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A FRIEsDLY vISir
or Dntes' Lodge to Enlla.' Lodge OF

or Dntes' Lodge to Enllas' Lodge OF
Pittsburgh, Pm. =.
Special Dipata 10 the Inteligencer. :.
PlTTspeRou, May 2.-Ba!es' Lodge, A.
F. A. NJ, Of Wheeling, came up this even.
ing about forty strong, to return the vieit
OF Dallas Lodge. The visit was made the
occasion to present handsome pair OF
Warden's columns in silver, appropriately
inscribed. s.ss :., ~
At tho request Of Worshipful Master
Rodgers, DR.. Thomas o. Edwards present.
the columns in graceful address, which
WAS appropriately responded to by Past
Master Reed. +
Alter the ceremonial Of the lodge room
was over, about one hundred and fifty gen.
tlemen sat down to a generous banquet.
Very fine music WAS feature Of the
evening, the performers being members
OF Dallas Lodge. Prof. Guenther gave
aolos on the flute and piccolo, and Prof.
Teoyge on the violincello, accompanied by
hia brother. At the requeat OF Worstipiol
Master Rodgers, Mr.. q. B. Hart returned
the thansa Of Bates Lodge, and an evening
OF rare enjoyment was brought to an end
at late hour. The visitors return home
tomorrow. I-
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LONDON, May 2-The Pail Mall Ga:tte
says the ministers will do nothing unlees
General Gordon simply executes his pacific
miesion.. Acting on Qlak or principles they
refuse to spend a penny to encourage Gen.
Gordon to ress!the Nahdi, whom Downing
Street regards as q possible prophet Of
God. -r'
The Gd:tlle recommends, the immediate
creation Of a National defense fund to save
the National honor from an intolerable
stain. ft .l+i. rI' ..'-I' -. :
In the Commons today Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Conservative, gave notice Of
motion that ''the House regrets that the
course OF the Government has not tended
to promote the success Of General Gordon's
mission, and that steps to eecure his per-
sonal safety have been delayed"
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How fteGnpisActfitnp.

:, AEw ioRS. May 2.-Tte Pos. saye: ITO
~ VINO put" his privileges to him to-day
sames ,hs \, keene glanced at the privilege,
aen M took up the tapS 10 find the lowest
p'ct po M which the stock, whatever 1t may
y, ia quoted. Having asccrtained this
1'.ah Methe ., writes the tigcres boldly on the
sa.,, ss.k Of the paper and cody says, "We'il
ss'uo@ 8, thst figure, ehP Como up in three
',oaf days and I'll give you check"
It, a e'oker who should know said to-day
,,r'; rt;anTestell you anything about Keone's
saI aaa!ts because, frankly, do not know
rraay.ilns;; The fact 10 kesne 10 working
nj! card tr;!ng 10 ind out how he stands.
"aen ne can assure himssliol the amount
~ ~ VIII be in position TO say what he will
Soi,, i ! , believe he will settle dollar 10,
Y~tN' ,.|.
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RIVERS AND HARB0RS.
THE HOUSE coMMlTTEl,s REPORT.
Ths Sumi dstsd Out 10 the Ohio River and ,wtAt
Virginia Stream,-Ths' status Of The Plturo.
ruculnonIa Bili-Miniattr Fo,ler, on
. Coniul Geherai BAdesa'. CaarSe,. 4"


From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2-The River
and llarbor Committee OF the House has
about completed It's work on the River and
Harbor bill, which appropriates for the
Ohio river $G00.0O0, for the Monongahela
river $4,000, for the Little Kanawha S3l,
600, with the restriction of OF the amount
left over from the last appropriation for
that stream; for the Big Kanawhs so, 900;
Tor m ice harbor at the mouth'of the Big
Kanawhasl5,oOO; for the Big Sandy $4,000;
for the Guyandotts $4,000; for tho Buck
hannon $4,000. The Davis Ialand dam
gets $4,000 out Of the 100000 appropri.
ated for the Ohio river.
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Tug Indian as gambler has been civil
;,sl to an alarming extent, and proves 10
be as ap. at cheating as the "heathen
Cbipee." Ills dark ways and vain tricks,
however, turned out disastrously yester.
day. A copper colored gambler in Wash.
ipr,cn Territory was caught manipulating
the ea,d,, by his white companions, and
through an inyincible argument-a bullet
in bis back-was compelled TO show his
hand. I.noS looks as il this harmless in.
cident Of Western pleasantly might bring
on an uprising ol the dusky foes OF tho
while InSD.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Berlin, O., -four mills burned yes.
terday. Loss, S25, 900; injured $1,000.
The Senate yesterday occupied most Of
its time in discussing the Shipping bill.
Fitzgerald is ahead in the walking
match, at Madison Square Garden, MY.
Tho Florida Republican Convention
elected for delegates.at.large Arthur men.
Bishop Toebbe, OF the Roman Catholic
diocess Of Covingtou, KY, died yesterday.
VIM. McEIugh was hanged yesterday in
an enclosure in the rear OF the Court House
at Cincinnati, for wife murder.
Enoch Brown, colored, was executed at
Halifax Court Housc, North Carolins, YES
terday morning. He was wifo murderer.
The Nebraska Republican Convention
concluded ita labors at o'clock yesterday
morning. The delegates elected to Chicago
are for Blaine.
A. Blaney,- chairman of the Natick,
Mass, selectmen and q legislator, has been
held in two thousand dollars for trial io1
ballot box stuiiing.
Keene yesterday morning remarked
there waa nothing new to give to the press,
His affairs are gradually strengthening out
and coming all right.
The programmes for tho summer meet.
ipgs OF the Pittsburgh and Exposition
driving parks, from July 10th to the 25.h
inclusive. have. arranged Tor purses sggre
eating So. .5Oe.5 q
The General Confer ence Of the american
Methodist Episcopal Church Of the United
States convenes in Baltimore on Monday
The Board OF Bishops yesterday prepared
their quadrennisl addreas to the Genera
Conference.
Arbor Day, ut Cincinnati, was observed
yesterday by tho members Of the Forestry
Association and the public schools, bl
meeting ut Eden park, where trees hac
been previously planted. Several thousant
people were present.
A Chillicothe, Mo-, dispatch ssya: Rair
has fallen in torrents all day, and Crane
River uhd its tributaries overilowed thei
banks Thousands Of acres are now inun
dsted, and hundreds OF stockmeu are on
with boats after their stock.
James a. Logan and Wayne McVeaQh
representing the Pennsylvania railroat
North Central company, and philadelphia
+ E,io company. made an application il
tho Court OF Common Pleas at Greensboro
Pa, yesterday, for the appointment Of
receiyey for the Allegheny Valley railroa,
company:
In the United States Court at Pittsburgh
yesterday, a bill in equity was filed b
J. H. Deve,eux, trustee for the Allepheu
4 Shenango railway company, asking th
appointment OF receiver on the Ground
that the company has deiaulsed in The pa,
ment OF interest on bonds, and that en-
ba,rassment may lead the unsecured an
general creditors 10 attach the propert
already embraced in the deed Of trust
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BosroS, MASS, May "a special from
the City Of Mexico Of May 1st says: A run
on the Monte.de.Pedad bank, started Sat.
urday, created panic among depositers
and dist.ust in the financial ability OF all
banking firms in the city. Runs started on
all Of them. Crowds surrounded the
Monte. del Pedad, National and Mercantile
Banks, anxious to make settlements. The
Bank Of London, Mexico and South Amer
lea is the least disturbed, having been with
drawing notes since the first OF January.
The situation is aggravated by the govern
ment directing the bank bills to be refused
by its officers.
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PIr1snuRdu, May "A new labor organ.
ization called the Workingmen's Protec-
tive Association OF the Connellsville coke
regions has been organized with head.
quarters at scottdale. L! comprises ma.
jority Of the laborers OF the coke regions
and ita object is to protect the members
against imported contract laborers and
sustain wages against any reduction that
may be offered by operators.
In itH platform the association advocates
the establishment Of cooperative inssitu-
tiona for the prohibition Of tho employ
ment Of children and the reduction OF the
houls OF labor 10 eight hours per day.
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WASHINGTON, May 2-The American
Medical Association will hold its thirty.
filth annual meeting in this city commenc.
Ing Tuesday, May 6. 1t is expected that
nearly two thousand delegates will be
present, and arrangements have been
made TOR the accommodation and cnter-
tainment Of that number. On Tuesday
evening iull.drees reception will be given
the members and ladies or their families,
at the Executive Mansion, by Preeident
Arthur; on Wednesday the Medical Society
Of the District Of Columbia will give the
visitors an evening reception ut one OF the
public halls, and the houses of several
prominent citizens be open for the enter.
tainment Of the association during each OF
the evenings they may be here.
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WILLTAKE THE CHANGES.
Springcr's Ideas OF the Tnrir-Ycstcr.
=. uuy,s Debnte

Springcr's Ideas of the Tnrilr-Ycstcr.
- days Debate.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2.-In the
House to-day the morning hour was dis
penHed with and the House into went Com
mittee on the whole, with Mr.. Cox, OF New
York in the chair, on the tariff BILL.
After several gentlemen had spoken, Mr..
Cox, Of North Carolina, regretted the tone
OF the speech made yesterday by Mr.. Eaton,
who in order to secure the applause Of the
Republican side and to draw odium on the
measure which his party was advocating
had appealed to sectional prejudice.
Mr.. Miller, Of (Pa.) argued in favor of
the protective system. 1t had been tried,
aud not found wanting. 1t had stood the
tests and had insured benefits to every
class Of industry. Let Congress stand by
and maintain that system, and still wider
and deeper prosperity would be added to
the land. -
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, briefly replied to
some OF the propositions advanced by Mr..
Kelly. j. .T
Mr.. Springer described the pitable con.
dition Of the miners of~the coal pits OF
Pennsylvania, and quoted from the report
Of the Senate Committee on Education and
Labor to confirm his statement. That re.
port showed that the Protective tariff pro.
tected the manufacturers only and left the
laborers to, fight and starve, and was an
indictment which the people had drawn
up against protection. On that the Demo.
cratic party wae going before the country
this fall and the wcrkingmen would speak
then with no uncertain voice in condemn
alton Of that system. q -...
Mr.. Miller OF Pennsylvania-"Adopt tho
platform you did in 1850 and We will beat
you 100000 votes in Pennsylvania. You will
lose every Northern State" ..o,-
Mr.. Springer-"We will take the
chance" - ti&a.
Messrs. Brainerd ard Brown, Of Penn
sylv'nia, briefly opposed the bill and the
committee, .. .-~
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On tho Gronnd urIusuni,y,

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Mrs. Emma
Bickel, on trial for the murder Of VIM. J.
Menow, WAS acquitted on the ,round Of
insanity. Tho jury returned at 1925 A. NJ,
having spent the night in deliberating and
agreeing on q verdict without hesitation.
The prisoner was utterly oblivious to all
that occurred around hcr and y was ap-
psrenlly indifferent to what her fate might
be. She will remain, in prison for lew
days and then be taken to the Norristown
State Insane Asylum, after which her
friends will ask the Governor to appoint a
commission on lunacy to inquire and re.
port on her mental condition.
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ssxrsry year old boy 'oi Jamestown,
v.n yorx, committed suicide yesterday
h' I ,ta s,,c AID sim pic reason that he wes
.,..JotI;ir, This canuot DO the true cause,
snJ s" rs beg tho coroner's jury 10 delve
',.0n I into ,he matter and seeil they cannot
discover It, symptoms Of algsbralc insanity
=. Ioysrjthmical paralysis oil tho left lobe
=, -, ,Ls brain. This much is asked in the
;r.srsst Of ,cienCo.
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Tho Lauyytun Tripl.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Hon. John NJ.
Langs.on, U. S. Minister to Hsyti, arrived
here today, having started on bis return
as aoon as possible after hearing the charge
OF murder proved against his son. Mr..
Langaton talks freely concerning his sons
crime, saying pleas for the defense will be
made and be perfectly good and that a
conclusive defenae can bo shown. He has
procured the services Colonel Ingersoll
and Attorney A. G. Riddle as counsel for
his SOD, and Gays the defendant will be on
hand when the government is ready to
proceed with the trial, :,
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"rHE DANITES.n
The Drama mt tho Opern House La,t
Evening, ,-l

The Drama ut tho Opern House Lass
Evening.
The famous American play, which has
been claimed by multiplicity Of authors,
was presented at the Opera House last night
BY Palmet's Dramatic Company. The piece
is pretty well known in Wheeling, having
been given here by Mckee Rankin and
others. It isa Western play, in which Tho
Mormon destroying angels" figure, and it
has many ntrong situations. The programme
credits the play TO Mckee Rankin, but Rsr.
kin did not write 1t. As Charles Dickens
once said OF CraikshRuks, the artist. who
claimed to hsye written one OF The .BczH
novels, "Mchee could not have epelt It"
Tho company which put 1t on last night
was as good as Mckee Rnnkin's, in somo M fe-
apaeta better: Martha Wren's persouation
Of Nancy William, and Billy Piuer way I'd.
mirable. 6hs iss consummata actress. And
fitted 10 the difficult part. she Ia easil1 ihe
star OF the company, though Nj. Nlis's
sandy I!cGee was strong performance, and
many Of the other roles were capably taken.
The Coinaman, the Jedge, Bunker Iial, (bar.
1ing her diamond ring.) and the Pason were
oreditable imparsonatiOns. z
The play will bo repealed at tls matinee
this afternoon and again this evening.
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( CLEVELAND, May "A bold attempt was
mads. last night to abduct Lucia Z,rate, the
American midget, on exhibition at the
dime museum. Two men managed TO steal
her from the dressing room while left
alone. She was then missed, and chase
was made and tho abductors seen, but
they dropped her and escaped. This is
the third attempt to kidnap her. 1t is sup.
posed the object is to holi her for ran
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May l.-Mr. Foster,
Minister to Spain, returned to Washington
to-day from visit to Indiana. and bis at
tention being called to the charges Of Cen
eral Badesu, late Consul General at Hs-
;vana, against the State Department,
ba, stated 60 far as they related to the
recent commercial agreement, negotiable at
Madrld; ;ior West Indian trade, General
Radeau ;l.as unsustainod by fact.
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:, ,,,,,v Lo,s A. though II was "BoIs' Hart.
,,s,, ISS' 4, wIIl,A reasonable boss when he once
iiS"sIi 40, ,I,iy se!Itd down 10 l..-fGEafbHry STATE
yOdrHik ,,,.,,
Yea indeed, honors and responsibilities
slall be borne equally by the 10000 good
man and trus who will this fall
w,snrh YES, Virginia from tho Bourbon
bold TIE "adtumu ma. a. lvres" will be
umivh.y in.e,estin'", ard the State Jouna',
,np IsrrlLlasscER and other earnest news.
n,nprs will contribute their mite.
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DENVER, Col, May 2.-This morning an
officer arrested. an Italian in tho act Of
stealing coal from the cars near the. freight
depot. On tho way 10 jail through the
railroad yard he wa1 get upon by crowd
OF thirty Italians and clubbsd and stabbed
nearly TO death. The appearance Of squad
Of policemen only saved his lie. Twenty
two IsaliRns have been arrested. =.
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z Another Member Heard From,

Councilman Hsller mot an LyrxLuoEy osa
man yesterday, and asked: "Will you do. mo
iayor?" s - X.
"Certainly." gLl,y
SWELL SEQ the Register vauta ohear from
other members OF the Ene COMMITTEES about
lis article OF Tuessay concerning the new
engine. l an member Of that committee,
and you will oblise me II you will say for
me that the mar who gave The Register lis In
formation-if anybody dds liar. viii
Won raw that!h b. 's
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In WnSlilr xtGn 2crrit0ry-An Indian
Killetl-Ecisn OF Terror.

In WnshtrEt0n 2crrlt0ry-An Indian
KilIei-Hcisn OF Terror.
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., May 2.-Last
night at Thompscn's Falls, an Indian with
come whites, were engaged at a gambling
table. The Indian was charged with un-
fair dealing. Atisht ensucd. The Indian
started to run, but was fatally shot in the
back by one Of the gamblers. As the news
spread, tho Indians began to collect and
show signs Of general uprising.
The toughest element in tho country is
now collected at Thompson's Falls. 1t is
unsafe for man with money to 70 out un-
protected at night. A number Of peraons
kave been robbed. Tho same state OF
affairs exist at Spokane Falls, where mum.
ber Of 2amblers havs collected. The
organization Of vigilance committee is
talked OF,
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Keutncky Republican Convc,,,or

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2.-The Republi.
can State Convention met again this morn.
ing and elected tue remaining delegate.at-
large. John W. Lewis. Of Washington
county,. was chosen. The delegation is
LARGELY in.favor OF Arthur. ~.
The Blaine men felt like they were
counted out in the Convention, as regards
the Louisville delegation and bolt was
the result. They will hold a Convention
and elect two Blaine delegates to Chicago,
thinking that they will be recognized at the
National Convention. -. r.
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KiCaCu the bucket.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Jossph Farrell, for
merly prosperous and well.known oys.
ter dealer, jumped from tho bridge last
night. So far as known he was drowned.
A letter was subsequently found on the
bridge containing the staten ent that be had
been ruined by spsculgting in bucket
shops. He was nearly sixty years OF eye
and leaves family Of grown children.
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The astonishing disability md beauty OF
the American make Of "Linoleun" demands
special commenda:ton. 1t Is floor cover.
Ing Of wonderful excellence, but as inferior
foreign limitations arc on the market, 1t is
we'll TO know that these imported goods, be-
sides being OF a poor quality, will look In
crossingly dirty and dingy In use while our
own make will be clean, bright and satisfac-
tory. Domestic goods are all six feat yide,
and the Walton Trade Mark With the word
"llnoleumh is printed on the back OF every
square yard. All carpet dealers keep II. :
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ST. Louis, No., May "a Del Rio
special eaya: A cyclone struck this town
last evening. The new Episcopal church..
the Southern Pacific saloon and d number
Of email cabins were swept away. Many
new buildings wers twisted out Of shape.
Five persons were severely injured and one,
Charles schnack, killed. The loss, to the
town ia $4,000.
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RIVER NEWS,
Notes About the Steamboats,, Bank Briefs
and TeIcgrarhio Reports.

hotes About the bteAtnbonts,B Bank Briefs
and TeIegrarhio Reports.
The Monitor passed down with los,l of.
coal. 80
The Diural is ta.morrov'a excursiou
steamer in the Parkerseurg trade. soo ~
The ". N. Chancellor passed down for
LOT charleston at 0 A. ". yesterday, and the
Scotia will be duo down this morning.
The river again foil u few inches yeo.sr5av
leaving depth in the chuanel of sboni I;
feet 2 inehcs. A fair business was truussctsd
during the day. 1" ''~ '''o''"
Thursdcy morning the G. w, Batehelor
having on board Z largs 10. OF broom corn
Tor Weaver, Bardall & Co., OF Mouudsyills'
extended her trip 10 that place and got back
In time 10 load and get awsy on her u.ual
time. "E"1'
The st. Lawrence passed up at II A, N. ye..
terday with good trip. Size will 20 down
on her return trip to Cincinnati .o.morrow
morning at o'clock. As a complete psclet
IN every respect the St. Lawrence Lev ~ them
all. She cifsra special inducer.."ts 70 sum
ms1 onna Tays n HespeclSo Si and hd canSu s ss
roomv roonG p; hss Hsr rSGod and her oceS gentle
msu 9t al times aad In all things. ..
supervising Inspector. GGnnral- Dumont
has written 10 Inspector Fehrenbach, OF Cir
cinnsti, as follows: "rhe only remedy can
Geo for the defect In the amendment 10 Rule
IL, would bs for plots travelling TO get tho
bearings Of the river in low s,ages OF water
or from any legitimate reason connected
with their profession, would bs 10 ret an or
der from the msster placing them in the
pllo. house for the purpose OF learning them
tho profession as provided in section IiI0
Devised Statutes" Rule Il is the oue prahib.
itng persons being in the pilot house.
Pr1rsHuEeH, May 2.-Monongahela river 3
leet 2 inches and stationary. =,
GnEEsssoEo, Pa, May 2.-Riyor . feet G
Inches and falling; weather clear.
PARKER, Pa, May 2.-Riyer l foot s
Inches and falling; weather clear and warm
MoRoAHTowN, W. Va, May 9 River foo,
10 inches and falling; weather cloudy; ther
momster 75o. h.T ,I.., Il ~
BnowNsv,LLs, Pa, May 2.-R!ver 6 feet
momster 100. I... a - -
McE'a LANDING, Pa, May o.-Riyer !.
feet II inchea and falling; weather olsa.
Thermometer zee. ~ -
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WARRINGTON, May 2.-The chair has
laidbelore the Senate telegraphic COM
munication from the late Collector Wicker,
q Key West, Florida, praying for a
thorough investigation Of his connection
with the Cuban filibusters. Referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. MI.
Van Weyck offered resolution directing
the Secretary Of the Interior to state what
action has been taken in regard to Colo.
RADIO land company promoted by the Earl
Of Dunraven. The resolution Was adopted.
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4 Successful strike,

OMAHA, NEp, May e.-This evening after
q consultation with and orders from the
directors OF the road, General Manager
Clark issued circular dated May lst, in
which the former is eanasled and that the
wages existing prior to May lst are hereby
restored. The strike is therefore over on
the Union Pacific. All work will be- re-
sunisd Immediately. ~ T.
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rvr sbIe Democrats arc very anxious to
n",, ocpynr that the Republican West
M,' ~;.',inis delegation is made up OF shabby
.','sssn. '"s who ars going 10 Chicago to cell
III. Tbsreis not man In tho delegation
.,,'o uM rill be,ray the people who sent him.
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Hnse Ball YcNterttAy.

At Pitts.-Athle!ics, 10; Allegheny, ..
At Cin.-Columbus, 8; Cincinnati
At Louisviile-Toledo, 4; Louisville, I.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Wash., s
At Balto.-MetropolitanH, s; Balto., S. !
At Phila.-Detroils, 0; Pniladelphis, 8,
AT Boston-ButfAlo, 10; Boston, II.
At Providence : Cleveland, 3; Prov.
deuce, 8, -; ~. ~ '1
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2.-It is rumored
tonight that an explosion Of fire damp oc-
CURED this afternoon in the Allegheny
Valley coal mines, nine miles from Parker,
Pa, and number Of miners killed. Owing
to tho late hour nothing caA be learned, as
the telegraph Office there is closed,