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RolLEe EXPLOSION.
Three sIen ALLIED and . Others
wounded, One Fatally.

Bosros, April 6.-This evening 90
horse power boiler in the engine room ol
the Boston Stamping Mandatory oi
Fancy { Co., Third street, Cambridge,
exploded. Three men were killed, an
other was fatally injured and six others
more or less wounded. The boiler was
hurled through the brick walls Of the en-.
gine room and the wooden walls Of the
building, throwing 1t 130 feet across the
canal. Michael Moirland, the engineer.
was found crushed between the boiler and
the granite walls Of the canal. James
Englin and Nathan Burgess, at work in
the rivettipg room, in line Of the course
Of the boiler, were taken from the canal,
having been swept along by the boiler.
George Gerrity was taken from the ruins
Of the engine room, fatally injured. The
main building, three stories high, and in
which one hundred persons were at
work, was considerably shattered, and on
the aide nearest the engine room every
pane Of glass was broken.
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ORR readers were doubtless surprised
IN y. in Saturdays IsTnLIsEscER,
PnE. ". K. Pendleton's name used in
,o,p.tiou with the office of Door.keeper
d Il. House Of Representatives Of the
LATED States. The two Congressmen,
,tO 10 cauCus, gratuitously rendered this
a.le.ts compliment doubtless greatly
U,,,.n..d the Professors aspirations.
We learn from unquestionsd authority
tha Il vas done absolutely without his
Lso.Isdge, and that he never consented
10, could be under any circumstances be
la4ac.d 10 consent, to allow his name to
b a.ed m a candidate for an Office for
shich be feels himself, neither by taste
nor education, to have the shadow of fit
n.s or Qualification, and whose peculiar
.nOluments and hOnors he has neither
vt to appropriate nor heart to enjoy.
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Innocent Men In the Penitentiary

oAMBRIDeE, o, April 6.-soms tims
last year two men, named Thos. Stewart
and Everett Heskel, were convicted and
are now serving term Of several year,
in the Ohio Penitentiary, for the some
what notorious robbery Of Jennie Archer
near Cumberland, this county. Since
their conviction suspicion rested on tive
other notorious characters, whose namet
are Orange Petty and Joseph o Dell, who
were arrested Yesterday and brought here
and Last night had q preliminary exami-
nation before Justice Turner, the testi-
mony being so eonclusiye that Joseph
o'Dell confessed that he and Petty were
the guilty parties, and that the two mer
who are now in the Penitentiary are en-
tirely innocent Of the robbery.
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RRTuRg OF rHH IAuncH PATTY.

This was great day for America and
a subsidy. About seven hundred per.
sons, including the President and mems
bers Of Congress, visited Chester to wit
ness the launch Of the Brazilian Lime
steamer City Of Para, and returned at 10
o'clock Tonight, aatisfed with the entire
success. and pleased with the entertain
ment afforded by John Roach & Son, the
builders. The ten-year old daughter oi
W. Z. Rogers, the Presidents private
Secretary, ChEiatened the vessel. The
members Of the Cabinet and nearly eve
rybody else partook Of the wine and other
beverages supplied, leaving the Presi.
cent almost alone in total abatinence, and
the President made a pleasant little speech
suitable to the occasion.
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An Embez1lIng Army once,
Convicted and Sentenced.

PaoyrpENcE, 3. l., April 6.-col. o.
L. Sheppard, Of Newport, retired officer
Of the United States army, has been tried
by 8 court.martial for neglecting to pay
over q fund contributed by brother olh-
cars in 1854 for monument on the Stone
River battle ground, and President Hayes
has approved the sentence, which ia that
Sheppard be conined within the limits OF
the post Of Fort Adams for one year and
thereafter until the money, 81 ,903, with
interest from 1854, shall be paid. Col.
shsppaed was put under arrest yesterday.
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Fight Between . Lioness and a

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 6.-This
section has been in some excitement dur
ing the past few days over the proposed
combat Of an African lioness and Texas
bull. The fight happeaed to-day, just
outside the city limits, between \ lioness
and an immense Texas bull. The liouess
had been starved TO increase her ferocity,
but It was oyerdone, and left her weak
and entirely at the mercy Of the bull,
who In about ten minutes had we'll nigh
gored her to death. The lioness had but
one hold on the bull, at the beginning Of
the contest.
Tomorrow n lion will be allowed an
opportunity to distinguish himself with
the same bull. He 10 said to be in prime
condition and very ferocious.
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MAY Mnsicnl Festiyni.

CINCINNATI, April7.-The sale Of the
season tickets for the May musical festi-
val begins Monday the 18th. During
Monday ard Tuesday the choice Of seats
will be Opposed Of at auction, but the pur.
chase will be limited to ten tickets each.
There are Indications that the demand
will oe large. The hall has seats for
1900, with standing room for rs many
more. The hotels are already receiving
orders for rooms for the festival week.
Work on the great organ Ia being pushed
day and night to ensure its completion
before the festival, which will open May
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GRAYsos, KY, April 6.-gnited States
BailiF Patricks paced through town to
MaysYille, eseorting Allen Cratt, Of Nor.
gan, notorious moonsbiner. BE was
arrested in his still, located In the midst
Of part Of the Licking River Mountain
Range, in 4 cave, where the entrance Wal
thirty feet above the ground, in = cliff.
Though heavily armed, he surrendered,
and his still was destroyed. There ari
not less than ten warrants against him In
the hands Of the Sheriff. Of Morgan and
MeRifee counties.
News reached here that Cooper, The
murderer Of Fultz, has been captured Al
Huntington.
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Rnrsted Vat.

BuFFA1o, April IA large vat on the
fifth aoor Of the Buffalo Grape Sugar
Works, contained 50 tons Of wet corn,
bursted today, carrying the corn and 4
portion Of the vat 10 the ground floor
through the hopper, and crushing 70
death a man named Henry Bast. Two
others narrowly escaped death. The vat
yas being tried for the frst time,
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principal as money paid for the use Of

principal as money paid Tor the use o.
his principal.
4. The surety Is not entitled TO recover
from his principal greater amount thar
he has paid for him, but he Ia entitled "a
interest on this amount from the date ol
its payment, and necessary costs.
5. II the surety pays the debt OF his
principal in deprecated currency, the
general rule Is that he can demand from
his principal only the value Of that cur
rency at the time OF payment.
8. II seems 3 Sheriff or other officer
who pays an execution in his hands for
collection without an assignment OF the
Judgment on which II Is founded, or The
debt, Is mot entitled 70 be subrogated tc
the lien Of the creditor whose debt he has
paid against other creditors having Liens
BY Judgment or otherwise.
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Providence, r. J., April Mile.
Valiant, who was fatally shot on the
Opera House stage At Pawtucket, died
this morning. The real name Of the girl
was Lottie Maloy. She was % years old.
Her sister waa the only one Of the family
who knew she Was on the stage.
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suicide hY Hnngine.

DAYTON, O., April LEONARD Helm.
stader, living nearl Dayton, committed
suicide at the Union Hotel in Eaton, Pre-
bic county, last p. NJ, and was found
hanging to bedpost this evening. Helm
stater was m old resldent Of this city,
butcher by trade and engaged in active
business. He had been acting strangely
for some time and Is believed to have been
deranged when he letthome on Saturday.
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ITALY.

Emperor,s Letter to The Pope.
LONDON, April 6.-The German En-
peror's letter to Pope Leo XIII, while
extremely courteous in the expression Of
willingness to entertain friendly rela.
tions with the Vatican, gives no fndica-
tion Of basis for negotiations.
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Marine Intelligence,

QuEEssTows, April g. Arrived
Steamship China, from New York.
NEw YoRK, April a. Arrived
Steamship Hermann, from Bremen.
NEw YoRK, April 0. = Arrived
Steamship City Of Richmond, from Liver.
pool.
NEw YoRk, April 7.-Arriyed-HsI.
yetia, from liverpool.
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IEnnt ShIelds boz Doorkeeper

I oarcAeo, April Leading Democrats
OF this city have telegraphed 70 Carter q.
Harrison urging him and other Demo-
cratic members 70 use their influence for
de election Of General Shields Is Door
keerer Of the House OF Representatives,
and Il possible TO defeat the Democratic
caucus nominee.
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rLFcfToN OF pooRKKEPER,

Agood deal Of interest Is being worked
up regarding the election OF Doorkeeper
oi the House. The underslanding-is that
the Republicans, under the lead Of Butler,
will present the name OF General Shielda,
in order TO make political capital, byforc-
ing the Democrats to make choice be
tween Democratic Union General aud a
Democratic ex Confederate General. Il
Ia believed the contest will be close.
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NEw YoRK, April 8.-The Lotus Club
gave an elegant entertaiumentth this even.
ing to Bayard Taylor, United States Min
ister to Germany. Mr.. Walter P. Phil
lips representative United sta,ss Assoc
eiated Press.
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DrS,so a brieE visit to Brooke county
IN saturday we fell in with our old
I,;.,J ,ud fellow Iaborer in the early Re-
n,bIte,n vineyard, J. G. Jscob, OF the
T.llbarg Herald. He ia getting a little
riuly with age and the cares and re-
s,,o,.ibiliies Of thirty years Of editor
.sin bot nevertheless gives evidence that
a. pbiIeophic equauimity which has
bo,p. bin quietly along thus far in his
. y,.r, pilgrimage, will serve him for
uI.u, .core Of years to come. Brother
G,brl,l d one Of those persons whom the
Ca,iry Parsou had in mind when he
mot, Ii. famous essay concerning men
ont d whom more might have been
n,dss
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CANADA.
Death Under ChloroforIr,.

WNeHAM, osT, April 6.-James Dor.
nan died today under the influence OF
ehloroform administered by Surgeon
Fox for the purpose Of performing an
operation,
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WeFe pEePAEeu 70 Vott Win the GUVefn.
ment. OF the leaders opposed to any
amendment TO the address 10 the Queen
in answer 70 the proclamation calling out
the reserves, about seventy members will
probably vote for Sir Wflfred LaWaon's
motion, declaring the measure unWar.
ranted and imprudent.
PRINCE CHARLES on ms MErrLE.
vienna, April 6.-The Rbtitical osres-
p0ndeace says Il learns from good source
at Bucharest that Prince Charles will re.
ply to Prince GortschakofFs threats Of
the occupation Of Roumania and the dis
armament Of the RoumaniAn army II the
Roumanian Government protests against
the article Of the treaty providing for the
Communication Of the army in Bulgaria
with Russia through Roumania, as fol-
lows: Tell Prince GortschAkotf that the
Roumanian army may be utterly crush-
cd, but so long u I live it shall not be
disarmed. *
RUSSIAN AND TURKISH FORCES.
CossrAsrrsoPIE, April 6.-The Rus
sian authorities have renewed their de-
mand for permission to embark home
ward the troops at Buiukdere, represent-
ing that their embakation at San Ste
fano Is impossible, and all idea Of dis
patching them hence has been abandoned.
The Turkish forces in the neighbor-
hood Of Gallipoli and Constanttnople
number 24s battalions.
RUSSIA CAN NOT YIELD TO ENGLAND.
81. PETERSBURG, April s.-The Agence
Russe says the Moscow and ST. Peters.
burg newspapers assail its moderate Ian.
euage, and that OF the Journal de st.
Petersburg. It says the English Cow
ernment, by involving Russias dignity
in the matter, has made il impossible for
her to yield to Englands demands.
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Heresy.

BosroE, April 6.-Rev. A. P. Adams
has been suspended for one year by the
New England Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference on charges Of heresy.
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Nnagce,i and nnnlr.

NEw ORLEANS, April 6.-The steamer
A. P. Kounz struck 4 snag and sunk yes.
terday, at Negro Point, 10 the Red river.
Three roustabouts were drowned.
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The Pail Mall Gaseite says that the
movement With the object Of preventing
the Liberal party from trammeling the
Goyernment's foreign policy has received
the support Of 100 Liberal members oi
Parliament Of whom nearly one.hali
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ANorHER cARpIyAI pgAp

ROME, April s.-cardinal Giuseppe
Berandi Ia dead. He was an Italian,
born in 1910, and nominated Cardinal In
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Carr McLuRE aud wife, and little son,
arrived home from Texas Saturday even
Ing 90 The P. W. & Ky. road, after q
&rss months absence. They went South
ra the Iron Mountain road early in
January; stopped a few days at the Hot
Springs Of Arkansas, and then proceeded
10 TlylOr, williamson county, Texas,
rhers Mr.. Cnrran Mendel, Capt, McLure's
Sn-in-Iaw, lives. AT that place the
CsPtliu bought farm for his son Tom,
'hO hl become a Granger, and pot up a
Aous for him. He also bought q num-
Ssotloh in the town Of Taylor, feeling
Hs that it will double its present popu.
lltiOu every year for the next four or
I've yeau, These lots we suppose he
boush. m an Offset to his Lazearyille
purchases above Wellsburg.) He says
that Curan Mendsl's sheep, bought
here lls! fall, have done we'll. Not
oss them died during the winter
indhsy look very promising. The coun.
u! tAsrsabOus can boast many large
sOsh Of sheep, much larger than we are
a'ra'touel to see in this country. The
CaPAiu says that nothing can exceed the
fitaetivsness Of the country around
Iili&. The lay Of the land is almost
tl'einltiug. There Is magnificent e1.
Plas d rolling prairie, which is very
rea iudsl'ily cultivated. Nevertheless,
be aIlthAt he prefers this country to
live ia. Itgeu triae too warm down
there for him.
BE ,Da his wife returned home
VA Galveston, coming across the
dalttO New Orleans. He found business
1e7 dull in both places, particularly
New Orleans, where men are breaking
ss'y day or two, as they are at the
North. He came up on the Lee to Vicks
a'g, iHdthsnce across TO the railroad at
'lst'On, Miss. Coming up from that
p''nt 10 Memphis junction he found
si'eleFs very scarce-so much so that
ne conductor expressed himself glad to
si'' company.
Ia The Lee Captain McLure and wife
,sfs assigned to the magnificent bridal
aaaSer oil that famous boat. This was
'sGPlinent paid the Captain by Com,
alads' Campbell, who is an old Wheel
sSoy, and always does the handsome
mug BY his early friends and acquaint.
' when he has an opportunity. The
lae' 0u the boat, Of whom there we're 3
s'3 many on this particular trip,
atAer v.u,r.bl. Iaotin, ] aroom and b,,
b tAs more Youthful snns.,snee j
Ii ,prirhtly vita the bs;d,I III,
~ ,9'd not have succeeded a. vel! o 1t
nsCaptaia euioyea hi, fra, rid. owe,
Gl,inr hem on."si .SaI Sa.utqay si0sn - @ essn.ns
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rs,Hipre manufacturers OF the United
,,.,.. .bo me. at Pittsburgh on Thurs
SaI, 'aAI,., ~, ,sm.ined in session two days and
u. y, nirbr, The meeting was one Of the
wv, ". in iSuo,,.u. held for years, and re
.oI,.d M. il an arrlugementby which pro-
,s,'tI ,s.,io, Viii be reduced and prices ad'
a,,osl ...c.J, The discount is now fixed a. 60
M 10, or 10 per cent advance on old
..;.'. :. The next meeting will be held
I'm, SO.h.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY WEELLIGEgoER
WASHINGTON.
The Postoffioe Department Short of
Funds.
Republicans Confident Of the Next
House.
Opposition 10 Western River Ap-
preparation.
Treasury statement.

WAsa1seroS, April 6.-TLe Treasury
now holds S346,0l5 $50 in United States
bonds to secure National bank circulation
and SIS i45s,OOo in bonds to secure public
dennaita.
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IdtqntelIiigetrer:
y. s, MARTIN, Of Harri'yillo, Rit-
~. ~ .oup,y, Informs u. that the wheat
sSst. g.rit A.. all right in thatregion.

o-t the "Flas," MOnOngalia coun'
:, W. =, Baker. d ri school house, they hav,
y y y ti.ca.ips S[r,. this question, Resolved
4, 4, II. N. North American Indians should
y ~ s,,',nip.ted." y, Owing to the prepOn'
..i,. mower Of "Daddy Baker, "a .
i.s,,.,' ss's,' We are informed that The qass' ..
20 .''',,, ~.. decided in the negative, and Sit.
". ~. Rail will therefore continue his di'
y ,.,,iou. uneItsrminated.
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lat. Where T. L. F. made his negotia-
BILE note with security or endorsers 70 q
bank, the note became due and payable
and Ws NOT paid at maturity, aud suit
was brought and Judgment recovered BY
the bank and s. w., n. F., one OF the
securities after the recovery Of said iudg-
ment, made and delivered his negotiable
note 10 said bank with security or endor.
sers for the balance due on SAID judgment,
including costs, payable 116 days alter
date; said last named note will not be
considered asa satisfaction and exiting
utshment OF said judgment debt unless Il
IL clearly proven that said last named
note was by agreement Of the bank
accepted and received by il in absolute
satisfaction and extinguishment OF said
Judgment, and the onuI Of proving that
said last named note was by express
agreement accepted and received by the
bank Ia absolute sAtisfactiou aud exiting.
uiahment Of said Judgment debt rests up
on the party so claiming It to have been
40 accepted and received; and especially
Ia this so In Court Of equity, when in q
cause, SAID security - seeking inucnnAtl
and Reimbursement from his principal
| for alleged loss sustained BY reason Of his
snretyship, Il appears that said security
paii aid last named negotiable note or
Ia renewal in deprecated bank notes OF
Confederate treasury notes At their nom
inal value.
9. A caae where negotiable note with
security was given and receipt sin full
&C., was given to the bank is held not q
have been received BY the bank In abso-
lule satisfaction and extinguishment o
the Judgment debt. Sec opinions Of ths
court.
5. a security may pay the debt Of hi
principal when II is due and payable
without suit and recover the amount 9
] naid by him with fts interest from hii
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PosroPPfcE APPROPRIATION.

The subscriptions to the four.per ce
honds % day aggregated 5000
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Cases Adjudieated In the su
preme Court OF Appeals hitting
nj wheeling ON Saturday, April
8, Is7s.


B. B. knight and W. 5 ). 1aIdlsy, TRUSTEES. Ap
From the Circuit Court Il Kanavha county.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENoRR
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CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
MayoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
CITY Hall, December It, 1878.
NIt IIFtII' y
I Administration Series.l


mo. 4797-Administration Series
An ordinance to prevent the obstruction, OF
streets. cutters, banquettes and other
public places; to fix penalties Tor the
Violation of this ordinance and prescribe
the duties of the employees OF the De
partment OF Improvements ana the
Crescent City Police in relation to its en-
fOrcement
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Council OF
the citv of New Orleans, That from and after
the eighteenth of December. 1873, 1t shall be
unlawful for any person or persons to encum-
Der or obstruct any Of the streets, CUTTERS
public roads, public grounds, public squares
public places or promenades, banquettes or
Sidewalks of the city, by depositing IN or on
the same any box, bale, hogshead, barrel or
any goods. wares or merchandise OF any ar
ticle whatsoever, except for the necessary
time of loading or unloading the same Nor
shall boards for advertising purposes be per
mitted to stand against or attached 70 fences
houses. or attached. to awning posts on the
bapouettes. SO as to obstruct or dis,
figure the sidewalks; and should
charge Of the same, after having been notihed
nv the Administrator of In improvements, or
any person properly deputized to represent
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imprisonment for term not to exceed thirty
days nor less than five days.
SEC. g. BE it further ordained, etc, That
any person or persons applying to the AT
mnistrator Of Finance for n license 10 keep
private market shall. before obtaining said
license. produces 81 certificate from the Admin
istrator OF Commerce showing tho location nf
said private market and that all the require
ments of this ordinance have been complied
license.
Size g. BE II further ordained, ote., That
this ordinances shall take effect from and after
its passage. and all ordinances conflicting
Herewith be and the same arc hereby re-
pealed.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans December II, 1879
Yeas Behan. Chevaliey, Glynn, Houston,
Esaaeson, Marks. Meallia.
T. ". PATTON. Mayor.
A true copy:
RorT. G. Wonp. Secretary.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS.
Cifv HAL Derember II, 1913.

Sened proposals. will be received until FRI
DAY, December u. at II o'clock m. for pub
fishing the proceedings and ordinances Of the
City Council and all official notices Of the sew
eral departments Of tho city government for the
year 1879 Proposals to state tho price per
square 81 tho space Of ono hundred words.
solid matte-. for first and subsequent inser
tions.
Separate proposals will also be received for
printing the various blanks which may be re-
1ulred by tho several departments Of the city
government for the Same period. as per spccf
cations In tho Department Of Public Accounts
For publishing tho proceedings and ordi-
nances Of tbs Council and official notices Of the
several departments no bids will b9 received
except from parties publishing n paper Issued
at Toast six times week
bonds with security In such amount a5 may
be- satisfactory TO tho Mayor. will be required
for the faithful execution Of the respective con
tracts.
Terms Of contracts to extend to January l. 1890
Tho city reserves the right to reject any ant
all bids.
dels lot l. W. PATTON, Mayor.