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HAVANA.
Arrest of a Supposed Noted New
York Thief.

4 HAVANA, April1 16-Inspectom Hay ten
and Green Of the London police End Mr.
Good, a clerk In the Bank OF England, ar
rived here on the steamship Moro Castle.
A man named Oscar Wilson, who Is sup.
posed to be q celebated thief in New
York, took passage on the same steamer
shortly before her sailing from New York.
When the vessel had been to sea but q
few hours, Green's trunk was opened aud
40 sovereigns and some jewelry distracted
Purser Himond, oi the MORO Castle, sus.
pected Wilson Of the robbery and kept
watch on him, while others on the steam
ar suspected one Of tho walters. On Sat
urday evening, Wilson was invited to
walk the deck, and while doing 30, per.
SONS went below and inspected the satchel
which Wilson brought on board tue
steamer. In tho satchel was found q COM
ulete set OF burglars tools and skeleton
keys Of beautiful form and workmanship
The Moro Castle arrived here on Sun
day evening, and tho passengers were
prevented from landing on account OF
Of the lAteness OF the hour. While the
messengers were on deck Wilson went bo-
low and forced open the trunks Of Hay
den and Good and abstracted quantity
OF papers and then hid the burglar tools
under the closet in Green's room. VIII
sons object undoubtedly was to get hold
Of the documents in the hands Of the IN
spectors relating to the iorgeries ot Bid
well in London. After the first attempt
to rob their trunks tho Londoners re-
moved tho papers and kept them
about their persons. The clerk o. the
Bank of England has identified Bidwell
as the man who opened an account with
tho bank, and the English detectives
have also identified him as noted char,
acter The Havana authorities have ar
rested Wilson on charge OF burglary.
The crime was committed inside the har-
bor OF Havana, the case Is consequently
under Spanish jurisdiction. The English
detectives and British Consul have com
pletely baflled the efforts Of BidwelPs
friends to obtain his release. .
The first Protestant Easter service ever
held on the shore OF Cuba took place on
Sunday last,
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Project for a Convention Of Western
and Southern CongreSsmen.

ST. LOUIS, April17.-The project which
hAs been on foot hare for some weeks past
10 call q Convention OF Western and
Southern Congressman to consider the
questions Of general and special interest
to the States and the Mississippi Valley,
to be held here some time next month,
was discussed to-day by the Board OF d.
rectors of the MeEOhARts' Exchange. A
committee was appointed to wait upon
the Mayor and city government and ask
their cooperation, and also to devise
plan for carrying out programme,
for tho reception and entertain
ment Of tho delegates, and report to
another and general meeting of the cit
liens on Saturday next. There was a
unanimous approval OF project and an
earnest desire expressed that the ConYen-
tion should be held. Congressman Wells
said one hundred or two hundred and
fifty Congressman G would be present, and
he would prepare the list OF topics to be
discussed BY The Convention. The pro-
gramme for the entertainment Of delegates
Is expected to embrace q trip to Calves
ton via tho N. &. s. F. and Texas Central
roads and return through q portion aof
Kansas, bouquets, steamboat excursions
tEc .-N.%--t.
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To the Editors Of the IntelllgcneCr.
The Register OF yesterday announces
that 1t will only publish friendly COM
ments on tho infamous and suicidal do
ings OF tho Legislature. That paper has
recently received letters from all parts Of
tho State dcuouncing the Legislature.
These letters were written by Democrats
of prominence and standing, who did
not wish TO see their party demolished In
the attempt TO screen tho Public Printer
or his $3.50 employe. A Barbour county
gentleman probably Samuel Woods,
ESQ J at last brings the Register on It's
Knees, and in half column OF drlvil It
attempts to defend Legislature that has
expended nearly ono hundred thousand
dollars, and hos not passed half dozen
bills worth the paper they were printed
on, and surely not worth what the Public
Printer charged to print them: Demo
Gratis who write for tho Register must
write "lriCudly comments"
DEMOCRAT.
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The legal tenders outstanding yester
ROk0 AEn

|" The legal tenders outstanding yester
day were $S5S, PAL I45O. rl1i sa
Ground was broken Thursday on the
Andersen, Lebanon & St. Louis Railroad
at Anderson, Ind. -
"A German butcher nambed Lewis
Gungle, committed suicide at Princeton,
Ind, on Thursday, by shooting himself.
Martin Hem and George Buckley,
were arrested at straitsville, O., Wednes'
day, for counterfeiting and was taken 10
Columbus. snsa ...s: ...r.
The bullion in the Bank Of England
decreased e448,000 in the past week. Tho
specie in the Bank Of France increased
1000, 900 francs in the past week.
The boiler in the heading factory Of
Cobb & Co., at SChoolcraft, Mich, ex-
ploded on Thursday evening, olishing
the mill and killing Henry Terwiliger,
the night WRtchman. -
1t Is stated that the Eastern Railroad
has consented to pay Colonel Palmer, the
mail agent who was injured by the Sea-
brook disaster, $25, 900. 80
Thomas Gray, q conductor on the
Detroit 6 Milwaukee Railroad, was
knocked from his train and killed, while
passing under bridge at Grand Rapids.
The National Association Of Engi-
neers and Machine Manufacturers met In
Philadelphia, Thursday morning, Presi.
dent Harry Blandy was in the chair, and
delivered an address congratulating the
members on the fact that the Association
Is assuming national Importance.
Senator Bsyard has paid his extra
compensation as member Of the 42nd
Congress into the U. 8. Treasury.
-Chas. Baulch, one Of the men accus.
cd Of stealing from the New York City
Comptroller's office and destroying bun
dies Of vouchers representing nearly $l5,-
OOO,O 600, two years ago, died Wednesday
night1 r.r .--
There wero eleven bids for gold at
New York yesterday, amounting 70 81
10000, at from 1854 to 117b1, The
government sold q million and a half Of
gold at 1925 to 1881. '.tE n
Vice President Wilson Is reported 10
to have said Wednesday, that peAGe with
the Modocs was now out Of the question,
and they should be exterminated at any
cost; still, the peace policy should: not
be abandoned IN dealing with other In.
dian tribes. tr' l.'s4,
AT Pottsville, Pa, ThursGsy, VIM.
Grant, one Of the proprletors ofthe Plank
Ridge Collery and Walter Gibbs, inside
boss were killed by falling of the ROOT
near the slope while examining 1t to see
hit was safe. John Latin, and Michael
Monaghan, labOrers, were injured.
Geo. W. @. johnson, newly elected
Mayor Of Cincinnati was inagurated
Thursday. aa- --..s .s as..l ..-
Peter Foye, Of Brooklyn, who kicked
his con 10 death because the little fellow
refused TO purchase beer Tor him, has
been found guilty Of granddaughter in the
fourth degree. ar... O. sasaa
in the competitive examination held
at Clyde, Ohio, Tor the appointment OF a
cadet to West Point from the 10th Dis
trict, therc were II in the class. Bruce
Benham, OF TitFen, Ohio, stood at the
head until af(er the medical examination
when he was pronounced to be afflicted
with heart disease, which threw him out
MRs9y OF sanduOky, was the GucceISIul
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HALIFAX, April 17.-The custom au'
thorities are proceeding against the par
ties known 10 have veplundered the Atlantic
dead or stolen goods from thewreck. The
Dominion government hearing that the
White Star Line have not made provision
for the burial OF the dead bodies yet TO be
recovered, has ordered tho Collector ot
Customs to attend 10 1t at the public eX-
pense. r
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE weather be.
ing favorable to-day, the divers renewed
their search for bodies, and up to the
time the steam tug left Prospect, 42 had
been recovered. They were all unrec.
ognized steerage passengers, and princt'
pSlly women and children; they were
buried without delay, the White Star
agents having made all necessary ar
rangements, and the Dominion Govern
ment agrees to pay share OF the ex;
pense. There Is enough cargo saved TO load
the steamer sent from New York. Capt.
Williams, Mr.. Brady and Mr.. PenncllOnd
others came up from tho wreck tonight
10 be present when tho decision oil the
court Of enquiry Is given tomorrow. II
Is reported that the bodies Of woman
and child drilted ashore near Lunenburg.
Mr.. Todd, who lost his father and
mother on the Atlantic, arrived this
morning from Chicago in search oil
their remains and property. Tho body
of the father had been recovered and
buried at Prospect, and the money found
on his body restored to his son. War.
rants were issued yesterday for man
named Slaughen White and his three
sons, residents OF Prospect, suspected Of
pilEeripg the wreck. A quantity OF bag
gage was found in the fathers possession,
including some identified as the property
Miss schrymser.
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ENGLAND.
Reported Murder Of Sir Samuel Ba.
-----r.k .keE and Wife In Airiea, -

Reported Murder Of Sir Samuel Ba'
s-lagykeE and Wife In Africa -4s
LONDON, April 17-A painful rumor
comes from Alexandria, to the effect that
Sir samual Baker and wife have been
murdered BY, the natives. Sir Samuel &C.
compRnled by his wife took tho Egyptian
Expedition up the Nile. ga a-
LoHDN, April 1.-THE rulnor OF the
murder Of Sir Samuel Baker and his
vile causes much uneasIness at the For.
eign Office. Tho Government has recciy'
ed no information whatever in relation TO
the occurrence. Earl. Granville has tele-
graphed to Alexandria, making inquiry
into the origin of the report. gf.u.
81 A severe thunder storm occurred yes
terday in Wales. Crops were injured and
several persons killed by lightning.
LONDON, April 17.-George BidWell and
Edwin Noyes, alleged participants in the
frauds on the Bank OF England, wero
again brought before the Lord Mayor this
afternoon for examination. Seward T.
Acker Of New York, Of the counsel for
the bank during the examination Of No
Donald In that city, was present and pro-
duced documentary evidence In the case
Examination further adjourned and the
prisoner remanded! .m zaaa a-'
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Tho Contest over the Proposed Lease
of the c., c., C. & /, Railroad

CLEVELAND, o., April I'll. M..Bar.
low, as attorney for the directors Of the
c., G., e. s. 1. Railroad, has fled a re-
joindcr In the United States Circuit Court
in reply to the complaint Of the stock
holders of said road. Mr.. Barlow says 1t
is not desired or proposed that any or.
rangemunt shall be made between the
two companies which is not mutually
advantageous aud beneficial, or which
will 10 any manner effect or impair any
exisLing contract or arrangement now
legally binding upon tho Cleveland road.
he denies the allegation in the bill Of
complaint as TO the insolvency Of the A.
s. G. W. r. R, and says he has been in
formed that lease OF the G., O., Q. & /.
r. r., similar 10 tho ono proposed by the
A. & g. W. X. R., has been in contem.
plstion many years by the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern railroad, and he be-
lieves this suit Is begun partially or
wholly at the expense Of the Lake Shore
Company TO defeat an honest administra-
tion Of the affairs Of the Cleveland Com
pany by It's own stockholders. =.
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acknowledgement
roaring Gently In the Market ST.
Organ


The Register says II has on It's table "a
communication written by one Of tho
most talented and earnest Democrats IN
The State, in relation to the general char
acrcr Of the acts Of the present Leglsla-
,prc The writer is . man whom moth
pg can swervC from his devotion to the
principles Of tho Democratic. party and
who could not be induced by any con-
.iIcration to vote for q Radical in any
contest in which political principles are
involved. He Is, however, dissatisfied
with tho proceedings of the present Leg
lslature, and in the letter referred to ex-
presses his opinion in very forclble terms"
We should expect that such an inde-
pendent and fearless journal as the Regis
ter would print such letter instead oI
giving 1t a chilling reception like this,
But instead OF printing 1t, our neighbOr
goes on to demonstrate with the writer for
talking so plainly. 1t really will not do
to call things by their right names. "Cnt'
Icism," to be admitted to the Registers
columns must be friendly" As Bully
Bottom would say, correspondents must
roar gently" .'r
"BotLom-IotmO play the lion too; / will roar
that Will do any m1n'6 heart good to hear me;
will ro1r, that will mako the Duke say Let
MIN roar again, let him ro4r again
Ouln-An v0u should DO II TOO terribly you
poIld Jrlghttn he dWeheSS and tAG ladies, hGt
iEv 1pJft!d EtFtsk; and that were enough 70 hdN0
GJdH
"BOt.-I grant yOu friends that II you AhouId
lrlyrt the ladies ont OF their wits, they would
have no moro discretion but TO hang u.s. 6u!
ElR dg0ravGte my ,roles 90 Mat ligtn roar yoa az
q HQV az any SUekiH0 dOrs; 1 tSR roGF you az
trTe any nightingale, ~ AidSumMHT HIgAE'
Dram
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Mr.. BRYANT, the poet and editor Of the
New York Pos!, in ono Of his letters from
the South, ceusureS the President sharply
for the recent removal OF the Charleston
Is. o. Postmaster and the appointment
in his stead Of an incompetent colored
man. Mr. BRYANT remarks:
vt was but the other day that the peo.
pie OF Charleston sent formal invitation
10 the President Of the United States TO
visit South Carolina. He declined the
clvility, and at the same time removed
the postmaster at Charleston, Mr.. Trott,
who was highly esteemed, and for whose
continuance in Office the citizens, with.
out distinction Of party, had earnestly pc.
titionCd. In his place he appointed q
colored man who, whether justly or not,
lies under the odium Of being connected
with the corrupt fellows who have for
several years been pillSging tho State,
This was like answering an invitation TO
dinner with a SlRp in the face, and was q
Cross blunder to say the least"
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcpco, April 17.-Thc preva.
lenco Of the epizootic at Sacramento
stopped the running ot the cara today.
A Chinese smallpox patient, escaped
from the pest house and ran naked in the
street. Cars on tho Bay View road
crowded with ladies and gentlemen pas
sengers, tho conductors all fled, and the
driver went rapidly with the cars until
he met q Mexican, who lSssoed tho Chi.
nSman and led him back to the pest
horje, giving the patient all the rope he
wanted. .r..
Every horse at hot Springs, Surprise
Valley and Big Valley arc down with the
epizoOtic. a-.s
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How GoVerhnsnt Office Holders
geFa Rvgindlad.

New YoRK,, April 17.-Col. Whitley
states that one Of his officers has arrested
in Washington srnan styling himself Rev,
J. Hale Barney, and one sutton, q printer
for swindling government Office holders in
the name OF the President. The prisoners
are SAID to be authors q circular pur'
porting to emanate from the Executive
Mansion and bearing the forged signature
Of General Babcock, requesting contribu'
tions for suppressing election frauds,
and to reimburse the Treasury for money
paid out for election purposes. It Is un.
derstood the President intends to remove
the office holders who contributed g I.
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SPAIN.

PARIS, April IA dispatch from Car,
list sources says q band Of Spanish Insur'
gents under Darregarray made sharp
assault on Onate, and af(er 3 short con-
flict succeeded in gaining possession Of
the town. ..-r5.. ~. a...,
The Legitimists and Bonapartists have
agreed upon n. Lipman as their candi-
date for the vacancy. in the representa-
tion Of Paris In the National Assembly.
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Tho WPoace Policy" in Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-AriEonia
dates OF April tho II stated that Mai or
Randall OF the 29d Infantry, struck the
Apaches on the East Fork OF the Verde
and killed iOrty.one warriors, captured q
number Of women and children. PrOpo.
sitions were made Tor the surrender OF
large numbers Of the worst Apaches 10
Arizona. General Crook and Gov. Verde
met the troops now coming In.
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FORT WAYNE.

FoRT WAYNE, April 17.-Frank Swami,
who has been on trial before Judge Brack.
enridge for assault and battery with in.
tent TO commit rape, was found guilty
and the Jury to-day found verdict Of i'm.
prisonment in tho penitcnuAry for two
Tho trial Of John Flaugh, ex.trustee Of
Madison township, for embezzling the
public money, Is set for next Monday.
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REv. r. ALEXANDER, who has been
assisting the Rev. M. Gibson IN holding
communion services at Woodsdeld, In
forms us that he had the privilege, On last
Monday, of baptizing two pairs OF twins
tho children Of Mr. Frederick Hoehler, Of
Woodsaeld. In each pair the children
arc different in sex, size and general ap'
pearance. The eldest pair are four years
old, and the youngest tw6-four children
In two years. No wonder Monroe county
continues 50 strongly Democrauc-&
C2dirSpille Gazette.
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Oy Ibc Ccptral Ohio Division Of the I

On the Central Ohio Division Of the D
Il b. Railroad, (irom Columbus TO Bell
aIre) there are "a telegraph offices in ope
ration, and two more arc soon to be open,
cd. To insure uniformity in time, each ol
these is TO DO supplied with a Seth
Thomas Regulator. With It's numerous
telegraph offices and uniformity In time
this line Of road will DO singularly free
from accident and delay. Each day at
two minutes before eleven the Columbus
office begins to beat tiInO and when eleven
o'clock comes all the clocks on the line
must be ticking in concert and the hands
pointing to the same place on the diAl.-
~. GdirSriRe Gazette.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 17-Thc Count Won
Arnim, the German Ambassador At Paris,
will be transferred to London ardi Gener-
al Manteuffel, commanding the German
forces In France to be his successor, when
the evacuation Of French territory by the
German troops have been completed.
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Tho Illness or. the Pope.

ROME, April 1.-THE Pope Is still sui
fering and 1t Is known there Is NO I'M
proyement in his condition. To. day, per-
sons who have been admitted into the
presence Of his Holiness, mako the most
contradictory reports in relation to his ILL
ness, The Italian Government exhibits
anxiety in relation to tho mSlady Of the
Holy Father A courier has left the Vati.
can for Germany, with Instructions for the
guidance Of the Roman Catholic Bishops
in that country in case of the demise Of
tho Pontih.
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ACCIDENT AT Burton. = Two men
near BurIon's Station on the B. & 0, r..
Il. were engaged In getting out CrossliCS
on Saturday last Ono Of the men,
named Bolon, sat down on tho tie they
were working on. An AZ in the hands Of
the other man who was still at work
glanced and struck Bolon in the groin,
sevesinE tho principal artery In tho limb.
Nothing could he done to check the flow
from the severed artery and poor Bolon
bled to death in few rllnutes.-B4IdiTe
lHisDendent
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CoRCoRAN, the banker, is tho richest
man In Washington, his fortune being va
riouSly estimated at from six to twelve
millions, large portion Of which was
made by taking National loans, particu-
larly during the Mexican war He has
given oyer two million dollars Of beneGac.
lions to Washington City, in works Of art
aud philanthropy,
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CINCINNATI, April 17.-Riyer 81 feet
and falling. Arrived, the Pat. Bogers,
from Memphis, and Andes, from Wheel.
ing. Departed, the J.,W. Garrett, for
New Orleans; Juniata, for Pittsburgh.
Weather cloudy and threatening.
PITTSBURGH, April 17.-Ryer falling
with 8 feet, 8 inches Of water
IN the channel. Tho Allegheny Is falling.
At Oil City a light drizzling rain has
fallen during great part Of the day.
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Death Of a Press Agent and Former
Journalist

NASHVILLE, April 17-William Henry
Smith, agent Of the Western Associated
Press, and an old journalist OF this city,
died this morning at 8 o'clock, after pro.
tractcd illness. BE was formerly editor
Of tho Huntsville AdUoedte, Nashville
Gazette, Nashville Banner, Nashville RE-
triOt, and during the war editor Of the
Nashville Union.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April IA serious
riot occurred tonight OF Sacramento,
among the Chinese. Pistols were used
and two men dangerously wounded. The
police quclled the riot but further trouble
Is expected. The Chinese are intensely
excited. The riot grew out Of the recent
murder Of the Chinese court interpreter
All Quong. sr.
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Railroad Subscription RofnDed.

DAYTON, O., April 1.-THE people of
Dayton refused to-day, by 4SO majority,
to loan her credit for $3.50, 900, under the
Boesel law, 10 help build Saltwater VAL
ley Railroad. The voters were afraid 1t
woald interfere with the coal road to
Southern Ohio. TOtOl vote 1000 len than
usual, 7
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WAN DHPA0FuEhF1
OFFTcH or TRB CRIKP SIONAL OYTIcBA,
WGsHuIGToH, D. O., April l1.-I:So r. \.
PROBABnTTIKe.

The areas Of tho low barometer in Ohio
and Illinois will extend on Friday over
the lower lakes; and that over New Jer-
sey will move northeastWard toward Cape
Cod. For New England, northerly and
easterly winds with rain. For the lower
lakes, winds back to southerly with rain.
The barometer will continue to fall in
Northwest, with southerly winds and q
rising temperature over Minnesota and
Lake Superior. For the Southern States
a rising temperature and partially cloudy
and clear weather. Cautionary signals
continue at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, But
falo, Rochester, Oswcgo, New York, New
Haven, New London and Boston,
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Additional adVices from the late Ku.
Klux outragcs In Henry County, KY,
say three Ku-Klux who were W0nnded
In the aGray died Of their wounds. The
Governor has as yet taken no action In
tho matter.
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Jay Gould has been subpoUnaed to
testify on the usury question before the
grand jury at New York.
Jesse Grant, tho youngest son Of the
President, is en- Touts for California, in
company with Senator Cole and family.
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REV. ROBERT ALEXANDER was elected
a school director for st. Clairsville on
Monday last, by q unanimous vote. A
well merited compliment. There is no
one in our midst better suited for the pos
itiOn.-Gdsstts.
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A Lazy Postal Clerk.

MILWAUKEE, April ia postal
clerk named J. 3. Brown was arrested at
Vinona Junction and brought to this
city, charged with burning mail matter to
save the labor Of diGtribuEingSthe same,