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n Marvellous story from the
Pacific COast--It is TOO ThiI
Tor (PeNeNcC,


Tor Credencc.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-The .Arqo.
nam, Frank Pixley'5 new weekly, will
publish the following tomorrow
"We understand from u source which
we believe to be thoroughly reliable that
there is now in the possession Of United
States Senator at present in this city u
paper Of the utmost political importance
to the country, and one, il all that is said
OF it be true, that will create asensation
such as the country has not known since
the days Of the Electoral Tribunal. The
paper is nothing more or less than the
copy Of set Of resolutions which Mr..
j. q, Blaine will introduce in the Senate
at the meeting OF Congress in June. The
resolutions, after setting forth that there
exist grave doubts in the minds Of quite
large proportion Of the American peo.
pie as to the legality Of the final settle.
mcnt OF the Presidential question which
resulted in the inauguration Of Mr.,
Hayes, 60 on 10 say, that il is due to the
American people and particularly TO the
millions who, while believing ghe had been
fairly defeated, yet accepted the decision
in his favor in good faith, to submit the
question 10 the final arbitrament OF the
highest tribunal known to the Constitu.
tion-thG Supreme Court Of the United
States-that inasmuch as the propriety
Of such proceedings may be held TO
he matter Of doubt, because Of the
fact that five members OF that court were
members OF the late tribunal; therefore
the resolutions propose grand court OF
arbitration, ,especiallyto consider all Ques-
tions brought before it relating to the le-
gality Of Hayes tenure, whether in the
nature Of quo warranto or otherwise,
and that said court be composed OF the
Chief Justices OF the Supreme Courts of
each State in the Union, thirty.eight in
all. That portion of the resolutions
which proposes this court takes the form
ola bill, to which is added provision
that any person other than defeated
candidate may bring action to dispossess
the present incumbent.
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NRw YORK, April 2O.-Business gen.
orally light, but heavy wooden goods for
mems wear moved more freely. Cottous
quiet and unchanged. Prints in light de,
mand; Merrimac Shirtings and Sout6bridVe
fancy prints reduced by agents to &c. Dress
goods and shAwls quiet. Foreign good,
dull in first hands.
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Obituary,

LOUISVILLE, April 2O.-V. p. Arm.
strong, for years prominently identified
with the pork interests Of Kentucky, and
an ex.member OF the State Legislature,
died here to-day. His wife was daugh,
ter Of the late Robert Ward, and as such
was for long time the Belle Of the South
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More Confession from Tweed.

NEw YORK, April 20.-It ia rumored
that Tweed has made n supplemental
confession, and that the document was
placed in the hands OF Attorney General
Fairchild by Mr.. Townsend, his counsel,
The statement is said to be in regard to
the election OF certain Judges OF the Court
Of Appeals. Mr.. Townsend declines to
answer questions.
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No Money No Courts.

LITrLE Rock, April 90.--A dispatch
from Fort Smith says, that the United
States Court there, will do no criminal
business next month for the want of
money. There are only 2G prisoners in
Jail, the smallest number ever con.
iinnl lhnrn
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ST. LouB, April 2O.-The Southern
inquest has been in secret session this
morning and at this meeting no public
proceedings have been had. 1t Is not
probable that there will be much more
very important testimony taken.
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Smashed Her Chlmncys.

OMAHA, April 20.-The steamer Tatum
arrived here at Z o'clock this morning,
In trying to make passage OF the bridge
she caught and tore both her chimneys
down. She will be delayed until the 22d
being repaired.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, April 2).-Nearly all the
parties asked to investigate the New
York Custom House have declined, and
last night three new parties were lele-
nranhnL
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The funeral of Justice George Forbes,
Of Webster district, will take place this
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence
of his son, Hannibal Forbes, ESQ No,
945 Main street.
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HARRISBURG, April 2O.--Ex.Secreiary
Of the Navy Borle and Ex.Secretary Of
the Interior Chandler arrived here to-.
dny, sIopping with Senator Camernn.
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New York, April 2O.-Eighty.six
Irish Canadian pilgrims arrived to-day,
on their way to Rome to participate in
the twenty.tiith anniversary Of the Pope's
episcopacy. They bear with them for
His Holiness $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By 7'RLEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stocks.
RAILROAD BONDS - Irregular; l2,O4C
Iron Mountain, first mortgages sold at 95.

| 4N"a.NDhD DONDS - lEIeBulhT1 l2,U1U
Iron Mountain first mortgages sold Rt %.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
SfoCKS-ln the stock market the inter.
est centered chiefly In coal shares and the
leased roads. The widest fluctuations were
IN Morris ind Essex, which declined from
% to 5715, recovered to cox, reacted to 5S
and closed at so. Lackawanna opened At
Az, advanced to 46I[, fell OF to 42k, re.
covered TO 40, reacted to 44sS and closed al
l4js. Delaware 4 Hudson rose from SSSs
70 SO2., fell OF TO 3sIS and closed at 40,
New York Central opened at 9l5E, advanced
TO g?'1, closed at 90X, Pittsburgh drop.
ped from 81 to 50 and closed at so, seller
SG2h regular. Fort Wayne closed at
w bid, against 90 at the opening. Rens.
selar and Saratoga was added to the list OF
wea railway shares. This afternoon Ibis
stock declined to 20, against 95 yesterday,
and was offer at So, seller 20. Itis7peE
cent stock and is guaranteed by the Della.
ware 4 Hudson Canal Company. Albany
X SusQuehanna was offered at 50, seller co.
Chicago 4 Alton declined to IS, against
SsA yesterday. Rock Island fell of J. for
the day. Lake Shore and Michigan Central
Western Union were comparatively steady
and Northwestern common firm and a
fraction higher. As will be seen drive
was made at the stocks OF the leased com.
panies, which suffered severely at Phila.
delPhia to-day. The Pennsylvania Rail.
road sold at jis6, decline Of 4 per cent
from yesterday. Coal shares were strong
late in the day and made scarce for de.
livery, borrowers paying YAK for Della.
ware, Lackawanna q Western and 4 for
Morris & Essex and Delaware 4 Hudson,
Rufus Hatch publishes card in which
he takes strong grounds against the stock
holders OF the Michigan Central Railroad
giving proxies for the next election until
they know who they will be, whether in the
interest Of the present leases and guarn.
tees OF the interests Of the stockholders.
The, transactions aggregated 20l,OOO
shares, OF which 5000 were Western
Union, 22,OO0 Rock Island, 5000 st. Pauls,
preferred, 1000 Lake Shore, 5000 New
York Central, 1900 Michigan Central,
1000 Delaware, Lackawanna d Western,
li,OO0 Delaware L Hudson, and 1900
Morris Il Essex,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 2O.-It was twelve
months yesterday since the bank rate
was fixed at 2per cent. Only once with.
in thirty years was 80 low rate main.
tainedso long; namely, from July, 1867,
10 NoYember. lSGS.
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The HGmpfeld train will not leave the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot this evening
until $3.50 (Wheeling time), in order to
accommodate persons desirous OF wit.
Messing the base ball game,
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LONDON, April 2O.-A great snow
storm ia raging in Lombardy, Italy. The
crops are seriously injured, especially
silk The loss will reach several mil.
lion dollars.
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DkTRorr, April 2O.-A telegram from
Mackinaw City, just received, reports the
Straits open. One q the n. I. Cos boats
passed down at . o'clock this afternoon
name could not be ascertained.
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The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning with fair trip. She
will return at A p. N. to-day.
The Express passed down at 4 A. N.
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A MAN who shoots stray dog on tht
street is assuredly public beneiactor
But that does not prevent policeman
from running him in for violating tn,
firearms ordinance,
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To LOOK at Virginia street now, one
would not think it possible that it could
ever develop into an evenly graded bou.
levard. But its bouud to come, never
theless.
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In the House OF Lords last night Lord
ROseberry desired TO know what were
tue views OF Lord Derby in respect to the
ttipartite treaty OF April 9th, and how
near il was obligatory on this country.
1t guaranteed the independence and in
Legrity OF the Ottoman Empire, and il
that treaty was disrcgarded 1t appeared
10 him that fatal blow would be struck
at the maintenance OF all the treaties.
Was il intended to take any steps 10 free
ourselves from the obligations of the
treaty, since it would be impossible for
the Government in defiance Of public
opinion TO send single soldier to defend
u country 80 degenerate as Turkey?
Lord HoughtOn thought that under the
circumstances the Government would be
justified in refusing to make any specific
declaration as to how far the treaty Of
Sc was now binding on England.
Baron WaveneY hoped that some con.
clusion might yet be arrived at, which
would hold out to Europe the expectation
that peace might be preserved, but should
war break out, he maintained it was the
duty Of this country to be in position to
defend the peaceful commerce Of the
world.
Lordy Derby with regard to the tri.
partite treaty, said there was not the
slightest intention on the part Of either
France or Austria, 10 call on England to
fulfil the treaty obligations, therefore,
the Government had not thought it right
to take any steps to relieve themselves
from its obligations.
In reply to the statement that
peace might not yet he disturbed,
Lord Derby said ho did not like to
despond, and the House might feel sure
that il the government saw hope that
diplomatic Intervention could be sue
cessful in averting what seemed to be
impending war no effort to that end
would be left untried, but he was bound
to say that from all lie heard he was not
justified III indulglng the expectation
that we should avoid that great calamity
but he repeated what he said in MAY
last, that in that case the Porte must not
rely on support from England.
SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
Monday, April 23d, is fixed for laying
the foundation stone Of the Shakespeare
memorial theatre, library and picture
gallery at Stratford-on-Avon.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Thomas Connolly Lewis, implicated in
the B. +. Babbitt y Co. robbery at New
York, was arrested yesterday on charge
Of forgery, and will be sent to the United
States.
DEAD.
William Frederick Ormond O'Calla.
CHAN, Liberal member OF Parliament for
Tipperary, is dead.
NEWMARKET RACES.
The concluding race at Newmarket,
the plate for three.year.olds, was won by
NJ. II. Sauford's Brown Prence, by Lex
ington; Priest second, Bugle Horn third.
Five horses ran. The betting was 80 TO
against Brown Prince, who won by half u
length.
STRICTLY NEUTRAL.
LONDON, April GA special from
Rome says that, after an audience with
the King, General Menabrea, Italian
Ambassador to Great Britain, will return
to London, taking with him Instructions
that Italy will continue strictly neutral
so long as the war il confined TO Turkey
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WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2O.-All the
members OF the Cabinet were at the
meeting to-day. The President laid be-
fore them the telegraphic Communica.
tions from the Louisiana Commission,
and much satisfaction was expressed,
which indicates all early adjustment OF
the political difficulties.
The Cabinet adjourned at 2:4O this
afternoon. A report is current that mn
order for the removal otthe troops from
New Orleans will be issued to-day.
AUTHORITATIVE GUESSING.
The abatement can now be made upon
undispu;able authority that il was deter.
mined at the Cabinet session to-day that
an order should be Issued TO withdraw
all the troops from New Orleans 10 the
barracks, The precise time when the
order will be Issued is not made public,
but the PRONUNCIATION may be looked for
very shortly.
MINISTER TO SWITZERLAND.
At the session Of the Cabinet to-day the
appointment of Geo. A. Schneider. of
Chicago, to be U. s. Minister TO Swi,zer-
land, was definitely agreed upon.
CLAIMS SUSTAINED.
The decree Of the United States Dis.
trict Court OF Louisiana, sustaining the
claims Of Myra Clark Gains against the
city Of New Orleans, commands the dc.
lendants to account to the master in chan.
Gerry Tor all the income from this prop.
erty during their long possession. They
are onsted from their titles and from ali
occupation thereirom. This decision in.
wolves also heavy claims against the city,
which has sold u large amount Of the
property in question with inll warranty
Of title.
COMMISSIONED.
The following Postmasters were com.
mlRsioned to-day: George WameldorA,
Middleport, O.; Frank f. Bishop, EIyria,
D.; Jas. L. llolcomb, Mallet Greek, o.
ATTORNEY GENERAL. FOR =. o. pgp'T.
Upon the recommendation Of Post.
master General Key it was determined 10
give the position OF Assistant Attorney
Generator the Postoflice Department to
\. Freeman, OF Brownsville, Tenn, vice
Judge Spence, OF Maryland, who resigned.
Mr.. Freeman was the Republican candi-
date for Governor OF Tennessee a few
years ago, running against Governor
Brown.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Two members of the committee to re-
port on the New York Custom House
management, &C., have been agreed on,
namely, Assistant Solicitor Robinson, Of
the Treasury Department, and Lawrence
Turner, OF the New York firm Of Moses,
Taylor ~ Co, The third member will be
a New York merchant. Mr.. Turner was
during the last campaign and is now a
political opponent OF President HAYES
and Secretary Sherman.
HEsAIp DO IT, AND THEY DONE 1T.
On hearing Of the imprisonment of the
Consul at Acapulco, Mexico, last month
by the Revolutionary authorities there,
President Hayes ordered man Of war
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An old locust tree at Sheets landing
lower Newport, an old landmark among
the river men, was struck by Lightning on
Thursday evening and completely shat
tered.
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Iris understood that work will be re.
sumed at the La Belle mill on Monday, a
sufficient number OF coopers having been
engaged at the old prices.
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THE city prisoners were yesterday al
work repairing MCCullocE, between 18th
aud lGlh streets, in charge OF Ad-
jutant General Mahoney.
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Jhe9nteltiqeuGer.

Two PERSONS were indicted at Fair
nop, Yesterday for an alleged murder
',,nmitted some 10 or l6 years ago. The
,,,cpm..ances as related to US are Ihese
rs, Union soldiers, named Thompson
md Watson, were sent by their proper
Ulcers from CIsrksburg to arrest man
named Ice, who was charged with doing
,,p.iderabe damage back Of Fairmont
., bushwhackcr. They succeeded in
,r,ening him and were on their way
brk to Clarksburg when the prisoner
attempted to escape. They called on him
IN halt two or three times before they
e,sd, and he not obeyiag the order they,
IN the unlerstool discharge Of their duty,
s,pI on and instantly killed him.
For thi, deed they were yesterday in
lc,ed By Grand Jury Of Marion coun-
ty, composed OF twelve Democrats and
tour Republicans ten being sufficient 10
lalict), Mr.. Arnett, late President of the
West Virginia Senate, being a prominent
member Of the jury.
There Is said TO be much feeling on the
subject at Fairmont, especially among
old Union soldiers, who think that it isa
strange proceeding to see at this late day
,wo OF their number indicted in the
courts Tor acts done during the war,
when they were AmenabIe to the laws Of
war They ask themselves where such
prosecutions will end and whom mry
they not involve.
We understand that Thompson and
Watson were arrested some months ago
and confined in Jail at Pruntytown,
ia Taylor county, and that their families
haze during their confinement been sui.
isring for the necessities Of lie.
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Prohihition KciecteL.

BosroN, April 2O.-The House this
afternoon rejected the prohibitory BILL
by vote Of III 10 100, The bill had
passed the Senate.
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THE pupils OF the Misses Doddrdge
will entertain their friends with soiree
musicale next Tuesday evening,
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PITTSBURGH, April 20. Petroleum
Firm; crudelS2 65a2 67 y at PArkeys; rein.
ed l5Ac PhiIAdelphiR delivery.
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MATRIMoNY i. on the wane. Only
three marriage licenses were Issued dur.
ing the week ending yesterday.
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The criminal cases now on trial in the
Circuit Court attract large crowds OF
sneCtAlnrs.
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COUNCIL will meet ngain on Tuesday
evening next, to dispose Of unfinished
business.
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TEMPERANCE meeting at The Opera
House tonight.
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REYMANN will have his annual book
beer opening on next Monday afternoon
at . O'Clock,
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IAN DklAkThkNTt J
OPricG op THK CHlRY SIGNAL OPPlCKR, !
WARRINGTON, D. C., April 2l-i An.
rpnuA uAuVf,Ttya

For the Lower Lakes, clear or iail
weather, and a slight rise in temperature
northwest winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or fair weather, rising followed by
falling barometer, variable winds, shift.
ing to east and south, and stationary OF
slightly rising temperature.
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sTRIcrLY NEUrRAL.

LONDON, April 2l.-A special from
Rome says that, after an audience with
the King, General Menabrea, Italian
Ambassador to Great Britain, will return
to London, taking with him Instructions
that Italy will continue strictly neutral
so long as the war il confined 10 Turkey
and Russia
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\ stcOEngame will take place between
the Standards and LudIow4 this after
noon.
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The concluding race at Newmarket,
the plate for three.year.olds, was won by
NJ. II. Sautord's Brown Prence, by Lex
ington; Priest second, Bugle Horn third
Five horses ran. The betting was 33 TO |
against Brown Prince, who won by half u
length.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY 1yrE1LIGENoER
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to proceed to'that port to demand his re,
lease. Adispatch Just received from the
Naval Commander reports that the Con,
sui has been released,
TILE ORDER OF EVACUATION.
The President this afternoon addressed
the following letter 10 Secretary Nc,
Crary;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
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William Frederick Ormond O'Calla,
CHAN, Liberal member OF Parliament for
Tipperary, is dead.
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The following Postmasters were com.
miRsioned to-day: George WameldorfI,
Middleport, O.; Frank f. Bishop, EIyria,
D; Jas. L. Nolcomb, MalIet Creek. O.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MAEN ..

LryEsPooI Aug 1jpork Eastern dll a. 90 "es bari
, i. Al q Oh long Clear dull 81 ~ - saor! ,Nat d
- a. ~ u.ns-iOux Cut si-ilF ~ ~ Nlltirls r.r.s
- sd Dsef-India Mess stesy y - EItia - 80 ~,
iu-. Prime Moss hrner a. So l11Ti-ftns M.'Is ~
4 asa T4low Ciy hrmer ~ ~ III iau,nIe :,
.fe1av ftoaiI1ommon dul ~ ~ y" '.ll ~
.vs-...-A Cl-icc duh a. . H. Lafu "a $3.50
Eour-Tstra dnil ~ - ~ Psi'
49, n he Ia No sprikg steady a. llTd; Winter H'htn-
ss''t -, Al "A " Intrr Western None IN III mar
80 ,Drn a,xtd sort dull NJ 2O jd . 4,
TfvRRP1Dl. Aug lj-i23O y ni.-counh IN So I
III Niddinr Upiaads, q lrL; hiddinS uriesl,t, 81
- IL G0G b1l5. in uding 1000 FOR ton ~ pr
n, ths iay $50 bales, American Futures ohl
-. ~ sst night, prices; UplAnds oT hllAH 81 ~ VI
a,gust AL September delivery, Dirl LpaIas 49,
sn .use september and Octoher delivery p ST.
49, 1iIlnx clause. October aid November az.
ITnlauIs low Afddlirs clause NOVEMBER NJ" De0ei''
IVRarooi aug 15i Meet 9O per tie,s 10, rrin s
49, gaeon ~ 6i per for Long Clrsf Siunit nno
A. 81 fpr short Clear Nddes. a, &c.. -. I'll,
tt,1ygroof Aug lJ-23C D. m.tplsnls SOboi 10" -nlo
rIau.. alad October deuNert o. t"n Np
I.n To~ sldnnz clause. February AMI aAIch eeiiseIy
Z plands Low Mid,ilng clause, Nc" ttvp shiPp''
Sovem her aud December, sail bisl -, fo,,o, 20 "A,
,vssptgI Aug lS-4 p. m.rhe sale. OF LUTON toiSY
included $500 bales American Futures Npan"f i"' anu
slirg rlan.e, August delivery ottgd s..... A..
IvEaPOol Aus. 10 D. NJ W res n.n
LONDON, Aug l5-6JO y nj AlioH' f"'"' Po' wv ''f
Of Turpsntin-, 2Ji9d 926 per owl