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Railroads.
DEL. & HUDSON CANAL co.

UEIs % nOUOUN OHNAI w.
On and after Monday, March lst, trains will
run as follows Sundays excepted:
LEAVE WHITEHALL
6.I0 n. ni. EXPRESS. Tor schenectady, Troy,
Albany and way stations. Con.
meets at schenectady with N. Y. G.
& II. X. r., for the West and at
Troy and Albany with Express for
New York.
GOING SOUTH FROM RUTLAND VIA
SARATOGA.
q. 30 u. M. NEW YORK EXPRESS, arrives at
Troy l.5O p. M, Albany 2.lo p. m,
New York 90 p. m. Connects for
West at Schenectady.
300 p. IN. NAIL, for all stations south. Con-
meets at Troy and Albany with
sleeping car train for New York.
SOUTH, VIA RUTLAND & WASHINGTON
DIVISION.
I 40 n. m. NEW YORK EXPRESS. arrives at
Troy $50, New York ll.3O a. m.
Connects at Troy with through
train for Carbondale and Scranton
$40 Il. m. MIXED, stops at all stations. Ar
rlves at Troy 2.l5 p. m.
1890 p. m. SPECIAL NEW YORK EXPRESS,
stops at all stations on X. & w.
Division, arrives at Troy 4.35, New
500 p. III. SALEM ACCOMMODATION, ar
rives Salem 945 p. m.
FOR PORT HENRY VIA WHITEHALL.
$50 u. M. EXPRESS, arrives Whitehall 1910
am, Port Henry Loop. m.
800 p. M. EXPRESS, arrives Whitehall 4.O5
pm. Leaves Whitehall 500 p m,
arrives Port Henry 7.3o p. IN.
RETURNING, LEAVE PORT HENRY.
500 a. m. Whit ehall 10 30 a. M, arrive Rut-
land ~ 90 noon.
f.4J p. III. Whitehall S.25 p. m, arrive Rut-
land CSC p. N.
FROM ALBANY, VIA A. & S. r. r.
Trains leave Depot, corner Maiden Lane and
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This prudently managed Home Company, is q
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Russell s. Taft. President; W. l. Gilbert. Vice
President; Warren Gibbs Secretary.
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Drawing Room Cars attached for Bingham
ton.
Through tickets may be procured at the
Company's Ticket ONCE, Union Depot, Rutland,
and at all principal stations.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
Tremendous ExploslOn.--Austin
Powder AIll1 RlOWn Up.

CLEVELAND, March l6.-The Austin
Powder Company's mills, located near the
canal, Eve miles south Of this city, blew
up this afternoon with series OF terrific
explosions. The works, which were com.
posed Of 10 or - buildings, were COM
pletely demolished, large Fragments Of
timber and heavy machinery being
thrown considerable distance. There
were eight or ton men at work in and
about the mills at tho time Of the ex-
ploslon, three Of whom were killed; the
rest escaping with a tow slight bruises.
The names OF the killed are Fred Put
nam, aged 3S, leaves a wife and two child
rem; David Lawson, aged 40, leaves vile
and four children; August Radcliffe, aged
IS, unmarried, The two magazines in
which are stored large quantity Of
powder, are situated about 40 and so rods
from the nearest exploded mill, did not
explode, although the roof and wall Of
the nearest was badly Torn by tho concus-
sion. The loss TO the powder company
cannot now be estimated, but will be heavy,
The buildings, except the engine house,
Ht1H VI ltlip fulHes 4Hb t1tguk VI Au
damage to the machinery Is not known,
The cause Of the OK plOsion probably mover
will be known, AZ the man at the coming
mill, where the explosion occurred, was
killed. In tho immediate neighborhOod
Of the explosion houses were badly dam
aged, the windows being broken aud the
plastering torn of. In the city intense
excitement prevailed, many thinking the
detonationS caused by All earthquake,
Houses rocked and shook, people rushed
into the streets, and horAes became fright
ened, adding to tho alarm by their plung.
Ing. Much damage to woodhouS6s was
done. The large plato glass fronts in
Rigler's photograph rooms, Baldwin'S
dry goods store, the new city hall, Cush.
ings block, Standard block, and several
other places, being shattered, The dam.
age In the city Ia estimated at from s., 800
to $1,000. An explosion occurred at these
mills three years ago, but little damage
was done to topropOrty except that owned
by tho powder company.
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t,rnsnnris OF thc Frnlt Crop.

The Rochester Express says that II has
taken great deal Of pains 10 ascertain
the condition and prospects Of the fruit
crop, and as far as 1t has learned, the
prospects have not been better for years.
The peach tree throughout Northern,
Middle, and Western New York, notwith-
standing the long and intensely cold
weather for the past six or eight weeks,
is yet nninjutcd, the fruit buds looking
healthy and vigorous, with prospect Of
good yield the coming season. The APP
pie, plum, and cherry crops also promise
we'll. Nursery men have no reason TO
complain Of the small fruits, vines flow.
ering shrubs, and tlte different Varieties Of
the more delicate eyergreens, as those
have been protected BY quite large body
Of lnoW, which has covered the ground
with scarcely any interruption ever since
the last Of November.
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Meeting Of NtOGLhOIders Off q.
&St. L. R. lI. Go. at SteubenVillc,


PITTSBURGH, March l8.--A Commercial
special from steubcnvllle says: "The an.
nual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Rail.
road was held hero to-day. The annual
report shows the net earnings OF the main
line from Pittsburgh to Columbus to be
$50, ,207. A preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted declaring the
income Of the road insufficient TO pay the
interest on the second mortgage bondA and
the principal, $5,O000O0, due Aprililst,
1875, and that income bonds to the amount
Of 'SlO,OOO,O ,OO0, secured by mortgage and
running fifty years from April tirSt, bo
Issued for the purpose OF retiring the
second mortgage bonds and the accrued
interest, and also to increase the facilities
Of the company for tranSacting business.
The Directors elected for the ensuing
year we're: Thomas A, Scott, George u.
Roberts, Josiah Bacon, Wistar Morris,
Strickland Kreass, II. II. Houston, Thos,
L. Jewett, ]. N. Mccullough, Wm. Thaw,
Robert Shcrrard, jr, D. s. Gray, Geo. W.,
Adams and Alfred Gather.
The Board organized by electing Thos,
A. Scott President, and W. II. Barnes
Secretary. The election OF Vice Presi.
dents was deferred until tho adoption Of
the proposed new bylaws.
A resolution was adopted approving
the action Of the Directors in commenc.
Ing proceedings to compel the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati 4 Indiana Central
Railroad to u specific performance Of the
contract with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Il 81. Louis Railway, lessecs Of the road,
and directing the latter company to re.
tain all net earnings Of the road In their
hands subject to tho order Of the courts.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, March l6.-ThO L Unipas pub
fishes the text Of the address which Gen
Cabrera has issued to the Carlists, il
which he announces his recognition, Al
tOnso, King Of Spain, points to the cOun
trys need Of peace and appeals to the
patriotism Of Carlists to discontinue the
struggle; Tho L URipers adds that Car
list proclamation has appeared denounc.
Ing Cabrera as q traitor.
PARIS, March l6y-When the Assem-
bly, met ttO-day the Duke d'Audifret Pas.
quier took the chair, He read an ad-
dress containing some strongly worded
which were loudly cheered by the Left,
NJ, Duclerne, q Liberal Republican, was
elected one Of the Vice Presidents,
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REPORT OF TIE CApiroL COMMITTEE.
AS will be seen by our report Of pro-
ceedings In tho Second Branch Of Coun-
ell last night, the committee appointed to
select a location for the proposed Capitol
building reported in favor of the grounds
known IA tho Government Warehouse
groahls, alias the Sanitary Fair property,
and the Second Branch unanimously
voted In favor OF adopting tic report Of
the committee. The report did not reach
the First Branch and consequently no
action has yet been taken by that body.
There will be another session, however,
tonight Of both branches for the purpose
mainly Of considering this important
maIEnr
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TnE Cry YERsUs THE GAS COMPANY.
--Jndge Melvin will hold special term
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, for the purpose Of
hearing formal matters in chancCry. The
gas case will be finally concluded ut this
special term, and the representatives Of
tho company will receive the amount OF
the award as rendered by tho arbitrators.
II will be remembered that the decision
Of Judge Melvin sustained that award,
and also that the recent decision Of the
Court Of Appeals confirmed Judge Mel.
wins decision. Thus ends the long aud
bitter controversy between the city and
the Gas Company. From this time on
there will be no contest u, to the
city's proprietary rights. Now that the
case is settled wonld IT nOtbc a good idea
for the Gas Commissioners to publish an
exhibit and show the details Of their re.
ceipts and expenditures since the city
took possossion2 II is generally Under
stood that tho profits are handsome at
present phccs, and II Is likewise gcncr.
ally believed that 1t would be quite feast.
bic to reduce prices materially and still
leave a margin Of profit to the city.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l0.-Flour-Flrm;
Wisconsin and Minnesota family IS OOa
s. 70; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio do
IS 95aO OO high grades 81 25as 90. Wheat
Demand good ut full prices red 81 22a
al 20; amber 81 25at 20; white 81 30al "a.
Ryc-Quiet ut 0Oa95c. Corn--Active and
strong mixed slIIaS2C, oats-Quiet at
6SaGOc, ProyiSlons-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard l2nal4Nc. Petroleum - Refined
l4SGc; crude 7%C. Butter - Dull; New
York and Bradford county extra Sla32c;
do frSts 2saSOc; western extra 2Ga9Sc; do
firSts 2ia95C; do seconds 2la2Sc; do rolls
aud irsB 24a25C. ChOeS0-SteRdy with o
moderate demand at iOai6NC. Eggs.
Lower ut 9ja2Gc. Whlskv-Quict; western
iron bound 81 10.
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Az Esenpinr NIur,lerer Kllied.

LtrrLn Rock, March i0-The mufl
iettr Of ]. ". Murphy and Tillar, one oI
his pufsuerS, reported In previous dis;
patches, near Fulton, was shot and killed
near Dooleys Ferry this morning, while
attempting to escape. The body wai
taken 10 Texatkaha today. Three thou
sand eight hundred dollars stolen from
Murphy was recovered. The whole
country In the vicinity Of Texarcans
turned out to pursuo The d@petado, with
The res,ilt stated,
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Burning Of the steamer W. !.
IIcWis-I'arllally Insured III
Wheeling OIIlres-DHstritCtiV
Etitn ID Aitrlililnii1. MlASOtItl.

Sr. Lofts, March l0-Tle steamer W
]. Lewis, bound from VickSburg for this
city, took hro while coaling at Chester,
illinois, sixty miles below here, this at:
ternoon, and burned to tho waters edge
David WAtbries, Tho watchmah, was
burned or drowned and one pilot and
three other men are missing.
The boat was owned by tho Missouri
river Packet Company and was VALUED
bufgh and Wheeling Offices.
4 fire at Springfield, no, last night de.
slroyed livery stable, furniture store
Sndother property worth over $4,000
Tie Ferguson house and an adjoining
residence, al JefTerSon City, burned last
night Lossnot stated. Several Senator'S
and Representatives wore turned out n
the cold with tho loss Of most Of theft
befsohal effects.
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Cincinnati Horse ana Mule Mar.


The Fifth Street Horse Market has
been very active during past week the
sales footing up 1876 head. Most Of the
stock was only medium, and yet some
very fine drivers and draft horses were
bought to MI two cas for Philadelphia
and one car for Boston; prices from $3.50
to 225. One carload Of fair horses were
shipped to New York; prices from Sl4O
to $3.50. Two car loads Of small horses
and mules were shipped to Baltimore
prices SlO0 toS12O. Several other car.
loads were sent to miscellaneous points,
via: To Richmond, Va South Carolina,
Kentucky, and Indiana. Ono carload
Of fine mules 10 Wilkesbarrc, Pa; prices
$3.50 10 $500.
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EAST Liberty, March 1O.-CArrLE-Re.
cclpts to-day ,i22 head supply light so far
and holders asking high prices; there are
few buyers on hand and very little bust.
doing, only eight loads having changed
hands. Best 90 76a7 0Q medium to good
81 75aO 10; common 10 fair 81 75a5 TO; bulls
50 6Oa6 90.
tIoGs-feCeirts to-day 9S5 head York.
CrS 81 25a7 %; Philadelphia s. 70aS 30.
SttERp-HeceiptS to-day 800 head. Best
50 0Oa0 76; medium "a 76a5 90.
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Earthquake In Mexico.

NEW York, March lG.-Correspond.
cnce from Guadala Jars contains an &C.
count Of an earthquake Of more than
usual force, which on the night of Feb
ruary llth shook large portion Of north.
ern Mexico The little town Of San Girls.
tai was almost entirely destroyed and
seventy dead bodies were taken from the
rnina
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Ohio Legislature.

Co1UMDUs, March 10.-In tho Senate
bills were passed to require Clerks oI
Common Pleas Courts 10 keep motion
dockets. To authorEe the granting Of a
new trial In cases where the verdict il
obtained by false testimony. Toautllor.
lie County Commissioners to establish
free turnpikcs. 10 provide for holding
commissions OF lunacy after tho convic.
tion and sentence Of the prisoner.
In the House bill was passed to ex.
tend the provisions Of len laws to those
who build railroads. A bill was intro
duCed to provide for the issuing Of cerli-
fcales to teachers In country districts fot
two, three and hVe districts.
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I'hiintIeInhia Wool.

PllILADELFiIlA, March 10. = Wool =
Steady lne qualities quiet medium and
combing' grades IN good demand; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 64a56c X 54a55C, medium 66a57 ISc;
coarse 62 IIc; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western Gne 4Oa52 TC; medium 66a50C;
conFse .5laj2et conlbing washed 66aO7c; DO
linwashed 4JliSc; fine unwaShed 85a37 10;
course and medium do 49a44cj tub waAhed
b3a6Oci extra and McrinO pulled 45a6Oc; No.
supUttlng pulled 45a5Oc.
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BALTIMORE, March iO.-Flour-Quiet,
steady aud unchanged. Wheat-FirmCf
western @ % MIXED at ssc. 0ais%fTrm; i n white WGito
western 60aG7C; mixed G5c. Rye-Dull at
81 OPAL 03. lIay-Dull and unchanged.
proyisiOns-StrOhg and buoyant, Pork
go 2Ga20 90. Bulk Meats-shoulders 794c;
clear rib lOAC. I,nCOn-Firm; clear rib
i2c. IArd-Qulet ut lSAal4XC, butter
Easier; western tub and roll 2Oa2SC. petro.
lGnm-Quiet md nominal at 7IiR7%C. Coi.
fee-Dull nnd nominal Rio cargoeB i5fa
lsAc. Whlsky-Demand fair and market
fiFm, 81 iInl 10,
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CINCINNATI, March lG.-Cotton-ACtiye
atI5XC. FlOllr-Stcady and In moderate
demand. Wheat - Firm at 81 10ai l2.
COrn-OpGnCd dull at $50. oats-Firm at
Canada at 20. oils-UnchanSea, Eggs
Firm ut 1885,. Butter and ChGeSe-FiTm
and unchanged. Clover SGed-Steadys at
llailNc, pOrk-AcLiyO; $50 asked. Lard
Active; steam 1890 bid; l4o asked; ketI
tie l4Nc. bulk MGats-ClOSCd easier but
not lower shoulders 79Sc; clear rib iOHc;
clear lOHnllC. BaCon-Steady with mod.
erate demand at SAaiiNaliAC, Whisky
-Stcndy and'in moderate demand at 81 u.
lloGs-Flrmi common 62la7Nc; fair 10
medium 81 2Oa7 Cl5c,
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NEw ORLEANS March iO.-Govetnot
Kellogg today signed the death warrant
Of Esham Brown, colorcd, convicted ol
the murder Of James W. Clinton, lead
Ing lawyer Of 'TcfSas Parish, in December
last. Friday, April 10, Is named as the
dNy for the execution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

SALT LAKE, UrAn, March i6-Thetc
we're two extensive snow slides In Little
Cottonwood canon to-day and The canon
thereby rendered impossible and the
telegraph lines demolished. The snow has
becii falling most Of the time for The past
three days, and Is melting in the valley
but accdmulating on the mountains.
Notice was received hero this afternoon
Of the removal Of Judge Mexican.
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Indiana EdItoriaI E1cursIon

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1e.-The Indiana
Editorial Association assembled In this
city yesterday and left this morning on
an excursion through the South, The
party consists Of Seyenty.Rvo editors,
many Of them accompanied bytheir ladies.
The trip will include stops ut Memphis,
Little Rock, Jackson, Vicksburg, New
Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta,
and many other points Of interest,
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Thc Magnificent bridge at Pitts.
tbn NMent AnMnf.

SCRANTON, Pa, March l0.-The mag
niRcent bridge spanning the susquehannu
River at Piliston vas swept away by the
food tonight, about ten minutes after a
passenger train with its living freight
had passed over II. The river is rising
rapidly and huge slabs Of Ice arc coming
down with the tide thick and fast. Fear.
arc entertained that the two passengei
bridges lower down the river Will DO tori
AwaV
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NEW YORK, March 16.--LIugineSs mod.
erately active, with commission houses and
jObbeiS. Cotton goods steady, and heavy
standard and fine brown sheetings strong
ut current rates. brown ducks and drill
and ChcyOits more active in first handS.
COttonadeS rule quiet. Prints In fair de.
mnnd and firm In first hands. Gnghams
closely sold up to the receipts. Worsted
dress goods doing fairly WOoleh goods
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Another Voto Agalnst Dckoyen.

CINCINNATI, March l0.-Tho Standing
Committee Of the Diocese Of Southern
Ohio voted unanimously against the con.
Secration Of DR.. Dekoven US Bishop Of
illinois. Twenty.three Dioceses have
voted In favor Of the conservation Of Dr..
Jaggar US Bishop Of Southern Ohio. This
being majority Of the Standing Com.
mittecs It Is sufficient to confirm his cleo
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OMAHA.


THE 0NEAT sN0W SEORM
OMAnA, March l6.-The snow storm
which commenced yesterday ragged all
day to-day, and the trains east and weSl
arc behind time Il Il stated that one
eastern road ls blockaded.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CLARKsoN
The funeral Of Mrs. ClatksOn, mother
Of Bishop ClatkSon, took place today
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Tic I,esult In New iIampshire,

CONCORD, n. H. March l6.-The full
vote Of the State Ia now in and fnots tt
az follows: Govetnor-Cheney, 1926
Roberts, S0,i63; white, 764i total vote
792O2; Cheney over Roberts 1922.
Cfogtessmen- First DistfiCt-White.
house, Republican, lS,6ig; Jones, Demo.
crat, 14,0G4; scattering, S26i Jones
plurality, 4S5.
second District - 1'ikc, Republican
1896; Bell, Democrat, 1903; scattering,
2O2; Bells plurality, lF
Third DistrictEBlaif, Republican, H..
3sS; Kent, Democrat, 1871; scattering
iB3; Blairs plurality, 207.