senate ad-
journed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-08

MAN DROWNED AT BEI1A1RE.-We
heard last evening that a'man employed
in putting up the railroad bridge at Bell.
aire, fell of one Of the floats used In con.
veying the iron work Of the structure to
the point where II Is needed between the
piers, and was drowned. We could not
ascertain his name, or residence. All the
information that we could get were the
facts Of his drowning; that ho was in the
employment Of the Keystone Bridge Com
pauy Of Pittsburgh; and that his body
had not been recovered, although every
effort has been made to do so.
LATER,-slnce the foregoing was writ
ten we have learned that the drowned
mans name was Frank Tuter.
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plsastruus Fire at Albany.

&AAANAt APAA ~
One Of the most extensive conaagra.
tons ever occurring In this city, took
place this morning. A fire broke out In
the large printing house Of Weed, Parsons
& Co., on Columbia street, consuming
that building and nearly the entire block
Of small buildings on Broadway, between
Columbia and Van Trump streets, on the
west side. The total loss will reach half
Il million dollars.
The fire at Weed, Parsons, s Co.'s
printing house broke out shortly before .
o'clock this morning, in one Of tho rooms
on the fifth floor Of the building, The
night watchman discovered It, and found
It was in the electrotype foundry. The
alarm was sounded, and the fire depart!
ment arrived, but their efforts were in
vain. So irresistible was the fury Of the
fire, so impetuous its force, that in less
than an hour the vast building was q
mass Of burning and smoking ruins, The
books Of the concern, valuables from the
safe, and some law, medical, legislative,
and miscellaneous volumes issued by the
house, on the first floor, were removed In
safety. With these exceptions It was
found impossible to save anything from
the sudden ruin. Over 800 people are
thrown out Of employment. The firm Of
Weed, Parsons, s Co. sustains loss Of
S35O,00O above the insurance, which
amounts to 100000. All the houses on
the west side Of Broadway, between Nos,
6O8 and 0S9, arc destroyed. They were
small buildings, and valued at about
5000 each. The losses apart from that
Of Weed, Parsons, s Co. will reach $780,.
900. The aggregate losses will reach
half a million, The remains OF an un.
known man have been found in the ruins.
The remains found In the ruins Of the
fire were those Of John O 0'Brien, Assistant
Foreman OF Steamer No. 0. He leaves q
vile and six children.
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FLORIDA.
Assassination of Prominent Re.
publican.

Assassination of a Prominent Res
publican.
New York, April Z.
The Tn6uneS Washington special says
that Senator Osborn has Just received the
following dispatches:
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 0.
To Hon. o. " 0S8Ora, 0. s. Senator:
Mr.. Dickinson, at Mariana, has been
asSassinated. He was shot dead on Mon
day night ,.,.,
fsigned1 E. M. CHENEY.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April Q.
10 Hon. o. W Osborn, u s. SsnDtor:
JIG Dickinson was murdered in Mari
anna yesterday. BE was Killed instantly,
[Signedl E. CoNANT, U. s. Marshal.
Mr.. Dickinson was clerk Of the Florida
State Court, Deputy United States Mar.
shall, and the last Of the leading Republl.
cans in Jackson county.
&More than sixty murders and assassina'
tons have occurred in Jackson county
within two years past, all Of the victims
being Republicans, and several Of them
prominent men.
The actual Republican majority in
Jackson county Is 800, but in November
last, through intimidation, twas reduced
to fourteen, ,lag lis. ..'- a..
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Financial and Commercial.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April Z.

CNcNNGTf, April7
CorToN-Dull; middling at 144c.
FLoUR-Family at So 30a6 so.
GRAIN-Wheat- Steady at 81 Ssa1 40
Corn-Dull and dropping at &c. Rye
Nominal at 81 DIAL 90. Oats-UnchaDged
Barley-Firm OF 81 90.
GRocERIEs-Cofee Prime ut 1910
Sugar-New Orleans at 0a113c. Molasses
Firm; prime at G5a69c.
OILs-Linseed Oil-Firm at 81 90.
Lard Oil-Quiet at $1a1 04.
EdGs-Heavy receipts depreSs the mar
ket at 12c.
BUTTER-Dull; fresh at S0a31c.
CHEEsE-Firm at 16a17c.
SEEDs-Unchapged; season nearly over,
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at $20a20 70
Eard-Dull at 114a111c. Bulk Meats
Dull and dropping; asking 7asic and
0a93c for shoulders, sides, clear rib and
clear. Bacon - 74a99c and 10tc for
shoulders, clear rib and clear.
HoGs-Dull at 6a0ic.
ToBACco-Unchanged.
WH1sKY-Qulet.
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DAlthAsar sehul, Administrator
Of tho estate Of VIM, Feltman,
trIfh fl,a tpI11 annorn1 sI1J
NOTICE.

The defendants arc hereby notified that the
depositionS Of Louis Asmo', BelthaSar Schul and
others will bo taken at the law office Of Gibson
I. CranmeF, on tho N. E. corner Of Monroe and
Fourth streets, In the city Of Wheeling, coun.
" OF Ohio, and State Of WOst Virginia, on tho
9th day ofApril, 1871, between tho ho1ra OF 0
o'clock A. Y and G o'clock +. ", to DO read in
evidence IN the above named cause, on behalf OF
the foregoing plaintiff, In cause pending III
chAncery In tho Circuit Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, wherein Louis AEmos Ia plaintiff and
BeltlAzer Schul administrator, with the will an.
nexed Of tho estate Of William Felt.
man, deceased. Augusta Fcltman, Mary
BeaEerd, and - DeakcFd, her husband, and
Catherine Whesmlcar. and - Whermicar,
her husband, are defendants. And II from any
cause the taking of Sald deposltious shAll not DO
commenced, or being commenced, shall not be
completed on that day, tho taking OF tho sans
Will be adjourned from time to limo until the
same shall be completed.
To Raid defendants: LOUIS ASMOS. 4.
BY G. l.. CRANMER, his Attorney ap6!Th
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Ohio LegisIature.
CoLUlBUs, q, AprI Z.

a blll passed the Senate providing for
the recovery Of interest above the legal
rate, after the same has been once paid;
also, q bill codilying the laws relative to
the incorporation OF townships; also, q
bill providing that railroad companies
NAV change the line Of their roads, by
filing supplemental certificate. A bill to
establish the maximum rates for the trans
portaiion Of freight and passengers on the
railroads, was Indefinitely postponed in
the Senate. The House spent the day
on the appropriation bill and refused 70
make an appropriation for the payment
Of the salary Of the Gas Commissioners. I
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"A passenger, supposed to be D. R.
Burbank, jr., Of Henderson, Kentucky,
was killed at the Union depot, at Indian.
apolis, Yesterday morning. II Is thought
he either intended suicide, or had a ut,
as he fell between the trucks Of "a passing
train. His baggage was checked from
Evansville to Boston.
The thermometer at Chicago yester-
day, stood So degrees in the shade, with
indications ofrain. sT.g HtC
The crop Of winter wheat in Southern
Illinois is very large, and the promise un-
precedented.
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VICKSBURG.
The Mississippi Threatening to Leave
the City Inland.
WARRINGTON, April Z,

WASHINGTON, April Z,
Engineers and officers who have charge
Of the surveys and improvements upon
western rivers, report that the Mississippi
river Is changing lis channelso that VicEs-
burg will become an inland town unless
immediate preventive measures are taken.
The main channel Is now Immediately
under the bluffs upon which the town
stands, making one Of the best harbors on
the river, but In few months the engt.
neers are confident cutoff viii be formed
across the low sandy peninsula opposite
Vicksburg, through which the greater
portion Of the current will pass, leaving
not enough water at the levees Of the
town 10 float steamboats,. To prevent
this II will be necessary TO construct ex.
pensive stone work called Feyertment,
which 1t Is estimated will cost s., ,64bIsO5.
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Female college Burned at oxford, o.

CINCINNATI, Aprtl7. :.
The Western Female College, at OK.
ford, Ohio, took fire this morning in the
bakery about one o'clock, and with the
exception of the walls, which yet stand,
was completely destroyed. Allthe young
ladies are accounted for but one girl, par.
TALLY deaf, who Is missing, 1t Is hoped
she may yet be found, though up to last
account no tidlngs from her. Four or
five students who escaped from theseCond
and third story windows, were somewhat
injured, none seriously, save one, who It
is feared Is dangerously hurt. Some had
the presence Of mind to tie sheets together
and let themselves down from the win.
dows, others jumped from tho second
story, Some property In the lower part
of the building was saved. Many young
ladies lost all their personal effects in their
rooms. There was about $4,000 insur.
ance on the building, though mot covering
the loss. The destruction Of the edifce s
q public calamity, as 1t was one of the
most prominent female educational insti.
tutlons in the West.
A special TO the Times from Oxford says
no lives were lost by the burning ot the
Western Female College. Three young
ladies, named Goodfellow, Ballard and
Wilson, were severely hurt by leaplng
from the second.story windows. The
building was insured for $175, 600, which
viii rebuild 1t. There were 175 inmates
In the building at the time ofthe catastro-
phe. During the carly morning hours the
village presented a sorrowtul spectacle.
Some Of the young ladies had lost every.
thing in the shape ot personal clothing,
while others were wandering about with
a scanty supply Of apparel, with no rela-
tives to sympathlse with them and almost
wholely dependent on comparative stran-
gers for board and lodging, The libeality
ofthe place. however, was equal to the oc,
casion.
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The Geo. n. slnarl church case.
Pun,ADEIpurA. April 2.

asa FHILADEHHIAt April e.
In the church case growing out Of the
Of Geo. Il. Stuart, by the Re
formed Presbyterian Synod In 1868, the
jury asked for information from Judge
Williams on certain points, and the Judge
and counsel on both sides had an inter
view, which, however, did not result in
reconciling the difference Of opinion. The
jury was unable to agree, and was dis
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The German Celebration at CleVe.
land.
,a4El. lOLEvElANp, ApflI q.

yNltsiEs ACLENHlA!AN'I 0PtH q
The Germans of C::eAeland have nearly
completed their arrangements for the
grand peace Jubilee, to commence by
Concert tomorrow evening and terminate
with bali on Monday light. The cele.
bration will DO one Of the grAndeSt ever
witnessed in this city, The triumphal
arch in the public square will cost about
81 200, and one hundred and fifty voices
viii take part in the concert on Saturday
NIGHT. -
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New YorI, Market. I
NPw Yopr 4

.f - NEW YORK, AprII
FIouR-Dull at 80 5oae 70, for ship
ping extras. sa aI.. .,.
GRArN-oats dull; Western and Ohio,
6sa72c. Corn dull; mixed Western 7sa
Eaas-Dull; itesh at 14al5sc.