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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-23
NEWsY NOTES.

The steamship Donan brought $500 900
gold irem Europe yesterday.
The Prince Of Wales will represent the
Queen al BeaConsheld's funeral.
The missing ship David Stewart has AZ.
rived al Baltimore nIneLY.six days over.
due.
The floods ID the western and north.
western rivers are generally teCeding,
though In one or two places the water is
reported still rising.
Atst. Matys, OaL., an American, sup.
posed 10 be Julius Merton, With a ticket
from Rock lslGnd 10 Montreal, fell from
the Grand Trunk express train and was
Killed.
A Berlin telegram says the seizure Of the
Boersen Courier has caused much surprise
and uuiAvOrAbls comment There will DO
an Interpolation In the Reichstag on the
subject.
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Is company with several visitors we
lpens couple Of hours Yesterday at the
Wheeling Pottery, in South Wheeling.
1a''e who have not yet visited this new
I'daaI'y in our midst should take early
occasion to do so. The building and lts
appointments are said to be the completest
10 the United States, This Is the judg.
u'nt oi Manager Pearson, who has had an
extensive experience as a builder. Itis
a'1ius out whiseware pottery to the
.uo1ns of abou! 10000 per year, and
'ne goods are going oil rapidly. Mr.. Pear.
nn cIalma that the saving effected here
y cheap coal Is equal to tair interest on
The capital ptocE, He does not know Of
aay locality in the country that possesses
Ef'SleF advantages. We have cbsap
Heights, cheap fuel aud very moderate
aEasion, and these arc three essential
ism' OF success. We trust that ths
Wheeling Pottery Is the pioneer Of several
h"lIAEconcerns in our midst, and wa ,ps
20 reason to doub! tha. such will bs II,
history ' W '''
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RusIXEss Az CINCINNAII.
Review Ofths Markets for the Past Week
-IndIeaII0ns for Ihe RnIaFe.

-IndieAttOns for the Future.
ONcNSATI, o., April 29,-During this
week there has Teen but a moderate de.
mand for money in the local market, yet
rates Of discount have been kept up to six
and seven per cent for prime paper; call
notes on good collateral are readily
made at i've and six per cent Trade in
local securities has been somewhat huctu.
Rting, mainly in street railroad stock,
which was affected by the strike; prices
rallied before the close OF the week and a
fair amount Of transactions were made,
The dry goods trade has been only fair
ly active, aud the anticipAtions Of large
trade on the approaching good weather
were not fully realized, It being found that
the coming Of good weather inaugur.
atea such = busy season among farmers as
TO seriously restrict general trade. The
sales OF groceries, however, have been
quite active, and prices arm. The move.
ment in tour and grain has been stimula.
ted somewhat, and though not
materially affected by the establish.
ment OF call board at the
Chamber Of Commerce prices ruled |
steady and closed stronger for everything
except rye. In provisions the week has
been exciting and unusually large sales
were made when prices held the highest.
Lord Is not held 10, the stock being sold as
fast as made, Bacon also Is scarce, but
there has been large sales OF bulk meats.
Pork Is held firmly for higher prices,
The whisky trade has been an average,
with singular fall Of two cents, which
was quickly recovered to-day,
Cotton has been much neglected, only a
light local demand being tilled and the
market closed weak at lOi cents for mid.
ding.
In the iron trade there has been no
special feature; the market has been
steady with fair demand.
The boot and shoe trade had q brisk
business, but hardly up to expectations,
owing to the deadlock caused BY the sud.
den opening Of spring work by the lar.
mers.
The railroads report unusually good
passenger receipts, but freight light,
slightly better, perhaps, than the previous
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BERLIN, April 22.-Itls stated that Rus.
sia is about to make serious representa-.
tions to the powers on the subject OF o
common security against rsvolutionists.
Bismarck does not seem 10 have yet
taken any positive action on the resolu.
tion Of the Diet In regard to the right Of
asylum, but II 10 certain that he will eager.
ly listen to whatever Russia or any other
power may say on the subject. In the
meanwhile the socialist law is being ap.
piled here with renewed vigilance. Var.
lous suspected artisans and others have
lately been expelled from Berlin, and
scarcely day passes without the name oil
some prescribed publication appearing In
the official GGIstts.
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PHAGADENA.

Appearance In Milwaukee OF the Horse
Disease with PrightfuI Name and
Other bad Symptoms.
MILWAUKEE,, April 22.-The discovery
was made to-day that q peculiar and very
dangerous disease had broken out among
the city DRAFT horses, and several hundred
are already afflicted with It, A number Of
cases are proving fatal. The veterinary
surgeons call 1t phagadena, which is the
technical name for a kind OF spreading
and dangerous ulcers peculiar to the iet.
locks and lower extTemities Of horses
limbs. 1t Is similar In appearance TO the
hospital gangrene, and Is loathsome, as the
stencil emitted is very obnoxious. In a few
hours alter the appearance OF the strange
disease the flesh sloughs of and in some
cases the hoof is shed, when the suffering
brutes have to be killed to put them out
Of their misery, Three hundred cases are
known 10 exist, but 1t is not thought that
the disease Is spreading. Ills supposed 10
have originated from continued exposure
to the snow and Icy .slush Of the past five
months.
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CONQUEs & or nExICo.
Some Extraordinary RumOrA Character
lied ~ silly Rnd HenaRtIounI

lied as silly anu Sensational.
ST. Louis, April 22.-IIon. Thomas Al.
len, late President OF the Iron Mountain
Railroad, and Congressman elect from the
Second district OF this city, whose name
has been connected In the eastern neWa.
papers with an alleged projected conotest
Of Mexico by armed forces under General
Grant, denies, emphatiCally, knowing
anything about the matter. He SAYS the
rumors arc not only sensational bat silly,
de has no financial interest In Mexico,
and thinks the only conquest OF that coun.
try that can or wlll,be made, commercial
one by building railroads In it and open.
ing up the trade to commerce. He knows
but is entirely satisfied that be has no
thought oil an armed invasion, and would
be one ol the last men In The country 10
favor such a scheme,
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rm LinsIy Institute fund now amounts
IA $500 on interest and the Institute
bptldiDg aul grounds, on the corner Of Eof
md fifteenth street, valued at, say Sl2,.
,0O. Thsrspresents the accunulations ol
over bali a century from the modest nu.
esa. devised by Noah Linsly away back
In lbs early days Of the century. The
trustee. OIthe fund are Rev. ]. T. McLure,
President Of the Board, and Messrs. q. D.
Hubbard N. wilkinson, Daniel Lamb,
gosen Omuge, A. ], Sweeney, s. Brady
,ndA. W. Campbell. Three additional
uu..sei we're elected by the board at its
meeting last night, viz; W. B, Simpson,
Aag1Hul PoIlck AID John ]. Jones. The
laud erected the institute building many
ys4p igo, keePs it in repair and furnishes
It Tree Of rent for school purposes, It paid
aalbreIpsnses last year about 5000.
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TaE Wheeling ISrELLI0ESCER praises q
prominent Republican politician because
hs bH Democratic ways about him"
D1nt you know, Brother Campbell, that
there d nothing good Abou! anything po-
littily Il i haS not Democracy about 1t.
-B,ldr Democrat.
The D'noGal is guilty OF putting q word
iutO our article about Hon. Geo. V. Law.
uns that we never used. We did not
ny Democratic, with a capital D) but
democratic wsys,7 with small d. There
IG.l The difference in the world in these
WovordI thu, spelled. jeff Davis is now
n lie always has been, a Democrat, but he
Gs'er had any democratic ways" abou!
lin. Nearly all the leaders OF the rebel.
loo were Democrats in party sense, but
they we're far removed from democratic
'iyi or democratic ideas. They were
mostly notorious aristoCra2.
Wsdo not impute Ignorance to you In
iiultte', Bro. Allen. It was simply an
'a'E'OP Of your Democracy spelled with q
bsD
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KANSAS Ctrr, April 22,-The New Eng.
land excursion to California, which letI
Chicago yesterday, arrived safely at Kan
sas City tonight via the Rock Island
route. The party is in fus spirits and
greatly pleased with the journey thut
far. Their train is the finest evei
ruu into this city, and was drawn from
Chicago by Rock Islands silver. plated
locomotive, making The run through With
out change, A number Of Denver jour
nalisls met the part and left with them
for that city Of s O'Clock tonight,
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TRAGEDY il OINOINNATI,
A brutal Man Kills MIs wife with
HAIchet,


CINCINNATI, April 22.-shortly before
midnight John Mooney was arrested for
the murder OF his wife. The crime was
not known TO the police nor the public.
though the act was done last Sunday, be.
cause death did no! occur iii this eyeninv,
The Coroner being called discovered that
the woman died from the effects Of A
wound inflicted by a hatChet. II appeArs
that Mooney has always been passionate
and abusive, especially when he was
drunk. Last Sunday he assaulted I'D
wife with q hAtchst and dealt her a severe Irs
blow, on the lef; shoulder and neck. Her
daughter attempted TO interiors, when
Mooney threw the hAtchet at her and cut
her arm isalfully near the shoulders. Mrs.
mooney refused to inform the police Of
her 10 juries. She has been jlnltress at q
bank Tor . number OF years. Her husband
has no occupation, though he says he q
painter His age is 81 years, vile 40.
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over the Proapests-TrAde Far BehInd
-ReVIeW OF the Past week.

over the Proapesta-TrAde Far BehInd
-ReVieW OF the Past week.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-There has
been better feeling ID mercantile circles
this week owing to the clear, cool wealth.
or, but trade is far behind, particularly
among the dry goods and hardware
houses. Breadstuffs have been In fair de.
mand and closed with better feeling.
Flour iitmer. We record an advance Of
three cents In wheat;tWo cents In corn
eight cents In rye Cotton ruled steady
on the bAsls oil twelve and one.eighth
cents for mlddling upland, but manutaCt.
utefs have purchased Spafingly. Coffee,
sugar and molasses have varied but little,
there being q marked absence Of specu.
'atlve feeling. Coal and pig iron are doll,
With Q dull feeling In tue lsttet owing to
the heavy imports al New York. In drugs
the feature Of the week was the sale OF
eighteen tons OF soda ash al 81 10. Fish
Ia small stock about 1000 bbls OF mack.
etel we're sold from The wharf at 50 50a
700 for Gloucester No. 2s, and "a so for 3's.
Domestic ifultln better demand AM stead '
during the week. In naval stores there
has been q decided upward movement.
Provisions rule fair, with a fair jobbing
demand. Wool continues in q very apa.
theic and unsatisfactory condition, the
manufacturer buying IN hmall lines 10
meet their Immediate e1lgenCies. While
the anxiety 10 realize on the part OF the
holders Of Ane aeeCes is as great as ever,
medium Heeces are attracting more 4tteu.
lion aad are relatively steady, but the
other grades are neglected. The inquiry
iof Manufactured goods continues 10 be Of
an extremely limited character, and until
there is o change In this respect We eau
not look for any great degree Of activity.
The advices from the South, particularly
from Texas, indicate that new wool is
offered to some extent but that the shear.
ing will be unusually late, Supplies oi
the new clip are beginning 10 arrive aI
San Diego, San Antonio and San Fran.
cisco, Prices ruled steady,
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TRAFFIC IN tESsEssgE.
Market Matters at Memphis = Cotton
Onii00k.

UuiiOok.
MEMPHIS, Aptil 22.-The summary Of
the general trade ot Memphis during the
week has been iIir Tor the season. The
entite farming interest 10 actively engaged
in ploEing and planting. The high water
aud threatened overflow, together with
the fact that the farmers are buSily ocOu.
pied, has checked trade to some extent,
but nevertheless the volume has been
fully up to the usual standard for the
season. The large receipts Of cotton a.
liverpool and the dullnes8 oi the market
In that city has had q depressing effect on
that staple here, and the sales for the week
show a falling OF from the week previous.
Exporters have been out Of the market
for the past three days, and what sales
have been made were 10 spinnefs. The
future outlook ls favorable, although the
season is fully two weeks late. Pfepsis.
tons are being made for planting an acre.
age that will be equal to last year, in both
cotton and corn.
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INHUMANITY
or MAN TO HIS FELLOW NAN PRO.
FUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
catalogue OF Criminal Occurrences ON
"Hangman'A Day" - ExeeuIIons or
Vile Murderer and Husband hur.
deFeF = Another Wife Killer
Ready to Hang, So, &e.
A CoLORED WOMAN HASaED.
Her OGsnse the Murder oT Her Husband
Last January.


MRHRRES, VA April 90. - Lucinda
Fowlkes, coIored, was hanged at the Lun.
enbeFG Court House to day for the murder
OF her husband January last. ouly the
necessary officers, one preacher and three
other persons witnessed the execution.
The womansaid that the negro, Deans. sus.
pected Of completely, was "just as clear "a
an angel" She killed her husband be.
cause he was mean to her and constantIv
s6using ald beating her. The crowd on
the outside OF the enclosure where the
execution took place, Joined with he con.
dem1sd and preacher in singing hymns,
which they could hear the preacher
give out. The body was buried near
Ihe lall, but will doubtless bs resur-
reCted tonight, as the woman had CON.
body. 's N''
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NEw YoRx, April 22.-The Tribune says:
About forty manufacturers OF knitted
goods, doing business in different parts Of
the country, met yesterday to take action
In regard to the circular recently issued by
the Treasury Department, which, the
manufacturers say, in effect removes the
duty on knitted wooden goods, and which,
II Is claimed, threatens to cause serious
loss to American manufacturers. A per.
mAnent organization was effected by
choosing as president james TalCott.
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orstrieud ". 5, Goshorn, Esq did not
ana b1cE from Mexico with any toploIt.
,.,I ,,.r, Of the country or the people.
A., \, Mexico and Me1icans they will do we'll
.noe,b. bn. he doesn't want to annex
.i,b ,bsm. He thinks that they need a
,,.n.,dors shaking up from modern civ
,IIna,u 10 order to put them in line with
,b,e,un,y. This they are bound to get
ram the Yankees in the next ten years.
ma, Won't know themselves by 1890.
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EVERYBODY HrRIKEs.
All Glasses Of WREs.LabOreFs In CIeV,
land Demanding Increased Pay,

|
land Demanding Increased Pay.
CLEVELAND, April 22.-Ths street rail.
road mems strike was not as successful as
the strikers hoped, To-day several Of the
lines are running as usual, The strikers,
at meeting this morning, talked good
deal, Among other remarks, 1t was said
that the sympathy Of the ladies was with
the strikers, which is more sentimental
than negotiable, though partly on the
strength Of that romance they are plan.
ming to run opposition lines Of omnibuses
and other vehicles, called the Conductors
aud Drivers Line. II is proposed to ad +,
vertise for vehicles and horses to hire.
A committee was appointed TO wait ON the
Mayor in reference to license and other
pTeliminaTles, and contributions are called
for.
The threatened carpenters strike has
been partly Rvsrted by several contractors
and builders Concertedly notifying the
men Ot such alvAucs as they feel they
can afford. No great advance can be given
at present, as the contractors have con-
tracts for some months TO come which
were made Ut the old prices.
The Wedell House employees at dinner
time waited on the proprietor Ia body
aud respectfully asked for an advance.
Mr.. O. I. Wesley at once granted 1t, say.
ing that the intention was TO voluntarily
advance the wages in q few days, any
way,
The printers on the LEADER, on request,
were granted an advance,
The mouldeFS' strike is apparently IN.
changed,
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ST. Lotus, April ga special says that
band otarmed men rode up to the house
Of q man nanel MCLaureus, living In The
little town Of Frio, in Edwards county,
Texas, last Tuesday and deliberately mur.
dered McLaure7s, bis wife and young
man living with them named Lucas.
There Is no cause given for the act and
the perpetrators Of 1t are unknown.
Plhnder, evidently, was not the object, a.
nothing In the house was disturbed,
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WANTS no BE INvrsrIaArrp.
A Man who Has Been Charged with
Fraud WAnIs q Trial.

Fraud Wants u Trial.
WARRINGTON, April 22-General Geo.
A. Sheridan made a demand to-day OH
Postmaster General James for an investi.
cation Of the charges made in the news.
papers connecting him with the patent
tie sack fastener contract aud the claim that
he was instrumental Ia deftauding Fay.
man, the inventor, out Of his Just dues.
It has been charged that Fayman Of
fered 10 furnish the fasteners at eight
cents each, but commission which
was appointed 10 examine bis device
reported adversely afterwards. Sheridan
is said to have got control Of the fastener,
and the commission which rejected Fay.
mans proposition reversed its decision,
It is alleged, and contract for 100000 fas
teners at 20 cents each was ultimately
given Sheridan. The Postmaster General
has appointed commission to take evi.
dence. Several persons arc summoned to
appear before It.
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TuSls, April 29.-The Bsy declares the
landing Of the French troops at Tabsrco,
unjustifabls, and II effected must be
by force and against the expressed will Of
the Bsy, who will despatch q protest 10
the Powers for protection.
LONDON, April 22.-An Athens special
says the situation was nsvst more serious
than at present. -
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y,,yLs is goiug to tell the press boys
.,|,bei, friends, ct the Opera House to-
sI,b, N that he knows about hanging on
-,' ',,Ss ,,,ped edge Of expectancy at Wash
- IVAN, He had a position in the DepaFt'
-. ,.,,,o the Exterior there for about four
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In SsSs VISs' ApdI !, ss.-rhs R,puttieau.
sns,,, go''a, s.,,.S, Texas. special says. A
l.pi, ,b,.sa believed to have been mur.
slet lsd dam ,nD On On the Texas 4 Pacific
aisstd lo".,,ove rg over, was found horribly
s.u S;'d with the name Of 7! nsTs gs.,S. Y.
M On IS,s'sn n! thereon, was ibs asasR, oSIv
LIN p'''0n calculated to Identify
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rnILLIPS' uSrA,NSrss.
S'', Long Replies to W.pd.,i.. p..,..
III the AbhnII C...

"spIIeS To Hehdell'a pPotasi
In the Abbott Case.
,,i'S o0'Fos' April 29.-Gon Long has re.
!.', Ilsl to the protest Of Wendell phillips
H''aH , the execution Of s,earns K. All.
'ot The GOvstnor claims for himself III IN.
na' humanity as Phillips on the snbisot %
VI 'ipi'nl punishment, and had ,ocom. IN.
iass. ssadsd Ihe Council to commute hi. ssn.
sasei sa.a.i lie '1ys' "wi,h the Council '0n 0n.
MI mn nave no more power In ths case
NM, r,l '0p nave, either to pardon nv co,D' T%T.
Ss. % 4, ! can not withhold or ,sipSS % ~
nst AN asg ,sg death warrant, because the % SaS. y
co5,, uuu,i y. lhe p'e'entllW ia lssuej bv ,bo
M s,tlns y 5ae e., time Of the sentence Pa. Hne
tvs SIs ~ Phillips insin1Alion A IN Tho me-, 1,S
io,, I'D .i,,. Sae toye'nor's part The LATER sSSS
10, ,s,iIs ,,IiIePpe9l, and says Il PhiIIips ISsS
adv " believe there Is one i WSS Sow. SUe.
IoaDJ,,I,Ii % make an iusinration y" Si,SoTi II SSS
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GREENFIELD, o., April 9l.-A special
says that Mike Foley was fatally injured
by the explosion Of a can Of powder which
be was using 10 oil blast at Fuckers
stone quarry. A lingering spark In the
ashes ignited the powder, and Foley was
blown considerable distance.
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"a, yoapd,ytlle people have held an
..t.1,I ~, meeting and resolved to take
aa'I .a'V'''1 1l the subscription assigned to
..s,..,,n ~. county ia good earnest. They
Ar'. ,',,. al friends OF the road that their
.,,,vI,l be forthcoming in due season.
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DENVER, Cot, April 22,-well authen.
ticated rumou are to the effect that a ssfi.
Gus accident occurred on the southern
end Of The Denver 4 Rio Gtands road In
which six or eight persons are said TO
have been killed. II is impossible 10 OBJ.
tain the pattiCulats At present.
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sr. Lovts, April 29.-AtsS Augusta
Goldberg, girl Of some public notoriety,
took morphine this morning with suicidal
intent, and Notwithstanding the efforts Of
two physicians, died this afternoon. Die.
appointment in love affairs seems to have
been the cause OF the girls act
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DENIES THE CHANGES.
Brady Characteristics all charges Against
Him NJ False.

11E"Ns V""EWNFoEEHVa WI NHWFKV1 q NENInBI
Him ~ False.
WAsHISoroN, April 29,-The National
Republican will tomorrow print the fol.
lowing:
NEw YoRX, April %.
10 George C. GOrham, Republican Office,
Washington, D. c.:
You will please say for me that all
charges, direct, or indirect, affecting my
integrity as public official are absolutely
and unqualfedly false.
THOMAS ], BRADY,
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Am..i.nn PIE. n rn.n.r.

CoSs7ASrtSoPLE, April 22.-Ths Porte
has prohibited the importation Of Ameti.
can pork. A Committee Of Americans
will ascertain the value Of the stock
already received, after which II will be
destroyed.
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BosroN, April 29.-Chsrles Heath made
another statement to-day regarding his
treatment in Louisiana, saying that Judge
Bridgsr being In sympathy with bis perse.
Cutofs could not make a filr statement.
He reitera!es substantially the statements
before made by him.
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bad Busihssa llAkinE the Enstlsh Thlsk
Of C0mlnR OVAF.

LoSDoS, April 09.-Ttade at Bradford
ls much depressed, and some Of the arms
there contemplate taking their machinery
TO America and manufacturing American
wOolena on the spot,
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,,.,o, couSrY Is warming up IN favor
,',h..,,b,pg "l 500 900 to the PittaburGh
o. .,ts,n 'I railroad, The Virginia" says
,'.'I y. ,S.,s b ba. little opposition to the
,,,,rfipllOn.
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GALVESTON, April PA Mes, special
says: The heaviest hail and rain storm
ever known about Huntsville fell to-day.
All the bridges were carried away, aud II
10 feared that the corn crop is seriously
damaged.