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Ohio Legislature.

: COLUMBUS, April 2.-In the Senate this
morning, the House bill to COMPEL the
Lie Insurance Companies of other States
doing business in Ohio, TO file with the
State Auditor IA waiver sshf the right 10
transfer any cause from the State 10 the
United States Courts, was passed; also a
Senate bill to compel the county treasurer
to place on tax receipts a description oil
the property taxed, and its appraised
value.
The House bill to incorporate asssocia.
tions for Sthe arrest and lpfcsecution oi
horse thieves was passed, Vi ia n
| ECohuafnUs, April q. lin the Senate
this afternoon the Senate Joint resolu.
tion In relation to the construction of a
ship canal around Niagara Falls on the
American side was adopted. A resolu.
lion was adopted authorizing the Govern.
ment to appoint two commissioners to
represent Ohio at the International Con.
gress at London, in July. Senate bill to
re.organlze geological survey Of the
State by constituting the Governor,
School Commissioner and State Treasur.
er, a Board with power to assign the
unfinished survey, to there geologists to be
appointed by, tho Governor, was passed.
lnthe house this afternoon, MI. Van 0leai,
Democrat, offered an amendment author.
izing and requiring boards Of education
to establish one or more seperate schools
Tor colored children where the whole
enumeration exceeds twenty, these seper.
ate schools to beunder the management
of the boards Of education the same as
other schools, and in case there are less
than ten ,.colored children in any district
The Board Of Education shall reserve the
money raised on the number of said
children, which shall be appropriated
for the education Of such children, but in
no case shall the colored children be al.
lowed to attend the white schools. This
amendment was lost by a o vote ofI5G to
10. Only fourteen Democrats voted for
the proposition. .tII0lg glqr ,,,-, -.
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PITTSBURGH.

PTTsBUReH. April 2.-Gov. Geary to.
day signed q bill consolidating the South
SIDE boroughs with ecity OF Pittsburgh,
adding $4,000 to the population,
Over 100000 bushels of coal was
shipped south the present rise in The
John Kemp, who was stabbed in the
eye with the end Of an umbrella stick,
Sunday night, died to-day. John Nico-
lans was arrested for his murder. sI
The Roughers and Catchers, at the Iron
Mills, to-day demanded an advance Of 80
cents per day. Aportiop Of them struck.
The mills are running on day turn.
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CINCINNATI.

d ~ FH .
The City Goes Democratic by 1900
MaJoritY..The Enquirer Disclaims
a Party Victory. 2s . 4 . N
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The Democratic
ticket was elected In this city yesterday
by an average majority Of 1000, The
Council will stand 26 Democrats and 90
republicans; the Board Of Aldermen IS
Republicans and Q Democrats. The Board
Of Control is entirely Democratic by a
large majority. o'
Ihe Commercial! says, editorially: "The
result OF the election cannot be claimed
saDemocratic partisan victory. 1t ia an
expression OF deep popular disgust with
lne action Of the Republican Council
anu with the mismanagement of city
affairs in general" 80 q s
The Enquirer says: ave do not claim
Ials as party victory. Personal and
other considerations which entered into
!le canvass prevented it from being so
considered. The Republicans made nm.
Iortun9te nominations fof the chief
otlices" 1t further declares that while
no partisan triumph can be claimed, 1t is
d verdict against the administration,
. ING following is from this mornings
uGtSte "On an abstract question Of Re.
put, giSOIlcanism as against Democracy, the
Sa!y would vote every time against De.
aUVtacy; out on questions Of local gov.
1lmenl party wire, pullers must not ex-
ReSt 10 trade upon the strength Of the
republican party and win, The people
u,,s unueiSand TOO well their selfishness to
paL up with the attempt" =, n
SElSclNNATI, April 9.-The T0LksJLatt
aueIman Republican paper, saws Of lie
e,sSs9ns eO.1 yesterday: at wns taken into
rro",slmneralion ro.s y by a great part Of the Ger.
naa %au republicans sthat the extreme Tenn.
sS Etaace element has shown itself possess.
TSul 80 great an influence that theanti-
~ TTsagetanCe men desired to call a halt
ova. Sas 1ecFeSse Y Of tho Republican majority
%s OoSs, tae Rhine, is an answer tot6e re-
SS,taa S",ti.uatlon Of Judge Welch and the
INV sSS'on OF the Legislature" Returns from
c,s ~s county are not in, but they will in
R.sgi Rsg ihe Democratic majority, The
CIs.Su Cu o q central Republicans elected the
onnDS,s, HrrtS o. Tue police court, but he had no
W. CCpEsllion' No others, eptWard Off.
~ NV were elected by!the Republicans.
Ccnm,.iOsaMoc nm pisMocratic raS. majority for Street
nv ss,y"St;SlGners y; y 43Sli Director City Inflrm.
Y!!O1a4 Y!Ss49; Trustee OF Water Works 1881 /;
no, 1vpLe, lCr short term Judge $500; O'Cop!
%n,I ny. IOt long term Judge, received 1870
HCD1es TS's votes than both bis Republican
4 UgsSoGents, soo The council has majority
'SaeOtge Hoffman, brewer at Foss &
T'a SupGTs GsT brewery, on Freeman street,
m,oIIe S Killed this afternoon in a sinrular
TS;ge S1SeF. He was near a huge beer cask,
Io,nis a Iae men were for some purpose
ma G ~ ar into, when It burst and one n
~ saves struck and killed him. fssf,
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THE CONNECTICUT. ELECTION.


Republican Governor Elected, by
I ,Eit a6i q. Zoo Majority.po5 sifs
New HAVEN, April 9. e.-scott, Rep, is
elected sheriff of New Haven county.
Harrison, Rep, is elected ono Of the Rep.
resentatiyes from'this city. so! aaa -'s'r5
~Jewellis elected Governor by about 700
majority, SLH BIOL
NRw YORK, April 2.-The Connecticut
election created bnt little excitement in
the city, last evening. The special, dis.
patches from that State report! that prob.
ably Jewells majority over both his op.
ponents will be two or three hundred, and
two thousand over Hubbard. The vote
Is five thousand less than last year. The
Labor Retormers ran much below their
computed strength, but the temperance
ticket ran we'll.
Tho World says the Liberal Repub.
llcans did not give much support to the
Democracy, that they, seemed unwilling
to break with the Grant wing until after
the Cincinnati Convention rflf
HARTFORD, April 2.-The official re-
turns OF scattering towns will reduce
Jewels majority over all, but he Is prob.
ably elected, There are five towns to
hear from. The Times figures JEWELS
majority Y. over all at 2S9, and Posts at
THE coaPIETE YoTE. y q
HARTFORD, April 2.-The latest revis.
Ell tables at the CDuffTt iofllcey with re.
turns from every town, give the following:
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nls no.nII Ia Connecticut.

Tbe Ropubllcsus have carried Connect
lent, sufficiently Tho later dispatches !, .a0s,Os
@ indicate that Governor JEWELS major
ity will be less than ilstindicated, butisis .1l'
considered ~ he will still have a majority
Ovsr ali and bc elected by the popular vote
II he should not, and the election go into
the Legislature, his election Is still as.
spred, inasmuch as the Legislature is SC,
curely Republican, And the election o.
a Republican Legislature is the most val
uablefruit Of the contest for it secures
the election Of a Republican Senator to
succeed MI. FERRY and that is far more
important than the election Of Governor
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The Casualty at the Lackawauna
Coal Breaker.

SCRANTON, PA, April 2.-The casualty
at the Lackawanna breaker at Carbon.
dale, yesterday, by the breaking OF the
plane has resulted in the death Of three
persons. The body Of John Holmer was
removed from the burning debris liter.
ally burned to "a crisp in many parts Of
his body and lived only about an hour.
John Clark had both legs broken and
his head crushed. He died this al.
ternoon. Lawrence Smith was severely
injured, but will recover. Jas. McLaugh.
lin, when he fell, the structure giving
away, jumped over the side and landed
over hundred feet distant in pile OF
dirt without receiving any injury. The
mines were set on fire by q stove, which
which lell with the structure from the
weigh Office atthe head Of the plane.
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even mora guilty than hiHi56lt, as hod de-

even mora guilty than himself, as he de-
trauded the Government daily BY the use
OF cancelled stamps on the policies. ? n
Frederick Heggi, ot No, 2268 East Hous-
ton street has been arrested on suspicion
OF poisoning a man named siegt led three
years ago. The body has been exhumed,
and an Inquest VIM be held. tSieeried's
son says bis tathet when he left home
was the possessor of properly, which was
transferred to Heggi by d bogus win
The WorkiIgmeti's Central Union La.
Dor Reform State Committee, met this
evening and drepudiated the nomination oE
Judge Davis tor President. N''s,, 4 y" t.'H
TAs 2ss2's g yll have the
laT6ete seems to be bS doubt that El.
bert A, Woodward has como back and IA
now either In New York or within EASY
call Of his friends here. His return has
excited less public comment than the re-.
appearance Of Cook, but among the poll.
lticians Of the ring school 1t Is regarded az
very .ominous and portending evil sior
those against whom, with Cook, he Is to
be used, 1t was generally thought that
ICooksreturn was brought about By tie
ring, and that Woodward would be con.
PEELED to act In the same, interest in self.
protection. The friends of Tweed and
Connolly, however, think otherwise. One
Of the exc Controllers intimate associates
says that both woodward and Cook have
returned here at Tweed's bidding, and.
that as Tweed first intended, he Intends
now, to make the ex. Controller an escape
goat tor the Tanmany officers. It tis
claimed that Cook and Woodward are
going through q course Of instruction
prior to the trial OF Connolly, 50 that be.
tween them they can convict him and
clear the chief, Tweed Should 1t be.
proved = t9 Connolly that h The testimony Of
used against him he will undoubtedly re.
main abroad, and some ot bis friends ad.
NIT that there Is a doubut Of his returning
under any circumstances" 'l,s.l' ~ =
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FRANCE,
Marshall Mcmahon says The March 10 ,
sedan was Against his WisheR.

II ~ ---oNASS AAb W lbne9S gg
New YoRK, April ga Paris dlspatcb "a n,
says that at the trial. Of the publishers Of
tae F'argo newspaper yesterday, Marshall
Mcmahon stated that after the severinc
Of communications betweent the two wings
Of the Grand Army the march, 10 Sedan
was directly against his wishes, and that
Il was his desire TO return to Paris. The
testimony Of Marshall Mcmahon calsea
great excitement. '5'' 7T'''7 SE''''''N'
PARIS, April r2.-The Assembly before
adJourntng, appointed a committee TO
represent It during the recess, Thiers
addressing the Committee to-day confirm.
ed the report that official notice had been
given Belgium Of the termination within
Q stipulated time Of the treaty of COM,
merce. He had explained 10 Belgium
that this action was necessary, as Franco
required full liberty to remodel her com.
mercial system In accordance with her
altered circumstances. The new tariff
he said, would be terminable every six
months, Referring TO foreign affairs ho
stated that questions had arisen between
Algeria and the neighboring: province Of
TuniS, and although he was aware ibat
the Porte claimed the sovereignty Of n.
mis-, he had considered 1t expe6ient totfeRt
directly with the local lEovernment in re-. re-.
gard to Algeria, and he should do So He
also all1dedlto the restoration by Rnssis
Of her ratification in the Black Sea and
sad England was responsible for MA in.
fraction Of the Treaty Of Paris, I-''''.
PARIS, April 2.sThe trial for llblel
IN the case Of Trochu against the Figaro
has ended, in which Villemes and Yim
editors, were acquitted Of the principal
charge Of libel, but were found guilty OF
insulting functionary Of the government
and sentenced to one months imprlson-,
ment and fine of 800 francs. -,
In his address yesterday before tie
Committee Of the Assembly, President
Fhiers defined the attitude Of France to-
wards the Spanish crown. He declared
It was the interest OF France to keen
Amadus on tho throne, because his over.
throw would lead to q revival Of the can
didature Of Montpensier or Hohensollern ,
as the time was near when the inhabitants
OF lMulhcuse, In Alsace, must Choose
either German or French nationality, Il
Is said thatneatly all arc Determined 10
adhere to French nationality. - E!A1
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Reported Conspiracy toa Rob the
Sioux IndIans or Their I.anda.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, April 2.-On the S1st
pi March special dispatch from Wash.
ington was published in the Missouri
Democrat, stating that several Federal
officers ando.the Governor Of Kansas
Are in d ring urging an invasion OF the
Sioux Indian lands known as Black Hills,
which are reported to be rich in mineral
deposits. So far a, this statement refers
tolthe, Governor Of Kansas 1t Is entirely
wrong, that gentleman having nothing
whatever 70, do with such project, nor
Is It believed that any Federal officers IN
this State are concerned in ITO X z q
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st. Louis Election.

d,v vi Z. LOWS, April2,-In The election 10.
dj;ec,%E,ttw NJ ,UE Twelve I. aldermen and eight school
cIssu' ISr'VIs Is the Democrats made pretty
TSsn,o Tn sweep, electing nine aldermen.
tcEStS tS was one elected on the Republican
OI tSS anu sn TWO who ran independently.
bIy |I ~ school directors there are probS.
8!oossSS sS, IN, In the Eighth ward, ". P.
CoUoS.ss CUUSs lcSlored) received $40 votes. The
pSSIiSas,uNw SSs, VIII Y stand: II Democrats, 1 Re.
'SO''canS, 3 Independents. w
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Kentucky state Medical Society.

LoursyutErApril 2,7The State, Med,
ical Society met here To- day, DR.. 7. o.
Wise ID the chair. About 10 delegates
were present, and number. Of interest
ing papers were read. A banquet will
be given tomorrow night by tHelmedical
men OF Louisville to the members OF the
society, which II Is expected will be q
grand affair. A number OF new men,
bcrs were addedto the rolEiSSiiI '5l
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bIll, but that ho hOped. 9 call h rs m1 eatlz

blLiI buN tuos AZ AopSN' w Sdll " UP carly
next week. go S'6a., 2 - ~ s2,.a aIs79. ig ssl
Mt NYE presented d Constitution adopt.
ed by iEtahb as asstatc constitution, 10
accompany their application for adtnis.
sion as State W. ~ tt5,. l,, i.9 b 'uS ~,
The Senate then resumed The conside.
ration Of the Indian appropriation bill.
The question, was am n1amendment extin,
gushing the title OF the Sissiton and
Wapita bands Of Sioux Indians 10 lands
described in the second article Of the
treaty Of February 19, 1860, except perma.
nent reservations, which, on motion Of
Mr. EDMUNDs, was laid on the table, "A
message was received q announcing that
the House had laid on the table the SEN
ate substitute for the House bill,. repealine
duties on tea and coffee. i,.,,,'r,,5,s,,,'l = /
Mr. iMoRRnL5 said that the resolution
Of the House was an extraordinary one,
but he would not now move to refer It to
the Finance Committee, because the Sen.
ate niishtwish TO discuss 1t before refor.
ring It. He therefore, moved that Il lie
over and be printed, which was agreed to.
Other amendments 10 the Indian ap.
propriatioR biti,were offered and discussed.
and at o P. NJ, the Senate 0went into iRx.
ecutiye session. and soon after adjourned
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girOhlo Municipal. Elections. a oso
CtScrNNAFr, April 9 The following q
{SS aS tsSt Sts S as s :. q \, ssass 5 de
DavtonEA Rennblican, M mavor nSS 10 eo' eISca'
ed. The new cornciI viii stand Z * 70 81
publioans4o eleyen Democrats Is'tG NJ ~ ~ H'
SpringfieldETSe Demncrsts haSo @
maiofitS an the sttv He coNnSeli rrbs MsEs 81.
tiIis III nanY vsafs aaIfSf "S4'a'a 4tHte Ht'ssss
TrbanaWRenmhiicar moyor o,,ao,oS ,,.d, sSsi,,, T., d
n snaII" aII"roa;oriitye ii,seAlS'44t tteSVt elec'eu ny
Chiiiicot5eMAiI councilmsr o,so.od Ak
Renublicsns Town"hin nreboh,T IlTotsH eN Po ets
fS,.,,a ~ ioHOaygy ~ ~ oY Ne-
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AppoENTMENTs coNrIRMEp.

The Senate to-day in executive session,
confirmed the following nominations: /:
Ambrose Campbell, Register of Land
Office, Marquett, Michigan; Jno. s. Nav:
hugh, Register Of Land Office, Elko, Ne
vada; W.iP. Freeman, Receiver of Public
Money, Elko, Nevada; and the following
Postmasters: Il. B. Evans, Tuscola, nj;
Jno. Sharp. Oregon, ILL.,; A. T. streeter,
OalumN, Mich. \ ~ ---Il.--
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The Cincinnati Election.

Tho whole Democratic ticket was
elocted in Cincinnati Monday, including
Judges Of the Superior Court, by MAORI
ties ranging from 1000 to 5000. It Il
not claimed, however, as Democratic
victory, because party lines were very
widely dlsregarded and men were voted
for by both parties on their merits.
When there isa real expression Of party
sentiment the city Is Republican by some
$500. But the Republican caucus iois-
tered unworthy and incompetent men on
their party as candidates; and the party
in disgust repudiated both caucus and
candidates. The Commercial says Of the
result: sob
at san expression Of deep popular
disgust with the action Of the Republican
Convention, and with the mismanage.
ment Of city affairs in general3L 4 lOIT
The Gaattte says: "
at Is rather arebuke by the Republican
party Of those that have assumed to be
the party managers. A very emphatic
rebuke Il is, too. The city IS both by ma.
ture and tradition strongly Republican.
Under ordinary circumstances II will give
aRepublican majority OF at least $500.
We believe 1t would have given such a
majority yesterday il the Greenwood Hall
convention had manifested any, the least,
sagaCity or discrimination. Instead, II
i fooled away its advantage, and gave
the Democrats an opportunity that, to
the surprise Of everybody, they improved.
Republicans in good standing, whose or.
thodoxy has never been suspected or ques.
toned, went to the polls yesterday and
indulged In the unfamiliar process o.
scratching, and in few instances the
ticket which was their basis of operations
was the Democratic"
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Charter Elector at Dubuque.

D6buQuR, IOWA, April s4The charter
election held in this city Monday was
close and exciting. The result was not
announced until this morning, when it
was found that the entire Democratic
ticket was elected. Astrong railroad In.
fluence was combined against Solomon
Tutck for Mayor, hut it was unsuccessful.
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IpIunctionI Against County Rora,

ARooLA, ILL.,, April 2.-Judge Thorn.
ton, Of the Supreme Courtlot Illinois, has
granted an tniuhc ction against the issuing
of bonds by Douglas county to the Indf:
ana 81 Illinois Central Railroad. eT'
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a showman Torn bY Lions.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Jos. Whittle
was badly torn by lions this afternoon,
while performing at O'Brien's circus, on
Main and Oxford streets, In FrankIord.
He is not expected To live. 5,7 TUT- -
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at Festival..A Floor
Falls and Wall Caves in..Two
Persons Killed and Twelve tWoppd-

BALTIMORE, April 2-At, the annual
festival Of colored people at Graft Hail, in
Fredericktown, the floor gave way and
wall caved in, by which two persons were
killed andtwelye seriously injured.
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BIC Coal RUN.-our Pittsburgh dis.
patches indicate very large shipment of
coal on the present rise. Twenty.six
steamers are coming with 2,SOO,OOO bush
els for Cincinnati; twenty with 100000
bushels for Louisville; others with $780,
ono bushels for St. Louis; and twelve
others, amount Of tow not reported.
Filty'eight steamers are coming with
tOwsestimated to carry G,5OO,OOO bushels,
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THE Temperance men OF st. OlairsviIle
elected their ticket, after au exciting con-
lest, Monday. A correspondent tells US
all about itbut we are obliged to defer
publication Of his letter till tomorrow
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The Senate stands is Republicans, 8
Democrats. The House stands i131. Re.
publicans, ITO Democrats. Republican
Majority or joint ballet 80. Last year It
was "a The Republicans elected the
Sheriff in six counties and the Democrats
in two, Fairfield and Litchheld. -s,,,''.s,''. r,
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For Additional! Dispatches ses Ro,tra fags..
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Maurice Mert was arrested and held 10
bail in FIVE thousand dollars, charged
with the issue d worth HESS insirance poll
lcies. He alleges that one Walter Psrftt,
Of Brooklyn, was an accomplice, and
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to1piino iJisss1Uua od3 oi bsoi hlidW iadi
RIaal3. 5alS7.sEa .44 sP'4s3t '4s,its9 q ;.1tg 10
amos baib adR ,pdilsodW 70 Ylip yib
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BY TELEo GRAPH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Exclusively to the IntelligenccaSrl..{| |

By the Western Union tlrS, 3 if B , A. e
aieo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe StG.I
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a ,,,'aiaIaAsH ,'iisdD ,saisq ','ll'a OF
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The Old Red Cent.

A. the old "rei cent has now pass-
ed out Of sight. like the ''old oaken
bucket" its history IL . matter Of
sufficient Interest COR preservation.
Thr ceat was first proposed by Robert
Morris, The. great finntniet 81 tic fevas
linton, ard was named rs J.titfson
two years after. IL begaa la make its
appearance from the mint IN l1o2 IL
bore the head of w ,.sAington on one
side aud thirteen LINKS uu the other.
The Freuch revolution soon created u
rage TOR French ideas IN America,
which put on the cent, Instead Of the
head Of Washington. the head af the
Goddess Of Liberty-a French liberty.
with hack thrust forward and flowing
locks. The chain on the reverse was
replaced by All olive wreath Of peace.
But the French liberty was short lived,
aud 30 was her portrait on our cent.
The next head or figure succeeding
this-the staid classic dame, with
fillet round her hair-came into FASH
ion about 80 or ~ years ago, aud her
finely cl,iseiei features hive been but
slightly altered IN the lapse Of time.