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near Lincoln hall. mbsSt
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= hrat clans, heated throughout, hot aud cold
water In each room; baths A comfortable homei
$50 per week, &7b per month, Romantic view OF the
Potomac; 80 Twenty.hrstst Reierences mhS!9w'
E1Q THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 4
nicely furnished rooms eau DO had by immediate
application Location best In the city, near Ebbitt,
Imperial, MillArds aud near Pennsylyania avenue
and F-street cars. mhi.9t'
m OR $50 PERSONS CAN OBTAIN BOARD
lUV and drooms during the Inauguration season
by applying Immediately at No. s3i II street north
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f8s1 PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS.

The undersigned takes. pleasure in announcing
that he IL prppAired TO serve Dinner Parties and Re
ceptOns He will also furnish separate dlahes such
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fJ5S3NOTICB TO TAXPAYRRS.- MEET
80 ING OF THE BOARD OF APPEAIs.-
The assessors Of the several Legislative Districta
having completed the assessment OF real property
for the hscAl year ending June @ is1t the board o.
OF Assessments and Taxes, No $50 Four-and-A.half
street near the corner Of Louisiana avenue on the
any appeals that may be made from the valuations
OF said assessors.
All Appealn must be made In writing aud sworn 10
before an ofticer competent TO administer oAths
The Board will be IN session each day (SundAys
aud on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS fSum 4
O'Clock until o'clock y. m.
H. A. HALL,
2EQ, n witsQT.
RILEY A. sHINN,
4 J, MIDDLETON, in,
febJu Members Of the Board OF AppeAla.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Email fubscrihcrs, 500 rsr year; sLOo for siI
onths, and s2OO for three months, invariably In
advance.
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One Of the Oldest established and most POPULAR
RESTAURANTS on Pennsylvania avenue IL offered
for sale on satisfactory terms; Long Lease and
THIS Is CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED,
a. the proprietor is from the business Well
AIsTR0P h DUDLEY.
Corner Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue.
fehaSAfs
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nn.lnc.. IIour. at The Executive nIan.Iop.

HnsIncss Hours NJ Tue ENecuIINe WhhsIoh'
CHR the an n March the Presiicnt TiH derotT
ne Orenoon from SSO 10 IL O'Clock, to Senator'S and
Members. The general reception n risiiors ia the
Gytsrno0n, JrOm 70 to ., VRl b discontinued, and
only ho.s rLo Lar: iraportdn. JuSinsIs WM BE-
dll0srtd inisySIEsg
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TuE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty 1--WE cents per line. Advertisements under
the head Of "For Sale or Rent" wanted" "LostAnd
FounI /" AMI 'rersopal !" twelve aud half cents por
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WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN


For thS Week Ending March Z, 1873.
EDITORIALS Pause and RenOCt-rhs Political
situation-The President on the Louisiana
Questionable, Wilson's Credit MObiher BILL
What shall be Done with the Poland Report
Some One Has Blundered-About the FArTa.
gut statue-The Danger Of InJustee-New
Mexico-The Impeachment Of Mr.. COfAI-
nosy and the Democratic orgHns-Jhe Pom.
sroy InyeatigAlOn--Thp Pension 'IAws-The
Credit Mobilier Debate,
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES. The Wilson Report
The Louisiana CAso-The District In Con.
greasi Appropriations for Government Build.
ings, Grounds and works-The Congressional
Debates; How the Vote in the House Is Re.
9arasd by tho Washington Correspondents
The Paoiho Mail Lohhy-ThB Accused Mem.
bersi The Question Of the EEpulaiDn Of Mr..
Amea and Mr. BROOKS Brilliant Scene at the
Capitol-The Scene In the House; An Immense
Attendance; The Points Of the Dsbato-The
Clayton Investigation Report Of the Select
Committee Paeihe Railroad Leg1slAtion-The
Louisiana Complication Special Message Of
the President,
LOCAL AFFAIRS A BADGER House Case; Sefarious
Business Broken Up-The Union Railroad;
The Tunnel Nearly Completed Howard Uni
versity Law School Third Commencement
Washington Annual Methodist Conference
The Ball Building Progress Of the Work
The Inauguration The Latest Notes OF Prep
aratiOn for tho Fourth OF MSroh-Attempted
Suicide-TemperAnoe Alliance A Clear State
ment Of Prineiples-MeetinR Of the Managers
Of the Washington City Bible Bociety-w Wash.
inpton Monument; The Structure to be Com.
pleted
LECTURES Emily Palthfulli dlimpses Of Men
and Women She Has Seen Mrs. Stenhouse.
PolygAmy in Utah; Mothers and Daughters
Married to the Same Man.
THE COURTS Proceedings Of the supreme Court
Of the United stAteA
AIIs0HII ANEOJjS-The Investigation Scandal
The Labor Question Petition on the Eight.
hour Law The Land Settlers Bill-Amorcan
Journals and Journalistic Congress Reports
TelegrAphic NeYs-Marriages and Deaths, 6H
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN hos been
enlarged and otherwise Improved, and ia now hrat
class weekly Journal II IA Just The paper 10 send
to friends outside Of the city.
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tg-Au communications. Vino on business
for publication. should be addressed to wM. J. MuR
rLou. Proprietor NATIONAL REFunrIcAS. Washing
ton, DC
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-oN TIE EVENING OF THE THIRD
eeive so reward Sy retnrnins same % 70 aoi FOURTH
street, corner Of street northwest mhI9t'
T osT-AT THE WHITE HOUSE, on SAT-
IL urday afternoon last, Mink Sable Fur Collar,
liberal reward will be paid for Its return to lsoe
i Ladies' Gallery, Of the Senate, Dark Mink
by returning 10 9Oo street northwest. mhi.'
T osT-A LARGE HUDSON BAY SABLE
j. Cape, with one tAsse on, somewhere on the
street west. on d and Pcnnsyisania avenue 10 Thir
teenth street north on Thirteenth to q; west on
street the hinder viii be Ii6eraiiy rewarded vi m6i.
T osT-A DIAMOND BREAsTPIN, A SINGLE
II stone, slightly OF color, weishing nearly three
carats. The finder will be nberally rewarded by
returning II TO 1910 street mhSSt'
EouND-THE GREATEST HAIR DYE OF
s b iS now @ 4 20 Ss 81 Su6e S EaISsr
shop, No. as Penlsylyania Avenue
This Is single PrrpAration, and produces, like
with the least trouble, and without injury 70 the
skin or complexion. mo washing required) Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, and charges reasonable.
II oss OF LAND WARRANT.-MILITARY
IL BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No. b9,5tl, for
io0 acres, act of lsOs issued 70 Abraham w Dottin
Wsr, and 6y hin assned I % to GaiYin 8 Penneii, and
forwarded. to J. H. Heron, o. Washington, b. u
for the purpose o. substituting the same for cancelled
missioner Of General Land Oihco February ". ls7l
that the said warrant was not received" The said
Calvin \, Pennel intsnds making application to the
sS 81 q hssfSss os Gs the Of dHP
ja9s Tusw Attorney for Calvin $. pennelL
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 5.-The trial CT
Robt. Bowles took place to-day. He was
acquitted. The counsel for the prosecu-
tion In his address, said 1t was impossible
to doubt the guilty foreknowledge of the
defendant Of the manner in which the
firm disposed OF the bonds Of the prose.
cutor, NJ Dageout, amounting to s., 800,
and also securities worth $51 200 Of the
widows Of Gates and Gardner. But few
witnesses were examined, among whom
were Dageout Hnd Mrs. Gates. After
the arguments Of the Deputy Recorder
was summed up, showing that the other
members OF the firm were responsible Tor
the securities deposited, verdict of not
guilty was rendered.
CADIz, February 5.-The steamship
Murlllo is yet at Cadiz, where she has re-
mained since her first arrival. The British
Consul here has demanded the issue Of
writ Of attachment against her Captain.
The Murillo officers on watch at the time
Of the disaster with the North Fleet arc
held as prisoners on Spanish man Of.
war pending an investigation. The crew
are under guard, and are not allowed to
go ashore. The Spanish authorities have
examined the NuriIlo, and declare that
she shows no signs ol having been in
collision, and say that 1t is their belief
that she ia guiltless,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, February 5.-The grand
farewell banquet given to Prof. Tyndall
last night, was attended by brilliant se'
lection Of public men ot the city. The
chair was occupied by Hon. VIM. n,
Eyarts, who delivered the opening speech
Remarks followed from Prof. Tyndall,
Prof Draper, Henry Ward Beecher and
others.
The Coroner's Jury in case Of Duryea,
who was murdered by Simmons, yester-
day returned verdict that the deceased
died from stab wounds at the hands Of
Simmons, but to this they added their be.
lief that the murderous assault was not
premeditated; that the prisoner from pre-
Vious threats made by the deceased
toward him may have considered his life
threatened. This is regarded as remarka-
BILE. Twelve million dollars are said to be
represented in the Simmons family, and
the jurors were men whose standing is
questionable.
The remains OF Francis Warden, repre-.
sentative in Europe OF A, T. Stewart s.
Co., who died recently in Paris, are expec.
ted here shortly. Warden lett an estate
valued at $10OOO,0O0.
VIM. SchOffer, who murdered his wife
last night in an assignation house, and
then cut his own throat, died this after
noon at Bellevue Hospital.
Summons was held by the coroner for
the murder Of Dunyea in $4,000 bail
and this afternoon the Oyer and Terminer
Grand Jury presented an indictment
against Simmons for murder in the first
degree,
The Importers and GrOcers' Board Of
Trade today adopted a resolution oppoS.
ing the repeal of the bankruptcy law.
Alfred A. Tiford, the Oldest member of
the Stock Exchange, died to-day.
John e. ]. White, cashier Of the bank
ing house OF J. V. Painter g. Reveland,
made complaint at the tonbs against
William Ellis alias Laren White, charg-
ing him with swindling the plaintiff out OF
$4,000, by selling the latter forged Union
l. Pacific income bonds to that amount.
Ellis says it Is q case Of mistaken identity.
Judge Sutherland adjourned his supple
mentary Court Of General Sessions today
to consider the question raised as to the
right to hold Court without sufficient pub
lie notice being previously given.
Henry Klews, Treasurer of the Charity
Ball, reports $4,000 netted for the fund
for the Infant Asylum.
Seven prisoners were arraigned to-day
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, on a
charge Of murder. Each pleaded not
guilty, and was remanded for trial.
Arrived, steamships City OF Bristol
and Cuba, from Liverpool.
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The Caldwell Investigation.

WASHINGTON, February 5-Atter q
lengthy secret consultation the Committee
on Privileges and Elections took up the
Caldwell case.
Mr.. Comstock was examined in relation
to Scott s. Co.'S books. He presented q
list Of drafts drawn as follows: January
9th, 5000, 18th, $1,000, February 1st,
5000, March %, $4,000; the transfer
books showed payment Of draft for
$4,000 to Caldwell on Goth Of January;
he thought that he must be mistaken In
his statement about tho $4,000 on Jay
Cooke & Co., since he could not find it
on the books; did not find any other
large checks at about tho time In ques-
ton; did not look for them at any other
time.
Mr.. Morton remarked that Caldwell had
said to him he was willing to make oath
to the statement submitted by him yester-
day, and asked II he desired to do so.
Mr. Caldwell said that after consulta-
tion with his counsel he had concluded to
submit the statement upon his honor as o
Senator.
Judge Crosier asked permission TO sub.
nit printed argument, and wanted one
week 10 prepare 1t.
After some discussion he was granted
permission to present his argument on
Monday next.
Mr.. Clark said that because OF the
prominence with which his name had
been connected with the matter, he, too,
would like to submit an argument. OBJ
jected to.
Mr.. Morton said that If Clark was per-
mitted TO make an argument, all the
other witnesses might demand the same
privilege, which would prolong the in.
vestigation indefinitely.
The investigation was then declared
rlOsPd 81. ~
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Enc al sprlngaeId, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, February GA
fire broke out this evening in the block
occupied by the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company and Massachusetts, Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, and in q
short time the flames cnVeloped the block.
The heat became 30 intense that the com
positors in the Springfield Republican
office, the building adjoining, were com.
PEELED to stop work. The employees are
busy removing valuables. The telegraph
Office Is now threatened. Assistance has
been asked from Hartford and Worcester.
SPRINGFIELD, February Q, 100 A. M
The rear and body Of the Massachusetts,
insurance building has been destroyed.
The front walls are still standing. Steam
ers are on the way from Hartford and
Worcester. Work has been resumed in
the Republican composing rooms, and the
paper will appear as usual this morning.
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DoEs brain work kill, or brain.worry
that is the question which has been start
al by the London Times, and is now un-
der discussion in the various papers,
Many Of us pray to be delivered from
sudden death; and do we worry ourselves
into III II We do; can We help Ill TIC
most Of US it is not given to choose ouI
lives 10 avoid the rough places, to gently
shoulder TO one side disagreeable facts
We must climb over the rocks, though
,bey hurt US sore; and the difficulties
however they annoy US, must be met with
brainrret and wear, until they Nre
conquered or VIC have passed them.
They are as real, living, annoying,
AZ ary tangible ache or pain could be, as
bruIsipC and irritating as the peas in the
shoes 0f the pilgrims Of old. Nervous
health is one thing, and moral health, bnt
purely physical health is quite another
and different thing, Calm and steady
mental work is conducive TO long life; but
nervous emotion, mental work that is
constantly urging, and at the time Is an
uuhipging of The even tenor Of the mind,
eats away the brain faster than any men.
tai labor, no matter how hard, that is
systematic. As men do not really die OF
heart disease Us often as supposed, but ot
spOplexy or congestion Of the lungs, so
liey do not die OF brain. work, but brain
worry. Scott died OF it, Southey, Swift,
Horace Greeley, and probably Thacke-
PaU
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February 5-1u an engage.
ment between the Carlists and force OI
Royal troops at a small place in the north
called Aqua, it is officially announced
that two hundred Insurgents were killed,
that 1,10O rifles, including 800 Of the
Remington pattern, q large quantity Of
ammunition and stores and zoo prisoners
were captured. Eighty OF the captured
Insurgents begged amnesty.
At the session Of Congress yesterday,
Republican deputy proposed an amend.
ment to the Porto Rico abolition bill cx.
tending its provisions to tho Island OF
Cuba, and providing that the slaves
themselves and not their masters shall re.
Ceive the indemnity. 1t is not likely
that Congress will consider the amend
ment.
A band OF Carlists burned railway
depot in the town of Villa Franco in the
province of Guipuzzoa, yesterday.
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Injunction Granted Against the Ma
Iional Railroad Company.

TRENTON, Nj, February 5.-The Vice
Chancellor delivered an elaborate opinion
this morning on the bill praying for pre-
lIninarY Injunction against the National
Railroad Company, the Stanhope Railroad
Company and others, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company being complainants,
Several charters by which the National
Railroad Company proposed to construct
SthEOugh road between Philadelphia and
New York were review at length, and the
conclusion in each case was that they had
no right under the charters to construct q
through road, and that to use them for
That purpose was u fraud, He ruled for
The complsinants on every point, and
granted an injunction against the Nation
Railway Company.
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Senator Harlan and Mr.. Durant's
$4,000.

CHICAGO, February ga Des Moines,
Iowa, special says that in reply to the in
timation that Elijah Sells, now Of Kansas,
could tell what was done with the ten
thousand dollars alleged to have been
contributed by T. Q. Durant to aid Sena-
ator Rarlan's election, Selrs has made
affidavit, which is published in the Des
Moines Republican ot this evening, explic.
lily denying that he had ever said that he
paid any members Of the Iowa Legisla.
ture to vote for Harlan, and declaring all
such reports malicious and infamous lab
relations. He says that not dollar Of
Durant's money was used by him (sells)
in the Senatorial election of 1866, nor
does he know Of any money furnished by
Durant in that election and he does not
believe any of Durant's money was
SO used. Most of the money used in
paying the necessary and legitimate OK.
penses OF that canvas and election was
furnished the affiant by committee Of
Harlan's friends In Washington without
the Senator's knowledge, and the latter
has never been furnished with the
amounts or details OF the expenses Of
that canvas, which was managed by his
friends while he was in Washington.
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Fire at Lafayette, Ind.

LAFAYETTE, February 5.-About two
o'clock this morning, fire was discovered
10 the cellar of q stOreroom occupied by
G. E. Marvin, rs an auction room, in
spencer block, Fourth street, this city,
which resulted in the destruction Of the
whole block. The principal sufferers by
The fire were W. L. Gregory, hardware
and stove dealers; G. E. Marvin, auc.
tioneer L. r. Brown, druggist; Henry
Strauss, clothing store. and Israel Spencer,
owner Of part Of the block. The origin
Of the fire Is not known. The following
Is Ia list OF the insurance on buildings and
stock: National, OF Hartford, $1,000 !;
!Etna, OF Hartford, IS, 900; Queens, SO, ,0OO;
PhGnix, Of Hartford, $4,000 Home, Of
New York, $4,000; Hartford, $4,000;
Royal, $1,000; Imperial, $1,000. Total
'OsS estimated at $4,000.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February Sin the House
odsy the following bill was passed /:
House bill making railroad companies
responsible for debts for labor and mate
rails furnished for railroads by order of
contractors. The following bills were in.
troduced as follows: To prevent the
spread Of smallpox by making it the duty
Of township trustees to put up notices on
residences and close hotels where the dis
ease prevails; to punish State officers con-
victed Of bribery; to provide for deputy
county weighers In counties in which
there arc no others; to provide that in
each township a specified number of per-
sons shall be chosen each year to serve
as Jurors in criminal cases.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsDURe, February 5.-The
Official Gazette Of this city in an article on
the movements OF Russia in Central Asia,
contrasts the indifference with which
Great Britain views the growth Of the
United States Of North America; the
Jealousy with which she watches the
growth Of Russia. Tho Gazette says the
British journalists are simply beside them.
selves with anger, and concludes its or.
tiCle by advising the British Government
to take no more notice Of the progress of
Russia than she does that Of the United
States.
Tho Russian fleet now in the Baltic
will soon sail for the Mediterranean.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Cholera has again broken out In
a virulent manner in several places, in
Russian Hungary.
Two boys, aged 10 and IA, sons Of
Samuel Bishop, q farmer living near Mount
Vernon, Ohio, were drowned while at
tempting 10 cross creek running through
the farm.
The first through freight from Gin
cinnatit TO the seabord over the Chesapeake
s. Ohio r. r., lett Cincinnati yesterday.
The Connecticut State Republican
Convention Wednesday morning, nomi.
mated Henry P. Haven ior Governor.
The British Court will go into mourn.
ing for short time for the Dowager En-.
press Of Brazil.
The Joint Committee OF the New
York Legislature 10 select an orator 10
properly celebrate the memory Of the
late W. Fl. Seward, met this morning and
agreed upon Charles Francis Adams.
"A through passenger train on the
Illinois Central Railroad was thrown from
the track near Montana, ILL.,, Wednesday
morning, by broken rail. The engine,
tender, baggage and express cars were
wrecked, and the engineer aud fireman
seriously hurt, but no passengers injured
The United States Border Commis
sioners and attaches arrived at Browns.
vile, Texas, Wednesday, and will re.
sumo the investigation Of the Mexican
depredations at this point at once, pro.
ceeding along tho border as demands re-
quire.
The bill for the reorganization Of the
Prussian army Is almost ready to be re-
ported to the Chamber ol Deputies. Il
provides that the term of service shall be
twelve years, three OF which shall be ac'
tive service, four reserves, and Eve land
Wehrs,
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 5-Articles Of
association Of the Chicago, Huntington 8
Dayton Railway Company, with capital
stock Of 81 900, 900, were filed to-day with
the Secretary Of State. This line Is fifty
miles in length, and Is contemplated to
run from the State line through the coun-
ties Of Jay and Wells, to Huntington, and
will form part ol the connecting link be.
tween Dayton and Chicago. Messrs.
William McGrew, Cyrus E. Bryant, Jesse
Davis, VIM. Ewing, Daniel S. Lehoman,
Jonas Votain and s. s, Arthur, are the
elected directors. VI.
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RIVER NEWS.

Special to the IntellIgencer.
PITTsBuRGH, Feb. 5-7:40 M.
The river continues to rise steadily at
this point, with IS feet of water. The
Monongahela was reported stationary at
headquarters at last reports, but the Al.
legheney was still rising at Oil City, with
At feet Of water. Both rivers are full oi
floating ice. G.
PRESS REPORT.
PITTSBURGH, February 5.-River ris.
ing slowly-17f feet. The Allegheny
and Monongahela rivers are putting out
a large quantity Of ice. The Z. Il. Dur.
fee arrived. The Alice will depart Sat.
urday for st. Louis. The Esperanza and
Carrie Brooks will probably get of to-
morrow.
CINCINNATI, February 5.-River 1s feet
and falling. Weather still warm and
Loudly. Arrtved-Brill, from Nashville
Departed-Juniata, for Pittsburgh; also
the following tows with empty coal
barges for Pittsburgh: Lioness No. 2,
Gipsey, Bengal Tiger, Blue Lodge, Her.
cules, and W. II Stone, from Aurora for
Pittsburgh, with four barges OF empty oil
barrels.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-River risen
one foot, stationary; 8 feet inches in the
canal, @ feet 0 inches in chute; cloudy and
mild; but little ice and that soft and harm.
less. Navigation is fairly resumed; the
wharf is lively. Arrived, @. B. Church,
from Cincinnati; H. Yaeger, New Or.
leans. The Church and Yaeger are both
in the canal, which is pretty well filled
with coal boats.
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Terrible NitrO.GIycerine Explosion
at TiluSVille.

TTusvTLLE, February 5.-Andrew Dal.
ynple, living near Tidioute, Pa, was
CIss1destiuely engaged in filling torpedo
With niGro-gl lyCsrine at his house this
morning, when it exploded, blowing him
10 atoms, killing his wife and fatally in
Iuting bis child, who were in an adjoin-
!Hg apartment, The house was Il total
wreck A kCg Of powder, two packages
a.. ~ Duallne, and number Of articles for
aElng torpedoes were found on the
SSnlses This was not an agency Ofthe
NooertS Torpedo Company,