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WHEEITNG W. VA, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL l. 1882.
duct in each State still on hand is reported

duct in each State still on hand is reported
Is follows:
Ohio, "a; Indiana, q; Illinois, 26; Iowa,
26; Missouri, IS; Kansas, 16; Nebraska, Zo;
The average is nearly "a per cent, and
amounts to f75, 100000 bushels. The esti-
mated proportion on hand March 10Th,
1881, Of the larger crop OF 1850 was, IN ONO
SO per cent Indiana, 80; Illinois 81;
Iowa, as; Missouri, 80; Kansas, 30; Ne6ras-
ka, SO; average 81 per cent, or 3oS.oOo,Ooo
bushels.
The same States produced two hundred
and fifty.six million bushels Of wheat IN
1890 and one hundred and sixty nine mil,
lion in 1881. The proportion on hand
March 20, as estimated, was: Ohio % per
cent Indiana 1s Illinois ia; Iowa 23i
/ Missouri II; Kansas Is; Nebraska u aver
se 81 per cent, or nearly thirty six'mlt-
| Ion bushels
One year ago the proportion remaining
o the crop of 1880 was: Ohio 80 per
| CD. Indiana 2S: Illinois 4; Iowa ~;
| Mxouri %; Kansas 20; Nebraska %; aver
25 per cent, or siXty.four million
blkels
he results OF this investigation indicate
cnparative shortage of two hundred and
thiteen million bushels, or fifty five per
| cen. less OF corn on hand than on March
20, 81, and also a decrease OF twenty
| eigh million bushels of wheat, o.. forty
I four der cent less than on March 20, 1881.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
ort Tor The First quarter OF 1881,

Report for the First Quarter Of 1881,
NEw YORK, March %l.-Returus of bust
r,, failures throughout the United States
r tie three months ending March 81,
implied by L. g.. Dun " Co ; Mercantile
a-rury. are a. follows. Eastern States 2.l2
EuG." 5lr>. Southern 7UD; Western 523;
-,.tc STATES and Territories l65; total
.'r with liabilities Of Sin.&5O27l. This
So .ar.e increase over the spOnding
.aEtDr Of ISL when the failures mum
gr,d jI"l. with S2f.ii7.2IO liabilities.
NE increased loss by bad debts, this year,
therefore, - per cent. In 1881 the liabil-
hes OF the last quarter were -, 900 900, but
~ they were Si3.uUo.OOO. and in -, 50,
y D'u" for 3,%55 failures. - aS compared
F ,h 'hv first quarter Of -, the first quar-
Lfr,, - shows to GOOD advantage, with
.,., lever failures and 80, 900 less liza.
|iitie-.
In the Dominion Of Canada. the failures
|or the quarter ending March 81. lSS2. were
o, with liabilities At S2,O52. .OOJ, as COM
lared with l66 and -, g2B, 900 liabilities the
|9-reSponding period last year; somewhat
On Increase, but there Is q decrease os
|sarly 80 per cent, both i'm number and
abilities, compared with the first quarter
/ .>,n
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Mastery Inactivity
THE PITTsBURG MINERS.
Four Cents Their CItimatum-The Obi o
Miners Meeting.

PTTrsBURG, March 3l-The railroad coal
miners convention has concluded its work.
During the session resolution was passed
TO the effect, that as rents and supplies OF
all kinds had advanced in price, the miners
considered q reduction Of wages unfair.
The President was instructed TO send 10
the several pits of the Pittsburgh district,
the several resolutions for action thereon.
These resolutions were, that in considera-
ton Of no reduction from four cents per
bushel for mining. the miners agree not TO
strike for more than four cents. nor for a
change in Tie present system OF screening
Cr weighing coal. nor for a change in the
present metlOL "i laying wages, until the
average for miniry ~ the kanawha, Hook
ing, Tuscaraws- a. AahOning valleys is
more than njEfit -..;s per ton as az pres
ent computed j.. ..,,.-" districts; that this
must be ratified -, 80 thirds OF the pits;
that the vote or iI:, hall be counted on
April Is, and il Lc,.i.cd carried by the
President, the re- ....s:Uns shall be SUD
mitted to the employers.
A convention of Ohio miners Is 70 be
called 10 meet at Cleveland, To elect State
officers and demand pay on the PittsburSh
plan.
An Executive Committee Is to be ap-
pointed to uphold the four cent rate. The
adyisability Of a central protective fund
was suggested, each miner to contribute .
cents month to it, and 8 greeting was tel
egraphed 70 the striking Maryland miners.
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lesiAa.

Bosros, March 3l.-Thsrs has been fsi,
business In most Of the leading staples,
Iron Is easier and shade lower. Hides afe
strong and advanced 70 G2. The boot and
shoe market Is steady. The sales q tbs
wool amount to l,7l3.So0 pounds. 6oms
Xxx washed feeces sold stt2h9l3c, though
real choice goods cannot be bought % log.
Dry goods unchanged and moderately
active. The demand for provisions and
-four continue ligh. ssPrins .h..s !s.a snd
al t7ms 50 Beef cattle are steadily sdvsoc.
ing. the bulk Of the transaction being st
gLL1TLc
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The Star Route Indictments

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Col. Ipeersoll
this morning, began his argument for the
defendants in the Star Route case, on the
motion to 9uash the indictment, The
motion, he said, was i1r the reason that the
indictment was not tound in accordance
with the law, holding that the statute of
Maryland, OF l722, is 4 in force in the
District OF Columbia. Under this statute
Col. lngersoll, held the Grasd Jury must
either find the indictment of their own
knowledge, or after pnsentment by order
OF the court. In this c&ss he claimed the
Grand Jury had no jurisdiction.
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GARFIELD HOSPITAL.
DiStinguiShed EisitOrs--PerSonal.
0,ncsoI nisr,lrtrh tn M PsLr,.ter


WASHINGTON, March Silt tnow looks IS
though the Garfield Memorial Hospital
scheme would so through. The bill was
reported favorably to-day, and its friends
are working it up vigouSly.
Gen. Nathan Gofr, ex. Governor Pierpont,
Senator Woods and other West Eirginians,
who have been here for some days, left for
their homes, this evening.
Ben. Jackson. formerly OF Parkersburg,
West Virginia, passed through this city,
en- route to Louisville, where he takes Il
position as agent of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
The West Virginia arrivals. to-day, were:
Hons. Andrew EdmiSton, of Weston, J. L.
Hall, OF Phillip, and Judge John J. Jack
son, Of Parkersburg. Lam.
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TRADE REVIEW.
Reports for the Leading Trads cea-
ters Of the Country.
Pig Iron Stsady---Manufaetured Dull.
Glass Improving. Provisions Steady
Wheat Highef--Fiour inactise.-
Wool Quiet
A GOOD SHOWING ALL ROUND.



PrrrsBuRGH, March 3l.-The pleasant
weather Of tive past week has had . stimu
lating effect on the trade generally. The
demand for Pittsburgh manufactures 10
quite brisk. and the outlook for spring
business is very encouraging. The
pig iron market shows Q slight i'm
provement over last week, but prices have
not changed. Manufactured iron 10 moS
ing steadily, with fair demand, althouSA
the condition Of trade is somewhat wosee
.Ahan u aas this time last -ysae hanu1sS-
turers, however. look for an improved
market within the next month. Glsss
Is firm but unchanged. The demand
for window glass is increasing - the build
ing season approaches, and higher rates 10
not improbable. Coal dull, heavy and de-
pressed at the prices ruling for several
weeks. The lower markets are still over
stocked, but operators continue 10 make
shipments. The total shipments for the
past week, $4,000 bushels. Petroleum.
active, excited and irregular, and the mar
kot fuctuating between 80 and 81, closing
this afternoon weaker: at ~. Sales and
resales 5, i96,O 900 barrels; shipments - go
barrels. Live stock actiyS.
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PARRERSBURG.
Tin wedding-Big Fish-Lumber and
Railroad Ties.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, March 29.-One of the most
social and enjoyable events OF the season
took place at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Hunter last Tuesday night, the oc-
casion being the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage. Their many friends, old and
young, called to tender their congratulations
and offer their best wishes for the future
welfare OF the genial host and his fair wife.
The usual tin souvenirs were not forgot
ten, and fine array OF beautiful and use
full presents were bestowed upon the bride
and groom of the occasion. Nothing was left
undOne by host and hostess that could add
to the evenings pleasure. About 10 O'Clock
all did ample Justice to the elegant re-
freshmentS prepared for the occasion, and,
after spending couple OF hours in pleas
ant intercourse, the guests gradually dis
persed, wishing the happy couple much
JOY and happiness and many happy re-
turns.
Thompson Leach, Esq, captured fish
OF the pike species in the Little kanawha,
last Saturday that weighed tiftytwo pounds
During the last six months the number
Of railraid ties which has changed hands at
this point amounts to near l,OOD00O, and
about 100000 saw logs. We are informed
that there are over 3uO,OO railroad ties yet
in the Kanawha awaiting shipment. There
seems to be q lack of barges, used for the
trans pOrtatiUn OF ties and sawed lumber.
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ChieaRA.

CHTclGo, March 3l.-Money IL In sKosss
Of demand, and the ratio has been rsduosd
to 5 per cent The clearing for the week
here amounted TO $4,000 900 Business In
general 10 brisk for staples. Lumber II
active and frmer. On Change the weak
has been active, chiefly for local speculs.
ton, and outsiders have stayed out IL v
predicted the new crop will cause either .
very decided break or an exciting rise. Tbs
ket, to-day, was firm and higher at QUOTE
tions given In our regular market report.
Corn, Oats and Rye fairly sctive, and pro.
visions 6rm at former quotations.
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Sentences Commuted - Expulsion OF
the Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, March Silt is official
ly announced that the Car has ordered the
Communication OF all death sentences passed
at the recent trial of the Nihilists into an
indefinite period at hard labor in the
mines, except in tie case OF Marine Lieut.
frmed. as his position as an officer aggra-
waited the crime Heis, however, granted
a military execution. which will take place
to-day.
The Golos says the police are preparing
for the expulsion of the Jews from Moscow.
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The Pittsburghers.

CRY or Mexico. March 3l.-The authri
ties declare the Pittsburghcrs, whose Re.
lease from the Apau prison has been a.
pcatedly demanded by Minister Morg 4,
are charged with criminal not civil, offenAs
aS claimed at Washington. Shields, wiz
brought on the trouble by drunkenness
and fighting, is a native of Ireland, an
ives no proof of American citizenship
Mebster's release is nrOmiSed.
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Desperate At,emp,,at Suicide.

CLEvELAND, O.. March 3l.-Early this
morning Hy Berhouff, forty-iye years OF
age, an employe OF the Bee Line, was found
in an outbuilding, lying unconscious in
large pool of blood, with an ugly cash in
the neck He was taken into his dwelling
and cared for. He soon revived, and find
ing himself stiA alive, the razor not having
vet been removed from his clinched hand,
he made desperate efforts to cut his throat
again and was restrained with great difficult
". He will probably recover. Despond-
ency is the supposed cause.
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Hew York.

New YoRs, March 3i.-Spring trsds y
assuming large proportions, and the out-
look Is excellent. Corn and oats are stroag::
Wheat has declined n shade. but pork and
lard are higher. Cotton is weak, and thera
is no special feature OF note IN wool, Pc
troleum is strong, with q firm business.
In hardware, prices are well maintained.
and an early improvement l. scSpcctcd. In
American pig iron; husinG's cnniinues
quiet, with the market In b"ycrs' favor.
In Scotch and other foreign iryn: business
is very dull, ond iron .ahl -, rcsiccted.
Boots and sicss are active. Gnf u-i'r, are
coming IN freely. Lenther g'r M Dry
goods are generally active, rDi ''usisc'
tory, though not heavy. bg'in report-
ed. Tea in moderate dcrii"f '''cr firm.
Sugar more active.
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Political Assassination.

ODEssA, March 81 Gen. Strelnekof,
public prosecutor of the kieff Military
Tribunal, was shot through the head aud
instantly killed, while sitting on the
boulevard here. The two assassins were
stopped while fleeing from the scene in
carriage, and offered a violent resistance,
and With their revolvers and poignaris
wounded three persons. They were finally
overpowered and conveyed 10 the police
station. Gen. Strelnekotf came 10 Odessa
to conduct the preliminary examinations
in important political trials.
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Suicide and Attempted Mur,,er

CLEVELAND March 3l.-Robert Bcven, a
blacksmith, % years OF age, at half-past
four o'clock this morning, fired twice at his
wife, lying beside him in bed, infliCting, in
the fOrehad, wounds dangerous but not
necessarily fatal. She jumped from the
bed and rushed from the room. Beven shot
at her twice more, but without further ef-
feet, and then placed the muzzel Of the re-
volyer against his forehead, and fired bull
let into his brain, dying instantly. He has
been married only six months, and was de-
voted to his wife. For three months he
has been disabled by rheumatism and it is
supposed he was derangcd by pain and,
perhaps, fear OF poverty.
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Worthy OF Praise.

As rule we do not recommend Patent
Medicines, but when we know of one that
really is public benefactor, and does posi-
lively cure, then We consider it our duty to
impart that information to all. Electric
Bitters are truly most vAuable medicine,
and will surely cure BilliousnesS, Fever
and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Com
plants, even where all ether remedies fail
We know whereof we speak, and can freely
recommend them to au.-Ezch.-Sold at
City eentsa bottle, by Logan &Co.
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LOUISVILLE, March 81 There has been q
rapid increase OF business since the weather
las become settled. Merchant. in the
markets have been chiefly from Kentucky
and Indiana, and the sales correspond favor
ably with those Of last spring. The clear
ings for the week have amounted 10 ~, SO, I.
$50, q falling off OF t2o0, 900 from last week.
Grain has ruled firm with . tendency 70
higher prices. Provisions are stronger snd
there has been . slight advance. Plouf
unusually active, and sales have been large.
A large lot OF car iron 4, said 10 have beea
placed At s. per ton less than the prioss .
month sgo. Nails are selling at 100 below
card rates frcights included.
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Frozen TO Death

CHICAGO, Ills March 3l.-A Watertown.
Dakota, special, says: F. Howe, an old set.
tier OF this county, left Fort Sisseton with
soldier, Just as the storm was coming on,
but its binding fury stopped them half
way to Wahbag They tried TO n,,ta tho
trip on horseback and became senarated
The soldier has been found. but sn badIv
frozen that his life cannot be saved and
Mr.. Howe was found half a mile from his
home dead
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The President and the Veto,

Special 10 the Western associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Thc President
announced, at the close of the Cabinet
session, that special session would be
held Monday, when the Chinese bill will
be disposed Of, Wednesday is the last day
the President can hold the bill.
Senator's Miller, OF California, and Jones,
of Nevada, called on tn, President after
Cabinet meeting. Both are sure there will
be no veto. Others who visited the Presi-
dent think the bill will be returned to
Congress with the request hat the twenty
Near clause be reduCed 10 tn ynar>
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An Unusual Commo,,o

kse,1'44G? help noticing the unusual
4 Co,.,,,,'y 'r Kings New Discovery
h & Cie Sll ton, Coughs and Colds A.
b. 20, 20 hrug Store. Thousands are
Bo,,Io S,hGerfu merits by getting a
IRibcSs's, q at above Drug Store wbis5 :
CIV sboU,s n M oi It's rare qualities, and
Y vii I%S JS "hat a regular dollar sized
be Or no NO. II, Ills guaranteed to positive
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Doe NrightHnnv

~. ~ ~ iITIN'TI, March 3l.-A Cb,nl,m
-, .. houSe, iittsylvania county. Viryini,
"a, I.o 10 'ne itmH $gr says: Doc Wrigbt
u1hT eighteen minutes past n n,rlocL
aG lie had drop of four feet bis
~ IA CT9Hcn r,Hcn and he died without a
- me Inc execution was private and
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HANGMAN'S DAY.

SELMA, ALA, March 31.-A. Weisinger
and Bill Ledlow were hanged to-day, for the
murder of Jesse B. Weisinger, in December
last. The prisoners made lengthy speeches
protesting their innocence.
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The Golden (ilY.

MEMPHIS. March 3l.-Capt. S. c. Nc
Intyre. of the ill-fated steamer Golden
City, left this morning, with party OF
men for the wreck A diver accompanied
the party, and search will be made for the
dead bodies supposed to be in the cabin OF
the Sunken vessel.
c. S. Newmcyerof indianapolis, who was
passenger on the boat made his appear
ance on the street, this morning, badly
burned on the hands and neck. He was
on board when she drifted from the wharf
and compelled to jump over board, and
was in the water for nearly half an hour
but finally managed to reach shore in an
almost exhausted condition.
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C1SveaaRl.

CLEVELAND. March 31.-Ths iron mssksts
are dull. and the depression sPpess on tbs
increase. There IL DO lowering In prices,
but II IL undertood that fuYnscsmen ara
making concession for pig iron rather than
pile i up. Ore freighn continus O.
The decline, and ons dollar 70
quoted o. the rate for single trips froa
truleum IL firm and prices unchsnesd-
The railway business il good, snd thsre 10
q large carriage of passspssJ 70 Wstsrn
parts
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OH Product for N. Ms.sH.

BRaDroHD, Pa, March 3l.-The following
is a report Of the oil operations for the
month OF March. to be published BY the E1a
tomorrow: That 3s3 wells were completed,
having a production ON the last day OF the
month OF s,G4l barrels: eight wells were
dry. This is an increase Of II wells finished
over February, and 2,159 barrels n produc-
ton. There are 43T rigs building and -
wells drilling. This II an increase o6 ~
rigs md q decrease u q Nsllg fxillinsl
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rur eminent physic.sn, J. Marion 0lns.
n II New York: II an convinced thse
Prof. D.rby's Prophylsctie ffuid bs ~
valuable disinfeetsnt"
For small-pox and oshff contagioo -
esses use Dafby's Prophyisetic fish -
sons waiting on the iick sAouh ~ 49,
~. It will prevent smax! -, lids 49,
Gphtheris Of sny ecns,9 80 s IN vt.as -
81 rl1IIflng ad ella1iaef m
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CORN AND WHEAT.
Comparative Statement Of the Crops.

comparative Statement Of the Crops.
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-The following
statement relative to the corn and wheat
crops Oh 1850 and 1881 is furnished by the
department OF Agriculture: There are
seven seven states that produce surplus corn
4 Ihese states, together yielded ], ,O46, ,OOO, 900
bushels IN 1850, and 737, 900, 900 in 1884,
IN the 2Oth OF March returns the estimated
quantity OF corn Of the last crop IN the
hands OF farmers were made from over 400
S9untles OF these States to the Department..
1,ney represented more than two-thirds of
'ne entlre area The percentage of the pro.
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As>ignmcnt-Music Te,chers.

COLUMBUs, O., March 3l.-Iie creditors
of the Tunis car works, which made an as.
signment a few days ago, hello a meeting
to-day with the eastern and wyEern firms
largely represented. Appraise'+ reported
the Liabilities SS4, 900 and SlGOOOl
The Ohio State Music Teachers ASsocia,
ton was organized to-day, and the following
officers elected: President, J. A Scarrett
OF Columbus; Treasurer, n. l.. Given Of
Akron Ohio.
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Two Cattle Thieves Lynched.

PuErLO, Col, March 3l.-A litt.al after
II o'clock last night, body al men
took William +. PhebuS and James
McGrew. cattle thieves, from tLal Jail
and hang them to a tree near by THE
perpetrators are unknown, but are believed
to be members of the Cattle Grower Pro-
tcctive Association. The proceedings we're
conducted so quietly that the fact wa not
known until late hour this morning.
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The Toledo swami Lands.

WAsHrNGroN, March 81 Secretary Kirk
wood has informed the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office teferring to the
Toledo swamp land case, lie department
will recognize any of the huaestead entries
made subsequent to the advertisement of
sale. This decision practically confirms
the the sales OF these laads maiela . few weeks
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How they Adjourned. .

TRENTON, March 3l.-The Assembly broke
up amid scenes Of the widest confusion.
The clerk was not permitted TO read the re-
port on the bribery charges, Nom bers hiss
ing. shouting and talking against time un-
til the hour for final adjournment. No &C.
ton was taken on the Governors veto OF
the bill giving the Jersey City front to rail-
WAYS
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Increased Fre,-n, d.,

NJ" YORK, March 5l.-Commi, sfo,cr
aN announces the trunk roads h.
1 eeu 10 increase the gro>, rate ON c3t,is
~ cents, commencing April u,b 81
,,>Su peel 10 ~ cents per loo pounds nm
ass Oi chicago TO New York Hn-..,
4 -.e7 anu sheep remain a. at tpre,ent ~,
1 l'>, until further notice '' wv
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ALE Same MeIiean Man

- E'NcI>'o, March 3l.-The Chinese
- - oi this city, have finally openaJ
y ,a--II,.t 5 Exchange, which they have
|-.f .gT5uy ,g5 organizing for sometime and
slt ,,I,': o,',erS. The object is mutual bene.
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A Enrnrnhle OnfIOnk,

VICKsBrRG, March 3l.-The river fell two
inches and there is a gradual fall in the
rivers in all directions. Planters think in
the next two weeks the greater portion of
the farming lands will be free of water in
the IazoO and Deer Creek county, and
they are ordering their mules back.
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SfnSe Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The stages bound
both east and west on the FL PAso and
Texas line were robbed, yesterday, about
sixty miles from San Antonio by two men,
supposed to have escaped from the Bandero
iail few daYS ago.
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TrouhIe I'm apafn.

fAncErosA, March 3l.-Almost all the
shops and manufactures here are no.
closed. During the disorders. cries OF
sIong live the, Federal Republic were
raised.
MADRID, March 31.-The news OF the pop,
uIar demonstration ct Barcelona has caused
a profound sensation here.
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Andre.s Mon11neuf-

TAPPAS, N. Y, March sI-At 1850. last
night, the Andre monument was partially
destroyed by dynamite. The monument
itself is not destroyedto any considerable
extent but the base is completely ruined.
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Sutt Against the p. &. 4 NJ. l.. Road.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., March &l.-ChaS.
O'Connor filed a petition. to-day, in the
Uuited States Court, asking the appoint
ment of a receiver for the indianapolis and
st. Louis railroad. The plaintiffs claim is
81 coo