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MIA 42asssc. rrosisieas qaies ard ss.y. Mos
r,rk. aif. as: aev, sip. bsk-sez.s--skouisi~rs
ADD ciear-Fah sdes- packed. ans lo4c. Hreoe-s
issSisr $500 iass ' ca &C. :,,, sa .ss
steady Rio eargces. ardlnsry % "a '. Val zsc.
ssr : e srssI III ~ s,ss,s ss sas' and
CINCINNATI
rTVcrxxarf. March i2.--Fioar active ssd srm
family $50 asf.9o; fanry, ss-iS1e5 SO.
What stsady; 10 2 red, eI.H5. Con- stranger
Ne. ; nixrS setssSe; osis srs,er; 10, nlnsa.
s.: sho or ~. .s'as. bacon ssszds: sbesiders..
~ Sl.s:, , - :,elf Ger s.s, , . slSss;
s a. hSai $3.50 sssc.se; psckiag and eotehers',
LouIsvtL.s.
Louisville. March iz.-G Grain arm and un-
e5sage<- Provisions ssrosx. Me-s rork. SIS.
Balk -nesis. seosideTs, s7.25; clear m, ss.45:
In siO; elcar. 81 6.s2i+. Raus-sss.r-sSrsd. Is
etiSfc. Lsrc->team ie2f. lie.
sT.IoUis.
IT. LOFTS. March L. Floar quses Wheat
hzheT and SOW: No red fan sl.yQk 4 Al los
sssh q 10 Mares se 70 az y. Ell oesA hlgh-
duii: 81 IS nc cash NhlsEsy steady AZ sI.is-
Pork arm; ioohing. sI7.sTssafls. BsIs-ancai.
saio; shorT rih, sq.2u&s9.25; sbort cIear.
se-5e. BAcon 1rCngs l0Dg cieaF- tS.7s. sb1rs
M, slo;. short clear. si0.l5asio.ss. Lard
CHICAGO
CHIctsn. March l2.-Flosr ssesdy. whcaf
opened essser deciiaed &C.. sBd closed &c. klEher
tha5 yestcrtav: March. = ss9I -, No. Chicsxo
spring. 81 csc. No. I'D winter. coc-fsl oil.
Corn IN sctive eeraBd- unsettled. sad higher
casa SestaSia,e-; NSrh, Slas S2Ac. Ozfs--
prices advanced - bat afferwraris became EASIER
cash- Sc. PORK IN fsir den1nd ard i06fltc.
higher; cash. sl7.75asi $50. Lssa in i'm
proved demsnd and adEancec 2AtGSe.: cash.
so.9oTso. IS. Balk-uleafF frNer. shoulders.
t7.23 shorf IN $50; sh0Ft clear, %. %. Wis
key steady. sugar Unchanged
rlL Athrs
az vsTzrs. MaFra I1--flour aati. What
sfeady; Va. cash. S1s3 9Jc.. Narsh, slssc fsga
hFmer: No. ?, Sac. tags higher: No. 2. aec.
Provisions higher. Nsss p.lfk. sl7.s5 ash asa
Nsrri- t.zro--Prne sfear. t9.35 cash anf
March, Hogs lower al s6Rs7.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReporcd FOR tie DisDatcn.i
NoRF0Lg. Narch lZ.-The pcanui bgFcrs md
sellers arr siili a some lire neetings have
been hsld by both sides. and tie last reporg from
tie seller, inst submitted states hat thsy viii a3-
hc7r o. their original pricelisf. TIE stock TITS
mayket T. essimsfe4 - f9il0Ns Factors. $4,000
taEs cicaners- 10000 hsgs-
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NRt ttsNErairu 70 Nv A'11a~--A
say FRANCISCO, March lZ--A special
dispatch 10 the ExamSnST from Tombstone,
Arizona, says: Geronimo With his
Apaehes, in charge Of Lieutenant Briiton
Davis. have returned from Sonora. bring
ing one hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE cattle and
one hundred horses and mules with MeXi-
can brands. They stole them last Satur-
day. Mr.. Hoagiand. general inspector q
customs. attempted TO seize the stock AZ
smuggled property. Lieufenan; DAVIS re-
fused 10 recognize the demand. saying The
stock was not il his charge. The demand
was then made on Davis r. a citizen Of the
United states 10 assist the officers in
making the seiznre. Make the attempt"
he aid. " and you'll see what III DO"
Geronimo declared be would die before be
would give up the stock. and that he
would put two thousand Apaehes on the
war-path in ioTty-eight hours. He dis
patched runner 70 the reservation about
midnight, and the indians broke camp,
taking the stock. Lieutenant Davis says
the situation il serious. and ths II The de-
mald is insisted on il VII resllt IN tife
biggest ATache outbreak ever AnoWR.
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destructive storm I'm ,,ISssssIppi.
I By tcle<raph % De Dls3atch.I


STARKvIIIE. Mss. March IA terri
bly, destructive storm passed through this
county yesterday evening. doing great
damage. It. course Vas from southwest
% northeast. along tie line 81 the Canton,
Aberdeen sHd Nashville railroad. about
twelve miles west q here. destroying tim
ber and blowing down houses, barns. &c.
The telegraph lines along the track were
greatly damaged. At streets Miils. six
miles from mere. every building was blown
down. and several i1Rilie. are almost destl-
tutr. One eo!ored w0mau Nas flfally hurt.
Mrs. Grier was instantly Killed. The
Agricultural and Mechanical College Al
Starkyiilc was damaged 20 the extent o,
sI2,0 The estimated loss in the county
i 100000.
CoLUNBUs. Mss. March IA terrible
tornado struck the northeastern portion OF
this county yesterday afternoon. No lives
were lost, but the destruction u property
was very great. II has been raining for
tie past ter days. High water I, impeding
travel. The lowlands are submerged and
the river i still rising.
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SOUTHERN METHoDBTs.
4 CENTENNIAL coyFEREycE.
~ "he-Hsndredth Session sf the BaitEmsre
eo"'erehee Of the MethesIa Episcopal
'hareh Sou'a- Firs; Days Prseeediaxx.

Inc one-Hnndredth session ar the Baltimore
conference Of the Nethesia Episcopal
'hareh SoH'a-F FRS; Days Preeeeding<.
ESPECIAL 'eierr.m 20 tlae pisIAfeh.i
bATln0EE. March I2.-The oue-hun-
aredth annual session Of the Baltimore
conference Of the Southern Methodist
Chureh convened at Calvary church, cor
ner OF Greene and Lombard streets. this
Guy, THIS morning. ishop A. W. Wilson
IN TIE chair. Rev. John :. Martin. Of Win
cha>ter. Na-- wa elected secretary for the
1 'nirty-hrst time. Reys. james +. Arm
strong. George I. Tyler. Asbury x. Mar
I'm. and Beverly ". Bond were appointed
+ assistant secretaries. About one hundred
ana ninety members answered 10 their
names al the cal q the roll. A number Of
appointments on routine committees were
made.
Bishop Wilson delivered an address con-
hned principally 70 the proper obseryance
OF The centennial year Of Methodism. The
presiding elder. one preacher. and one lay
oeiegste from each district were appointed
centennial Committee q act CONFORMITY
with the general committee and consider
al papers IN reference 70 the celebration.
Rev. DR.. Young, of Nashville. Tenn.
missionary secrctary. addressed the Con-
ference briefly. .
saturday morning was appointed mis-
siOnary-day.
Rev. Or. !. =. Morton. secretary OF
Church Extension. WAS introduced. and
addressed the Conference n the Interest Of
the caiise, which II doing 4 vaiuanle work
IN aiding needs churches
Communications were received from the
PubiiShiDg-Housc and from Rey. Dr. Hin
ton, editor Of the Q7fGrteriy Rerist-. " hieh
were referred u the Committee on Pub
fishing Interests.
On motion o. Eoy. DR.. Rogers. Rev. John
:. Martin, ID. D., was requested o. preach
2 centennial sermon tomorrow q II 4. Il.
The characters II ;he following super-
numerary preachers were examined and
passed and their names referred 10 the
COMMITTEE on Conference Reia:i0us Z
George Il. Jefferson. !. V. >Tsncle. !. =. (
Hank. J. i. EDgle. =. e. Martin. J1mes.i
Eczttv. l.. u. 7. Helerick, 4. Il. CreR-
shaw. T. :. SiXeas. ellison Many. ". T. (
Quin. and !. W. Bo,teber. The characters
81 Rey. \. L. Blonde. y. Il. Wilson. and
". Hedges were examined and passed. /
and SUPPLEMENTARY relations asked for
them. Referred 10 Committee on Confer
ence Relations.
The characters Of the following superan- (
nuated preachers were examined and
nassed and their cases referred TO the Com
miitee on Conference Relations samuel
KEEPER. =. \. EskTilge. George Stevenson. /
J. ". Tongue. F. II. Hickey. james n. I
MUrch. j. v. Evan. +. VI. Mills. Thomas
Hildebrand. David Thomas. Thomas Bri-
ley. Joseph n. Graudin. v. +. Mailery.
George W. Llghtner. Z. L. k-eglo. and VI.
u. Balthis. The characters 81 Presiding
Elders Revs. Thomas L Car,on. z. r. :.
HoUgh. James :. Gardner. and =. Il. Whis-
ner were eXamiRed and passed.
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iBY ieiegraph 70 ne DisiAieh'i


NASHVILLE. March I2.-The Southern
Immigration Association was called to
order this morning by President A. j.
NeWbirter. Governor Bate delivered an
sdareSs of welcome, and spoke eioquently
~ the resources Of Tennessee. and called
mon the North 70 help develop them.
The audience was large, and included
many ladies. Letters were read from Gov,
ernors Hubbard. Of Texas; Knott, Of
Eer,nety. and Jarvis. Of North Carolina,
ex-Goyerpor Brown. and others Gov
s1,or Crittenden. OF Missouri, delivered
an elective speech He said there was
nothing political IN TINS iR ,t . ION ,nos nov,
when such a move takes bold Of The peo-
ME- In twenty years the South would be
The greatest manufacturing section Of tie
whele country. Youths presen1 would
live TO sec the fruits Of this meeting. The
wei would Join hands with the south IN
ms great work. Colonel Hooker, Of
NIssissIppl, was the mex. speaker. He
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FoRTEEIGHTH CONGRESS.
senate PROCEEDINGS Yesterday.

AShINCToN, March II, 1854.
Inc Chair laid before the senate a com.
lnunscation from the Secretary Of Wal
transmitting in compliance with the re.
cent resolution Of the Senate the report.
81 ReaF-Adnliral Cooper and Lieutenant
rogers. showing the progress Of the work
OF building The Panama canal, with pho
togSphs Of machinery used and view.
along the route.
Mr.. Jackson submitted joint resolution
providing fer submission 10 the states Of
the constitutional amendment making he
presidential term six years. and making
the President ineligible 10 reelection.
Referred 10 the Committee on judiciary.
On motion 81 Mr.. Miller. Of New York.
the Senate took up for consideration House
pleuro-pneumonia bill.
Mr.. Coke spoke strongly against the bill
ia is preSen, shape, y Il included an com.
mGnicable diseases whatever. lie said II
would place al cattle south Of virginia at
the mercy Of the Commissioner OF Agri-
culture
At : O'clock the plelrTo-pueuInonia bin
went over. and the Seuate look up the bin
for the relief OF Fitz John Porter. and Mi.
>cweli addressed the senate.
Mr.. Seweil spoke al great length IN adj
Nccacl OF TIE OH.
Mr.. Nilsoh followed IN opposition.
Nr. henderson iben obisined the hoor,
but 90 the suggestion Of Mr.. Logan gave
way Tor a motion that the Senate 20 into
executive session. Mr.. Logan saying that
be thought The senate could get through
with the bin tomorrow Il the debate
should begin early.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion. and when the doors were re0pered
adjourned.
Hoasc OF Representative.
On motion oi Mr.. Jones. Of Alabama,
saturday. April l2th. was set apart for the
Iteration OF the resolution touching
Tie Heath OF Mr.. HerndoD, member-eleci
from Aiabams.
The morning hour having been dis
penScd with, the House. AZ 1928. went into
COMMITTEE OF the " hole ,Mr. Buckner. 81
Missouri. IN the chair on the poSt-ofiice
appropriation bin.
The pending amendment Increasing the
amount for pOsimasiers' salaries was de-
ieated. The clause limiting postmaSters
salaries 10 the maximum Of $4,000 was
stricken out by vote OF IL 10 IS. This
leaves the salaries s. a. present.
Mr.. Horn moved 10 increase the apprO-
priaiion for clerks in pOst-ofic5s by Sl3j,-
O00
The committee rose for the purpose Of
limiting the debate on this amendment.
Mr. TOwnshend was willing to accord
thirty minutes, but the Republicans held
out FOR forty.
Nearly tEo hours were consumed in roll
calls without any conclusion in regard
70 the disputed ten minutes being arrived
~. but finally the shorter time was agreed
70 and the committee resumed il session.
The increased appropriation was favored
by MessTs. Cutcheon. Bingham. and Horn.
and opposed oy Mcssrs. Holman and Town
shend.
The amendment was lost 10 III.
Mr.. skinner. Of New York. offered IN
amendment increasing by 100000 the ap-
preparation for the payment Of letter-car-
riers.
Pending action the committee rose and
the HOCs- adjourned.
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FIRK RECORB.
CONDENSATION in 81. Lonis.

by tcitfre Pa Q" re lhspdtriLI
T. LoUIS. March l3-Last night a fire
broke on; in q small shop in East Il
Louis and spread with great rapidly. In
4 iow minutes il developed q whole row
81 frame buildings. spreading 10 the
Transfer Company's stables. An elevator
with the capacity Of half million bushels
wa, destroyed. II contained between 200,-
600 and 3O0. 000 bushels corn. about J0.0O0
bushels oaf. and 10000 bushels wheat. The
freight Office % the Chicago and Alton
railroad and 4 large number OF empty and
laden cars were burned. \ number Of
cars in the Ohio and Mississippi yards were
also burned. II j. estimated that fully
$40 ears were burned. Estimated losses /:
Elevator building, $4,000 10 5000. 600;
grain. S300. coo: cars and freight. $4,000;
damage 10 freight-yards. &c. $4,000 70
$780, 900: frame buildings aud repair
-
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AyheeItng Bank Run.

A Wheeling Nv. Va special Of The nth
SAYS: Yesterday and to-day there was quite
a run Of depositors. mostly having small
balances 10 Their credit. on the Bank Of
wheeling. one Of the soundest IN the city.
The trouble originated in a6erinAn woman
presenting cheek not properly endorsed
hy her husband. On being sent nome for
nis signature she spread the report that the
bank was unable % meet the paper To-
day tie run was given fresh impetus BY a
Erre drug firm withdrawing It's sccount OF
over 81. 200. In all, probably $4,000 has
been withdrawn. The bank Is abundantly
able TO take care of Itseli, and has heavy
outside backing.
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suit and Counter-Suit.

10y I'lT-la|. ~ u Nl'F 7.''I-'I
NEW ORLEANS, March l3.-On January
5th Fletcher. Wesenberg & 60. fled a suit
against the Northeastern Railroad Com
pluy. claiming S36l.0O0 as a balance due on
a contract for constructing the t.estle and
bridge across Lake Ponchartrain. The rail-
road company Sled anansver to-day deny
ing any Indebtedness 70 the firm. On the
contrary. il ayers that Fletcher. Wesen-
berg & Co. are indebted % the railroad
company IN the sum Of $3.50, 900. 10 recover
which the company bring 4 reconver-
uonal demand. N which II asks for judy
meDt against the contractors for the full
sum. and the dismissal Of the contractors
alleged claim against the railroad company.
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esiloEized the American inventive genins
snd enterprise, and gioriea IN inc iact that
Americans invented The feiegrapb and
steam navigation, and constructed the
Mississippi and st. Louis bridge. lie aid
there ought 10 he a rtEnion OF aii people
Of the Union. Mississippi was beart and
band IN this immigration movement, Pre-
sidenf MeWhirter then delivered formal
welcome to the delegates aud members Of
the Assertion. He said the present meet
ing was mere sczfolding FOR work TO he
performed hereafter.
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SWEPT By SAOW.SLLDE.
AWhOIe VILLAGE Demolished and Many Lives
Lost-UnpreceJeuted SHOWS.
IBy telegraph 10 tie DispatehJ

lBy telegraph 60 tie DispatehJ
DENVER. March 13.-Monday night 4
suow-slide descended on the little snow
bound station OF Woodstock. on The branch
Of the South Park rsilroad. seveny-hve
miles southwest Of Leadyille, carrying
away every building in the town. including
the railway station. The news was brought
10 Pitkin. nine miles dis.ant. by station
hand on snow-sh0es. arriving yesterday az
ternoon. Seventeen persons are known 70
have been caught in the avalanche, IN
Guiding Mrs. Doyle, 4 widow, who kept
the station. and her six children, and an
other woman. name unknown. and ten
Seetion-men. Two women were rescued
alive but seriously Injured. The body OF
one sectiOn-haDd was recovered. None OF
the others can escape alive. A. soon as
the news reached Pilkin the iire-bells
sounded an alarm. and a large number OF
citizens started on snow-shOes for the
scene Of the disaster.
The snowfall in the mountain district Of
Colorado the present winter i without a
nsraIlel in the history Of the state. Many
mining camns west and south have been
suOwbound since November. ne sah
Juan country is the greatest sunerei.
Durango, SilyertOn, and Rico, containing
from one 10 five thousand Inhabitants, are
tin blockaded. no train having reacted
either town in several weeks. BrecSen-
ridge. fifty miles north OF Leady'iie, Is
nearly destitute. Moniezuma. Ten miles
distant. Is ia 8 pifiable condition. Gunrl-
son. sifusted q few miles from the largest
co9lmines in the state, is suffering from
coal famine. The snow j. eight feet Cd me
level over the whole country, aud Ia the
ra,ines and g7ilehes fifty 10 one hundred
feet. The means Of communication L Oh
snoy-shoes. and few men are heroic enough
70 breast the snow. When spring thaNs
more Of these mountains Of snow ieariul
results must follow.
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The Bonded whtskey Period.
nv telegraph 10 u DispatcA.l

u IT
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March l2.-Repre
sentative Willis saws that another efior'
70 lass the bill extending the bonded Whis
key period will be made within the mex
few DAYS. Immediately after the passage Of
the post-ofice appropriation bill. He say
there j. IN understanding that no appro-
priafion bin will be reported to altagonlz'
the measure until 4 vote on il has been 80
cured. TIE only appropriation lill that
could De used in thai way j. the aericuiIu'
raj appropriation bill.
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The Bear" Purchased ~ the Gov
ernmcuf
TBy to7cETaTh - ihc Di.7a'cl.I

by telegraph - Tie Di-7a'ch-l
New YORK. March l2-The Brooklyn
Union says: Commodore UpshT settled
the bin for the steamer " Bear" yesterday.
Payment VS. made through Sehgmsu Bro
ther,. The Government faid SOL 800 FOR
the vessel. and the price ! considered
large by those who are judges Of the mat
ter. one Of the constructors 80 the navy
yard laid to-day tha, the price was IN out
Tageous one. and that the Government had
been shameiuliy swiudied. The boat. :"
be said. "is an old shell. and We will be
Obliged 10 completely rebuild her The
Bear" was purchased by the Govern
ment from Walton Grllye. 81 Greenock.
Scotland
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Fair.Rivcr Strikers Tactics.
IRrteItr-anh y - Dl.naich.l

FAIL RIVER, Mass. March l2.-The
strikers are using every effort 10 prevent
the " Knobsticks from working. \
guard j. placed in front Of each mill. and
tie strikers maintain q regular patrol.
Boycotting j. also resorted 10. one man
who boards about twenty knobsticks %
has becn singled out By the strikers d =
victim Of BOycoitIng. Bakers, grocers.
and other merchants with whom be trades
have been notified by the strikers 70 stop
furnishing him with supplies; but dealer,
DO not take kindly 10 this system Of Boy
cottlng. and 90 not aid in the strikers
tlciics.
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III Hundred ThOusand-DolIar Fire in
Grand RaDids.

DETROIT. March IA fire started this
morning in Shandon's woollen mills. n
Grand Rapids, completely destroying that.
the Novelty Manufacturing Company
works. and Richmond's bOX-iactOry. all
three Of which were in the same building.
The flames then spread 10 Comsiock's saw
mil, Clark & Ocker's sash and dOor-fac-
tory. Bissel's mammoth carpet-sweeper
factory. Hendley's belt-iactoTy, and the
Felt Boot COmpany's works. The loss on
the carpei-sweeper factory l. $4,000; the
Felt Boot Company's loss Is $4,000. The
other losses viii bring the total UP to fully
S1OO 600
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=. ~ - 0I-
GEEENsBURGH. ny. March l2.-At Mar
GUMS MIL. yesterday, Asa Csntreh Wa
hot BY John Marcum. The two had an
alteration. but were separated bv Their
friends. Subsequently Canirell. barring IN,
breast. dared Marcum 10 shoot, which be
did. killing CantreIl instantly. Marcum =
but seventeen years old. Canireil Wa
fortv-fye. and Z desperate character.
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Atlanta and Charlotte Airline.
fBy telegraph 70 DE Dispate

NEW YoRK. March H. The Atlanta ana
Charlotte Airline railway stock and bono
holders held their sunEal meeting to-day,
and elected the following directors for the
ensuing year w. ii. Fogg. Richard iI'ip'
Jr.. II. A. Lancaster, III. w. sioley, d. H.
McAIpin, skipwith Wilmer, Z. X. LancAs-
Ter. Jr., r. T. Redwood, c. c. lancaster
v. scodeld, and Hiram Sibley. The com
Inittee appointed some time sgo TO inspect
fhe rolling stock aud road-bed and the gem
eral condition OF affairs relating to lie man.
agemeut submitted a favorable report,
which was accepted.
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Elected Commander.

IbV teIeErapl % tlt UlsI"'V''I
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March l2.-The Board
81 Public Works yesterday elected James
I. Wadiell. who resides in Annapolis. COM
mander Of the steamer Leila. one OF the
vessels Of the oyster police force. Captain
Waddell commanded the famous Confede-
RATE cruiser Shenandoah.
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NEW YOkA.
NEW YORK. March &c tion qalet- sac. -
baIss: uptantls- lUsc. Orleans lfte' c"ias.l.s-
dated net receipts 2u7 bales: eXOcrfs-ta sfrts.l
BCftziB. 23.442 bales 90 he costinrnts -,@L
balss Southern dour steady. AAfzt-rps. iote
lrrn and NOR. active uuxraded. Socss si.-o :
us,xraesed Write. CSC q 81 o. No red, asfehs
sl.O7xael.Os1,. Coru-->pof ! &C. higticf, et-
vTassasc. sOsG63c.; NJ. z. oZae-i MAfets- oiSF1
6zssc. Clais-sp0s shade lover; No = 80
slsr. HoDy utchangea. Conee-sfof ti1r NO
Adj AZ alha5; M. Z RIO. spot, tip-s1s March
elO aSEPslp.S0- sugar qgfet ana ancnanEcds
Ysir 10 s.Sod roaming. 81 q nc; rv1ei 1lii: eA-
tn 4. BRACE: white extra g. q efe.te. yelios'
asAssc.: "a A. izfr6 &c. mould \. &C. stSno-
ard A. hsa 7tc.s powdered. ll-loth re- rsss-'
TfI-lea7ae. Galasses steady. Rice nrm. Tot
roo-.sesi aii, as&4s@c. RoStn aTui. turpensins
Quiet Hidrs nrn. Wool dali ahd sueiangeA
Perx VERY qnlet and hsi trm mess sFot- 81 oV
@sI7.T3. Middies t.oniaAi. long elelF. VS..
lard opened 4tE6e. higher, closing ar;l, enairSea
grade, Epos. s9.65s 4arah- ss-S 70 fsoi. frel<"e'
Suil- o.w
BALTIMORE. March I2.-F1our arm H9sar1-
street aud Western snpeFnre. s1-1S4 s3-so -
ia. as 75eeA4.T5; faniliy, $3.50: aSts Ni.is
superene, sz.7S@93-50. extra. sS-soategss-9. :
Ria hrands. t3.62e 50 So Nhea1-Seou.esh
steady and arm. western aboaf sfeaet and is,s :
soafhfrn nd. sl.gSasi.I6i smeeFt si.ASes
sl.i7; No. I NGryisnd. si-if4 gtst.l9f; ~
2 western winfer red. spsst. sI-ass,e i. 49,,
Corr souihern sfeaay; wesisrn sissas as 49, ss,.
southern white. eo&epe.; yelio~ 5ss eos. ~.
steady and easxs; sosihern. tSW aSe wcs, $3.50
white, f3S&&e.; nsxed, s14sse'' feAAss''''
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GIanxrnne ninIomnticaIlY Inhispo-et.

L0NDoN. March I2-MT. GiaG,ione's in.
disposition i believed TO be Of a diploma
tie nature. The Cabinet, il Is aid. j. not
working tremendously. Gladstone disa-
greeing with Ihe decision announced b.
tue Marquis q Harrington. SECRETARY Of
state for Wax. that England must control
the Red Sea port, Of Egypt.
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Iteuteran, napeuhower Married.


b telegraph % Ne DisI44'H'I
OswE0O. y. y. March l2---Lieuten-
ant Eisenhower, OF Jeanneite-ex petition
fame. was married to-day TO Miss Helen
sloan. daughter Of ex-SpeakeF Sloan, Of
the New York Assembly.
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western Union Dividends.

NEw YORK, March l2.-Ihe Western
Union Telegraph Company declared a
quarterly dividend TO-DAY Of y per cent.
The quarterly report Of President Green
shows i surplus in the treasury Of si,094,-
10.
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wnnin The city limits to-day, when cave
occurred. hnrying four men. Two exfrS-
casea themselves. bat The two others, one
waite snd one eoiored. were dead when
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Fatal Explosion In a London Hotel.

LONDON. March lS-4 4. U.-An explo-
s;on occurred last night 10 4 botel Of Full
ham. suburb Of London. II i believed 10
be another Fenian dynamite outrage.
box containing four packages. apparently
cartridges. was found on the premises
One msn was blown 10 pieces.