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weather indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OTFicE OF THR CHKR SIGNAL OFTIcER,
WAsHlHGroS, D. C., April 9-I 4. {.

For the Middle States and Lower Lakes
threatening weather and rain, with in
creasing north to east winds, falling
barometer and no change in temperature
followed in the western portion Of the
Lower Lakes by rising barometer, north
to west winds and clearing weather dur
ing the evening.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
light rains, followed by cooler clearing
weather, north TO westerly winds and low
but slowly rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear OF
fair weather.
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JUSTICE CALDwEIL.-Some days ago q
warrant was issued by this Justice for
the arrest Of Kenniston Gray, colored
man, upon an information entered by his
sister Violet Gray, who charged him
with disturbing the peace. Gray eluded
the officers and went over to Ohio, where
he has been staying since, On Saturday
the information was Withdrawn, and the
prodigal returned home,
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st. Louis Municipal Legislature
OFEanIZed.

St. Louis, April7.-The newly elected
Municipal Assembly convened In special
session, at the call Of the Mayor, this
evening, aud organized the Council, or
upper house, by the election OF Charles
+: Vogel, Republican, Clerk, and House
oi Delegates, or lower house, by the elec.
tion Of William L. Ewing, Republican,
Speaker, and Charles E. Wells, Demo.
crat, Clerk.
Mayor overstolz will be installed in
Office on Tuesday next, with elaborate
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FussINd WITH A EIaHTwArCHNAs.-
Warrants were yesterday issued BY the
Clerk Of the Municipal Court for the ar.
rest Of VIM. Worde and Ed. Mclaughlin,
charged with using abusive Language to.
ward Nightwatchman Reilly, on the
Market street beat, Saturday night. The
cases will be heard by His Honor this
morning.
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ST. JoHN's, April.-Mill & Jago, ship.
owners and brokers Of this city, are In
financial trouble. Their property will
be placed in the hands Of trustee, for
the benefit OF creditors, Liabilities, $780,.
600. The assets would not now realize
fifty per cent. Jago resides in England.
NEw York, April 7.-Dora Lyon,
husband Of Kate Claxton, the well known
actress, has been declared a bankrupt.
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ALEC QUA8RlER.
His Pardon Saturday Even,
ing Last.
The Governors Reasons for Re
mitting the Unexpired POr--
tiOn Of His Sentence.

On Saturday evening last Governor
Matthews issued a pardon to A. C. Quar-
rier, whose conviction and sentence IT
the fall OF 1871, for certain misdeeds a'
cashier of the Wheeling Savings Institu
tion, are we'll known to the people o.
Wheeling. The Governor in issuing THU
pardon gave with it the reasons that de
cided his action. Inasmuch as the cas-
has always excited profound interest il
our community, we herewith submit I'll,
reasons given by the Governor as tol
lnwa
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ENGLAND.


LoSDoN, April THE Lancashire on.
eratiVe cotton Spinners obtained the sane
tion Of the Executive Committee 10 give
notice 10 quit work within fortnight, Il
they deem stop advisable. The spin
ners resolved TO exhaust every conciIia-
tory resource, aud will make another
effort to secure peaceful settlement.
STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
The funeral of Louis Montaut, of the
dry goods house Of Townsend, Montant
X Co, took place to-day. Among the
mouruers ut the mass Of requiem was Miss
Edith May, whom Montant rescued from
the cabin Of the capsized yacht Mohawk
when Mr.. and Mrs. Garner were drowned.
WESTON AND o'LEARY.
At 1905 last Monday morning, o'Leary
and Weston began walk OF six days for
5000 side, at Agricultural Hall, Is.
lingtou. At 2:O5 this afternoon O'Leary
had completed FIVE hundred miles. We;.
ton was then twenty-five miles behind.
The walk will be tinished at midnight.
The Weston.O'Leary walking match
ended at $50 P NJ, to-day, Weston being
twenty-five miles behind.
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LONDON, April The steamships
Dakota and China, from New York, and
Atlas, from Boston, have arrived out.
NEw YoHK, April 7.-Arriyed -
Steamships City Of Richmond and Celtic,
from Liverpool.
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WASHINGTON.
Presidents Educational Views

Presidents Educational Views.
WASHINGTON, April I'm reply to
the address of the Friends yesterday,
President Hayes said he acknowledged
the importance Of general education, and
that he appreciated the difficulties in the
way OF establishing a general school sys-
TEN where none existed. Il should be
State institution, but the General Gov.
ernment should render all the aid il
could legally. Nothing gave him more
pleasure than to contribute, as far as lay
in his power, TO further and elevate the
blessings Of education in the South,
where they had been put back by the
war, the loss Of school funds and the
general arrangement Of finances. He
believed there was no greater guaranty
for the advancement and preservation Of
the country than the intelligence OF her
people. The subject would receive his
attention.
UNFouNDED CHARGES AGAINST MINISTER
SEWARD.
A telegram from the Consul. General
OF the United States at Shanghai states
that the published allegations against
Minister Seward are unfounded.
RErRENcHMEST IN U. s. COURTS.
A circular letter has been addressed to
United States Attorneys by the Attorney
General, in which he says he finds the ap-
preparation for expenses Of United States
Courts for the fiscal year rapidly ap.
proaching exhaustion, and that Congress
denied all applications for an increased
sum to bear these expenses. The duty is
thus forced upon the officers OF this de.
partment to retrench all possible ex-
penses. To great extent the Attorneys
OF the United States are responsible for
the expenses incurred, and naturally the
call is made upon them to stop all ex.
penses that can, with propriety, be stop
ped. There is nearlya full quarter Of
the fiscal year still to run, during which
time the expenses must be kept TO the
minimum point.
DoEN PIATT's CASE DISMISSED.
District Attorney Wells to-day, with
the approval Of the Attorney General,
entered a nolle prosequi in the case Of
Dom Piatt, charged with seditious
writing and melting to rebellion.
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Charged win, murder.

LEBANON, Pa, April 7.-Mrs. Sidney
Miller, wife OF Jos. Miller who was MUIR
dered near. here last week, has been com.
mitted by the coroner to answer a charge
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THE spring vacation is over, and the
school children will to-day return to their
books. The term OF school which com.
menCes to-day will close the last OF June,
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THE base ball season has opened here
the Standards had game with scrub
nine on Saturday. We suppose that
business will revive, now.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Reveuue
officials have seized quantit, Of wbi,ky '
shipped here BY shnieldr & Co., Of Chi,
eago, on suspicion Of crookedness.
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THE German Benevolent Society will
celebrate its Goth anniversary May q.
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AN enterprising Snowman and embryo
Barnum is establishing panorama of
the Centennial on Market street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, April THE Time, In ia
leading article says "our Government
has not passed the bounds Of constitution.
al rightin its expression of opinion, or
Its engagements in regard to Turkey ;
but Russia receives all she asked for, and
probably more than she expected. This
Il so the feeling at Vlenna. Lord Der.
by. declaration dsiers deli6eralion on
the common action Of the Powers, but Il
does not affect the principles contained in
the text Of the Protocol. We have a
right to say the Powers, and particularly
England, have not been wanting 10 good
will toward Russia. We hope the Rus.
sian Government will show Il knows how
to regard the spirit in which it has been
mat
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

IT is Just 25l years ago to-day since
Lord Bacon died.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Drumlners' Pistol Practice.

ST.. LOUIS, April Mat. B. Peck
travelling agent Of the boot and shoe
house Of Utterbeck & Co., and Eugene +.
Williams, d member Of the firm OF Ham
ilton, Brown & Co., also a boot and shoe
house, bad q shooting affair in front Of
the Laclede Hotel, last night, in which
Williams received two severe flesh
wounds, one in the thigh, the other Just
below the groin, and Peck received a
painful wound in the foot. The afIray
grew out Of business rivalry. Neither
party Is dangerously hurt.
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PARIS, April7,-The Temps has the fol.
lowing; The Porte appears to have re.
solved to send an agent to St. Petersburg
to negotiate disarmament.
NJ. Theirs has received news from st.
Petersburg that the Czarovitch has de-
clared categorically in favor Of peace,
and that Russia urges Montenegro TO
make concessions.
AeRAM, April THE Bosnian reiu.
gees in Croatia sent memorandum to-
day to the British Parliament, imploring
protection in case they return to their
homes.
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TWO "FAsT'' BOYS ARREsrEp.

OMAHA, NEB., April 1.-TWO boys,
named Paul E. Vollum and joseph
Wicker, were arrested, on the arrival Of
the St. LoniS train, this morning, on a
telegram from that point. The last.
named boy had over two thousand dol
lars in greenbacks and two watches in his
possession. Wicker had about two hun.
dred dollars in money, and Two emigrant
tickets for Salt Lake. They we're com.
miLted to Jail to await developments.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
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SHOOTING AFuGTTrvE.

New HAVEN, April 7.-ChaS. Wilson,
Of Galveston, was shot dead last night
while fleeing from the police, who were
attempting to arrest him and three 9th
erS, who were quarreling in the street.
NOTORIOUS BENDER FAMILY ALL DEAD.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 7.-The
Journal Of Commerce will tomorrow con.
tain sketch Of the Bender butcheries, in
sabetta county, Kansas, in 1873, fOr
which the Keller family were recently
arrested in Arkansas. 1T is positively
stated that none Of the Bender family are
now living; that old man Bender, wife,
son and daughter were captured BY
bands otvigilants and lynched while at.
tempting to escape from Kansas. This
statement ia based on the confession OF
one Of the party who participated In the
lynching, and all the facts in the case are
said 10 have been in the possession Of
Governor Osborn and Senator York, a
brother OF DR.. York, one Of the victims,
ever since the occurrence
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It is stated that the only difficulty now
in the way Of Tweed's release is his un-
willingness to divulge the names Of the
legislators and others who receive
bribes from him in connection with the
city charter bills,
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~ AAGhAAAkhs
Letters have been received from the
following gentlemen: Thomas Hughes,
K. Crangle, Andrew Wilson, George r.
Taylor, DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen, W. F. Peter
son, Thomas HoFnbrook and L. S. Della.
plain, oil the city Of Wheeling; Hon. J. ].
Davis, oil Harrison county; B. Il. Smith
and n. ,titGhugh, Of KanaWha county,
urging the pardon Of A.C. Quarter, up
on the grounds Of his exemplary conduct
since his confinement in the penitentiary;
his une1ceptionable life before the com.
mission Of the ohense Of which he was
convicted, and because they think that
the demands OF justice have been salts.
fed and that the majesty Of the law has
been yindicated.
A petition for the pardon Of said
Quarter has been presented signed BY
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7VUNDLU OHAh0ES AUAINsI MIhIhIEI
SEWARD.

A telegram from the Consul General
OF the United States at Shanghai states
that the published allegations against
Minister Seward are unfounded.
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story OF the SONY SURVIVOR OF
the Lost Brig Roanoke Doubted
= Well.GPOunded SuSpieiOns
thAt the Crew Mutlnied.-Aud
Murdered the Captain for $780,
900 in Gold In His dare.
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libio,nOs.


OFFICE ol the hukill Gold and silver Mining Com.
pany ~ Broad 81 New York. March n 1877 The Trus
tee, of the Ilukil Gold and Silver Mining Company have
tins day declared their regular monthly dividend Of
per the capital stock Of the COMPANY payable
ami after Apr ~ At the oics Of The company AS above
The transfer books Will clos April 7. and reopen Apr
II WILLIAM II CURTIS. secretary.
OFFICE Of the STATION CONSOLIDATED GOLD
" AID rlLi EK MlNINH COMPANY,
~ BROADWAY
Nrw NoRK March ~ 1877
Iho trustee, Of nj, company have declared Dlvi
DfND OF ONE rEH Gent ON ITS capital stock pay able
the lpih DAY of Apfil
Transfer Look, win hc closed the 5u AMI reopen on
uc llth Of April
II II DrNCKI.EE Treasurer.
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ISpANApoLls, March 3l.-Thc NJ T.. Sab
huiu lupi CON 'r"-- concluded it, q ion to-
nislt. Tn" leHiins feature Of the day W.T., Mrs
H. IL. Alden answers tn a multitude of ,lun s-
tons on How t. tea IA an infant lass" The
follow g are among them;
How can Chill le iWnrrs~'i with sens of solemni
~ prayer Cannot sly
what about N'lWlu- f'ullrOn some uf their wcUh las
anus iO nj. snhltthf The children must bee nnn-, 4
hotter prpyl. t.n with .nnc sort ol play uau- ilr
sunday little better than ordinary days
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chin Nook Sow, who is uul'r sentence of
d'lih for tho mlrdfr Of nu" Of hi cpuntrvmen.
hli p - Dig hanged nu Friday. tlr lHh of next
month. In the second thinamau upon whom the
cNirrm" penalty hns been pis- II in this city
the ir-i Cinnamon eyer executed ia this CITY
wn1 Cum Wong who wa banged in tho county
Jail un FRIDAY, Julyth" eth. 1866. Tor the murder
of sun ChOy. his mistress.
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DEADW0OD IN A FERMENT.
NEW CONERs hND ON SETTLERS IN 4
VAR 4BOTT SLII.us.
fudge McCutchen Telegram hinu to secretary
sch"rz. aud IiaNc.'. Mi"i-'er"fthe Interior
Tci.grnphinz an Order for Relocation.

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'N"nomrht pr'N"H4 h"' "NN III '',s lno7' Won
d"fiul city. hni ilr"uEh'U inc 'h're m'h'hH
Il jriH. over ia" wholesale jumping oil claims,
lYriof mineral lands. town sites. ana ranches
,..,..,,.,t.t .,t,,h. .l,i,f and ,f r,,u
IA manifested hcr..l,uis "a, present and titles
ar.con-idrrod Co. uorc sacred than the word
o. '' n'''''" 'u'"''
bricly slut 49, the Two points ot dit"r"n'r are
Q..t that a., --D.-s iou i4 uinr points Of law and
49, ,t t.. t..... ., ,,.,. r ,,.,.
Nn''l'T " '"il" Oh wins EVER T''' WIS VI "'7
D located prior t. the ESTABLISHMENT ol Tia"
li,,. r.,,t, th,. fn,t thn, a u,,rtv hold If NV
4. .....,..,., 800.
i'~.' w "NNt- "i''" w WIZ N''@ ~ :
to lhom unti-pu'rd possession. Sn'h view IA
~ .,n,r,ii.t,n,,,on thereto l. the belief of
III 'on'r'','-''n'''.n '.',',' WV ' a. ,,., ~
~ ulinr tenant. are m,.,cialiy sustalned-that
-. ,t ,,,,.. =, ,,,,t
p''"1 I" '"' I'"'"N ', ~ .n,.
grafton. and the auunllns of the Treaty OF 6s.
bn G,,,rn,naut ..,ull mat rightly grant land ar
at,,,,, ,',i'. ..',,,,r. .,'t ,,,.,harr,nr, 4,
mlh'hs tu"S !" S'u'Is' an" 'u''noI'uo'''
was actually compelled boy the terms Of the car
,el to oyrol from the reservation every white in
trud'r. Ih' language ot the treaty was rs
for'ihlc H. explicit and guaranteed to the Sioux
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,,''''' . 80
VI" protection "i the uoN'rhmen IN the enjoy
mrnt Of the right. Article second of the act rati-
lying .he % r'"P r'i' ~ ''i'oMS'
Ana inc m'n SAG, '".einniN asrce, that no
%s.a; mn. r''r''oiy WV w " ''' ''''' WV ''''
,hn fnr.,s"in, c"niitinn NOR" cmnhutic mi
sear. conciu'led a. ioiiows '''''' '"''""''' anu
1 h ana t ', "a Ss,', ~, ,s, mo- w nn per
DON of N, .nine 'Re,, r., alton ''f f '
could ANYTHING he more cloar, We're the
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Steamboats, ano SallroaOs.
puNNslLvA>IA RAILROAD.
GRrAT IRlsEl LINE

OK. At TIKI Nh LINE
tNn tNIItp STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Nrw YORK. Via De ,utu-s,s AMI Cortantss
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with Pullman palace cars attached, : 80 NJ, can't
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For Niham.ort. Lock Haven CORY. ani Erie AZ -
4 connecting AT TORY Tor ritusNilo Petroleum cen
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Haven, : - A NJ
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON. and the South. "Iimitci
WASHINGTON Express of Pullman parlor cars daily
cent SUNDAY. o 20 4 arrive At Washinston at 4 10
I'm lcenAr ats ~ A NJ. l. .. and . 4. NJ sunday
6ander VI
E.ircs, ier rhlsdepnIa 10. $50, $50, o Nnmen.
10 ~ 4 NJ. - . Il, :. 80. AMI . NJ. ami ~ n.ght
SUNDAY 0A VI, s. 4, 7, ; 81. and . 4 NJ Emisrant
ami >rcuni class, +
Accommodation Tor Trenton 4 = and 4loP
For trans Ia Newark, Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton. lcr'l Amhnv. fTmngtnn. Brlviicrr an
Other points. ~,c local schedules at ali ticket uiiiccs
Trains trris' From rttshurgh ID ant 10 81 ant
~ -nr VI daily. 10 10 ami u 81 T. VI datv.tN.
crJt Monday FROM Washington AMI Baltimore. % 81
nhnA ". -. 49, AMI 10 -lf Smitl,d 3D. . -
From lulal lIhlt. az. - g b. .sl. 30 -
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A UPTOWN ADVENTURES
May leave their favor. for r.s sus stthe only author
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japanese goods up stairs Tea signs, bamhoo watch CHAINS
ant an'cymn in sIrs' vnricy Agents wanted male AMI
n Maclinc Company, go Broadway For sale. wheel
sewing machines at from so 80 each.
4 RTIFIcIAL FLOwERs.-rwcnty.nve good
MSRX HELD 60 s. ssa IA Broadway
OPERATORS wanted on w&w machines
DXNliG BROS. 7 iaish,st
A I,A.-orEnATOKs on fine white Shirts II
pUTTONuOLE makers wanted on nnc White
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- Domestic, " W, SO - Greenwich av.. aud 1877
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WANTED-A woman to do dining room work IN a
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WANTED-Expcrcncc operators W w and
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WANTED-A eirl for homework. must he a rosi
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Nleren., hand. ON ladies. suits out
w SHE CHARLES boIToN. 81 Walker It.
WANTED -Ariu for general hou-cwork. at so Eas,
w N-i,t n,twcen 1T and ~ avs
NOuNG girls can obtain situations free. Lodgings AMI
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Marks place. 9Th It under carr children. Ad
Also. instruction on sewing mac hines from
eratutuu-lN
Cf IRON EWs wanted i'm ic.iia,cl, new work
~ IRVING ~ mn Laundry u Mulberry II
BANK sT..ha-cncni Experienced operators
IL ON Wilcox 1ihhs machines On fine lace work
.(Sn EAST 10TH sT.-wsntcd. = young siri to
c'V max" herself u~'iul Apil, III floor
100. 600 LAD'F~ wanted & sr,ns ,nc. , straw
~" West 2ih i and have them pressed into The latest
Il. lee, At ihc shu' te-i notice for p cents
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ANp SHORT LINE
NEW YORK ASb'riiLAprLrmIA
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Time consistent ~'tn nn'piuU safety
Fsprc.. train. have N,V YORK. via pc,bros,c. AMI
20 s'@a'' II = 'c g, Is f.; @G" o,A Ml.ha1
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