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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14
Neighborhood News.

The population OF Belmont county in
1910 was 1867; in 1920 it was 20, 1929; in
1880, 2S,O27; in 1910, So,sOl; in 1850, S4,'
GOO; in 1860, SG,Sas; in 1870, 1914.
The population ofJefIerson county was
as follows: In 1900 itwas s,7C6; in 1910
1920; in 1920, 1851; in 1880, 22,4s9; in
1910, 25,OSO; in 1850, 2o,lSs; in 1860, co.
115; in 1870, 29,lsS.
In 1850, the assessed value Of Belmont
county was 81, 7,SO3,O49 and in ls74it was
s2l 1888. In the same years the assess,
nents in Jefferson were s7,S7S,7GG and
s2O,22S,7OO.
The dulncss Of business throughout
the city is greatly due to the almost im'
paSsable condition Of the roads. 1t il
seldom a team Of any kind from the
country can be seen upon our Streets
MouadsWls Gazette.
The Harrison county Quakers are hay
ing a revival. They kneel in prayer
close with the Doxology aud act in other
matters somewhat in Methodist style, to
such an extent that it is noted as u de.
parture from ancient usage.
The general good appearance OF the
growing wheat, Notwithstanding the alb
sence'of snow, is noted WeliSbttrg Herald
One person in every ten Of Bellaire's
seven thousand population is property
holder. ...f'. ,:.e..-tr
BIsHop BouReEr, OF Montreal, who
holds very strong views. on the duty oi
Bishops and priests directing their locks
on political matters, Has issued fresh
PASTORAL in which he tells the people oi
his diocese that the duty Of good Catho.
lie is 10 say in bis own heart and practice
what he says:
81 hear my cure; my cure hears the
Bishop; the Bishop hears the Pope; the
Pope hears our Lord Jesus Christ, who
assists him by His divine spirit so as to
render him infallible in the instruction
and government Of his Church. In this
plan cannot err, but am sure to walk in
the way of righteousness and truth"
The Bishop adds that Catholic Liberal
ism has been condemned by the Pope,
consequently any one who does not listen
to his priest when he condemns that ode
testable error" despises him.
"And he who despises the priest,
despises the Bishop; and he who
dcspiscs the Bishop, dcspises the
Pope; and he who despises the Pope, dcs'
pises our Lord Jesus Christ and the Eter.
nal Father who has sent Him into the
world" E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14

BA1TIMoRE & ONO stock quotes at
1874, Parkersburg branch at 8, Central
Ohio (com) 42, preferred at Az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14

AWAsnNoroN dispatch says there was
lcnrious scene in the House on Thurs
DAY during the debate upon the Diplo-
matte Appropriation Bill. Mr.. Lynch,
ol Mississippi, former slave, replied to
Nh Singleton, his white colleague from
that State The speech crSated q sensa;
oon. Its spirits shown by this sentence:
The true remedy for the evils in the
SJlIhcrn SLiE States is the adoption OF a policy
salch shall crush ont mob.law and vio-
.ssaee, and enforce obedience to the laws;
,aT IiI, creation OF public opinion which
III give every man, wherever from, 81
soa'eyer 'ye color, whatever his politics, per.
,sSs sately and freedom in the exercise OF
d, rights as an American citizen" F.'
N': Singleton jumped up to answer
o'' his Democratic colleagues kept him
70 his seat with the remark "Don'l ans.
a"negro.". E-s1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14
PAPER. BOXES.

Manufacture all sorts Of Boxes, such ~ Shoe
Boxej, Boxes for Dry Goods, for Millinery, for Hat
ten, fIGrdwars oonfOctioneries and for other de-
CSii At my factory, No, 2l Fourteenth street, up
staln-Intellgcneet building. -
ja25-daW C. sTErEMETz.
, 1876-04-08

Tho outrageous frauds committed In pursrl-
ance Of tic conspiracy 10 keep IN office for
another yecc tho South Town officers Of 1875
were sweeping and comprehensive. covering
the sntiro ticket, from Collector to. Tow n
Clerk; According to tho vote rs it Was
counted yesterday, MIKE EyAss, Ed Plt1lE1rs,
RYAN, mud GLEASON arc tnai1o out to hRvs
raceivcd votes sufficient to cloct than by mr.
joritica ranging fron, 500 to 1,Ono Including
the disputed boxes in the Second and Fourth
Warils. Whern tncss votes catno from, in
what wards they vere amugslca into tic
boxes, by whom, in what manner,
at wlint time-of all this nothing
can DO definitely sisted At present. It is or
]y known TINT n monstruus, dangerous, c3.
sspcrating fraud has been porpetrated, OF
thia there is absolutely no doubt. The ,1ia.
franchised md delrsttled ta1-payers Of South
Chicago will opon their eyes in astonishmet.t
when they read the full particulars Of the
ontrngo. Their eyes once opened, what will
thoy do next7 Communities plundered by
horse-thiovcs, burglnrs, and highwaymer
have before now found tho remedy for statt
Of things which tho conrts wero povcrlcsB t.
correct, md the ge1ne remedy n,ay suggcs
itself ere long in Chicago. aIuch has beo'
suffered alrcady how much moro will tn
people bear
, 1876-04-08


.Aimec will como ovor on tho cams steamer
with Offcubach.
a bust OF tho lato Canon Kingsley 10 to DO
eroctod In Chester Cathedral
TAo Boston Post facla authorized to aay that
Bchcucli viii never give up the chip.
Ex-Gov. Fonton has returned from F1o1lIa.
and was at last accounts In Washington.
Tho Roy. ". Il. Algor's "Llfe Of Edwin For
rest," announced q loug time ago, IL slow to up
pear.
Tho condition OF Mr. A. T. Stewart Ia such ~
to o1cito apprchousloaa among Ais friends and
business associates.
Walt Whitman, through Mr. Monourc D. Con-
why, has informed lIa otllcioua English frisuda
TINT llo is not iu poverty Or tliatEess.
Samuel Kerr, Son Of the Speaker. attained h!a
majority last week, aud the young adics OF
Washington gayo him leap. year party.
Alss Olara MorsiH had relapse iu Wsshiug'
ton wook ago, md WIS for tImo dangerously
til, but sue 10 now out Of immediate daugeF-
Mi. ]. u. T. Marsh, formerly editof Of ths
Advance, has ro.u:ned from Europe, mud Gu
tered upo" the discharge Of hls duties ~ Tread
uror OF Obetlia College.
b1r. Sninburna bas jolnod tho Commtttee tor
naonuuaen. to Hyzon OH invitation. Tha sub
scriptions, some tins ago. sxesedod Ea,0oo. III
Hums not less Akn IS each. Among tho SUD-
, 1876-04-08
alt Gbn't|oa Qriban1t.


Saturday EvenIn1, In Enr,Icll fInlt. frrc.
spcctlvo Of Party.
Our cty IL believed Ia bo IN danger from tbroatnncd
voeucs nj tia .pnroscbino city election ar, thu 1a.b
Int,
It baa bptoup thu duty Of all oooa cti,rns bus,nnss
men, anh tax.payn,s In eriao means tn nroteet l.rn
sotera baIotbo1ce tho ptaees for holding otect,ons
md to aayo tho city from hnsuelsl ruin BY dishonest
men IN of1co t1uripR tho ensuing wear.
The Fir. Ward Consolidated Republican Club cab
attentfon 10 the infamous mob and their
poceucu xbo beat back and royo nway l.rrc assem-.
, 1876-04-08

o.rho Republicans in solid column, and go-
inforccd by hundreds Of respectable Demo-
Gratis, voted for tho following candidates in
tho South Town of Chicago last Tuesday
For Supervisor, GEoroE r. KoLuE; Assessor,
". p. II. GnAY; Collector, a. j. GALLOWAY.
Tho bummers had nominated tic following
list Of candidates: Supervisor, DEnrnoLD
LoEwENr11AI; Assessor, FRANZ SHERMAN;
Collector, MIKE EVANS; Town Clcrk,
CHARLES EATON. O'EnlEs boltcd and run for
Collector against Mine EVANS, and polied n
respectable vote. Taking all tho reports tLat
were matlo during the election day by the
tichcs-pead'er the cltallengers, a,,l those
who kept the closest run Of how tho voting
progressed, mud tho following il fAir mud
tolcrably rcliab!o estimate Of the voto rs
actual!y cast by thoso who went to tue polls:
, 1876-04-08

1ho removal o' NJ t!:Eoisi' IRON nus posi-
uo" ~ 44ne'l,eer o' 'Ao o.1caeo water :" ORES.
~ of'er o1 tlao usu1,ee ao1S!S' IL the most
naeFaas '1o1't'oa OF o'uc'a' a''1hoflty t'at Inns
oeout1e't even "'.'c. ''1o present Shameless
aon'''satta''on VI Guy "aalfs' Alr. chEo1Eh
a'asseo III Will tno "l1ef-"ofAs system OF
Cn,caGo hc"r!y " quarter OF !" centary ago.
aaa l1aa bce'' heil1noS1 Will 11a pfoBreSs anA
uc'etopnicnt ~ o'c'5 "lei'' 1Ae Aaa hela ails
Poe't'on toF t"ehty't"1co consecutive years.
through all tl'e changes III politics and local
interest" l.e has earned Tor himself Eopu-
sat.on for sk'll' peraon''1 honesty, competency,
, 1876-04-08

Norrrov hna rori,,rr1 1,,nac1f whnrc.
forc lin 1,rosoout;on waa wall foun,lctl.
A. 1,rro,rn t},rm,nt, hid cornac, ,1o,nnrrcd
IN NonrTox'a nct1f,on. nm ,,ronnt1 Of ;,o.
,n,,,rnr ,.o. tl,at ,col,n;ca1,y ,,o ocI;on for
moliciouH nrosooutiou could bo bronnl,t, bo.
couso Ato,,ros 1;a,1 not hcon tricf1 u,'ou the
inr,ic,uont nm1 acuu,ttcd. in fcet. conl,nt not
n ,riot. ,rha Nrooklvn Jn,,co ~ r7,,cd. ana,
thinning I'm 1o,nurror' r1a .leoision In nfroal
voa I'm. M, ,,o.,,,, o,o,,,o,1 ~ n or;uo r,ou
, 1876-04-08

Gen. SIBERIAN will haye an occasional word
~ aay nbont army matters now that head
E-.rteEs arp to DO ro-ostablished i'll Waahins-
lon, aud tue incumbent of the Wnr Office IL
disposed to recognize his connection with
military affairs. lie has pronounced views
meut the Texas-bosdcr question, and is
especially opposed to tho policy of permitting
anr troops to pursue Mexican marauaers
lcrosa tho boundary-lino. He believes thnI
border outrngcs can be prevented in better
way. O., by recruiting cavalry regiments
up to tho war-stnudartl, aud by SO stntionine
Tho troops in Texas tint cattle.stealing OK
1'e1itious will be attended, with unpleasant
risks.
, 1876-04-08

II Is thought thnt Alr. Tno5:rE, aolf-con-
sictcl whinky-tllief Of St. Louis, whose tcs-
tinony was greatly instrumental in bringing
MCKEE to justice, has unostcntatiously
launched hi7 bark upon Tho sea. II MokzE
gets new trial he will thus bo likely to ovnilo
conviction. There nro also r.lmorB that
AVERY ia now very scarce, and that ho too
chants to the deep scaH mellow note, in tho
rosy expectation Of ginning somo shoro-
England, 6ay-whore extraslition is houorcd
In the breach.
, 1876-04-08

Tho House judiciary Committee hnvo
touched bottom IN tho ssfc-b,lrglary invcst.
cation, ord they llavo fonud Gen. DApCocK
t},orc. WHITLEY, cx-Chicf Of tho Treasury
Secret Service, lsaviug returned to Wishing.
ton under MI assurance Of immunity and rro-
tection, wns before tho Committee yesterday
and gavo the history of tho famous
safe-burgary conspiracy from first to
Inst There is great tloal Of
DAncoc1 in II, and not n little
OF ox-Attorncy~ Gonoral WILLIAMS, row Tint
Wn11EIY Inns "lail down " aul ''squcaled. +"
It is expected that WILLIAMS will "giyo
away tho cx-private Secretary, rs lao needs
mt,Bt 10 clcnr: hia own s]sirts, It ii said. Then
DAncoeK will exr1ain and deny, md there
will 10 proof forthcoming Tint WHITLEY ia
lying Bcoundre1 and always was. 1'ut wheth.
or there will bo verdict Of ncquittnl, COIL
p1eto vlndonsio,,, mud tho congratulations Of
friends, is Jet to be seen.
, 1876-04-08

Tho Senate Committee On Finance hayo
reported tho Silver Coinage bill will. an,end-
lncnts. Ono Of these amendments strikes
out tue section milking silver 1ol!ars legal
tender for $40 aud smaller silver coins d
Legal -toniler for $25. Aaothor amendment
Is to authorize tho coinage Of tho old Amer
team silver dollar, tho coinage OF which was
suspended In 1853. THIS dollar weighs 41oA
graius Of staulard silver, while two half.
dollars only contain 343 grains. It is pro-
, 1876-04-08

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,..u ;,, ~. "., ~, sas n1aa1 s 1,Nnn. e9S ' Sl.,ss
w." Ivy ~ .sA"e" 'o."u ~, "o4, 4..',ss A.,s.
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s ..,o. ~" - " 10y e''' .,,,.s
s.sn,. H.. ~ ., Nv"
,.s, t,o 49,. aaa I a. Ivy .u . sn,nn,
.a.;a," -, i,r' ss,, ".@. ,"'o ~ ~ e. r.a,.o
a A. ~ ..4o" .uo,u a. sao % Ir. ,,onn
49, 49,. ' -. - =" 49, , ~, T.. .u...ara,,'~ ~ @ ~ oo,.
80, n"ss ~ 'A,.,' ~ e'"s ~ 10 H." su;1 -
% w., t.s. sn .o w. eo'" 11 ~ w. ne - snno,or ho1d
H., o .,I ne, VI ~ yH - 80 ~ % .saat s,n.o ~ Nov
w.. w. "s41 ~ '''o."s ~ D nast,n.s,ax [ " nv :,
% ~. .,,.' 1,a',a-a, % sar,.;.n IN t,st stn,n
rseA t,, :" ~ .,s.uo,,,, a;e. f.a.,,
M s '' '.e." 49, WI nr1 ~ ,,'o, taa
a 49, 1I" ~" .,..,n,t, ~ ,,or.,,,1 o,,, ,f,,;,,
, 1876-04-08

Majority for galloway oycr Esaus, 3,5a5.
This estimate is too liberal for EVANS by
400 to 500 yotsu both GALLOWAY unl
O'3nIEN received more votes than tho above
estimate gisoa tlom. And jet Al1xE EyAsa
hia p9l, Ep Pu1111la, who was not known Oh
0 candidate, md whose nanao was scarcely
seen on ticket during tho whole day, al he
IL profoundly exocratoa by nearly the entire
voting population OF tho South Division.
, 1876-04-08


DELl,. tho detective, who testified thu,
wllilc holding commission in the Intcriu
Department, which was his reward for it, Il. ,
was employed to steal from District-Attoruc]
DyEn the testimony against DAncooK, hos Ind
irao advertisement Of tho bad character as
c.ibc1 to him. When boiled down, this was4
Tho effect that ho was given totlrin11 md didn1
always repay money ho borrowed, whicl, OF
tho whole wasn't n remarkably bad oharactc,
for man who would engage in such sorvic.
rs he did in tho RAncocK case. 1t did mol
imreach his teatipony before the C1YMrl
Committee. which in not fow Particular
WIS corroborated by Digtrict-Attornoy DyEI
and by Secretary CHANDLER, aud has not yd
bocn contrat1ctcd upon any material poiut
Now tho testimony rs to DELLa good
character is produced. The Washington cor
respondent Of tho Now York Times saya
I3g11. Inns in his possession autograph 1ottcra
Of Prosidont CHANT nnd Cons. SHERMAN
HunInur, and other army officers, showing
that during tic Wnr he VIA employed ID
"tho most dangerous md important sorvieo'
as acout md spy, md that the most I'M.
plicit confidence WIS rcposcd in his integrity
But tho way to got ut wllnt truth there is in
BEL1'B testimony Is not through Investigation
Of his character, but by tho moro direct
method Of tito most searching exploration ol
tho facts as to precisely by whom ho was
employed, while pnid as n Government DO
tcctive, to steal tho Governments testimony
ngniust n man under Indictment, DyE7.
oridcnco loayes little doubt that Bell did
mako uso Of his position rs Government do
tectiyo to do this and Indications wcro
numerous Oil tho triG1 TINT BAncocg md hit
counsel Ind becn fully advised of tho caaa
against him. BEr1. couldn't hayo engaged IN
TINT porilous business for nothing, ani
further evidence az to his character oan ba
dispensed with for tho present, What Il
wanted Is disclosure of who contrivod this
criminal attempt to Interfere with tho admin
istr.tion Of Justice which Bell was TO exc.
cute,
, 1876-04-08

Slightly coolor, to be followed by warmer,
vent.ler sre tho conditions predicted for the
Lake Region to-}My.
, 1876-04-08


Congressional GIo5e tho rctbr<1 OF tho nyos
strike out from tho Paciflu Kailroal bill tho
tenth section, which released tho Govern
mcnta first mortgage and nccoptod in lieu
thereof worthless seeoud mortgage, swin-
ding the Treasury ont of ninety odd millions.
Tho vote stood III ayes to 81 nooa. TO COM
rlote tho record tho names Of tho dodgers
should also DO published. Wo lavo thorc-
Ioro made n careful examination of tho 0Io1e
ss to tho G3 non-voting members, and find
that tho following, recorded NJ mot voting,
manifestly lodged, M thoir votes aro record
cd in tho 8lisgottri contested election cases, on
which tho ayes aud NOES were called about a
hnlf hour buforo tho vote OH WAs11nunyl:s
amendment, which gl,ows; thoy voro l!zulking
i'll tho clonk-roor,s and outside Of tho bar
Of tho House
L1gT OF DODGERS.
WILLIAM J. ALLEN, Iflnu,s.
JouN u. ALLkT. Massachusetts.
AUGUSTUS G. baldwin, Michigan.
GEuRIE DL1s5, Ohio,
JA.iEa &. EuowN, Wiecofs1n.
W1L1IAN Ct. DnowN. West ylrginIa-
I.uc1UH IL. CliAsLrr, Virginia.
FIEEMAH CLAnkEt Now 3oFx.
ALEXANDER II. CovrnoTn, pcnnariY' ~.
JA.iEa A. 0nAvENp, 1nliann.
IlEunEH E. TENIoN, New YORK.
Au0uaTug FRANK, New York.
Jona u. GaNEoa, New York.
JAME4 A. GAnt1ELl}, 0hto.
ILENnT anIDER, Kentucky.
Ti1oarAE A. JEHogEg, New Jeracy.
r1i1L1r JOHNSON, rennsylva,lIa.
MAEr1N KALuTlE1sci7, Ne.f York,
JrssE LAzEAn. Pennsylvania.
ROBERT MALLORY, Kentucky.
ARCHIBALD hIcALL1srzI, Pennsylvania
JAMES K. HfoonnEAp, rennAylynni7.
MOSES r. OpELL, New York.
JAsIEa ". rArTEasca, Now Hampshire
FREDERICK a. fiKE, Afano.
J.v. L. InurN t'cw York.
II. II. ItADsoAD, Now York.
JAsiEs q. RoplNsoy, 11luo1d.
AIyEs BrnousE, Pennsylvania.
FRANCIS T,1oMA1, Maryland.
FKnaAsno Woop. Nav york-3l.
Tho following by tho record scom to 1art
boen pairod, OR nbsont either from the cit,
or from tho Cnpitol:
NOT vor1Na AND PROBABLY AusEk1.
JAMES @, ALLEN, Illinois.
AuouHrua DnAHpEGEE, Connecticut,
DnuEus J. CLAY, Kentucky.
y, 8. Coz, Ohio.
1IEwnr W1sxgn DAVIS, Maryland.
EHEaEzEn DuAoNr, Indiana.
J. 4. GnIHNEIT~ 1uwa.
WILLIAM i. HILL, Missouri.
OssARLEa Al. IAHn1s, Kentucky.
SAMUEL Hoorrn, Massachusetts.
". A. uUToI1isB, Ohm.
+. @. IHnHusoLL, Illinois.
]. j. KAssoa Iowa.
4. 4. KrNa, Maryland.
u. F. Loan, Maryland.
". u. McIspoa, Wisconsin.
J. +. MoKzHaEy. Ohio.
GLoInE MIppLEroyt New Icrsoy.
WILLIAM II. M1LLun, renllsylvanls.
GEORGE II. PENpLETox, Ohio.
NEHEMIAH rEnnY, Now Jersey.
WILLIAM II. nASniLI Kentucky.
ALEXANDER II. 1s1cE, Masaactusctts.
1nkgA CtAY HnirH, Kentucky.
). +. BrAnn, Now Jersey.
II. &. SrERE1Hs, Now York.
q. W. VOORHEES,, Indiana.
". II. WApswo1r1r, EontucEy.
Cn1LToH a. Wi1l7s, Indiana.
4. c. WILDER, Knnsas.
i, L. WoopnpInoE, Vermont.
g. II. yEAMaH, kentucky-s3.
, 1876-04-08

Mr. Iggc1sEn's "triumpl," Oh It has been
announced. III tho suit for malicious prose-
cntion. brought ngainst him by FRANK MouL-
TON, turns out to hayo tccn another doubtful
victory In suppEossing investigation of the
scandal. Mou1roA. Ii will 10 remembered,
was. upon BEEonEa's Testimony, indicted for
perjury In tho DEEouEE-IlIToN trial, and, 1t
wns proclaimed, would ho landed In the pcni-
tentiary. After tho T1IroN.DEEcuEn lit!ga-
tion Lal passed., i aol4s prosequi waa entered
to the indictment againHt AlouLroH. This was
also done at DEEUuKa's instance and against
the protest Of MouLToy, who demanded Q
tria. Thereon he brought tho suit for
malicious prosecution. Instead Of uoet-
ng It with proof to show that
, 1876-04-08


After Tuons7oN, tho thieves Atotlorato,.
hnl dumped tho cnntents Of all the ballot.
boxes Of tho Soul, Division into ono ,ro
tliscuous pile, thu tickets waro counted md
wero found to lllnl,cr t},76.1 bnllots. IIni
tho poll-books showed Tint 7,ltiG 1neu lad
deposited In those identical boxoa, noro M,
n al!or.hgo Of MI hnllotsl WIat lad b..
como Of them? How Ind nearly on
Mou&antl tickets Disappeared from tho bo1cyf
Tint they had been voted thorowas no doubt
for tlero woro tho pol,-lists with ~ CO nn,ne,
Of citizona who Ind handed their ballots ID
tho Judges, and tl,cir na.nos had bcon en-,
ternd In b[aci md wl,ito OF tho poll-bookg.
md yot here wcro only G,7sa tickets. When
this astounding discovery was malo.
p.t1Lr1rs, GLEASON, mud ruonNToN chuckle,l
end said: "Wel, TINT roliovos us from thu
Charge OF st'f1ing thu boxos. No ouo wat
over known 10 stuff n bog and thereby pro
/ iucc shortage" 1}ut it docs not ruliey&
tlam Of tho charge Of rubbing tho bo1cR
They or tt,uir cronios stolo 077 tickets nut
Of tho boxes. They lid moro tl,nn that
They atolo Mt 1oas: 5000 tickots out Of til,
boxes, anI ronlaccs1 nj! bnt the vi will
MIKE EyAns and Ep Pl1rhL1ps tickets. Tho,
Gto1o without stopping to count, anu atu1ed
without having time to count; hauco tue
discrepancy. When VIVA this villainy perp,-
tratctl? 1t WAS purity dono t,otwcan tho
time of tho closing Of Tho pol's aaa deposit.
ing tho bnliot-boxc1 III Tho ssfo; tho rest ol
1t was tlono during tho night, whom tho SAID
was openos1 by THORNTON aud GLEAaox,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

DIR. ]. j. WOODWARD, OF the army meti-
cal museum, was one of the surgeons who
conducted the autopsy on the body of Mr.
Lincoln, and also made the post norton ex-
animation when the body of the assassin j.
Wilks Booth was brought here. He was Nv
ing in the boarding house where then was
and told me that the wounds received by the
two men were very nearly on the same spot
IN the head of each: that there was the off
rela'tve points upon the skull of each where
the balls entered. That trifling variation
made world of difference in the last mo-
ments OF the two. DIR. Woodward ga i'd that
Booth must have suffered as much as IL he
had been broken upon the wheel, while Nj
Lincoln was never conscious of pain after
the ball entered his skull, but was to all in
tents and purposes a dead man from tina,
moment miss Grultdy" in Graphic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14
REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.
The Usual ThfDg-N0bOdy Hurt

NEW YORK, April A.-Tne purser of the
steamer Ty bee, which arrived at this port
this morning from Cape Haytien, reports
revolution against the government of Gene.
raj Dominique took place in Cape Haytien
on the 4th instant ct O'Clock in the morn
ing, and has proved a complete success, the
whole population rising en- masse without
dissenting voice. No blood was shci
the only shot fired being into the air. The
entire north, as far rs heard from, Including
Fort Liberte, Iron, Grande, Rtviere, Lem bi
and Plassance, have declared in favor of the
revolution. On the 9Th of April the troops
of the north were marching on Gonaires TO
attack that place, il such a step should be
found necessary, which is not probable. II
is almost certain that the present govern
ment must fall.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR THREATENED.
The New York Times of yesterday says an-
other general railroad war is threatened. The
pool arrangement between the Michigan
Central, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, and
Lake shore and Mich gan Southern Is ex-
pected TO break il is not already broken,
owing TO disagreemeutS. This will break up
tie pools on East bound freight in Chicago
and among the trunk lines, and each Will
protect their own interests as they deem
best.
The same paper says advices have been re-
c-ived in New York TO the effect that tic Sets
lONew York from Chicago over the Michi-
gan Central and Erie railroads were being
sold at less than the regular rates, the reduc G.
tion made including the commission al
lowed to the agents, amounting TO 80 on each
ticket. These reductions will be met by the
managers of the New York Central and Hud-
son River re ad, and those of the other trunk
lines will no dou OF follow their ex ample.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR,
WAITING FOR DOM PEDRO.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
Diaz Holds the Northern States.
RUSSIA'S EASTERN POLICY.
FOREIGN NEWS.
RnSsfn ~ Darstn

LONDON, April II The Rlsssial IaUIliles
say that the Shah of Persia has sent a large
force OF troops 20 Mesched. city in nortn-
eastern Persia, the capital OF the province OF
khorassan, whence they will com neuce war
against Nero. If the Shah succeeds he may
be expected to take possession of Nero be-
fore Russia can annex it.
The International Postal Union.
The Cologne Gazette says that Canada and
Newfoundland have asked to be admitted
into postal union on the LIST of July.
Russia VS.. Austria.
LONDON, April IA special dispatch to
the Times from Berlin says that the journals
of the Czech party in Austria assert that
Russia plainly informed the Servians that
she will protect them from AUS rian coercion
IN event OF Servia declaring war against
Turkey.
The French Victory I'm Algeria
PARIS, April 1.-THE body of Infantry in
the insurgent force, defeated by French
troops south of Constantine, Algeria, num-
bered 2 900, not 600, as at first stated