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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-29
Robbery and Murder.

ST. LOUIS, March 2I.-Last Tuesday
it was discovered that the house Of an
old man named Evans, who lived by him
self five miles from Benton, Missouri had
been burned, On searching h"ruin, the
charred remains of the old man were
found, and there were suspicious Of foul
play. A worthless fellow named Say"rS,
who was spending Il good deal Of money
in Benton. was arrested, and he confessed
that he and two other men went to the
house on Monday night knocked Evans
down, beat him with club, Pund"r"d
the house Of the money ana valuable,
then fired il. The men were arrested
and threats of lynching made, but the
Jail was strongly guarded and the prison
crs will probably be- protected from mob
Ninlnnnn
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CiyiI Rights In Delaware,

DOVER DEL, March 27.-The Lcsis-
lature adjourned to-day sine die.
The bill passed TO meet the Civil
Rights bill does not mention color, but
provide, that hotel keepers, railroad
companies and others may provide sepa-
rate accommodation for ANY class of
persons obnoxious to other customers or
nn.snnRnrs
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ST. Louis, March 27.-Adyicrs from
Salcna, Missouri, say that one night last
week the court house Mt that place was
entered and criminal indictments against
several persons distracted. The sheriff,
in attempting to arrest parties supposed
to be connected with the affair, was con-
fronted by IN organized force, and after
several shots were fired and one man kill
ed, was compelled to retreat. At last ac-
counts the sheriff had force of twenty
five men on one side of the James river
while his opponents were on the other
bank. A collision Is expected every
moment.
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CLEVELAND, O., March 21.-Ihe PI-
geon shooting match for $1,000 between
}. j. Schmidt and Frederick W. Heal OF
this city, against George Morgan ana
Martin Tood>pecd, Of Eimyra, ONO, was
arranged to-day; each to shoot /" birds
n u yards rise and 80 cards boundary;
the shooting to take place at Emyra'
Anrii Sth
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Kentucky ku kluN.

LOUISVILLE, March PA Courier
Jomw0l special from Todd county says
that warrant, were yesterday issued for
the arrest of ten more ku kIuX, in ad-
iition to those already in jail. The
sheriff went out with large posse, but
found that nine of those indicted had
left their homes and the county. He
brought in one of their number, who i
in jail. 1t is evident that the county
authorities are fully determined to prose
cute to the full extent of the law those
enmAped In the recnnt nutrAges
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Welcker. the Washington Testauran-
teur, died yesterday ofpneumonIa.
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virginia State Senator ENpeIIedIi

RICHMOND, VA. March 2s.-Tha
senate to-day by vote u t. . adopted
the resolution recommended By the Com
mittee On Privilege and Elections. "N-
peling State senator G.. ". Gruham. for
alleged completely in the sale of a Unit
ed States cadrt.hip Tho point
was raised that ii would take "a two-thIrd
vote of all tho members elected to eN-
pei, and the matter being grave one
the chair decided to decline at once bat
! .served bis decision.
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WILK ESWAKRE, NurCh e ne WhLeF
hn- risen three feet on the Kingston Hat,
since yesterday, and communication by
foot j, again cut oh, but there has been
no impression made on the gorgcs. At
the same rate the water will rise two feet
through the night The thaw WI, not "a.
rapid today as yesterday, and tonight i
/. cloudy and threaten, rain.
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6 90 A g IS Il -
OF
VAL LIABLE LAND FOR SALE!

DY THE I-NDER-IGNEb, LYING uN
ID the Valley river ana sugar crock,
Barbour county, ". Va, near haif way b,.-
tween Grafton, Taylor Co., and PhIurl..
Barbour county, about 2UD acres ui whlrn
u improved and mostly in grass. s. gnuI
buildings poor, the unimpTu#r.I
portion of the land abpUnds Win lh.,,Iy
best OF timber of ali kinds. and j. nrIs.g
short distance above the Boom at Grafton.
there isuO diiiculty In floating tImb.rftru
this land Ia the Boom at Grafton. wh,i..
at any time, 10 can be-. sold tor ih,- lsraH.
cash, and al fair prices. Any person ,r
persons wishing 10 purch:t~" such rIpnr.
ty, call on Nm. McrLNNKII
Philippi, Barbour county, ". Va.
VINO viii sell YOU "A good bargain. ri...fl DID,
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SUD tI'tJIOI VII " 'VHNW' TT ~ "TT
things according 10 tn" provisions OF nu
ordinance OF said city, entitled "Au pgiI-
nance In relation 10 ~" election Of
Muyor. Council ami other Officers, by iIt.
yotrrs of the city Of WHrrIlug,' ana the
provisions OF the charter Oi said riiy.
All PERSONS voting for tie EtlIiir.t. ION Dl
the ordinance herein sci forth shall hH,'
written Or printed up"n Ia. ballot lh"
words "FOr RItIiicH;iou,' aud ihD-.. Eu'-
ing ugainsi ratification, shall have written
or printed upon his ballot th" words, "fur
Rejection
The uggrcgat" amount Ol the indebted
ness Of the city OF Wheeling. ISSUED AMI
authorized by said city, and rNi~lu' al
this date, is Siaj, ,OuDO.
Given under my hand this, tn" 18th day
Of March, ls5J. \. j. ~ EENE1
mrlN-2l.Il npTl AII.nI.
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4 Border War Threatened.

WAsHINNroN, March 2S.-Instruc-
tions will Immediately be issued through
the War department to the general
commanding in Texas. to take such meas
urc, as may bee possible to deal summarily
with Mexican robbers. Those best con-
vcrsant with the affairs appreh"nd that
II general border war will "uSue, IN
which event the Invasion of Mexico by
our armed citizens in pursuit of robbcr,
il not among the improbabl.tie,.
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Stramboatmau shot.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March "a well
known stcambontman at CoweeN, III thls
,tnte, was shot this afternoon by I. y.
Douglas. The ball took effect in the face
under the right eyeand the wound l. pro
baby fatal. The cause Of the trouble Is un-
known a. yet. Douglas has been arrest
ed and great excitement prevails.
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Cashier of the Treasury. f.

Treasurer Spinner has nominated Col
Frank Jones to be- cashier OF the rrra>u-
ury, rice Wyman, appointed Assistant.
Secretary. Col. Jones j., Chief ot the Re
demption Division Of the Treasurer
office. Secretary Bri-tow has not yet
determined whom he will appoint I" the
vacant position.
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YeIlOX Rio Coffee.

IN BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO ,DFfFF
lU "a choice article, lCnt receiN eel Dy
Z. ]. SM / LII
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Providence, K. l., March 27.-The
Democratic Convention to-day nomina-
ted G. K. Cutler of Warren, for Govern
or, j. B,Picrcc, for Lieut.. Governor, {.
+. Gorman, Attorney General, and p.
Phillips Rider Treasurer.
The proposed procession Yesterday, in
honor ofthe late John Mitchell, and the
delivery of a funeral Grafton. has been
abandoned, the police authorities having
refused to give consent to the parade.
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PHILADELPHIA, March y The Meth
odist Episcopal Conference recently Sc
lected Rev. George McLaughliR a pastor
of Hancock street church, notwith,tand-
ing the energetic protest OF the Board Of
trustees, who have closed the church
against the new pastor. The Bishop and
presiding elders will hold a council next
week with view to settle the difficulty.
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

,nHESE BONDS ARE ISSUED FOR
| the purpose Of raising funds for the
erection OF "a building in the city Of New
York, To be used for
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Po-lponemeuts impossible under This
plah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 80, 1877.

NEW ORLEANS, March 80, 1875.
The General Appropriation bill, approved by
the Governor and promulgated in the Republican
to-day, Is denounced by Lieutenant Governor
Antoine and Speaker Hahn, in a communication
to the secretary OF state, as a gross, unwarrant.
able ana criminal act OF forgery, and Is not the
act certified and signed by them. They request
the Secretary OF State TO revoke and annul the
PRONUNCIATION OF said act, and the Attorney Gen.
eral TO take steps to ind out the guilty par
ties and nave them prosecuted with the
utmost rgor OF the law. The changes
made from the original appropriations show
decrease In several items OF over
$l37000 ana an increase OF other items OF $11 400.
senator wharton, Chairman OF the Finance Com
mlttee, certes that he compared the bill, as pub
lshed IN the Republican, with the bill passed oy
both houses, and with the bill as signed by the
Speaker and the President OF the Senate, and that
the statement Is correct as TO the changes and
alterations made, far Is the figures and amounts
are concerned
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THE CHICAGO EDITORS IdPRISONt
MENT.

CHICAGO, H., March 80, 1878
All the morning papers nave editorials con-
demning the course OF Judge Williams in sending
Mr.. Storey, the editor OF the Times to prison, ana
denounce the action as judicial outrage. This
Tribune says:-"Judge Williams forgets that re-
Gently in New York three Judges were persist ently
attacked and pursued TO impeachment by jour.
nails OF that city, and thai one Of them died Of
shame and remorse. In the case OF Storey, how
ever, 1t does not appear that the administrator
OF justice has been impeded one lota"
Late last night the following teiegram was re-
ceived by the attorneys for Mr.. Story from their
partner in WauEegan:-
Following is an order for release of Mr.. Story
upon plaintiff in error entering into recognizanoa
before the Sheriff in 81 800 with George Chandler surety
he will be discharged from custody.
WILLIAM X. McALLISTER
Judge Supreme Courtw
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ACTION OF GENERAL AUGUR.

NEW ORLEANS March 80, 1875.
General Augur's attention having been at.
tracted to the Associated Press telegrams pub
lished yesterday, giving reports OF Mexican raids
into Texas, and being still in command OF that
Territory, telegraphed the Commandant Of Fort
Brown, at Brownsville, as to the truth Of the re-
ports, and received the following reply
There are many reports Of raids on the ranches
in the vicinity oI Corpus Christi ana
threatened attack upon tnat place. Some
ranches doubtless have been robbed and
burned and some people have been killed ana
some taken prisoners. The prisoners are reported
to have escaped. and Inc marauders nave been
driven from the vicinity oil Corpus Christi by the
citizens IN pursuit. nave sent all my mounted
furce to intercept the robbers ana General Hatch
has sent troops Tor the sa me purpose. Many Dep
relations nave been committed along The river
above this point OF late and several persons have
been killed 1 believe these robbers are Mexicans
ana that most OF them are from the other side or
the river. There are probably several parties out
for the purpose OF stealing cattle and rODblng
ranches, but have no reliable information as to
numbers. j. II. POTTER,
Colonel Twenty.fourth infantry, commanding.
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THE MEXICAN RAIDS.

srAnrLINo NARRATIVE OF MURDER, NcENDrAR-
Ism, ROBBERY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF LYNCH LAw-GENERAL AUGUB's PROMPT
ACTION.
GALVESTON, Texas. March So 1875.
A special despatch 20 the Neaos from Corpus
Christi, dated the Goth, says:-
letter from the Postmaster 1t Neuccs, VINO
was robbed and whose mouse was burned by
Mexicans, says:-"On the 2oth inst, ABOUT lour
O'Clock p. NJ, while cOnversIng with q man named
Smith, discovered three MeXicans approaching
nv store. l went into the sitting room lor my
rlne ana had secured 1t wnen smith rushed IN
with Mexican following him wlLn gun pointed
vented MIN. lie then pointed the gun at me, but
proved too quick ana saved my lie Dy taking his.
then aimed at the nearest OF the other cut
thrOats WHO mad entered the store, when discov-
erIng about niiy OF them outside. relralned from
SNORING. knowing my only chance for lie was TO
secrete myself. which dld In subterranean pas
sage, where found Smith.
'Tne robbers completely sacked my store, pack
ing the valuabes IN wagons.
'About this Time the mail rider from San An
tonic arrived. They took him prisoner and the
''Smitn now left his hiding place and ran. They
gave chase and murdered him. The store was
tired, and was compelled to leave my place or
cOnceament, which dld unnouced remained
near and Witnessed the destruction OF my home.
The Mexicans LETT, believing that was to be con.
sumed IN the flames. My children were snot az
twice while they lay PROSTATE on the ground from
fright:
tured several Americans, wnom they subjected 10
most cruel treatment stripping some OF item and
compelling them to 60 barefOoted before them.
One man, VINO tainted from exhaustion. was
beaten and lett on the roadside.
zone OF the leaders was captured and lodged In
Jail here on saturday. meeting OF citizens neld
here TO-DAY, to consider what disposition should
be made OF the prisoner, resulted In his immedl-
date trial by the people. court was formed,
the prisoner arraIgned. counsel Tor the prOsecu-
ton and the defence were appointed and u jury
empanelled. The evidence showed the prisoner
to ue guilty OF MURDER, arson, ROBBERY, false I'm.
prlsonment anu torture OF Americans. He was
sentenced 20 De hanged, ana the sentence was
Immediately executed.
"a cltIzen of this place who has just returned
from Mexico, where he went to purchase mules,
visited Monterey and MOncova, where he learned
that about 700 men mad lett that section Tor Texas.
He therefore returned rapidly home. AT Camargo
and vicinity all the ''Pelaoos'' have disappeared
and bands OF 400 TO GOO are reported crossing the
RIVER near Roma and Edinourg. 1t Is stated
further that a raid on this place IS contemp atcd,
aud that the Mexican leader OF the outlaws
boosted that his bugIes would sound in the
streets or Corpus Christi when the people least
axnect Il
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON. March go 1875.
IMPORTANT DECISION PENDING ON THE EN-
FoRCEMENT ACT.
In the Supreme Court to-day the case OF the
United States against Crukshank and others,
charged with violation OF the Enforcement act
in Grant parish, Louisiana, was taken up ana its
argument Will probably consume the remainder OF
the week. 1t comes to this Court by certificate of
division from the Circuit Court OF Louisiana.
Judge Bradley, OF the Court, was OF the opinion
that the act OF 1870 under which the indictment
is framed, IS unconstitutional, and his colleague
N the Circuit vas OF the reverse opinion. The
David dudley Field, John A. Campbell and Judge
Mari, OF Louisiana.
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SPANISH RULE IN CUBA.

HRAL CoNCHA NDICTs GENERAL JovELLAR
BEFORE KING ALFoNso-A GRAND SENSATION
IN MADRID.
MADRID. March 80. 1875.
General Concha, late Captain General Of Cuba,
has addressed petition to King Alfonso accusing
General Jovellar, his predecessor in the Captain
Generalship and now Spanish Minister Of War, OF
being the cause OF the lack Of discipline in the
Spanish army on tnac island.
HIS ADMINISTRATION AS MINISTER OF WAR.
Concna also censures the conduct OF General
yovellar as Minister OF War.
PROFOUND SENSATION DESPITE THE PRESS
MUZZLE.
The petition has created q profound sensation.
The Spanish newspapers are compelled to main.
tain silence in regard to 1t.
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the policy that would be 20 grateful TO them Of
letting the matter die should % adopted In their
hah

THE MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR rILDEN ON THE
CANAL QUESTION INpoRsED BY THE COTTON
MISUNDERSTANDING OF MERCHANTS AT THE
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TOMORROW.
AT the close OF business hours yesterday the
members OF The Cotton Exchange held o meeting
TO take action GA the recent message OF Governor
TIden regarding the canal frauds. The President
Mr.. Henry Hentz. In calling the meeting TO order
stated its object and expressed the hope that the
members were deslrous OF lending their aid to
expose corruption In any shape. The following
preamble ana resolutions were then offered by
Colonel i. w. Baker and unanimously adopted
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas Governor samuel } Tilden has in q recent
message exposed the corrupt management OF
nals ably and fearessy showing the manner which
irauis nave been perpetrated. and has recommended
such frauds in the future and whereas although al
ers IN cotton we not directly interested in the
aeement OF the canals vet believing that the duty
OF every CITIZEN 10 aid IN the and improve
ment OF the transportation facilities OF State and
city and 10 prevent lar In power their being
made use oil by rings or cQues Tor their individual
profit; therefore,
Resolved That we heartily approve Of the action the
Governor and the members of the Legislature who have
seconded his efforts 10 reform frauds
state.
Resolved, That accept the invitation OF the Prod
ucc Exchange to attend Joint meeting OF the differ
ent trade bodies at the Produce Exchange Thursday
next TO take action in the before referred and
that our members be and hereby requested to at
tend said meeting. Il. p BAKER,
JAMES +. WENMAE.
S. ID. HARRISON.
WILLIAM Z. CAMERON.
NEW YORK, March 80 1878 THOMAS SCOTT
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ENoIIsH PREPARATION FOR A NATIONAL. REPRE-
sENTATIoN.
LONDON March SIS A. NJ.
The British Commissioners for the Philadelphia
Exhibition have sent circulars to 5000 persons
who have taken part in exhibitions and
Agricultural shows In this country during
the last seven years, and also to chambers OF
commerce and heads Of municipalities throughour
the British Isles.
The answers already received indicate that Ire-
land and the North OF England will be well rep
resented at the Centennial Exhibition.
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THE MINERS MOLLIFIED..

HAzELToN Pa. March 80, 1878
rho mob which left Audenreid this morning foi
this place was intercepted at Beaver Meadow
mines BY Father Warren. the Catholic priest oi
Audenried, who persuaded them to dispense and
return to their homes. The nazeltonians have
thus escaped q second invasion. which threatened
serious consequences, ana everything IS now
quiet Many shots were fired last evening by tno
rioters while rallying their forces. i've or which
went through window OF the yorktown Cons
pany's store. At Beaver Brook two OF the fire.
men were driven from their WORK and one OF them
cOmpelled to iOln the ranks OF Lhe riOLeIa.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

CHICAGO, March 80, 1875.
An order VIII be issued from General Snerman's
headquarters tomorrow incoslng communica-
ton from the Interior Depar sment IN relation TO
the Black HIS country. Alter referring 10 the APP
polntment OF "A geooglst 10 explore mat region
and TO the desire OF tue government TO eXtln2ulsh
the indian tue II gold exists there, the Secretary
says that the Department OF the Interior has re-
Gently obtained Information leading TO the bencf
that the trespassers now IN the country Will en-
danger the success OF any negotiations. lie tnere-
fore requests that the Military Department notify
those intcrlopers to leave Immediately, and 10
inform them that a refusal to do SO Will lead TO
their expulsion by mill ary force.
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MINERS ON A RAID.
MATCH CUUNK.

MAUcH CHUNK March so, 1875.
Nearly one hundred an ffty armed raiders we're
In procession to-day, and visited Yorktown, Sprng
Mountain, Audenreid, Beaver Meadow, Evansville
and other collieres on scouting expedition, and
made all persons stop who were engaged on dead
work. No one was injured and no damage was
done 1t IS reported that So goo bags OF Hour vera
purchased fer the miners IN the Lehigh region last
week with the funds OF the Workingmen's Benavo-
lent Association, and Is now delivered In tha
neghborhood or Audenreid and Beaver Meadow,
whence 1t Will be distributed 10 those in need
throughout this and the adjoining regions,
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MEXICO.

THE NATIONAL CONGRESS ABOUT TO REAssEMBLE
IN Observation-Disclosures CoNTRovERsY-rHE
RIGHTS OF CONSCIENCE PROVINCIAL aEvo-
LUT1oN1sTs DEFEATED-voLcANIo ACTION,
EARTHQUAKE AND ACCIDENT.
CITY OF MEXICO via HAVANA
March %, 1875.
The Seventh National Congress will begin its
closing session on April l.
TIE RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY STILL MORE B1TrYn-
CATHOLIC PRESS OPINIONS.
The religious controversy increases in bitter.
ness.
The Federalfstd censures foreign Journals Of the
capital for leaning toward the conservative and
church parties.
The Voz ae Mertco, Cathonc organ, says
Our situation is critical. Our holy faith and its
OF the government and the constitu ion are
against us, Mexicans and foreigners IN the Re-
pubic are divided into Roman Catholics and dis
Benters. on one side IS religion; on The other un-
belief. The unoelievers have united their forces
70 combat the Mexican Catholics. The Empire
allied because 1t did not adhere to It's original
plan and allowed the profession OF ialse worships.
1t consequently lost the support or the Mexican
Catholics. The actual question Is not one or poll
iics but OF religion II the Catholics receive i'm
munity and liberty for their rite and the nefarious
laws which oppose ana Cypress 1t are annued,
then, and not until then. will they be In concord
with the rest OF the nation, even If not entirely
satisfied with the condition OF things
skIRMIsnING WITH REvoLUTIoNIsTs.
Frequent skirmshes with the revoutionists arc
eported In Michoacan. The government troops
are represented TO be uniformly successful.
PAWN OFFICES REGULATION.
A new law compes the closing OF pawn oflces
N the capital. The proprietors generally refuse
70 conform to 1t.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
door In st. Paul's Hospital, in this city re-
Gently gave way and large number OF people
we're precipitated to the story below. Several
persons were badly injured.
EARTHQUAKE AND VOLCANIC ACTION.
The earthquakes in Jasco are abating, the later
shocks being very slight
Meanwhile the volcanic activity Of Ceboruco In
crcascs. and prodigious quantities OF ashes and
dense volumes OF smoke issue from its craters.
CREMATION.
The State government OF Oaxaca has ofncially
permitted the practice of cremation OF the bodies
OF the dead.
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CONDITION OF THE DELAWARE.

THE RIVER RIsING--THE ICE STILL INTACT.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, March 80, 1875.
There is no especial change in affairs connected
with the expected ice jam this morning, except
ing that the river is gradually rising under the
influence OF hundreds OF streamlets that are now
pouring down the hlllsides. Engineers passed
through here yesterday, commissioned by the Ie-
high Railroad Company, to examine the ice gorge
above. Great Tears are entertained Tor all the
bridges below. The cool nights have retarded the
rapid action OF the water. and 1t Is impossible to
tell inst when the ice WILL come.