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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-14
TIE TURF.



NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-This was
the second day Of the Louisiana Jockey
Club races. The first race was three.
quarters Of n mile, for all ages; club
purse $300-S225 to first horse, $50 TO
second, and $25 to third. The race was
won by Winifred, Highwayman second,
and Harry Felter third, beating Little
Flirt, American Girl, Shiloh, Bob Bur
ton, Stones b I, Puss BrOadnOx, Vortex,
Carrie p, and Century. Time, lis. Al.
ter three or four false starts The horses
got off well together, lIighwayman lead
Ing and Puss BrOadnox bringing up the
rear. Highwayman continued 10 lead to
within one hundred yards Of the string,
when he was Overhnuled by Winifred,
who won by neck In the pools last
night puss BrOarlnox and Harry Felter
brought $3.50, Winifred $lO5, Shiloh $40,
IIighwayman $45, Stones b I $25, the
field 1926. At the course to-day betting
wns even on CottrelPs entries against all
others, with plenty Of takers, causing
greenbacks to change hands ieeely.
Second race-Louisiana stake for 4
year Olds; $25 entrance p. p, with 81 900
added; second horse 5000, third 800; two
mile heats. BOnaventure /, /; Stampede
80. Col. Milligan diStanced. Time,
$40, 3:46t.
In each heat Bonavcnture took the lead
keeping II throughout and winning easily
In the pools last night, BonaventurC $3.50,
Stampede 500, Col. Milligan$6O. On the
track to-day, Doneventure 3 to against
the other two. For this stake there were
q nominations, but only 8 started.
Third race-One mile, all ages, with
100 pounds on each, 8 year OldS to carry
their proper weight. Club purse 300
first horse $500, second $1j, third $2j;
won by Granger, Survivor second, Sweet
bay third, beating Mary L., Bob Burton,
Mildtew and Tom LcatherS. Time, Idol.
The horses started In with Sweetbay and
Mildrew In front, SweetbAy leading a
length at quarter and 2 lengths at a
half, but on entering the home stretch
Granger and Survivor went 10 tic front,
Granger leading n length at tho finish. III
the pools last night, Survivor 800,
Granger s., MiltlreW $2j, Sweethay $3S,
Tom Luther $40. On the track to-day,
Survivor 3 to 2 against all others,
Weather clear and cool good track, and
fair attendance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON. April, lS,-In the House o
Commons this evening Sullivan, a mem
Der for the South, wanted to know Wheth
er the law in regard to tho bearing o
arms in ireland would in any way inter
fere with the American riaemen who ar,
coming to Ireland to take part in the in
ternational rifle match. TheChief SeCre
tary for ireland replied that all classei
would heartily welcome the American
team this summer. The gentlemen
from the United States who were to take
part in the competition were undoubtedly
law abiding citizens; there was no reason
to suppose that they would break the law
or be any more likely to render them
selves liable TO arrest than SCotchmen OF
Englishmen. Sullivan insisting on q
positive assurance so that there might be
no Misrepresentation, the Chief Secretary
replied that there would be no interfer.
ence with visitors, because 1t was well
understood that they had no intention Of
breaking the law, but II necessary a
special arrangement would be made to
secure their entire freedom OF movement
and exemption from the formal operation
Of the law.
The London Times and Daily Nars haV-
ing recently published certain documents
which had Been submitted TO the select
committee on the South American bub-
bic, learn that motion was introduced
summoning the publishers Of those jour.
nails to the bar OF the House TO answer for
a breach OF privilege, Tho motion met
with considerable opposition, but after a
long debate on the liberty and RESPONSE
bllity Of tho press, II was adopted,
The report In the Paris newspaper
pUnioR yesterday, that tho Pope had
made to the Emperor Francis Joseph,
through the Patriarch Of Venice, u strong
remOnstrance against the opposition Of
the church In Germany, and that the Elm.
peror had responded deploring the Strug.
gle and CounSelling prudence, Is without
foundation.
In the House Of Commons Capt. Bal.
lier CoChrane moved that In the opinion
Of the House the International Code Con-
ference to meet ut 81, Petersburg affords
favorable opportunity for England to
withdraw her agreement 10 the declara.
tiOn Of Paris in 1856.
Mr., Bourke, under Secretary Of State
for foreign affairs, spoke against the mo-
ton. llO declared England could not
honorably withdraw from that declaration
without the consent Of tho other parties
who signed 1t. Her relinQuishnient Of
the right to seize the enemys goods on
neutral vessels was doubtless great con.
cession, but England was the gainer by the
abolition Of privateering. lie thought
tho revival Of this question tended to no
good results. On the contrary II was
likely to raise other grave issues, and II
persisted in would render England liable
to charged Of breech Of faith. The motion
was rejected.
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A Judicial Opinion on the Black
Hills Invasion.

YANKToN, DAK., April lS.-Chiet JUS
tice Shannon, in charging the grand jury
Of the United States Court here to-day,
directed their especial attention to the
proposed invasion OF the Black Hills In
dian reservation, which is within the
jurisdiction Of this court. He charged
them fully in regard to Indian inter
course laws, and as to the duties Of the
civil and military authorities in enforc-
ing those laws and the treaty stipulationS,
the remedy being ample in all cases.
He spoke In strong terms against
individual preferences or incllnations
being allowed to prevent the full and
rigid execution Of all these laws or
tho full recognition Of the treaty
stipulations while they remain in
force until regularly done away with.
This he said should be observed with
some solemnity and should be as strictly
carried out al II made with strong and
powerful nations. 1t il understood that
troops have been sent from Fort Randall
to call off the expedition now about
starting from Sioux City and 1t will doubt
less be turned back, the military authori.
tics having full power under section 2i60
OF the revised statutes not only to remove
persons already in the Indian country,
but to prevent persons who are found on
It's borders with an evident purpose ot
going there.
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Mayor Rarrett,s platform.

sr. LOUIS, April 1S.-Arthur B. Barrett,
the new Democratic Mayor, was inaugu.
rated this afternoon In the presence Of
the City Council and a large number oi
citizens. Mayor Barrett laid down the fol-
lowing platform and said he intended to
be guided by It's declarations absolutely
during his administration; Entire non.
partisanship as affects the various local
and commercial industrial energies Of
the city; entire impartiality as regards
creeds, sects or religion; entire disregard
Of nationality, Irish, German or native
born; economy in tho disbursement Of
public moneys the requirement Of faith
iulness, honesty and capability OF the
officials; the inrtherance Of all measures
which bring the greatest good to the
many,
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C1iieaRo.

CmcAGo, April lS.-Flour--Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unSettlcd
No. / spring 81 O6K; No. 9 fresh 81 0i
regular 81 i29S spot; 81 0iss seller May
81 OF seller June; No, 2, 96IEa97 1fC; reject
ell 92c. COn-Dull; No. 2 mixed fresh I2a
T2iSc regular; 7Oc spot or seller April 77MC
seller May; T6c seller Junci rejected Z IEc.
Onts-Dull and nominal; No. q. 5s4a59C
spot; 2lSc bid seller May; 721Sc bid seller
June. Ryc-Demnnd fair and market FIRM
No. 1, $l'O9ai TO- BaFley--Steady and IN
moderate demand; No. 2, 81 10 spot y 0s
seller April. Seeds--Timothy q shade high
or Al 80 b0a9 60. Pork-Actlvc and higher
S2i 90 spot S4i 5ja2i 60 seller May $2l 81
a2i 20 seller June. Iard-Dull and prices
nominal; SIS 20 spot sl5 22ll sellet May
SIS 42I5ai5 65 seller June. hulk Meats
onict and unchanged. Whisky-Steady
and In moderate demand at 81 II.
On call board wheat was lower u OF
Nav, al O4X June. Corn-LoweE 76JIC
NAV, S6JSc June. OAts-LoweF; 81 6l5<a7ijSt
NAV Pork-ActiW and higher; $2i 70
May $2i e7li June. Lard-NOninally q
shade higher.
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NEw YORK, April l3,-FlOur = Firm;
super6ne s. 05; common to good IS lOa
8 "; good TO choice s. 6Oa5 %; white wheat
extra s. S5a6 90; St. Louis s. 5OaS 90; extra
Ohio s. 55a7 90, Corn Meal-Firm Mt 81 20
VI 20. Rye FlOur-Steady at 81 4SOal so.
Wheat-ln moderate demand; No. / spring
81 27al 80; No. 8 do 81 l6al 10; No. 9 north.
western 81 29al so; No. 9 Milwaukee 81 81
al 80; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring
81 lOal 2s; winter rod western 81 9Sal 30
Rye-Firm ut 96c, Barley and Malt-Quiet.
COm-Dull and heavy; mixed western 9Sc;
yellow 9S1Sc, 0ats-Quiet aud lower; mixed
western 73I1a75c; whiteV76a76Ac. Hay
Unchanged. Coffee Quiet and steady.
Sugar-Quiet; fair to good refining SaSs+o
prime s9SC, MOlasscs-Quiet with fair
demand. RiGe-QuiCt and steady, Whisky
Active and trm at 81 l3kal II,
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Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
A vlsitto the I'cnitcntinry,

MOuSDsvILLE, April 18th, 1877.
Editors IntclIgcnrCr:
ltwas:my privilege on Saturday::laSt to
wander around somewhat and note the
dOings about town, AMI perhaps some
things saw may be Of interest to tho
rcadcrs 0f the lSrELLrdENCER. In u
short visit to the Penilcntiary, | found
everything IN order, though | was not
nerlitted to see all that is 10 be seen, On
account Of the ShOrtness Of my visit !
found the utmost activity in all the
branches Of business carried on there.
The manufacture Of cigars is becoming
quite an item. Amongthc many branch.
90 Of industry that arc being puSl he'd for.
ward, Is the manufacturing Of tips aud
stogies. There are eight hands employ
ed, and tips, stogies and fine cigars Of the
very beat quality are being made. We
found everything in order in
the blacksmitlling department MIR.
Ncsbit the foreman seems to uh-
derstand his business, wagons Of the
first quality, from the railroad cart to
the handsome spring wagon are being
RAPIDLY turned out and are being sold aS
cheap Us they can be bought anywhere.
In tic cabinet shop We found II number
of pieces Of handsome furniture under
way, bureaus, tables, chairs, &c. &c,, are
manufactured.
Very extensive preparations are max.
ing for the manufacture Of brick, and
Wien Il il completed they will be made
both IL winter and summer. This will
certainly be paying business. II is I'M:
der the supervision Of Mr.. Armstrong Of
Wheeling, who has erected all the build.
ing at his own expense and ns matter Of
course he gets the profit Of the
business. lie Hires cOnvicts to do all the
labor. We visited both shOeShops where
we found about twenty men aL work, max.
ihe as good, IL not better boots and shoes
than are generally found in the market.
In short We came to the conclusion that
affairs are being conducted very lively
about our State prison, and We apprC-
hend that there Is coming a day in the not
distant future, when II will be source Of
revenue instead Of MI expense to the State.
Several strangers from different parts Of
the State were passing through the build
ings at the same time Of which | speak,
and found that they were greatly sur.
prise,l ut tho extent Of the buildings, and
also at the amount OF business being done
there. 4ei.
the citizens oi Tue t9Sfi 1INfi wien wnSmvv'r !, Z
they can pG'ti"'y uo ~, ,U,,n." "u ,"S s",, ~"
point 10 WIS.,. our Pe",.e%; n,S ,,%a; T. I Eoir, rv
lor 'nen.S.NeS iI,ic S AL So ,ho "" "B"ois ~
"V''' -. III -. .o,i. .,I
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GhegttelIlqerer,
The Reports OF the Treasures
and Auditor. r..

The editor of the Weston Democrat is
pleased with the reports lately issued by
Burdett, the Treasurer, and Bennett, the
Auditor He saws that Gthcy are the most
complete andexhaus,iyc documents Of the
kind eyer issued by any executive officers
in this statc.n And then he asks this sol
emn question, "Can it be that the COM
miller. thereof are dishonesty This
oucs,ion ho answers in the negative, as
follows:
aThcrc never was anything in the howl
attempted to be raised against the Audi
TOR ana lTeasurGr, ETrv. .han a,' oomJS,sj ""J
Il" ,ho '" "Ta;.. y III" @ STINT. thnt tGey were re.
nominated in 1872, Their Subsequent
conduct fully warranted this confidence,
and tew hungry oillre,seeSers' seekers VINO %np saw Nv
, sn"1 sne re,'II"s ~ ,hn m"x, es,,ivSnti"n tssreby
cutting off their chances, determined to
DESTROY Bennett and Bnr,lett BY circnlat.
Inc warns Of official maladministration."
ri. :, .,,I,, ano ,,,rLio ohou b;s
l"eF' 'S o",! U"' ','"D'' "vV '
statement, ana 'hat Is 'ha' " Is "
variance with the report Of committee
comnoscd If three Democrats, two lii
,'',,'a,.a.,I ,., p.n,Il;o,r, a. ,ha
ueE'e''ucn's "'"' '"o 'v'""''."'' w. '" Wv
House OF Delegates Also win the IoI'
lowing sworn statement by tho late
sorgoant.ot.Armsoith that body. Mr.. W, D,
~ y, 49, ~ ~, Wv ,".,,c,I T 49,, p,.I,,, ,,n,
Noie' VINO 'e"''"e' '"". "u''''' W."
much worked up in regard I" the r'''norS
concerning his management Of the public
t,ras ,rJ onn,ron,lv nuite apprehcnsiye
'|"''' -" '''1 ,.,.,p,,iao,;an ,miL, H.,
Oh Tue Fc'"''' VI "'' ''''H''" y" w." '" "''
private Pn"ulns contracts "o'.'' ""'
in favor ol an investigation I"u '"F"V''
was not Inc lorher 'es'','c" !""' ." ="
certain occasion nc Monet 'o" n"r"V''
that he was IN I"Vor OF u" Investigations
to which horue'9 replleu Us 'o.'o"S'
Yes you anu 4Il nct%%s,Hi .%s. " ,E WTre III u,
"Pss' mfSS or @ : ner day in case The inyestign.
tion was held in the vacation Of the Legis-
laturc, told him. that dld not care
WIa' Ihe 'IErTsaa,Ia vo''' ST i"e MAUI ~
tSs @ finances lie remarked ycs, but YOU
bring your personal friends into the In
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the Catholic Church in the canvass this
Fall, and this proclamation has stirred
up even such non.partiSan papers Us the
Cincinnati Commercial to protest against
an attempt to force the people Of the State
into a semi.religiOus contest. As one Of
our exchanges we'll remarks, "tlere il a
corrupt and powerful element in all po-
litical organizations which would be quite
ready to promise any church almost what
ever it desires on condition that the &C.
clesiastical control over votes should be
turned to partisan account" In this case
il is the public schools that are the object
Of attack. "Thc grievance" says the Gin
cincinnati Commercial, "Of unequal footing
in the pCnitentiaFies, refOrmatOry aud
benevolent institutions Of the State Is by
no means so considerable Us that Of re-
fusal to apportion the school fund upon a
seCtarian basis. 1t has been openly insisted,
vas so in the late Constitutional COnven-
ton, and often in the Catholic newspapers,
that this fund, provided by the State for
general school PURPOSES should no dtvid-
cd, and a certain amount Of 1t be devoted
to the maintenance Of the parOChial
schools" And II loyal and faithful al
lance is to continue between Democracy
and the Church with this object in view,
the Commercial remarks that "thoughtful
men should pause and consider to what
end this sort Of an alliance will lead"
Furthermore, tho objections which intel
ligcnt and patriotic Americans hold to
such u programme are thus succinctly
stated
1--WE shall doubtless hear good deal
about 'anti.CathOlic hate and Know
Nothingism' und all that. We under
stand that sort Of hue md cry. The oh.
iecli0ns We raise are not to the Church
as denomination, but to the assumption
that tho Catholic vote Is welded IN be-
half Of u political party on the avOwed
ground that the party IL to leglslato for
the Church. The objections would apply
with equal force to like alliance bc.
tween any seGt and party. Our political
parties and legislation must BIO kept clear
Of these entangling alliances, and II there
is any change Il should be toward moro
complete seculari1ation Of Church and
State in all civil and political affairs, Ii
any political party consents to occupy
the position IN which the Democratic
party is put by Mr.. Geghan md the
Catholic Telegraph, without remonsIrancc
or protest, Il is tho first duty the people
owe to themselves, and Of hevery high.
est Importance M affecting their political
liberties, to put 1t down and keep 1t un'
der until 1t shall have u better under
standing Of the theory Of secularizel rep
rGsCntative government"
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Troops I0r the Black Hills COuIl-
try..IudiamS Inclined "a sell the
(OunttY.

OMAHA, April l3.-Six companies ol
cavalry and two Of infantry have been
ordered from the railroad to the base Ol
the Black Hills ~ al escort to Mr.. Jauny,
Government GtOlOgist, who will make 4
survey Of that country. ..rlg ~
Letters from the Rclcloud Agency show
that the Indians are aware Of all that l.
being done about the mining matters, and
arc excited over il. Many are disposed
to he inclined toselling the country lying
between the two Cheyenne rivcrSior n
good round consideration. The Indian.
are anxious that large nlImber Of red
men should go To Washington and set
the President, aud are pleased that al
Agent has been ordered 10 take them To
Washington. !,
The rivers are very high and nearly all
The bridges on the lElkhOrn have been car
ried off. ..... ...
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RAILROAD MORTGAOEs--Firm.

hhlLhOAD MOhluAbbS--EI Iu'
SrOcEs-T'he stock market opened quiet
aud steady, and afterwarl became weak
and declined 1EAl1G per cent all around, al.
ter which there was recovery Of kaiX per
cent, with the chief advance In Erie and
Union Pacific. The market then became
dull, except for Erie, which WIS very active
and strong In response to higher prices from
London. Toward the close the whole mar.
ket was under the lead Of Union Pacific,
which has dropped ~ per cent. In the
hnal dealings The market was steady with u
recovery Of Y to | per cent from the lowest
point Nothing further has been done In
regard to the new contract between the
Panama aud Pacific Mail Companies. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Pacific Mail, 1900 West.
ern Union, $1,000 Eric, G,GOO Wabash, and
~ NM tIninn Pacific.
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PhiIadcIphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-FlOur- Quiet
but firm; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
90 25a5 IS; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
IS 95a6 0O; high grades 50 25a7 90, Wheat
Steady; red 81 80; amber 81 80; spring
81 an. COrn-lIeld firmly ut 00a9lc.
Oats-Unchanged. ProviSlOnS-ln fair de.
mAnd, Pork-$22 0Oa22 70. Lard-l4al5&+c.
WhiSky-WGstern offered at 81 II, PGtro.
leum-Rehned l4Ci crude, 9NC, Clover
Seel-Fair and fairly active; western II M
l2C, ButtGr-steadyi New York and Brad.
ford county extra 2Sa30c; do, 6rStS 2Saa2lc;
extra 2ic. Cheese Steady and in mod.
crate demand fine western l6HalGAc.
Egys-LOwer, western 2Oa2lc.
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CINCINNATI, April l3,-COttOn STEADY
and In moderate demand at l5Xc. Flour
Firm; family 50 lOa5 %, Wheat-Frm
ut 81 l2al 10. COm-Firm at 7Sa75C, Oats
Firm ut G9a7Oc Rye-ACtivG ut 81 liza
ll9, Barley-QuiGt and unchanged, Oils
Unchanged. EggS-FirmAtl5 at l5al6C, Butter
and Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Clover
seed-Firm. Pork-Quit At $22 90, Lard
Steady and in moderate demand; steam
l69Gc; kettle l5kal6hc. Bulk Meats
Easier shoulders aud clear rib sides llEa
llAc; clear sides IKE. BacOn-Quiet Ut
aAshal9hal2SSRlSc. WhISky-Steady at
Sill.
medium SaS1ci good S9tci no choice offer.
inU
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Allegheny Cattle,

EAST LIBERTY, April lS.-CATrLE-Re'
Cclpts to-day Oh head. The supply for the
yard Sales Is excessively light and not many
are reported to arrive. About 1850 head
changed hands to-day, One.hali Of them al
retail and ut good prices, about ACover last
week. Very few buyers on hand and the
market Is dull and slow. Best quality at
80 76a7 80; medium to good 80 OOaG lj0i
common 10 fair n 76a5 90; bulls 81 0Oa5 5Oi
stOckCrs 50 l2IGa3 90.
IlOGs-Receipts today ,Os5 head. York.
GrS s. 25aS 10; PhiladeIphlas $9 95aO 50.
SHEEP-lIeceiptS to-day 100 head. Best
" 0Oa7 4Oi medium 80 76aI 70; clipped $3.50
M
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From AspInwaII.

New YoRK, April 13.-Adviccu from
Aspinwall state that the Jesuit College in
Buenos Ayres was completely burned and
some of the ring.leaders Of the riot have
been arrested. Three Priests are known
to have died. The Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, IN u circular addressed to the
Legation abroad, says the mob was head
cd by a Spanish Priest. Tho number
killed docs not exceed four.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-WOol- Fair
demand nnd prices steady; Ohio, Pcnnsyl.
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above ut
30 X Doc; medium t7hC; course 5Oc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western Gno
i0aj9C; medium 55a5Oc; coarse 50c; comb.
ing washed GOa67I IIc; do unwaShed 45alGc;
fine unwaslcd 3ja3OC; coarse and medium
unwaSled 40a42XC; tub washed 6jaGOc; TX.
trN and MCrlno pulled 4Oa50c; No. 1 and
sliperlne pulled 46a5Oc.
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Stockholders Annual Meeting.

PITrsDURGH, April l3.-rhe annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Ale
gheny Valley Railroad Company wa.
held in this city to-day. The PresidYIrs
report shows the earnings for 1874 to bC
$2,3SO, ,472; expenses, Sl,l7O7Si 7ji ncI
earnings, $OlS'GS7 y. The receipts fOI
1873 were 2,G07,23S -; expenses, 81 ,O3l, !
Ol2 "a; net earnings, S7O5,395 ~, The
net earnings for 1874 show an increase Of
Sl53,SGl IS over 1878. The decrease il
receipts for 1874 has resulted from the
general depression Of business, which has
been most severely felt by the iron, coal
and oil interests, upon which the road il
largely dependent Tor its traffic, and alsC
from a general reduction in tho rates oI
freight. The following Board of Direct
nrs was elected for the ensuing year
Thomas A. Scott, George u. Roberts
William NJ. Lyon, +. K. lIrunct, J. L
Lyon, b. +. Jones, W. K. Nlmick, Junci
Park, IT,, and John Scott.
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Grcnt Snow Storm In New York

New YoRK, April lS.-Adriving snow
storm has prevailed here oil day and
continues this evening, Dispatches from
the interior Of the State and western
portions Of Pennsylvania says the snow
has fallen to the depth Of 5 or 0 inches.
The storm extended to Baltimore and
Washington,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April l3.-The diplomatic con.
ference upon the netrlcal system Of
weights and measures met here yGster.
day. The governments Of BAIL, United
States, Venezuela and Argentine Republic
were represented. II was resolved To Gs.
tAblish an international bureau for
weights and measures.
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I,onlalnnn I,omnrnmlac.

NEW ORLEANs, s,April1S.- The Indication.
are that the compromise or adjustment
will be successful tomorrow, but nothing
at present indicates Just how the thing
will DO done. The members Of the two
parties were in extra session to-day and
II Is stated that Mr.. Wheeler, who arrived
last night was with each body for time
but thSlt proceeding, have moi been made
public,