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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-01

Miss Louise Forth, by their attorney, w.
o. Denegre, and from Moses Lobe, relative
to their assessments. To the Administrator
of Assessments
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ST. LOUIS.
The Younger Fight.

ST LOUIS, March 2l.-The latest IN
formation from the scene Of the fight
between the notorious Younger broth
ers and the detectives, near Manesaw
Springs, that the detectives engaged
were Allen, of Chicago. and Wright,
OF ST. Louis. The former is sti!l at
Roscoe, mortalIy wounded, but the lat
ter escaped. 1t is further stated that
James Younger was wounded in the
atfray and his capture is expected.
Also that the Younger brothers came
down from the North just after tine
murder OF Whieter, near lntepend-
ence, which leads TO the be'iet that
they had a hand in the murder. Moth
ing further has yet been received re-
garding the butchery OF the Sultgenieter
family, near Centreville, Illinois, yes"
terday, There is no telegraphie com'
munication with CentreyllIe.
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Hardi.Gras I'm Memphis-A Correc'
lion,


IRoSDALE, ". VA, March IS, a.
Editors OF the Register.
To correct misrepresentation Of the
M,eEgerccr, a1d to ask few questions
on q subject which I, in common with
a great many Of your readers, wish to
be informed, write.-Some time since
| noticed in the Ints!fgacsr, slur on
the city OF Memphis in connection with
"Mardi.Grss. l wrote to my cores
pondeut there in relation to Tiny au-
swer lay before you.
"You ask me OF the truth Of then news:
pa per reports in regard TO 'Mardi-Gras.
There was certainly a promiscuou:
crowd on the streets during the day, and
on account OF the rain very few ladies
participated. but at night the process
sion Of the Memphi was grsndly beau.
tiful. The balls were attended BY our
best citizens. well conducted and per'
feet success.
So much Tor the Intslhgmccr'S lie.
But that it is highly accomplished in
the art OF equiyocation and delights to
exercise its peculiar accomplishment
we all are aware.
Will you please give US the names o.
the newspapers in Moundsyille and the
editors thereof? l have no doubt bat
that the gratuitous advertising you will
give them the benefit OF by so doing
will be Of great benefit to them in theII
efforts TO establish high toned papers
and will be suitably acknowledged IN
their journals. lEoNDALE.
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CHICAGO.
pIvmouih Church,

CElcAGo, March 2I I,-All Of the Con-
gregalional churches OF this city have
taken seton relative 10 the invitation
o! DIS. Stores aud Buddlugton
10 attend Congregational
Council in New York to invests
cate certain chlrges against Plymouth
Church. The frs; church Of tn city
has accepted The invitation and appoint
ed Dr.. William Palten to attend while
the Union Park church and Plymouth
Church have declined. These claim tha;
the council : improperly called and is
{. p1r't,
sigh, Seer, iram Minnesota
CHICAGO, March 22.-A large excur-
sion party Of prominent citizens from
s.. Paul and Minneapolis including
several Representatives OF the press OF
those cities arrived here LAST night and
will spend two or three days in the city,
The Murdered Detective.
1t is stated and generally believed
here that detective Allen who WAS shot
in fight with the Younger brothers
near Mauesan Springs, Missouri, on
TUESDAY last who died Of his wounds
on Yesterday at Roscoe, Missouri, was
Louis J. Dali OF PiDkertons detective
police. and recently captain Of police IN
this CITY.
The Social Evil.
\ special committee consisting OF thf
president Of the board o: police ant
Drs. Holm and Sch!aetZer, Of the board
OF heal;h, have prepared au ordinance
providing for the licensing OF houses o
PROSTITUTION in this city, aud will sub
NIT the same 10 the common councl
for consideration at an early day. A
strong pressure against the adoption o
such an ordinance will be brought t
bear on the council.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, March 2l,-A Fire broke
out this morning about 3 o'clock in the
elegant block on State street, between
Washington and Madison streets, occu"
pied bv the book trade. 1t was soon
cot suder control by tue fire depart
meut with loss 10 Keen, Oak 4 Co,
Wholesale and retail book dealers IN
damage TO stock 10y water, OF $lO,s0O,
TO a A. 5. Barnes & Co., $4,000, besides
damage to the building. Fully covered
by insurance.
BosTox, March 2l.--ohortly after
noon a fire broke out in the Tucker
Manufacturing Co. shop. in the State
prison at Charleston, which was en-
iiirely consumed with its contents. Loss
5000; partly insured. The conv'cIS
were at dinner at the time and were
locked in the large hall in the east
wing. thus preventing their escape.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Money and Stock Mark

New York Money and stock Market
New YORK. March 2l.-There was q
considerable stir among foreign brokers
this afternoon on the report that Mr..
Gattgeteru, lumber exporter had dis
appeared after selling about 10000
pounds sterling OF bills on London, the
only security tor which was forged
bills OF ladirg, This gentleman had
previously stood well in banking circles,
He sold his bills direct to bankers.
MoSEy-Was very easy this alter
noon and loaned down to 203 per
cent. Foreign exchange closed up dull
at 4S4I for prime.bankerS, sixty lays
sterling and ASH for demand.
GoLD-Closed at ll34 after selling at
IL and Ills. The rates paid for car
ryiug, ) per cent 10 ilaI. Clearances
SIS, 100000. Treasury operations ior
the week at the New York office IL"
cluded the disbursement Of SSOO0OO for
interest in redemption OF 30 bonds
and receipts OF $2,j74,T44 for customs
The treasurer sold 81 100000 gold, I'm
porte for the week: Dry goods 3, ).
SAC; merchandise 81 j7,4jL Specie
shipments $6S0,000; OF which Sl29, =
600 were gold coin and bullion.
GovERNMENTs-Strong and steady
STATE BoyDs-Quiet and lower H.
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Now York Market,

NEw YoRK, March 2I.-CottOr--
Firm; middliug uplsnds l6ic, Flour
4 shade frmer, superfne western
and State IS 50G5 9j; common to good
s 00G6 40; good to choice 6 1896 65;
white wheat extra 6 G591 90 extra
ohio 6 2067 30 Wheat-More doing
snd slightly higher; white spring VI 90.
Rye ard Barley unchanged. Corn
A shade frmeT new western mlSed
S56S9c: old do S999lT new yello"
western S999G white western !oc !;
Osts-More active and higher; mixed
western 6l@63c; white western 62S
Csc. Coffee-More active; Rio 22!;'
Sugar--Quiet. Petroleum-Lower'
crude 6tc on spot; 6sc seller April
Eggs-Unchauged. Leather-U nshsng'
ed. Wool-Quiet, domestic fleece ~
G65c; pulled 25@50c; unwashed lS9
Sc. Pork-Dull; new mess $40 ia
on SPOT Ii 90 March; 10 O5 April.
Lard-Heavy; prime steam 94@
. l-l6c. Butter and Cheese urchans-
ed. Whlsky-Sleady at 96c.
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5EheeliNg 8rgi5ter.

The Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken.
tucky railroad is the most troublesome
elephant the people OF Ohio county
have had to provide for for long time.
The COuuty's promises TO pay S240,000
or this road have been issued, and
payment of both interest and princi-
pal TO the uttermost farthing will cer-
iaiuly be exacted, but as yet the road
IS not built, there is no appreciation
Of property caused by the railroad,
our manufacturers have no better fa-
c..i,ics for shipment than heretofore,
20 new manufacturing sites on this side
o. the river are made available, and no
dividends for the payment OF interest
on the bonds have been received. We
went for wool and have returned shorn,
and now the question before the people
is simply how to make the best Of a
lad bargain.
The road i not ready TO be delivered
- the Pennsylvania company under
the terms O: the original contract, and
cysnli !, we're ready, the officers Of the
c,mrarv now decline to Law the track
aadspprly the rolling stock which con-
s,.u,ad their part Of the undertaking.
The money realized from the sale OF
lie couaty bonds has been expended
.5w tn question arises What can we
il 10 avoid 8 total loss?
:. an emergency of this kind men
a.s 10, Disposed TO he very lastidious.
They will cling TO strGws iluothing bet.
.- comes Within their reach, and will
r.,ch q, pennies i dollars cannot he
..v.f.
c,r,,o, T,u S,,,rr ~ the PsrrsvIva.
.., ,,...,qrq thinks that the mortuage
.,rs-o. t}eP WGKRR compspy
.:.nt ross,hlv rs taken in ENGLAND in
,..v,,..rf 10y i~on and the Board OF Di-
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EniIimsre Cattle Market.
TnuRspAY, March lN, ISlf.


Tsu CATrEE-The market THE week
was more active even than II was lat
week, the receipts being more Limited.
Operat uus DID not extend over az long
pcriol consequently, and prices werr
early advanced full &c per pound, and
10 continued TO the Cl0se-the adyaHcc
prevailed throughout all grades alike.
The quality OF the offerings UaI not a.
cool as last week, there being fewer
topa, and the large majority OF them
medium aud common cattle, the latter
prcdominating
Prices TO-DAY for beef cattle ranged
az iollows: Best bceyes at s. soar -,
that generally rated tirs. quality ) jOlp
& ~, medium or good fair quality ~
6j 80; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
Cows > jOGIl 30 inferior and lowest
grades OF cattle q OO@O CO-general
average Of The markrt to-day g. 80
extreme range o. prices , JOGDI =.
Most Of tie ealsl were from s. 90 10
0O per IOOlha Ofthc receipts $50 head
came from DINO. IjJ from Virginia, D.
from West Virginia; 2iS from Mary
land, and 2J2 head from Pennsylvania
total receipts for the week 9Dl
head, agaiunt IA last week, and y9l
head eamc time last year. Oi the offer
ings GU head were taken by Baltimore
butcher. IG2 cold loWashington city and
Annapolis dealers, and 81 head 10
Eastern arccuiators Total sales for
the week Slj head, against 1896 last
week aud 81 head came time lat
year.
Ssrgr-Thp;c uas been a very light
run the week, and the demand has
been good from Eastern aud Washing
ton tuJeTs, aud prices have advanced
since last week. The balance OF the
Sheep left over from last week, with
the receipts Of this week, have been
taken a, our quotatiors Common TO
extra wool at 4lG8c, and shesred
Sheep a, 4G,Gc, per ID gross. Receipts
this week 2Jl head, agalnst2 2js last
week. ari J go head same time les.
year..
Ho0s-Tnerc has been quite IIgh,
Tun THE week, which, with the rot very
full receipts lee. week, has caused al
advance Of "a per 10 since orr last
report, but a. the advance operation
have been rather Glow, a decline being
anticipated scemingIy by both buysr-
aud seIlers. Wequote corn'ed hogs at
81 7JG8 81 and stillfed at 7 2jGS o.
per 100 lbs net. Prices iust now are a,
a s.aEd, awaiting developments, which.
a. anticipated above, are looked fer in
lower figures. Receipts this week 4.7Zj
head, sgain.t 1926 lac. week, and 1919
head same time last year.
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LOUISVILLE.
Terrible Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, March 90. - Mrs
Scauce, the wife OF we'll to do farmer
in Scott county, Kentucky, inflicted
frightiul wounds upon two OF her chill
drep, aged Q and 2 years. and then cut
her own throat, yesterday. The tragedy
occurred early in the morning. MIS-
s. dressed herself carefully, took one
OF her husbands razors and
went into the children's room where
the tragedy was enacted. Mrs: Scauce
is dead but the children may recover,
She was laboring under hysterla.
c. B. Berthuman, a noted Kentucky
desperado and a fugitive from justice,
was shot and killed in his mountain re-
cess a few days since by party Of
officers attempting his arrest.
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B Y TELEG R APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line. office North.
west corner Of NJ ain and l2t h streets.
WASHING TON,
WASHINGTON, March q.

w ASHlNGTOn, mhtCu Il.
The Treasury Department has decid-
ed to acquiesce in the decision of the
United States Circuit Court, at New
York, that the wool act of March 2nd,
1867, was not signed by the President,
and therefore not a law until March
4th. This will involve the refunding of
duties on wool and wooden goods i'm
] ported on March I'd and Sd, 1867.
Death OF Judge Dent.
WASHINGTON, March % Judge
Dent, brother of Mrs. Grant, died this
morning at six o'clock at his residence
in this city of tumor in the stomach.
The funeral will take place on Wednes-
day.
Effect OF the Crusade upon Revenue
The receipts from Internal Revenue
have diminished within the past two
weeks, especially in districts in Ohio
and Indiana. 1t ia attributed to the
women's crusade now in progress. An
OlDtE CAUSE 10 lhC
out the country as to what action
Congress will take in regard to finances
and taxation, the effect OF which is that
trade is carried on upon limited scale.
The President's Opinion.
President Grant in conversation with
prominent western Republican Sena-
tor said that the statement in Wash
iDgton special dispatch to New York
paper, published yesterday morning
that any legislation tendiDg TO an in-
fation must run the gauntlet OF his veto'
WAS wholly without foundation that ne
had Couversed with o one on the sub
iect at all, and that il he were himself
member OF Congress he should regard
au intimation OF veto in advance OF leg
islation as an unbeceming threat bv
the executive and he should resent it
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CINCINNATI,
Items.

ClNc.xxArI, March 2l.-B. Ep!er,
banker, ana agent for European
steamships, was shot anu it is supposed
fatally wounded, by some unknown
psrtv, while on the way TO his residence
in the suburbs, late last night.
Rev. Meili, Catholic priest at Crest"
line, Ohio, Yesterday renounced Catho-
licism and declared his intention OF
uniting with the Presbyterian church.
The singing OF Dumraska, in last
nights opera,is pronounced by the pa
pers TO be the tioest ever heard N C'n-
Cinnat.
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PHILADELPHIA
The Sismese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-Two sons
of the Siamese twins have arrived here
and will leave tonight for home, with
the remains OF their parents. They
deny that the family intend to exhibit
the remains, and say they are to be
at once decently inferred: The sons
oblalned from the physicians a staie'
ment DENYING that the bodies were
given them for autopsy az the result OF
pecunisry arrangement.
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MEMPHIS.
In Honor of SumGcr.

MEMPHIS, March 2l.-The various
coIored societies in this city assembled
at court squsre this afternoon, and
formed a procession in memory of Sen
tor Sumner. They msrched through
the principal streets, accompanied by
Mavor League and few city and gov
ernment officers. They then proceeded
to hall where an oration was dellv,
cred by Edward Shaw, the coIored
wharf master. The fire department
were requested By the mayor TO partici-
pate in the procession, but refused,
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, March 2l.-Flour-Demsnd
fair and market firm. Wheat-De-
msnd fair and prices advanced, No. >
white Wabash 81 63, No. white Mich
igan j5; extra do ] 65; amber MiChl-
gan 4Sl; seller Nay SO; seller June
/ 56l; No. , red ] 4il9l 4j, seller
April 4G; seller June j5. Corn
Steady With a moderate demand; high
mixed, seller April, 67!c; seller May
GSIc; new CSC; low mixed new Gir 10
grade 64c. Oals-Q1iet and unchanged.
Clover Seed-S6 90.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Whest-Demand fair
and prices advanced; No Chicago
spring 81 "a; No. 2 do. | lS!; regular
l 49,; strictly firsh on spot or ReIler
April ! Isl; seller May l23.; No. do.
| Is. Corn-Demsud active and prices
advanced No. 2 mixed strictly iresh
62ic; regular nominal; seller April Gl}c;
seller may 64sc; rejected, old 579 jSG
new soc. Osts-Demand fair aud prices
advanced; No. . regular 43ic fresb;
44tc spot; 4Ggc seller May Rye
Steady with moderate demand, No, Z
fresh SIC; regular Sc. Bariey-DuII
and market unsettled; No. > sprIng
81 81; No ; do. Al Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Meas Pork
Sl4 60 spot "A 30 May Lard steady
with moderate demand; S. % cash or
seller April; . l2! selIer May. Bulk
Meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whisky-St'afy
with moderate demand at 92c
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TnuiaElllC market.

LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-Cotton--
Firm at lj!c. FIour-Firm but q
shade lower superlinc 1 co. extra 40 4;
extra family ; -; No. | I 90: fancy
s o.. Wheat-QlIet aud unchanged.
Corn-Mixci 81; white 20 OAts-at
j66GO. IIav-At SIG on care. Iro'
visions-Firm. Mess Pork-M l5ii
bulk shoulders = clear rib sides 81
clear s.. Bacon shoulders 6il; clear
rib ailc. . clear - SUGAR cured hams
~ ard-Tlerccs - kegs -.
Whi.ly-9lc BarginE-l23thli!.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Cottor -
Firm at lJ,c. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed Wheat-Nery dull at 81 A.
CornoQuiet aud steady; mixed GA
Csc. Osts-Steady at 52@5Sc. Rye
Light demand and held firmly at 81 %.
Barley-DulI; springsl 20. Oils-Un-
changed. EEgs-Dull at l2l9l%c.
But,er-Dull and dropping; choice
.3SG40c. Cheese-Firm at l7@ll!c.
Provisions-Pork firm; Gales Slj 75GR
l5S7l; lard firm; steam SC; shoulders,
old sic on spot and buyer March clear
rib sides 7IGS>; clear sides Sic; bacon,
scarce aud firm; shoulders b3c clear
rib sides S.@9c; clear sides 'I'
Whiskv-FIrm at Ole.
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Sew York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, March 2l.-There IA n
more cheerful feeling aud increased
animation in jobblng trade, but COM
mission houses are generally quiet.
Couonadcs in steady demand. Apple
ton aud Indian Head IIC. Brown
Shirtioss reduced 20 ll!c, and Adrialic
and Wachusctt TO llbc. Prints, Per
Gales and Lawns more active and
steady in price. Woolcn Goods quiet
Foreign Goods dull.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 2l.-Flour-Quiet
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Stesdy
and unchanged. Corn-Mixed western
firm at SOC. Oats-Firm; MIXED west-
.ru $500. Rys-Weak and lower al
s5S9Oc. Provisions-Firm aod active
but unchanged. Butter dull with light
receipts. Coffee nominal. Whisky
Weaker at 96c-
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The Temperance Wnr-An Appeal to
the Presidcnt and Congress.

Editors Of the Register.
DEAR SIR.-After listening for a
good while to the conversation Of diff
fereDt ladies and gentlemen on the sub
ject Of intoxicating liquors, l concluded
to write few lines on j. myself aud
hope they msy fud place in your val
liable paper.
To begin, am greatly opposed to
the movement made by the l2ile5 IL
hopes oi closing tie salooas, FOR several
reasons.
10 the first place, I think they ere
out Of place WIN they undertake auy
such sn object or have anything what
ever to do with politics, for, il my opir-
ion, they are sent out by set Of weak
minded men who from fear ot
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Local Option.

SAN FRAxcIsco, March y. - The
Governor has approved the LEGAL op'
tion liquor bill.
The grocers OF this city are organiz-
ing 10 oppose the womens temperance
movement. Thus far they have kept
thsr measures secret
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INDIANA,


INDIANAPOLIS, March 22,-The most
destructive FIRE that has ever occurred
in this city. broke out about 7 o'clock
this evening in the new four story block
Of buildings known as the exchange
block, on Pennsylvania street, between
Market and Ohio. The exchange block
consisting of six store rooms, almost
completed, Was entirely destroyed. From
the exchange block the fire extended
ACROSS the street to the block on the
corner OF Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts.
This was also a new block Of ten large
store rooms and a hotel above almost
ready for occupation. The next in the
course OF the fire was the Martindals
block on the corner of Pennsylvania
and Market streets, OF nine stores and
number Of offices, which were eHtireiJ
destroyed. From thence the fire con-
tinued to Chaffie's livery stable on
Wsborn street and several smaller
buildings in the rear Of Martindale'f
block, were all destroyed. At halt past
eight the fire is apparently under
control, and will probably not extend
further. The current amount OF loes
cannot be ascertained at present but it
is estimated at between 100000 and
100000.
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, March %, 10 o'clock.
Tile fire is entirely under control.
The following is portional list OF the
estimated losses: j. II. Vanjen, on
building, 100000, no insurance; John
C. Wright, on building, $4,000. insur-
ance 5000; w. Mansur, on building,
$1,000, insurance 5000 w II ShCets,
ON building, 10000 E.B Martiudslc, on
building. 10000; fully insured; Nc
Cune, Son d Co., store, goods mostly
saved loss fully covered by insurance
A. A. Scott loss 10000, covered by in
surance. The following are the Losses
among the dealers, but the amount
Of the loss and the insurance
cannot be ascertained tonight. Chas.
Devin's drug store, Smiths chemicals
and dye works, c. F. Mdyer, oil paint
ings, W. K. Kidd, Boots and shoes, of
flee OF the Home Insurance Company
of New York, DR. A. E. Purcell, dem
tist, DR.. S. Z. Dood, dentist, - Clarke,
merchant tailor, Frontman's game de.
pot, McKillap's mercantile depot and
B. Martiudale, book publisher were
The ti;e w4s undoubtedly the work
OF an iuCenOlaI,.
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PhiIadelnhIa nArhet.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-F!oul
-Firmer for low grades, others very
dull. Whsst-Very dull. Corn
Firm; yellow 7sS80G white &c. Oab
Quiet: Petroleum-Crude l0!c, re-
fined l4g9l43c March; l44@ljc April
l5l9ljlc MAY; lji@l6c June; lj9
l6!c July; l629l7 August. Whisky
Steady al g5c
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SPAIN.
Spnrisn National Bauk

MADRID, March % "A decree has
been promulgated establishing a Naion.
al Bank and graDtingit the monopoly Of
the issue OF back notes, aud compuso-
rily incorporating with it all ther
banks in the country. In return thensw
bank agrees to advance TO the govern
ment Sl2jO0O, 900
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MAINE.
Ice Flood.

PORTLAND, March 2l.-Aboutthree
hundred and twenty-five feet OF bmpo.
rsry bridge at College Rapids, near
Wsterville, where the Maine Central
railroad is puttiug in 8 new iron ridge,
wss swept away by ice yesterds, car
ryiug down one span Of the iron ridge
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OHIO.
Ecnth OF n Veteran.

TOLEDO. March 2l,-Peter Na'arre,
one OF the pioneers OF the Maume val
lev, q scout under General Harrison
during the war OF 1912, and one { the
survivors Of the massacre Of Risiu
died at East Toledo yesterday, ssd So
wears
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SroCKs-The market early in the day
was devoid OF any feature, except what
prices were lower during the afternoon.
The market continued weak and closed
at the lowest prices Of the day. The
leading stocks were Wabash, Lake
Shore, Erie, Northwestern common and
Western Union.