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No Fire No Work.

ST. PAUL, MrSS, April 4.-The order
Of Secretary Bristow cutting of the sup
plies OF fuel, etc, for the Government
offices for lack Of appropriations will be
peculiarly unfortunate to Government
interests. In this inclement season, II
there are no hot air Government build
ipgs, Il Is safe TO say there will be no
work until the weather moderates, It
Is showing now.
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A Break In the Ievee--WhislSy In
dictmentg.

New ORLEANS, April 4.-A break so
feet vide is reported in the Milliken
Bend levee n few miles above vicksburg.
The special plea OF A. J. .Behon and
other ex.Confederates, indicted for whls.
Ky frauds, that two OF the grand jurors
BY whom the indictment was found were
disqualified to act as such because they
had taken up arms and joined the rebel
lion against the United States was set aside
and the demurrer to the plea sustained,
Judge Woods deciding that the present
United States grand jury is legal one.
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I Mr.. DANA's nomination as Minister tc
England was rejected by the Senate yes,
terday. So it would seem that the in
Huence OF Ben Butler has at length
prevailed. This action Of the Senate
will require a good deal Of satisfactory
explanation in order to suppress the suS'
picion that Dana was not Thought to be
Republican in good standing by such
men as Cameron, Conkling and Morton
Once upon time Martin Van Buren, wal
rejected as Minister to England and hat
to come home for want Of confirmation;
but the indignity put upon him by the
Senate made him President of the United
States. In like manner Mr.. Dana's re-
lection may send him to the Senate in
place Of Boutwell,. 1t would be good
exchange.
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CINCINNATI, April 4.-The annual re-
port OF the Chamber OF Commerce on
pork packing prepared by Sidney D.
Maxwell, will be made public tomorrow.
It gives the total packing for the season
at 4,s50,192 head, against 5,5S7, ,l2i
head last year. Average gross weight
this season 272.6l pounds, against 2O2.47
pounds last season. Total yield Of mess
pork this season 403,674. barrels, against
5O4Si3 barrels last year. Total product
Of lard III 500. 1888 pounds, against 1885,
432, l70 pounds last year. The decrease
in the number oi hogs packed a. com
pared with the previous season is 1874
nnr cant
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Fatally scaIded.

MEMrHs, April 4.-The valve connect
ing with 4 syphon pump on the toWboat
J!E. Kellogg bursted this morning near
Island 81, scalding Fred. HAYDEN, clerk,
10 death. Every effort possible was made
by the Captain and crew to rescue him
but in vain. The remains were brought
here and will be forwarded to sringaeld,
TIIfnoia
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SECRETARY BRlsuw's general order
cutting of fuel and light atthe various
Custom Houses of the country will not,
we understand, effect for two or three
weeks yet the supply OF these necessities
at the government building in this city,
inAsmuCh as Its allowance has been
husbandcd for sometime past with view
TO the present pinch. According to the
dispatch from St. Paul the order of the
Secretary sits hard on them this cold
weather. Congress will probably take
the hint and make an appropriation at au
eatlydAy,
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ApyERsE no RECIrRocrrY,

| ANN6hN'A AS AssSAA AASNAAAa
The Committee on Commerce to-day
voted to report adversely to the House Of
Representatives Elijah Wards joint rcso.
luton requesting the President TO appoint
three Commissioners, by and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate, to con.
fer with other Commissioners duly au-
thorized by the Government OF Great
Britain, to investigate and ascertain on
what basis treaty OF reciprocal trade for
the mutual benefit OF the people oil the
United States and the Dominion OF Can
ada can be negotiated. The vote stood :
Yeas-Ward, Pierce and Kerr-S. Nays
Hereford, Durand, Piper, Reagan, Eel.
ton, Hunter, Ross and Dunnell-S.
GEN. HENDERsoN oNTHE WHISKY TRIALS.
Gen. Henderson, Of ST. Louis, was ex-
amined to-day by the Committee on
Whisky Trials in regard to his connec;;
ton with the trials Of Mcdonald and
Avery in ST. Louis. His opinion having
been asked concerning the effect pro.
duced by the circular letter Of the Attor-
ney General to the District Attorneys OF
St. Louis, Cincinnati and Milwaukee, he
said he would prefer not to give his opin-
ion because having the facts the Commit
tee could form as Just and conscientious
an opinion MS he did himself, but when
pressed to give his opinion he said the et-
feet OF that letter was pernicious, us
il would naturally intimidate or alarm
the witnesses. Having been interro-
gated concerning his removal as a special
counsel in the ST. Louis cases, he said he
did not to this day certainly know the
cause. He believed, however, that he
as removed ostensibly on the ground OF
reflections on the President in his address
10 the court in the Avery case. Separate
parts OF his address might justify such
conclusion, but taken altogether there
was really no reflection on the President.
He was summarily dismissed without an
examination into the facts. Gen. Hen
derson expressed entire confidence in the
integrity OF District Attorney Dyer and
his assistants and in the ability OF Mr..
Broadhead.
ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.
/ The following parts have Deeh asNgheu
to the managers in the impeachment
trial before the Senate: On rules, Rep:
resenta,ives Lord, Lynde, jerks and
Hoar. On pleadings, Representatives
Knott, McMahon and jerks. On juris.
diction of the Senate, Representatives
Lord, Knott and Hoar. The opening
will be by Representative Lynde. On
the preparation for trial OF fact and ex-
animation Of Witnesses, Representatives
McMahon, Lynde and Lapham; On
questions OF law on trial OF fact, Repre-
sentatives Lynde, jerks and McMa9on.
On final submission, Reprcsen tatives
Lord, Knott and Lapham. Each man
ager il to sum up the case il permitted,
or each may hand in and have printed
with the proceedings, his argument.
A TRUE BILL.
The grand jury returned true bill
against Wm. b. Kittle for altering, pub.
fishing and presenting a false proposal
in the name OF John ]. Reynolds for car
rying the mails.
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A rather turbulent anti. Chinese meet
ing was held at South San Francisco to.
night. One speaker said an organization
existed in the city, 1000 strong, pledged,
II tho present attempt to remedy the Chi
nese evil by legal means failed, TO take
the law into their own hands and root
out the evil with FIRE and steel.
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Great Rain, wind and SNOW
Ntorm In the Ensf.

BosroS, April 4.-A heavy rain storm
prevailed throughout New England the
past twenty.four hours. This afternoon
It changed 70 one Of the seyerest snow
storms Of the season, accompanied by q
gale. Railroad trains were delayed and
telegraph wires prostrated in all diree.
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A box was picked up yesterday in the
Hudson river at Stuyvesant landing, and
on being opened was found to contain the
remains Of a woman cut into small pieces.
The Pullman Palace Car Company OF
Chicago have filed bill in equity In the
United States Circuit Court for this cir
cult, against Wagner, Of this city, asking
that the defendant be restrained from
putting on railroads and using cars con-
structed like the Pullman cars.
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DIED.

A printer named VIM. Stewart was
seized with an epiIeptic fit while at work
in the Tribune composing room tonight
and died in few minutes. He is well
known in the fraternity.
Proceedings in the forfeiture will be
commenced against the thirteen distiller-
les which have been seized by the govern
ment ogicers in this city tomorrow.
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A Drunken Father Murders His
Son,

Co1uMpus, O., April 4.-At / o'clock
this morning Patrick Pickens, laborerj
while in q drunken frenzy, shot and
killed his son, aged seventeen, for asso'
ciating with boys who, in the estimation
Of his father, were not suitable company
for him. Pickens was at once arrested
and admits his guilt. He Is Wild with
remorse, and declares that he will com
r.tt an;ntdA
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, April 4.-As the hostilities have
ceased in Abyssinia and negotiations for
peace with the envoy Of King Kassa
being in progress, Prince Hassan, COM
manding the Egyptian forces, has re.
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81. Pnul.

sr. PAUL, April Ain the municipal
election at Minneapolis, Ames, Democrat,
was elected over Brockett, Republican,
by over 200 majority. Two ladies, Mrs.
Charlotte o. Vanclere and Mrs. Charlotte
Winchell, were elected School Directors
on the Republican ticket in Democratic
wards. y -
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81. JOSEPH, April Ain the city elec.
tion to-day the vote was probably the
largest ever polled. The Democrats elec,
the Mayor and most Of the city ticket
with three out oiiour Councilmen.
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THE LEGrsLATuRE.

SAN Francisco, April 4.-The Legis.
lature adjourned shortly after midnight.
Among the bills receiving the approval
Of the Governor was one authorizing the
payment OF the expenses Of committee
10 visit Washington in regard to the
Burlingame treaty.
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Cincinnati Rouds.

C1ScrXSArI, April 4.-The Board Of
Trustees OF the Cincinnati'& Southern r.
R., announce that they will receive bids
for three million dollars worth Of m uni.
cipal bonds OF tho city OF Cincinnati, un.
III the evening of April llth.
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CHICAGO, April 4.-The city election
to-day passed off without any remarka'
bic disturbance. None Of the votes have
yet been counted but 1t is believed that
the Republicans have elected officers in
South and West town, and that North
town will be yery close.
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Rasnnafl WORK.

PorrvrI1E, April 4.-All the col.
lieries which were idle in the Shenandoah
region started today, the men going 70
work nt reduction.
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The Best From All Parties.

LAWRENCE, KS, April Ar. ". Lud.
ingtOn was elected Mayor to day, and the
other city officers chosen from among the
best class Of citizens, irrespective Of poll.
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Forty.two japanese youths passed over
the Fort Wayne Railroad last night, en-
route to Philadelphia where they are to
attend school.
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THE Iron PRoDucr LAST YEAR.--The'
American Iron and Sjcel Association has
recently issued a new edition Of its Direc.
tory OF the Iron Works Of the United
States, compiled by its Secretary, james
W. Swank, assisted by Geo. W. Cope.
The first edition appeared in 1874. Since
then so many changes have occurred, ow.
ing to the long continued depression oil
the trade, that new edition appeared nee
essary. It appears in good season to serve
as record Of the extent Of one OF
Americas most important national in.
dustries in the Centennial year. II all
other leading manufacturing industries
would prepare similar reports they would
be Of great value; but this is not to be
expected, because none Of them have the
efficient organization which the iron.
masters possess in their association, and
therefore lack the machinery for gather
ing statistics. The following is con.
densed statement. taken from the proof
sheets Of the Directory, Of the number
and capacity Of the furnaces, rolling mills
bloomaries, and steel works on January
lst, 1875.
Whole number oicOmpletOl blast furnaces 'ls
Annual capacity Of ali the furnaces. In net a.. ,oo
Whols humber OF rollns tn,lls,,,,............ 3t2
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Hon WATER.-As will be seen from
our Memphis dispatch this morning, the
river news indicates an overflow in tht
Southern country equal to any Of pre-
yiOus years.
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ELECTION.
"a

The city election passed of to-day
with considerable excitement. The DEM
ocrats elected the city Treasurer without
opposition, and three out OF SIX nominees
for Alderman; one ward doubtful and two
Independents elected,
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NEW YORK, April 4.-An adjourned
meeting Of the freight agents was held
here to-day. No alterations were made
in The rates.
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SPAIN.
Recommendations Of the Minis
ter of Finance.

MADRID, April At is stated that
Signor Salaverra, Minister Of Finance,
on submitting his budget, will propose q
reduction in the salaries of the clergy
and governments officials Of from 20 to 25
per cent. He will also recommend the
conversion Of overdue coupons into 8
per cent bonds, and the payment Of ! per
cent cash aud 2 per cent In bonds Of the
coupons hereafter maturing.
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TuE Cincinnati Commercial in noting
tbe death Of Judge Este Of that city,
makes this remark:
OF /, a striking suggestion that within
a fortnigh, man in full possession OF his
f.cuIties has been on our streets who was
fifteen years old when Washington died
who had personal recollection Of French
history in the very dawn Of the fame Of
Napoleon, and who was thirty years old
when the battle Of Waterloo WIS fought"
How much more striking than the ap.
pcurance Of such man as Este on the
streets OF Cincinnati was the funeral at
Moundsyille last week OF man who was
80 years old when Washington died-oi
one who had voted for Washington-who
had even seen him before he was made
President. II Estes case is remarkable
how much moro remarkable the case ol
Mr.. Edwards.
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DAYTON.


SAN FRAxC1sco, April 3.-o'Leary,
the Chicago pedestrian, began his walk
OF 500 miles in l4S hours ut one o'clock
this morning, and at 10 T. NJ. had made
70 miles.
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Eye Z Ear.
Drs. Mcdowell and Brinton

Would give nollco to the citizens Of wheeling and
vicinity that they have taken parl0rs at the MO.
LURE IOU + Wnere they Wlll remain limited
time, 10 ucat medically and suTgle ly all WhO may
10 Affected with diseases Of the shove n'med or
Iics, and a. atleLdlng eunssans 10 the larg4 EYE
and EAR HOSPITALS, DIsrENsARlE3 and
ISFIRNARlES0f Of Baltimore City, which are uni
ycrsIIly acknowledged TO bO second % none IN tAs
country, and bang phySciang tA Jlu dSd regular
Handing, graduates oI one Of the Oldest an best
scnVols Of Medicine, we propose 10 treat al dis
cases VI the
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POLITICAL NOTES.
0mahu Municipal Election.

OMAHA, NED., April 4.-To.day's mu.
nicipal election resulted In the choice OF
four Democrats and two Republicans for
Aldermen. The Board Of Education is
pretty equally divided, though no special
effort was made by either party, the peo'
pie generally voting for the best men.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFIcR oR TuR cIIIEY SIaNAL UPPicER,
WASHINGTON, DC, April 81 A. n.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley a
falling barometer, warmer south wind,
followed by northwest winds, colder and
partly cloudy weather, and stationary
or rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, southwest tc
northwest winds, cloudy weather, station
ary temperature and falling followed by .
rising barometer.
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The bill introduced by Senator Harvey
to promote immigration and protect i'm:
migrants on their passage to the United
States, is copy Of the measure hereto.
fore introduced by Representative Con-
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ArcursoS CITY ELECTION.

ArcHlsoS, KS, April 4.-The election
to-day for city officers resulted in the cleo.
ton Of the entire Republican ticket and
three out OF four Councilman. Last year
the Democrats elected their entire ticket,
except the Mayor. There is great re.
joiclng among the Republicans, as it is the
lirst time in several years they have
elected their entire ticket.
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FIT. SMITH, April4.-The Argent Hotel,
the largest building in the town, opposite
the city, burned this evening, between 9
and 8 o'clock. The building was owned
by J. V. Zimmerman; loss $4,000; insur.
ance $1,000. The house was occupied by
II. Wildburger, whose loss is $1,000; IN
surance $4,000. Engines from this city
we're sent across the river but arrived toe
late to prevent the destruction of the
houSn
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FRANCE.

THO PrItstnOOu 10 De IAePL IN
Their Place.
PARIS, April 2.-La Republique Fran
eaise says that a majority Of the Assem-.
bly, intend 10 put an end to the clerical
agitation and conGne the priest 70 his
proper sphere, the church. and will in
flexibly repress any encroachment, wheth.
er open or in n'disguise.
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NEW YORK.
inspecting the Defenccs.

New York, April4.-The Secretary Of
War and General Sherman continued
their investigation Of the defences Of New
York yesterday, Notwithstanding the
drenching rain. The former left for
Washington last night and General Sher-
man returns there tonight.
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EYE and EAR

On pm,elv Sarenit6e priAsip,r Thus presenting 70
Ina ItiESns Cf heerg aud IL eRtiroRI al the IA
eiItes for the treatment Of this class Of disease
that could possibly b obtained BY ylsihng great
metropolis Without tho attending expenses Whleh
such 4 journey would DeCeGSltRtc.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the
APPLICATION OF GLASSES,

To suit all aScJ, and 10 correct all delectsot retrle-
tInn rcmcilab by glss.es ltuat Ct elmmnnly
En En, that thousands Of eyes arc annually I'M
paired BY the inludlcUus aso VI sLeetAeits seiect-
Cd either by the patient himtelf or oy the inegi-
petert dealer. These eyes mlSht have been indeh-
nit~ly pre eTyrl had spectaelus been AccnrAt6ly
adjusted aud accurScy eau ouly b insured BY eLrt-
~ mathematical cI cllatlOns based up1n thcaeei-
nIe measurement Of the local range Of the eya
oace hour, from a. MO ar. NJ, and from
'o5S hOu, Sunday from TO 1oA. ". nDdtrom
2tO4E.N.
sFIadIes enhance on 18th street.
wM. J. MCDOWELL, N D., late Physician e
Out Patients MGylRud Unly. Dl1penh1ry. lac
Attending surgeon to the Baltimore bye ana EH
InarmaEy.
WILMER BRtNTON, N. D., Iatsof UniVgdsy
Hospital, Baltimore, Nd. aIo
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WASHINGTON.
The Nnfe RurgIary l'ase.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The grand
jury Of tho District Of Columbia has
promised Columbus Alexander TO give
the safe burglary case a thorough exam.
ination whether the District Attorney is
willing or not. Mr.. Alexander's inten.
tion Is to have every person connected
with the burglary indicted and punished
II possible. Whitley, Cunz, Daloma, and
half dozen other secret sevice officers
left the city very suddenly Saturday, up.
on hearing that the grand jury would be
asked to take up the case.
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OHIO. ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, April AIN the election
Yesterday for members Of the Board OF
Public Works the Democrats elected
three and the Republicans two. The
Republicans will have majority in the
city Council and School Board. The
Democrats will retain majority in tho
Board Of Aldermen and will probably
have small majority on the joint ballot,
Reports from the interior OF the State in,
dictate that the election generally turned
upon local rather than party questions.
Reports from 81 towns and cities in Ohio
show general Republican majority in
% and Democratic majority in 10. The
remaining towns are evenly divided. Lo'
cal questions entered so fully in the con
test that the result is no test Of party
strength. ,.....,.-.--
COLUMBUS, April 4.-Completc returns
show that the Republicans have elected
a Water Works Trustee, Police CommlS..
sioner, and six out Of eleven members oil
the city Council.
DAYTON.
DAYTON, April 4.-At the election yes
terday there was the largest vote ever
polled here. The Republicans elected
the Mayor by l5G majority, against l37
Democratic majority last October; also
the several city officers, City Council and
School Board, revolutionizing the city po'
litically. The Republicans are jubilant
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While the steamer Fannie Lewis was
approaching the bridge at Boonville, No.,
at 7 o'clock last night, she cut loose a
barge SO that it might pass through the
draw Of the bridge alone. The river being
high and the current very swift, the barge
became unmanageable and Bill Davis,
one Of the men on board, jumped ashore
with a line and attempted to make the
barge fast 10 stump. The latter gave
way, however, and the barge crashed
against the pier and was broken in two:
Ten men were on the barge, only four OF
whom, A. P. Shaw, VIM. Gaunt, Wm.
Tomlinson and one other, name not learn
ed, were saved. The remainder, all me-
groes, are supposed to be drowned. The
barge had 10000 bushels OF corn on board,
which Is insured in St. Louis Offices.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Thomas Tracey, living about six miles
east OF Carlinsville, ILL.,, shot his wife
last night, then killed his little daughter,
six years old, with the but Of the gun,
and cut his own throat with butcher.
knife. Tracey and his wife lived un-
happily, and she had several times threat
ened to leave him. Last night she at.
tempted to put her threat into effect, and
with the above result,
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TOPEKA, KS, April AIN the city
election to-day the Republicans elected
their Mayor and probably all the city
ticket.
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coKpoRATIoN pIsTILLERIEs.

Tho bill introduced BY Senator Steven.
son to-day concerning corporations en-.
gagged in the business Of distilling pro-
yides, as the main feature, that each
stockholder, unless shown lobe innocent
Of participation In or knowledge Of the
offence charged to have been committed
by the corporation engaged in said busi-
ness, shall be held individually subject 10
the penalties, tsrieitures, fnesor impris.
! onment provided by law for such offence,
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The grand jury returned true bill
against VIM. b. Kittle for altering, pub
fishing and presenting false proposal
in the name Of John ]. Reynolds for car
rying the mails.