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The Panama Canal.

PANAMA. March "A resolution was
submitted in the Columbia Congress, call
ing upon the executive TO give years no.
notice to the United States of the intention
of the Government of Columbia to with
draw from the stipulations and obligations
of the treaty of December 18th, 1876, be-
tween the two countries. IL also author
ICES the executive to enter into new
treaties with the United States and Spanish
American Republics OF the Continent, with
a view of cOnciliating, if possible, all
legitimate interests concerned in the free
transit OF the lsthmuS of Panama, and
more especially with the inter-oceanic
canal enterprise.
Article 35 of the treaty OF 1916 is espe-
cially condemned as vague and not easy of
Interpretation, and likely to bring about
diSCOrd between the contracting parties.
The resolution is supposed to pave the way
for Joint guarantee of neutrality, between
the republics of the new and the Continen-
tai nations of the old world, in behalf of
the Panama Canal.
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ST. CLAlRSvlllE.
Township Convention Candidates
Nomtnated-Corpor Onices-rhe
Two Tiekets-farm sold.
HpecfaI 10 The ReoiSfer.

6pectu{ 70 tAe hc0tSfT.
ST. CLArRsyILLE, March 27.-The Demo-
cratic Township Convention, here, on Sat-
urday afternoon, was quite largely attend
ed. Our township and town conventions
are mass conventions, at which every Dem.
ocrat has right to vote for the candidates
OF his choice. The convention nominated
David NJ Davis for reelection to the office
OF Justice OF the Peace, by acclamation.
For Trustees, three ballots were had, re-
sulting in the nomination of Joseph J.
Taggart, VIM. II. Mcbride and John White.
For Clerk, Frank l.. Rice was nominated; /;
for Treasurer VIM. w. McMonies; for AS
SCISSOR, John T. Norrie; these three being
nominated by acclamation. For Consts-
bles, Robert Steadman and Vim. Webber
were nominated on the first ballot. There
was spirited contest for the Trustees and
Constables.
The Democratic Corporation Convention
was held Saturday evening, and was
lively affair 1t was the largest municipal
convention ever held in st. Clairsville, and
the contest for some OF the places on the
ticket was interesting. Isaac NJ. Riley was
re.nominated for Mayor. He received 53
votes and Andrew Alexander 81. The big
contest was for Marshal and JOS. Randolph
received the nomination by the following
vote: Randolph -, Alex. Williams 10,
VIM Webber >. Frank l.. Rice was nom
mated for Clerk, VIM. W. McMonies for
Treasurer and John =. Hall for Sealer OF
Weights and Measures, all three by accla'
nation there being mother candidates for
these positions
For School Commissioner there were two
ballots, with the following result: First
ballut-Rubert Steadman 81 James Ander.
son 32, Rabert Anderson -. Second bal
or. Stcadman ~, James Anderson 3D.
For member OF Council, James b. Ryan, {.
n. Gaumer and John Ferren were nomi-
mated. The vote stood: Ryan 81. Gaumer
10, Ferren g., James osborne -, John Will
son l..
A few of the Republicans met together
and made up the following ticket: Town
ship-Justice of the Peace, Thomas II. Rca;
Trustees, j. Fletcher Young, John Nc
Mcchen. Robert Clark Clerk, T. w. Dickey;
Treasurer George Jepson; Assessor, Rich
ard Sutton; Constahles, John Riley Marion
McAllster CorpOration-Mayor, John
Pollock; Marshal, John Riley; Clerk, H. r.
Talbot Treasurer George Jepson; Solic-
itor, Wilson Mitchell; Sealer OF Weights
and Measures, Thomas f.. Clark; Street
Commissioner, Thomas Malone; Council,
James 4, Barnes. Andrew Mcfarland, JAS
McMillen.
All the interest was centered in the Dem
ocratic nominations and the Republican
meetings were but siimly attended. The
Democrats made no nomination for Soic-
itor, there being no candidates among the
Democratic attorneys.
The Robert Kerr farm, near this place,
was sold yesterday 10 Samuel Clark for sC5
per acre.
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FINANCIAL FACTS.
stocks and Bonds In New York.

Nrw York, March 27.-Stocks strong.
The foreign demand rs we'll a. the outside
buying in this country, is improving:
Activity in some OF the fancies, is expected
this week The Gould and Vanderbilt
favorites are still well supported. The
borrowing demand indicates a large short
interest in Western Union. Surprise is
expressed that a prominent Wall street
banker should deny the sale Of Mutual
Union stock, as it is understood his stock
was sold to syndicate which now controls
the Mutual Union in the interest OF the
Western Union.
1t is understood the Western Union has
completed arrangements by which It will
control all the principal telegraph lines in
Canada.
A capitalist lately sold 100000 govern
ments and invested the proceeds in 1t.
Paul and Omaha cons0ls. The ST. Paul
stocks are a favorite with the Bulls.
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CHICAGO.
Lumber Advancing-Blew His Head
On-Cauadfan yisitorz-

CHICAGO. March 27.-The Lumbcrmans
Exchange, this morning, advanced the rate
for April from fifty cents to two dollars per
thousand on several grades OF lumber.
A man named Hitler, tifty years, old;
residing in haywood, on Tuesday, placed
a gun at the top of his forehead and shot
away the entire top of his head de was
a Wild, eccentric man, and had frequently
threatened suicide.
The Canadian visitors who arrived. yes
terday, have been spending the day look
ing about the city, in company with the
Board OF Trade Committee and city OH
,cials. They appeared on Change, shortly
before the close OF the session and were
heartily welcomed.
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Two Children Killed.
Special Dispdtch 10 The Register.

MAssmoN, March q. - This morning
about o'clock, two children, brother anil
sister, were gatharing the scattered coal
from the cars in the switches, here, when
the storm suddenly broke, and they took
refuge under some freight cars, standing on
the side tracks. Soon after the switch en-
.ine came down and commenced making
up train, whcnithc children, in attempt
ing to escape were run over and instantly
killed. Their mother was killed in SINH
lar manner about four years ago. j.
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Accident on the ID. q d.

CAMERON, March 27.-The freight train
going east over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad which left here this morning,
when about half mile east OF CARROTS
station ran over a man named CarmiChael.
He was setting on the cross ties and the
engineer sounded the whistle, expecting
him to get out of the way, but for some
cause he failed to do so, and he ran over
him, crushing him in frightful manner.
1t is supposed he was intoxicated. y.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Morning Session.


Senate Bill No. III, re-enactins certain
chapters of the CODE coming up, the House
amendments were agreed to and the bill
passed.
Senate Bill No. 1863, concerning appeals
to the Court OF Appeals, coming up, the
House amendments were agreed TO and the
bill passed.
Senate Bill No. 217, amending certain
sections of the code, cOmingu up, the amend
ments of the House were agreed to and the
bill passed.
Senate Bill No. 2O3, concerning certain
sections of the code; Senate Bill No. l67 for
like purpose, were each passed.
Senate Bill No. 15S, concerning certain
sections of the Code, was passed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. %, prOvid-
ing for the printing of hand book on the
resources of West Virginia, to be prepared
by the Secretary Of State, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
House Bill No. 42O, the Legislative ap-
preparation bill was taken up and read a
first and second times.
House Bill No. 3lS, amending certain
sections of the Code. was taken up, read a
first time and ordered TO second reading.
Recess.
Afternoon season..
Mr.. Dennis, from the Judiciary Com
mittec, reported back Senate Joint Resolu-
tion No. 29, with recommendation that 1T
do not pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Faulkner House Bill
No 42O was read third time and passed.
Senate bills No. III, l5S, 2l9, BIS 3O2
were passed.
Senate bill No. III, coming up on the
report OF the Conference Committee, the
report was read and adopted and the bill
passed.
House bill No. 272 was also passed.
Senate bill No 1913, coming up, with the
amendments of the House, they were
agreed to, and the bill passed.
House bills No 1872 and Al were passed.
Night Session.
House bill No, l22, was indefinitely post
paned.
On motion of Mr.. Faulkner. the Presi-
dent of the Senate was allowed five days
extra time.
House joint resolution No u. concerning
American citizens confined in English
prisons, was adopted and the tariff resolu-
ton indefinite postponed, after which the
Senate adjourned.
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New Market Hoase.
s,,,eIu Dt,pa,eh % th> Reoiae,.

STEJgEsyILLE, March T.-This afternoon
at 2 o'clock the $4,000 worth Of fye per
cent. bonds for the building Of the market
and opera house were sold 10 Splitter,
wildman Il Co., bankers, Of Toledo. o., at
par. This virtually settles this celebrated
question. which has been agitstins our
citizens for year past, and steubenvilie
will at last have market house and city
hall that she can be proud OF. iost, OF
Bellaire, is the architect. ~.
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Mason Illegally ConGined--Presiden-
tinI Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-Judge Advocate
General Swain has submitted his report to
the Secretary of War on the Sergeant Ma
son case. He holds that Mason is not le'
gally confined. and the proceedings OF the
court-martial are invalid.
The President has nominated Sterling L.
Rounds, of Illinois, as Public Printer;
Lewis Buckner ~ Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth District of Ken.
tucky; John X. Faulkner as Surveyor OF
Customs at Louisville, Ky; A. J. AuXicr
as United States Marshal for the Eastern
District of kentucky. Mrs. Virginia Z.
Thompson is nominated Tor PoStmSreeS
a Louisville Ky.
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A nesnePufe Fight.

LONDON, March 27.-A desperate afiray
occurred at Cloghan. Kings county, Ire
land. between soldiers and the Emergency
men" The latter discharged revolvers.
Several arrests.
An attempt was made, yesterday 10
blow up the house belonging To hahohe'
agent OF Lord ClarbrOek's estate.
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The Cheapest Way.

WAsHINGroS, March 27.-Agent Miles, OF
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe agency, lndi-
an Territory, writes that the crops OF the
Indians last year have entirely failed, and
to be shut up on the reservation with less
than half ratIOns,m may result IN an outoreaA
which will cost the government ten times
the amount necessary to provide for full
issue of rations, a. estimated by the Indian
office, which amount, however, Congress
refused to apprOprlatc.
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BURNED TO DEATH.


WEST ANsoNI, CoYY., March 27.-Nlch-
OILS boarding house was burned at an early
hour this morning, the inmates escaping
with difficulty in their night clothes. Mrs.
Nichols jumped from the second story
window, and received serious conclusions.
Mr.. Nichols missed his wife, and returned
to the building, crawling through the
smoke on his hands and knees. His hair
and whiSkers were badly singcd Two
boarders, young clerks, named Bassett,
who occupied room on the third floor,
were burned to crisp. Their bodies were
fuunl fonctlrr
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The Peril. or a bad Man.

GREEssBrRG, ISD., March 10. VI. Gar
rctt. the St Paul, Ind, murderer, has been
rearrested on the charge OF arson. There
is talk of lynching him.
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Another Disastrous Levee Break.

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-The Arizona
break in Ibcrville parish, east bank, thir-
teen miles above Donaldson, is confirmed
this morning. III considered one OF the
most disastrous breaks yet. 1t is thought
useless to attempt to close it. 1t will flood
st. John, ST. James, and portion OF lber-
yillc-lands that last season produced one.
fifth Of the sugar and rice crops.
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UNDER THE WALLS.
Four Men Killed and Others wounded

PITT>mRG, Pa, March PA Dispatch
special from Evansburg, Crawford county,
Pa, says: During a severe gale, this
afternoon, a three story brick house in
course of erection, was blown down, and
two men, VIM. Hunt and Frank Mcdonald,
were killed. John Houscr and VIM Sharle
were fatally injured, and five others slight
ly hurt.
A similar accident occurred in this city,
this afternoon the wind blowing down n
frame house and fatally injuring John
Atkinson and Pat Gavin, two wOrkmcn.
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u.x Napufnctureti ~ Article.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. March 27.-Under
the decision of the United States Court,
the Treasury department declares hay
dutiable only at 10 per cent. al ralorsm as
non-enumeratcd manufactured article.
Since April Is imported hay has been
classified as non-enumerated manufactured
article dutiable at the rate of 20 per cent.
AL ralorsu. The excess of duties will be
refunded importers.
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Fatal Use OF Pistols In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March T.-On Sunday
James Grant, an engineer, was found dying
on his parlor floor, with pistol wound in
his left breast. 1t is pronounced fatal.
Suicide is suspected. Grant denies this,
and claims it was accidental. Geo. Hauf,
a boy of fourteen, while playing with a toy
pistol, received bullet in his right breast
and expired in few minutes.
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OD,o,ing DakotN's Admission.

WAsnrSGrox. March 27.-The Democrats
have evidently determined 10 oppose the
bin TO admit part of Dakota ~ State IN.
to the Union. The Democratic members OF
tho Senate Committee on Territories, this
morning, asked that the bill, which had
been fayorabiy reported, be re-committed,
saving they wanted to submit minority
reIOrt against it. The bill was recommitted.
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MA, ,o An. Iaanpette sesrch.

WASHINGTON, -. - Harder telegraphS
from Irkutsk that when he applied for the
steamer Lena. which Bennett had author.
lied the government to take, saying he had
secured it for use in the search after DE
Long he was refused by the owners who
said Bennett had made no such contract.
Hunt has cabled Bennett for information.
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er's place, was washed away. The com
press here, under water here for s0Ineti me,
opened to-day.
The Sunfower river and Little Deer
creek are falling There was heavy rain
from Little Deer creek. There is little des-
titution there and planters speak Of max
ing good crop.
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Latest from the south.

vIcKsuURG. March IA steamer from
s,.rLsv On the Tallahatcbine river, reports
a fall of ls inches at that point, and many
planters are preparing to resume work
1t is reported that the gin house OF d. IT,
Penper had fallen. killing and drowning q
number of people.
Louis Stanley was drowned atars. Davis
place, CholaId, on Saturday. u
Two negroes were drowned at MAJOR
The house OF Henry Davenport, On Peet-
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Opposition TO the Panama Canal.

BERLIN, March 27.-The German Govern
ment is opposing, on the ground of the un-
healthy character of the climate, the
scheme OF the Panama canal. Officials who
proposed engaging large number of Ger
man workmen for service in the cOnstruc-
tiOn of the Panama canal have notified
German workmen 10 desist from offering
their services to the company.
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Now Let the Quakers Rage.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The Russian
Charge d'Atfairs at Washington has re-
turned the resolutions sent him to be pre-
sented to the Car by the citizens OF Phila-
delphia at the mass meeting protesting
against Jewish Outragcs in Russia, saying
he Conld not receive them because of their
lanpuaCp
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Tn. o.no.oushae's opisis..

LosDos, March E.-The ODonoug:iue
saws the defeat Of Gladssone's Ministry
would be fatal to the best interests Of Ire
land. II would hand over the Land Act to
those who would do their best to dsfest -
working. He considers, If .iss oonnsels
had prevailed. Ireland would already Be
couterted. and that eioture il legitimate
and necessary assertion Of the power Of the
majority.
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Fatally Injured.
.S,,ecta DisDatch u ne Regtst,

Special Dispatch % ne Register.
PrrTsmRG, March 2.-About noon, to-
day. John Atkinson and Patrick Gavin
were fatally injured, by the fall OF large
frame building, which was blown down by
the wind. Another man whose name
could not he learned, was also badly hurt.
BRIAS.
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MAsOn'a Case.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-No decision was
reached by the United States Supreme
Court in the matter of the petition of Ser
geant Mason for a writ of habeas corpus
and certiorari Bigeloy, Mason's counsel.
fled a protest against the recognition Of
Iyddy as counsel for the prisoner.
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Opposinx the Commission.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Senator Van
Wyck. of Nebraska, delivered speech,
this afternoon, against the tariff commits
sion bill. He maintains that the commits.
sion will prove an expensive method OF
dealing with the tariff and that it will not
ACCOMPLISH any good.
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Railroad Man Drops Dead.

SARATOGA, n Y, March 27.-Z V: X,
Wilson, agent for the Delaware and Hud
son Canal Coal Company, at Rutland, drop
ped dead this morning, aged S.
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The pittsburgh and western Road,

PAINEsYILLE, ONO, March 2G.-The ap-
pointnent of a Receiver on the gainesville
and Youngstown Railroad some time since
has occasiOned great speCulating as to the
causes, it having been generally understood
that controlling interest in the road was
owned by the Pittsburgh and Western. A
prominent officer of the latter road was in
the city to-day, and was interviewed by
the Enquirer reporter regarding the reason
for ihe appointment of u Receiver. 1T IS
as much OF mystery to me as To any one,
said the officer. II had supposed our COM
pany owned the road. \ corps OF
engineers under the pay OF the Pittsburgh
and Western are now makinSt
thorough survey of the Painesville and
Youngstown road preparatory to change
of gauge. There is but little question that
our road will own the narrOw-gaugc, and
will make connections at Painesyllle with
the New York, Chicago and ST. Louis. The
Pittsburgh and Western road have had six
teen corps of engineers at work for year
looking for favorable routes out OF Pitts
burgh east and west All the narrow
gauge roads our company have bought Will
be Immediately changed to the standard
gauge. We will utilize the PaineSville and
Youngstown railroad as an outlet to the
likes and the Nickel Plated railroad as
our connecting line with the Wabash sys-
TEN. We have but two hundred miles Of
track to build, for which the surveys are
already made, when our connection will be
complete from the West to the East, and
to the principal coal and oil fields of Penn
sylyania."
New Fast Train.
CLEVELAND, March 27.-An extra fast
postal train between Cleveland and Toledo
was put on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern to-day.
All Right Again.
LITTLE Rock, March 27.-The damage to
the track of the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas railway, caused by the
flood, has been repaired, and trains have
resumed trips to Arkansas City.
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Change i'm the Army Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-The House Com
mittee on Appropriations discussed the
Army bill to-day, and will probably strike
out the retirement clause and claim-trans
fer clause, both being covered by indePend
ent bills
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d, .,sIieu" Robinson now threatens
We the impeachment of Minister
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Teller to be Secretary.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-It is now stated
positively, that General Teller will be nom
mated Wednesday, for Secretary OF the ln-
terror. A Senator is authority for saying
that the President has said that the posi-
ton had been offered Teller and accepted
hv him
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The population of Italy, according to
be census returns now being collected,
/ seXpertrd to be somewhat under 20
|OOO00. The towns in the last ten
Eears have increased far more rapidly
han the rural districts. The annual
Eormal increase appears to be a fraction
Yer seven per thousand. All the great
ities have increased except Florence.
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rn. .po,,.fi, ,he soutb.

WAsHfSGroN, March T.-Secretary Lin
coin has received telegram from Captain
Lee. at Memphis, saying there were suti,
cient supplies at Yicksburg to last until
April 5, and that If the people are supplied
until April 10 they can afterward care tor
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Coal Company Chartered.

i,,l,,s CE", March PA charter was
he y,s..il9e d. l9e State Department to-day to
Nerr:, Ehl0gheny River Coal Company,
csrf,,l 'P9I office of which is at Erie. The
lie EHi EHi GO0OO, and Vim. l.. Scott, OF
- IreSident
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The students Of the Sam Houston
Normal Institute ut Huntsville, Texas,
ar arranging for u grand celebration Of
SaH,Jarinto day on the 2lst of April.
". Temple Houston, of BrazOria coun-
T. son Of the hero of that memorable
ay, will deliver the address Of the Oc-
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AnIndian outbreak Expected.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Agent Niles, OF
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency, tele-
Sraphs that an Indian outbreak is probable.
Scarcity of game and the reduction OF Gov
ernment rations to starvation point are the
cause
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co,vtc,. E.caped-Three Killed.

GALVESTON, March 27.-Si1 colored con-
victs, working on the Texas Pacific road,
killed the guard and escaped. Two got tinto
Mexico. The others were pursued and two
killed and two captured
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r,oh,.e, PeopIe Drowned.

LONDON, March T.-The coasting steamer
Pelton has foundered in Bristol Channel,
and eighteen persons were drowned.
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themselves. He estimates the desti tute at
$4,000 Agent Danforth, of Charleston,
Mo-, telegraphs that no more supplies are
needed. Farmers are at work, and are
taking more cheerful view of the pros
pect
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Lost His Nose.

LoNpoS, March "A dispatch from Ire
land reports a case in which q disguised
band cut of the nose Of a man because in q
poor law guardian contest he canvassed in
opposition 10 the candidate of the Land
IAaguers
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Killed hY ConYtctA.

GALVESTON, March 27.-Six colored con-
victs working on the Texas Pacific road
killed the guard and escaped. Two got into
Mexico. The others were pursued and
two killed two captured.
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p.us.rwo,L. RIovn In.

SAN FIAxcIsoo, CAL. March 2I.-An OAK.
land dispatch says: The powder WORKS at
Steges Station, Alameda county, have blown
ND, Particulars later.