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railroad company to the telegraph com.
pany, and the construction given by the
Court to the language, is that 80 long as the
telegraph company and its assignees shall
be able to perform its obligations under
this contract the contract shall subsist,
This Is the general effect Of the contract,
for 1t does contemplate o dissolution OF
the telegraph company, yet subseuuent
continuance Of the rights under the con.
tract and in case OF an assignment II
would not be necessary that the telegraph
company should resume. There is evi.
dence tending TO show that since the 4th
OF February steps have been taken for
the reorganization Of the Western Tele.
graph Company. That was one reason
why the Court held the case until they
could hear from Baltimore. Iconstrue the
effect Of the contract TO be that as
long as the Western Telegraph Company
and its assignees can perform the con.
tract, the contract subsists, 10 that the
plaintiff has right to claim an injunc-
ton against the defendants TO prevent
them from using the fourth wire in
violation OF the contract with Kendall
and his associates for through business.
The injunction will deprive the A.
& P. Telegraph Company OF the
use Of a valuable wire from Cincinnati
east, and is considered substantial
victory for the Western Union Company.
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a great deal might be written in re-
gard TO the long delay that occurred yes.
terday morning between the discovery OF
the fire in the Grant House stables and
the appearance OF an engine on the
ground. 1t is, Of course, an easy matter
to find fault with the Department, but as
long rs people have to run around town
and wake up the tiremen, it does not seem
as ii We could hope for any very prompt
assistance from the Fire Department in
cases ci emergency at night time. The
defect is in our system, or in other words
in the fact that those who have charge oi
the engines sleep at their homes and not
at the Hose houses, and that there is no
speedy means Of communicating an alarm
OF fire to said Hose houses. 1t is easy to
see that these two drawbacks are the weak
spots in our Fire Department, and that
they must always make it inefficient.
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The marks last evening indicated %
feet 8 inches and falling.
The Express was the regular Parkers.
burg packet.
The Kerr left for Pittsburgh at II
A. NJ, having been detained about FIVE
hours getting on freight. She had a big
trip OF both freight and passengers.
The Hudson got in from Cincinnati
about 3 r. NJ, with an excellent trip. She
will return to-day at 3P.M.
The Mallie Ragon will the regular
Parkersburg boat this morning.
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Salt
Valley will pass up tonight.
The Nail City will probably leave for
St. Louis to-day, with tow OF Wheeling
manufactures.
The VIM. Stone passed down at 4 p. NJ
with tow Of coal.
Capt. Anschuta thinks the sunken
steamer Calumet can be raised when the
river falls.
The Iron Valley left for points above
with some bRrges at noon.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 30.-River 10 feet
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 3O.-Weather clear
and warm. Departed-Sherlock, New
Orleans Shinkle, Cincinnati. River lG
feet 6 inches,
CrNc1SwArr, March SO.-River Al fee,
4 inches and stationary. Weather fair and
warmer. Arrived Charles Morgan,
New Orleans. Departed - Courier
Wheeling, The shinklO is due from
Memphis.
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prosnectiye RaIIrond TVar.

The railroad skies look rather threat.
ening again. As will be seen by dis.
patch under our financial head, the Bal.
timore and Ohio road Is accused OF cutting
the combination rates, and, in reply, ac.
cuses the Pennsylvania roado Of doing the
same thing. The combination Of the
trunk lines evidently lacks cohe.
sion, 1t is like the Nail As.
sociabon, it always has a black sheep
in the pen. The public are beginning to
look upon war as the natural relation of
these rival lines, just as Frederick, OF
Prussia, or somebody else, once said that
war was the natural condition OF nations.
Taking this view OF the future, investors
in the stocks Of these roads seem in.
Clined to get rid Of them.
We observe great decline in
the price OF Baltimore & Ohio, which has
gradually fallen from sl75 per share a
year or 80 ago to Sl2S, its present price.
Pennsylvania Railroad is selling at $50
on the hundred, and New York Central
has fallen from sll5 to S92. Since Mon.
day last B. & o. stock has fallen from
Sl35 to Sl25 bid.
The telegraph companies are also
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER CIAL
New York Money and STOCKS.
By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-Private sales Of
gold were made to-day at los ll.lG. The
leading drawers OF the Sterling market
posted the rates up to 81 SAX, the rates at
which business could bo done being 81 STA
s. So.
Inquiry was made ut the Office Of the
Erie Railroad Company to ascertain the
correctness Of the report that the schedule
OF freight rates adopted by the trunk lines
last winter was no longer observed, and
that each line was making contracts for
itself at the best figures obtainabie. Mr..
Jowett said theserepOrts were unfortunate
ly true. The Erie and New York Central
Companies had maintained the rales made
by the compact until convinced that this
course was no longer practicable The
agreement was broken by the Baltimore &
Ohio Company, which, by its Managers
own admission, had been cutting the rates
for eastward bound freight. ltwas asserted
on behalf Of the latter company that the
rates had been violated by the PennSylya.
MIA Railroad Company. On the other hand
Col Scott declared that that Company
had maintained the rates strictly. Thus
the matter stands ut present. When asked If
the existing rupture was likely to result in
another war, or new compact. Mr. Jew.
EFT replied that he was unable to say; an
effort would be made, however, for read.
iustment Of the difficulty. The Post says ::
"We are told that western bound freights
have not been disturbed, dnd that the
only changes in the eastern bound are
from the southwest, and on grain freights
only, and there is reason to believe that the
,liflprpnrea will ha a prap apVoI ,.xt yrn.I- -
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Ohio LcgISlnfurc.

COLUMBUS, March 3O.-In the Senate
to day, the bill to establish county asy.
lums was defeated by tie vote, but was
afterwards reconsidered and laid on the
table.
A bill was introduced authorizing the
formation Of partnership associations, in
which the capital subscribed shall alone
be responsible for the debts of the associa
tion.
The following bills were passed:
House bill to authorize the votes OF
stockholders in mining companies to be
cast by proxy.
Mr.. Carnahan's bill to allow councils
Of municipal corporations to pass an or
dinance to regulate, restrain and prohibit
ale, wine and porter houses was taken
from the table. An amendment was af.
fered to exclude all cities from its pro.
visions and provide for local option in
villages. The amendment was disagreed
to-yeas 81, nays 3S.
The bill was then deieated-yeas 80
nays Al.
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Particulars of the Arrest OF U. 8.
Consul Suttcr.

SANFRANcIsCo, March 30.-The further
particulars Of the arrest and imprison.
ment Of John A. Suffer, U. S. Consul, are
as follows: Previous to the occupation
OF the town by the forces of Diaz, under
the command Of General Jimneg, Gen.
eral Alverez, who held the place in the
interest Of Lerdo, levied contribution
on the citizens to obtain funds TO carry
on the contest sgainst Diaz. Among
those who paid the amount assessed was
Henry Kastan, an American citizen who
owned considerable property in this
vicinity. About this time Consul SUIT
ter's house was entered one night by
Mexican, with the view OF robbery. Sut.
ter shot and wounded him, and was ex.
amined and discharged by due process OF
the law. When Jimnez entered the city,
this same Mexican turned up as one OF
his adherents. Together with large
proportion OF the rabble element, and
there is an impression that his private
enmity may have had some weight in the
subsequent proceedings against Suffer,
more particularly as many threats were
uttered against him by the rough
element. Jimnez at once began to levy
forced contributions, and seized
lot Of cattle belonging to Kastan. The
latter lodged a protest with Sutter, as the
American representative. Then, fearing
a personal tribunal, he left the city. On
the morning Of the 9Th Sutter sent pro.
test to Jimnez, receiving reply to the
effect that he had better be careful how
he protested against or interfered with
the action OF the Mexican authorities or
he would get in trouble. A few hours
after Sutter was surrounded in the street
by soldiers and marched to prison. Sub.
sequently Jimnez apparently concluded
that he had carried things too far and in.
formed Sutter that on making request
in proper form he might be liberated.
Suffer replied that he would accept his
liberty il offered, but declined to request,
and still remained in jail on the depar.
ture Of the steamer. In letter to his
brother here he says he has sent letter
10 the United States Consul General at
the City OF Mexico, representing the state
OF affairs, and intimates doubt whether
it will reach its destination, as all his
correspondence passes under his jailor.
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ITALY.


ROME, March 3O.-The Papal Nuncio
has sent TO the Vatican, the report Of the
conversation with Count Andrassy, on
handing him the papers containing the
recent allocution. Count Andrassy in.
formed the Nuncio that the Austrian
Government while deeply interested in
the welfare Of the Holy See, desired to
avoid any internal embarrassments and
therefore confdes in the Nuncio's prud.
ence.
The Pope was carried to small gal.
lery Of St. Peters to-day to witness the
Good Friday services.
In consequence of polemics about the
Ropes allocution, the Vatican has re-
solved to send 10 the Nunclos at foreign
courts memorandum explaining the
situation OF the Holy See,
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CHICAGO, March SO.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wheat-Dull, We TX and lower,
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 20 cash; 81 25Js
April; 81 SO9S May; No. 3, 81 II; rejected
9Sa99c. Corn Fairly active and shade
higher; 3s9sc April; 42c May. Oats--Ac.
tive and shade higher; Sic April; SlAc
May. Rye-Firm and unchanged. Barlt y
dull but frmer, 6Gc. Pork Unsettled
but generally higher; Sl4 OOa14 Us cash;
$lS % April $l4 OF 11al4 10 May. Lard
Quiet; 50 80 cash and April; 50 40a9 42IE
May. Bulk Mcats-Steady end unchanged
Whisky-Quiet at 81 05.
At the close wheat was irmer; 81 2GIi
April; 81 Sla1 3lH May. Corn, 3SssC
April 42Nc May. Oats unchanged, Pork
weak and lower; $l3 GOALS 99H April;
$l4 05 May. Lard unchanged.
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NEW YoEE, March S0.-Flour-Quiet
and prices unchanged. Whcat-Lower ( or
spring; more doing for export at declue;
81 4OHal 4S ungradcd spring 81 As No. .
Milwaukee, in store, closed nominal;
81 47al 4S No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 44a1 10 No.
2Chicago; winter dull aud nominal. Rye
Quiet; western S2as5c. Barley-Dull and
heavy; ungradcd Canada sSc. Malt-Dull.
COrn--A shade easier, aher more doing
for export and home use; "a 1Ga5jc ungrad.
ed western mixed; 5494a55c steamer mixed;
j6c white western mixed; 5S4a5Gc old
western mixed. Oats-Dull and heavy;
3Sa52c western mixed and State; 4Sl56c
white do. Hay-Heavy; zoe shipping,
Hops-Quiet; Calico yenrlings; SalSc new
western. Coflee-Dull and unchanged,
lGha20Xc, gold, Rio cargoes; l63&a22c,
gold, job lots. Sugar-Quict and nOml.
nal; SssaSjsc fair TO good refining; 9c
prime; refined quiet and unchanged. No.
lasses-Quiet and unchanged Rice-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull at 81 O7
al 071s,
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EVANSVILLE, March 3O.--Wca,her
cloudy, warm and rainy; mercury AZ tc
Gj0; wind east to south. River 50 feel
and rising, Down-Miller, Cherokee
Coal Inland tow, Tarascon, Sllvcrthorn
Up-Unknown, Idlewild, Norton. Busi
ness fair. The TarAsCon reports the Iror
Mountain at the bank below Lowisport
apparently disabled.
MEMPHIS, March 3O.-Good Friday
was duly observed nt the and Catholic
Episcopal Churches. Cotton exchange and
Chamber OF Commerce closed.
MEMPHIS, March S0.-River fallen .
Inches 20 feet 8 inches in the channel.
Weather clear; mercury 100. Departed
-Carondelet, for Cairo; Grand Tower,
Tor Vicksburg; Helena, for st, Louis.
OMAHA, March 30.-There was heavy
rain in this section this morning, The
river has risen 8 inches In the last six
hours.
New ORLEANS, March 9O.-Departed--,
Golden City, for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, March Observation-Disclosures,
Nashville; Blue Lodge, Ohio; GoGI, Mem.
phis. Departed-Glencoe, New Orleans.
River so feet 4 inches, and rising.
Weather cloudy; mercury 62.
VIcKsGURG, March 3O.-Weather clear
and warm. River rose one inch. No
boats down. Up--lllinOis, r. Mitchell,
Golddust.
SHREVEPORT, March 3O.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather cloudy and
warm. River fell 3 inches.
New ORLEANS, March 30.--To.day be.
ing legal holiday the banks were closed
and but little business transacted. The
day was observed with the usual cers-
monies in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches.
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Chesnpenke & OhIo Cnnnl.Co.

RICHMOND, Va, March 3O.-Reports Of
special committees on the settlement
made for Virginia with the Chesapeake
4 Ohio Canal Company, occupied the
House all day yesterday, when by vote
Of "a to % it was adopted. A resolution
Of the minority report directing the
Governor to employ counsel to exam.
inc into the matter, pertaing to the con-
tracts made by the Board Of Public
Works with Bradley L. johnson, Wilson
Poe and John Poe, Feb. eth and March
9th, 1867, and their settlements under
said contracts, and il there are proper
grounds for so doing to cause legal pro.
ceedings to be instituted to recover what.
ever balance may be due the State.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

was being drawn from Milwaukee to
Chicago. The reason for adopting this
unusual course was that a speedy deci.
sion was desired from the Judge, and as
his engagements compelled him to pro.
coed to Chicago shortly after the argument
commenced at Milwaukee, the opposing
lawyers agreed to accompany him on
the trip, and continue their discussion
while the train was progressing with
its usual rapidity. The matter under
consideration related to railway litiga
tion, and there was, therefore, pee uliar
propriety in this instance in having one
Of the commodious cars Of the present
day converted into temporary temple OF
Justice.
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CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Near Aiken;
N.Y. Tuesday evening, negro named
Parker May attempted to commit rape
on the person Of little nine year old
daughter Of Mr.. Murray, one Of the
Superintendent OF the Southern Railroad
gangs, during the absence Of her father,
injaring the child seveerly. Next day he
attempted to rape farmers wife resi-
ding in the vicinity. About 2 o'clock
this morning his body was found hanging
to the limb Of tree about mile from
town.
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CINCINNATI, March SO.-Cotton-steady
at lie. Flour-Firm and unchanged
Wheat-In fair demand; red 81 5Oal CO.
Corn-Quiet and steady at 4ia43c. Oats
Steady at S6a4Oc. Rye-Steady ut 75c.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork
Firmer at $14 75a15 90. Lard-Quiet; steam
held at 9hc; kettle I0al0IIc. Bulk Meats
Strong and in good demand; shoulders
5a5ssc; short ribs 81 STAT 40 short clear
79%c. Bacon-Dull at 61<, so, sIG and S94c.
Whisky-Demand fair and prices higher 1t
81 0i. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Quiet; common 81 2Oa4 rs; fair
to good lights S5a5 10; packing IS OOa5
25; butchers' grades S. SOa5 40.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

BERLIN, March 3O.-The National Ga
sette states that the .Khedive OF Egypt has
sent 100000 cartridges to Turkey, and
promised to send troops. The Bcy Of
Tunis has sent four complete maitrail-
leuse batteries and large pum of money.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 30.-It is
stated that the protocol will be signed in
London on Saturday. The Russian
journals announce that an insurrectiUn
has broken out in the Pashalik Of
Diarbekir. The armed population are
resisting the enforcement Of conscription,
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TOLEDO, March SO.--Flour--stcady.
Wheat-Steady; No. white Michigan 81
549%i No. . do 81 A; extra white do 81 IS;
amber spot seller April 81 531I; red WIN
ter spot 81 SIX; seller May 81 81; No 3 red
81 80. Corn-Steady; high mixed spot
4iHci seller April 45c; No. 9 spot 4iIci
seller May 45Ac; yellow 45I%c; No. . white
45ai6c. Oats-Steady; white 4OIEc. Mich
igan S6}Ec; rejected Sic. Glover Seed-at
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Destruction OF Min Property.

BIDDDEFoRp, Me, March SO.-Under
the pressure Of the ice and water in the
Saco river, B. c. Jordan's saw mill with
valuable machinery, was swept away at
the Salmon falls last evening. Another
mill ofthe same party, is partly under
mined andit is thought that it will also
so, in which case it Is feared that 1t will
carry away the dam and cause n great
destruction along the river.
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NEwGuEG, L. l., March 30.-samuel
Mclaughlin, a well.known horseman and
driver, died at his home, near this place,
last night.
NEw YuRK, March SO.-R. H. Mackey,
one OF the largest fancy goods dealers oi
this city, died Yesterday in Paris, whittier
he had went for the sake OF his health,
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SAN Francisco, March SO.-The con.
fession OF A. NJ. Ames, the organizer Of
the Labor Union, Of Chico, who is under
arrest, confirms the previous report that
the Order is responsible for the out
RACES in Chico and vicinity, and that the
Council Of Nine were but instruments Of
the Union.
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Mcssrs. Lewis and wOodmansee.

These gentlemen, the prOprietors of
the Grant House, have the warm and
active sympathies Of all our people in the
misfortune that fell upon them yesterday
morning. Every body is glad to know
this misfortune is greatly mitigated by
the amount OF their insurance, and all
join in hopeing that it will not be long
until the Grant House will rise from its
ashes, and become again like its prede.
cessor, one Of the popular institutions Of
Wheeling.
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RAILWAY NOVELTIES. "A train OF
twenty freight cars which left San Fran.
cisco on the Goth Of this month, loaded
with silk, tea and hops, just landed from
Yokohama, WAS expected to reach Par.
kersburg yesterday morning and Balti.
more some time to-day, after an unpre.
cedentcdly quick run across the continent
of ten or eleven days. The train has
been run on fast time all the way through
from San Francisco, the object being to
make the journey in less time than has
been consumed in dispatching similar
freight along the more northern lines to
New York, and thus give both Baltimore
and the Baltimore routes sort of com.
mNrcisl prestige. Passenger trains have
spannCd the continent in much shorter
time, but it will he notable feat to
transport considerable quantity of
freight from the shores OF the Pacific to
an Atlantic oesport at the high rate Of
speed required torealiee present expect.
atiOns.
Another railway novelty last week was
the holding Of session Of a United
States court in passenger car while i.
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LONDON, March SO.-The financial
article OF the Times, has the following:
Silver became very fiat upon the India
CounseIs announcements: Next week
tenders would be received for 2GI lacs
Of rupees, about Sl,llS,OOO, an increase
Of about fifty per cent over the previous
allotments. No transaction reported,
but bars quoted at 81.
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Hanged.

@SAN FRASCrsoo, March 3O.-James
Hayes was hanged in BAnkers6eld, Keene
county to-day, for the murder OF Thomas
Goodwin, keeper Of the Mountain House
Saloon at Tehaeepi Pass, on the Southern
Pacific Railroad,
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FRANCE.


PARIS, March 3O.-The report on pub.
lie worship estimates has been read before
the Finance Committee, it sets forth the
necessity OF enforcing the obedience OF
the Clergy to civil law, and declares ii
high time to bring the Clergy back to
strict observance Of the Concordat.
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CHICAGO, March 3O.-A Tribune Galena,
Ills, special says that Hon. E. B. Wash.
bourne reached home tonight and re-
ceived hearty welcome, which was
almost an ovation. He will probably be
rendered reception during the coming
week
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New YORK, March SO.-Capt. A. II.
BogarduS, in shooting his air match at
Gilmore Garden this evening, broke 900
glass balls, one at time in the air, in II
minis. and 40 secs. He only missed %
balls out Of 1,02S.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-There is a
general observance Of Good Friday and
the principal stores on the leading ave.
nues are closed. Business is entirely sus.
pended at the banks, Chamber OF Com
merce, Cotton Exchange, and insurance
and other offices.
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BosToN, March SO.-The bulk.head OF
adam on Harrington river, at Rainbow,
gave way Wednesday afternoon. Three
paper mills were saved BY the turning Of
the course 9th food,
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Weather indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OBPfcR OF THH CHiEV SIGNAL OFPIcKE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3l-l a. Il.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley and Lake Regions, falling
barometer, warmer easterly to southerly
winds during the day, generally cloudy
and threatening weather with rain.
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New York, March So.-The steamer
Canada, from London, has arrived.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-The steamer
Nuremberg, from Bremen, has arrived.
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Oufck Time.

New York, March 3O.-A train ol
cars ofsilks and teas from China and ia.
pan, which left San Francisco on the Goth,
reached here at G I'm. to.day,making the
trip in ten days.
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NEW YORK, March SO.-BuSiness con.
tinues light with package houses. Cotton
goods in moderate demand; prices OF
brown sheetings lower in some cases; In.
dian Head brown sheetings are reduced.
Dress goods in steady demand. Mems
wear woolenS quiet.
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FIRE RECORD.

MuNsoNvILLE, n. H., March 3O.-J, D.
Colony & Sons cotton factory burned to.
day. Loss $4,000.
BURLINGTON, IA, March 3O.-Duncan
& Co.'S saw mill burned last night. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1,000. The fire was
doubtless lncendiary.
LITTLE Rock, March 3O.--A portion Of
the buildings in the Dutch Gardens we're
destroyed ty FIRE yesterday morning.
Loss $1,000,