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wAsHlSoroS, April

WASHINGTON, Aprll D.
sD,et,l Csrapundsacc Of tho Intelllgenesr. ~
Senator Wallace found pretty heavy
lob on bis hands when he started ont
with bis junketing committee to investi.
gate the manner OF conducting elections
in The Eastern and Middle States, with a
view Of conjuring up some suspicion OF
frauds, for the purpose Of drawing the
uoused attention and Indignation Of de.
ceat people away from the contemplation
oIsoutheru outrages. In order to get out
Of bis perplexing predicament he now
presents report containing rehasb OF
worn sut statements, that when Gorham
vssecfetary Of the Senate he sent out
Thousands Of Republican circulars and re-
csiyed thousands Of dollars in the form Of
contributions to aid in deiraying the ex-
pense Of the campaign. Suppose all that
TO be true. A Democratic Senate turned
Go;ham ont, not because he worked Tor
the Republican party, but because they
wanted nan in that position to work for
the Democracy, and they got him. Cor
ham did some campaign work, but 1t has
never been charged, even by the Democ-
Iacy, that he neglected his duties as Sec,
fetaIy OF the Senate thereby, and 1t may
DO said that Senator Wallace spends some
Oi bis time in Pennsylvania during ses-
iions Of the Senate, where there are State
delegates TO be looked after, and even
when the last Republican Senator from
his State was to be elected, he lent q
helping hand, so as to keep an indepen-
dent out and yet he feels 1t incumbent
on him TO report against the acts OF Cor
ham In connection with common and fair
campaign work after office hours and dur
Ing vacations OF the Senators. Senator
Wallace also said that the political con-
hibutiCns from federal office holders was
In direct violation OF the order Of the
President. The violation OF an order OF
the President Is not q violation OF law
and In this case carries with 1t no penalty
beyond dismissal from any office under
bis control. But the Presidents order
vas against Assessment" and under Re.
publican rule no political assessments"
have been made. All contributions BY
federal office holders since 1861 have been
purely voluntary, butin Buchanan's time
assessments were levied on all office
holders, accompanied by an announce.
ment that u the assessment levied was mol
met the office holder might take his head
G1tes his arm and walk out. Still Senator
Wallace must make some sort Of q report
In order TO let his farcical election frauds
committee down as easy as possible. His
report will mark the entrance Ola new
hiumoriSt into the world Of Democratic
Investigation. He Is almost as funny as
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gage for purchase money. The price OBJ.
tanned on Monday was 81 ,0s5. R. ], Riley
was the successful bidder.
The street cars will take all who want 70
90 to the Joseph Cook lecture and will
wait for them to return.
The scholars were all on hand Monday
as II glad to have vacation over.
The Gravel Hill church was somewhat
damaged in the storm Of Sunday. Itwas
unfinished, and the wind getting into the
openings, lifted 1t around on It's founda-
ton little.
There were some drunken men to be
seen on the streets. We're some Of the
saloons opened at the back door then?
All the news seemed suspended Monday
by the election.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Grafton are in town.
r. @ f.
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BELLAIRR.

The funeral Of Jennie Goff took place
Monday afternoon and was very numer-
ously attended.
One of the large glasses in Roemer's
dry goods store was broken Monday; but
no one saw or heard any one do 1t. 1t
was not broken at 9o'clock in the morn.
/. L. Fawcett and family, of the First
ward, are visiting at St. olairsville.
The Mitchell property on Belmont St,
was sold by the Sheriff Monday. Thil
was sold year or two ago to the Catholic
church and was used fora while as 4
home for the Sisters OF Charity. Mr.
! Mitchell has now tOrsclosed the mort
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Per.nnnI and PolltienI.

From the New York World.
The following appears ss an advertise
ment under the head Of political" in the
New York World Of Tuesday last:
rf,HE fdand, al Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks are
requested 10 address DEMOCRAT, this office, iof
purposes ot organization
After awhile we shall see something
like this:
nERsONAL The genllemin wearing eyeglA,;e.
and Carrying green umbrella, who bowed 70 the
gentleman wearing blue nOekte a ne entered " "
omnibus at the Filth Avenue Hotel, yesterday at ~
A. W., and remarked % route that he was opposed 70
third term, vii please send his address, with photo
10 tho Blaine LtOfIy Bureau.
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RUSSIA nREAKsraEnE TREATY

CoSsrASrNoPLR, April 5.-Batoum,
which, according to the Russian decl ara
ton at Berlin, was to be free port, is
being converted into a, Russian strong
hold. The forts have been repaired and
n large arsenal constructed at the rear OF
the town, connected with the inner iort-
fications by q tramway. A large number
OF guns have teen mounted. The con-
templated railroad to Poti instead Of fol-
lowing the natural route along the sea:
shore, will run behind the mountains and
enter Batoum from the rear, being thus
protected from maritime attack.
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MADRID, April 5.-The Extraordinary
Council Of Ministers will assemble to-day
to decide on the fate OF the regicide otero.
The majority OF the Cabinet incline to en-,
force the sentence Of death, but the King
and Queen incline to mercy. Alter the
Ministry have made their decision the
King will hear their reasons and will then
decide whether otero shall be executed in
the middle OF the present week or allowed
10 remain under sentence to be pardoned
when the Official Gazette in May next an
nounces the interesting condition oil the
young Queen.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

ator Davis, Of West Virginia, who Is also
a member OF the committee, seemed to be
about as great q iayorite with Scott as
Randall himself. They had morning and
evening consultations together, and sgreed
perfectly in their views on the situation.
There Is general opinion here among
Democrats that the West Virginia delega-
tion will be carried for Tilden, as the Cam.
eron convention was for Grant Randall
claims the Pennsylvania Democratic con-
yention safe for Tlden, but Wallace's
eyes twinkle when he Is asked for his
opinion, and he says: ~ have too much
Scotch sense to boast Of results before
hand" w.
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ApgIo.Amcrican Cable Broken

NEw YoRx, April s.-Cyrus W. Field
said tonight he had heard in the after.
noon that the Anglo.American cable had
been broken; that a ship had been senI
out TO repair 1t, and II good wealth
or continued there would be no trouble
Ia connecting the two ends Of the broken
cable. He said II broke short dis
tanee from Valentia Island, and 1t was un
fortunate that the cable should hav'
broken at the present time, because the!
were oyercrowded with business.
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ST. 1ovS April 5.-some 800 or 4OC
painters struck to-day for s2l per day,
Their wages heretofore have been s. and
s225, they now want uniform prices s. 80
Five bosses who employed about 200
hands acceeded to the demand, leaving
about 700, who are either on strike OF
will be tomorrow. They will hold a meet
ing tonight and determine definitely
what they will do.
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Al BelInIre.

BELLAiRE, o., April B.
Special Dispatch TO the IntsllIgenoer.
1t is very hard to get at the full returns
at this hour, and some results may be ma.
terially changed by a recount.
Crisswell, Democrat, for Mayor. has Q
majority Of two votes.
crisswell beats Drugan, Democrat, fol
Marshal.
The School Board elected is anti.
Duff, and is composed of Lee, McGraw
and Nelson.
The First, Third and Fourth ward
elect Republican Councilmen; the Fiji
ward Greenbacker, and the Second
Democrat.
Kilgore was the only Republican truS
tee elected on the township ticket, defeat
ing Day, Democrat,
II Is not certain that enough returns ar
in to give all the elections. R. O. F.
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NEw YoRK, April 5.-Arrived: Steamers
Germanic, from Liverpool; Mosel, from
Bremen; Viking, from Antwerp; and
Bismarck, from Bremen.
NEW YORK, April S.-sailed: City ol
Berlin, for Liverpool; Spain and Anchoria
for Glasgow; Maine, for Bremen; Neder.
land, for Antwerp; Galatea, for Bristol.
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TURKEY.

CoxsrASrNorLr, April 5.-The Sultan
has approved the Cabinets proposal to &C
cepHng the arrangement preferred by
Montenegro, whereby Gusinje and Playa
are to remain in possession Of Turkey
Montenegro receiving compensation in
territory northeast Of Lake Scutari. I'm
portant steps thus have been taken TO-
wards solving the question which threat
ened TO disturb the peace OF Europe, It Ii
expected an trade will be issued approving
the proposal OF powers for the appoint
ment OF q technical commission TO settle
the Greek frontier question,
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By Western Associated Press.
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coMPLETED AT LAST.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.-The sub
Committee Of the House Committee OIL
Commerce, engaged on the river aad har
tbor bill almost from the commencement
OF the session, concluded It's labors to-day
and will report the bill to the full com
mittee tomorrow.
EXODUS INQUIRY.
The Senate Exodus Committee to-day
examined four witnesses. B. j. Waters
lawyer from Fort Scott, KS, testified re
gardlng the immigration into Southern
Kansas from Texas. The burthen OF the
complaints Of immigrants was hard times
bulldozing, denial Of political rights and
limited school facilities for their children
NV. wheder, colored, Of st. Louis,
and manager Of the Colored Relief Asso.
citation at that point, stated that over 90.
900 emigrants had passed through the
hands OF the association at st. Louis, and
he thought that altogether, by the aid Of
different associations, fully 25,0OO had
located in Kansas from the South. He
thought the movement was on the in.
crease.
Mr.. II. Case, Republican, Mayor Of To-
peko, KS, thought from eight TO ten thou
sand had come into Shawnee county
within the last six months. But few ap-
plications had been made TO him, as mayor,
ior aid, although he believed seven.tenths
OF those arriving needed assistance. They
were looked after by several relief associa-
tons having headquarters in Topeka.
These associations received supplies from
all parts OF this country and even from
Europe. The people Of Topeka were d.
vided, without regard to politics, on the
subject OF the advisability ofnegroes COM
ing TO Kansas.
The complaints OF those immigrants he
had conyersed with were generally Of
theseverity OF the life and deprivation Of
their political rights in the South. One
colored man who had been located in the
country for several months, but who was
endeavoring to return to the South, in
formed the witness that thousands Of the
immigrants would return il they could OBJ.
tain the means to get back. He also in
formed the witness that the Relief Associa-
ton refused to assist them in returning.
Senator Voorhees, asked witness II there
was not vein Of dissatisfaction with their
present condition in Kansas running
through large body OF immigrants. To
this the witness answered "Yes,n but in
reply to question from Senator Window
admitted that the vein was very thin. he
said there had been society organized in
Topeka to aid them in returning. Case
expressed the opinion that II the blacks
behaved themselves better in the South
they would be treated better. They were
not'improving their condition by coming
to Kansas ia such large numbers.
Il. O. Park, Democrat, publisher and
editor Of the Patrio, at Atchison, said the
people without regard to politics are OPP
posed to. this influx Of blacks, =
Adjourned.
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mann nf InnrnnII,t.

DEs MolYEs, AD April 5.-Thomas w
Eichelberger, city editor Of the State Regi'
ter, and formerly connected with the Bur
lington Rarteye; Keokuk Constitution and
Toledo Commercial, died yesterday Of hear
disease and pneumonia. He was widely
known and universally respected as Q
Journalist and man.
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FOREIGN NoTEs.

Tho debate on the second reading Of the
army bill will begin in the German Reich
stag Thursday.
Prince Alexander, Of Bulgaria, opening
the assembly referred in warm terms 70
his recent journey TO Russia and friendly
respect shown by the Gar,
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The Plr.t Hanging forTwenty.nve Year,

The FIFsI HhnRIng gforIWenty.hVeH Year,,
MEMPHIS, April 5.-Joe. Walker tcol-
ored) was hanged at Lake Providence,
Louisiana, last Friday, for the murder Of
Maj. Gray, October, 1870. On the scafIold
he denied the killing, saying, ~ die limo.
cent Of the crime. After his speech the
colored minister, who was on the scaffold
with Walker, gave out the hymn, "Upon
the Gross the Saviour Died." which was
sung by the condemned man and the
three thousand negroes who had gathered
TO witness the execution. He died with
out struggle. This was the first hanging
at Lake Providence for twenty-five years.
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New ORLEANS, April 5.-Cofse quiet; Ric
cargoes, ordinary to prime l3Xal6c. Sugar
dull; common to good common 6Na7Ilci
fair TO fully fair 75ta7hc. MolaSses steady
common $50; fair 99c centrifugal Soa42c
prime To choice 40a5zc. Rice steady; Louis
lana ordinary 10 choice 6ISa7Ilc.
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Now York Dry eooda nInrket.

New YoRk, April 5.-The cotton goods
market continues quiet and steady. Prints
in light demand and prices are unchanged.
Ginghams, lawns, piques and wide prints In
fair request Dress goods less active. Mems
wear woolens quiet and firm, and agents are
making liberal deliveries on account Of for
mer orders. Foreign goods quiet.
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Tul receipts Of nails at Cincinnati last
week were 1884 kegs, and from Septem-
Der LIST to Saturday last they were s42,9Ss
kegs, as against 2s7, ,57s for the same time
last year.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
ro0orsss Not Disposed to Change
''"' The Tariff.
nil, Il, 4 Public Building at Charleston
''Is S...sd BY tn. Houss-1hs s.t ploltsfs Tor
sad,a-1hs Political Assessments
IruuIy-ssnator. Wallace as
"a Humurlst-Exodus To-
ysstluatlon.
Tariff Changes.
WASHINGTON, April o.

...., pI,raish to the GntelliGone'r'
'P,Sn PTasD,ead, D, Of Illinois, moved suspen.
iV" VI tbe rules to-day and asked the dis
'L..," LUuu of The Committee on Ways and
sI'.s" sa.s' from the further consideration Of
s,s nsiJT biIl to put paper, salt and other arti-
.lss Js on the free list. The vote stood; Yeas
TO- 10. pays, sO-not the necessary two
MA. 49,, The result shows strong majori-
" u ~ ,be House iavoring 1t, but the COM
'si,tss Is not expected to report the bill
nnls., miles Il is so amended that it cannot be
,,ssad.
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IN. Hoop Iron question.
WASHINGTON, April 5,

W huIRE4' VI = ~
,,..,. Dispatch 10 the IntsllSencer.
The The sub.committee Of the Committee on
w.r, and Means, on the hoop iron tariff,
.,nsipded to-day to report thesubiect back
~ ts.Veneral committee, as stHey can come
~ ~ M agreement on it, II Congress does
",,bine with ii before the 18th inst, secre-
,,,r sherman will impose specific duty
~ ana and one.iourth cents per pound.
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
~ New Brick dWslling house on the north sac Of
tinSsnth 81. Gralned Throughout. Hot and cola
water, Bath, Wa efclosst, Gas and WAShhoulc. Ap-
ply 70 JOS. A. B0DLEf, No. 90 Sixteenth 81. mhS6
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KRoHN, EEIss&oo,
ors. LowENTHAL& CO.,
mha Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tho n. q o. Restores lbs Old Compensa.

EHo Hs H Ws heBtVfVb ftH UIu OUmPthSu'
WASHINGTON, April 5.-President Gar.
rett, of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
yesterday sent the following circular to all
employees Of the road.
Ihave the pleasure to announce to the
employees OF the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company on the main stem and all
its branches and divisions, that, in ac-
cordance with the action OF the Board OF
Directors, compensation from and after
this date will be restored to that in force
at the time Of reduction on July 10, 1877.
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At Martins Ferry.
MAErIs,s FERRY, o, April 5:

MARTINS FERRY, o., April B.
Special Correspondence Of the Intellisoncsr.
Our vote was not counted out by mid
night, owing to the fact that never in the
history of any election was there SO much
scratching as was done to-day. The fol.
lowing are the maiorities of the corpora.
ton officers elected:
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CncrsSArt. April 5.-Hogs quiet; common
$ 50a4 20; Light 81 S0a4 so; packing "a 25
"a 90; butchers 81 60a4 rs. Receipts q
800 head; shipments 700 head.
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BALTIMORE, April 5-BEEY CArrLr-Mar.
ket slow and prices unchanged. Very best
6a5,fc; first quality 41ia5c; medium 31ta3s<ci
ordinary 21fa3e; most sales at 4ka5kc. Re
ceipts ! ,654 head; sales 978 head.
SwME-In fair supply and good demand
quality not 50 good; bNasKc. Receipts Ills
head.
SHEEP AND LANps-R Receipts 2,474 head.
Sheep, 4a7c; lambs 7al0c.
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GLGlAR q MAKERS & PACKERS WANT.

CED. " : ASfNAi'' +" AM
We want imediatsly 200 Cigar Makers and
% Packers. Steady employment assured.
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BosroN, April g. Rear Admiral
Thatcher, Of the U. s. Navy, died to-day.
He was IA years old.
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PEDEsTssaAIS,I.
The o'Leary Belt Contest.

Aht oA<Ga DCAt SohtC1ts
NEw York, April 5.-Murphy, holder o
the oLeary belt, retired from the pedes
trian contest at 2:O3 o'clock this morning
with a record Of 10 miles and two laps
he suffered from rheumatism. At moon
the score stood: Hart 72; Pegram 81; How
ard 81; Allen 66; Kerwin 80; Wood 3d.
Krohne 53; NJ erritt 90: Mcintyre 81; Dob
Ter 20; Henry 81; Joybee 81; Faber 7S
Williams 90; Ennis So; Hanawaker 81
Brown AZ.
At 8 o'clock: Krohne was sick at the
stomach, but was walking. Ennis is laid
up with sick stomach and has been Of
the track since O'Clock. Faber Is one
mile II laps behind Blower Browns best
record. All Others are walking steadily.
The score OF the pedestrians at midnight
was as follows: Hart 13l, Krahne S3, Fa.
Der 12l, Pegram 104, Merritt Ill, Williams
100, Howard 81, Mcintyre l2l, Allen ll9,
Dobler l29, Hanawaker 90, KeIwin 81,
Henry S3, Brown 95, Woods 10l, Jaybe
so.
WESTON WILL TRY TO BRAT HIS LONDON
SCORE.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Sat the Union
Hall at one this morning, Weston began
an attempt to beat his London record Of
$50 miles. The track Is octagonal, with
20 laps to the mile. Callahan and Cheno-
welth, local pedestrians, entered against
Weston, with five hours start, he to pay
$500 to either Of the men who equals his
own score.
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OUR OHIO NE1aHBoRs.
Who They Elected Yesterday.
The Result of the Municipal and Town.
ship Elections 70 Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry and
BelIaire, o.

One Of the most exciting corporation
elections ever held in Bridgeport, occurred
yesterday. For two weeks past, the po-
litical cauldron has been seething and boil
ing, the contests being mainly on Mayor,
Marshal and School Directors, the latter
growing out OF an irrepressible dissatisiac-
ton with Superintendent. While the ex-
citement ran high, all passed off pleas
antly, after all, with the following result:
MAYOR
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TRANSPORTATION OF Dutiable Goods
WASHINGTON April

.,..,,, Dispatch to the 1ntsllIEencer.
IIddch's bill, passed by the House to-
A, p,ovides that hereafter in transport
in, dutlable goods inland shippers shall
girs bond, but inspectors need not. Also
o,s. and old rails inspected may be car
ri.d on open cars instead OF in box cars,
sa,led. as now.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.

sp.tL p,p.tch to the Iut'llIceneeF.
The bill for a public building at Charles
ton, W. Va, was called up in the House
to.dsy, and having unanimously fsyora'
BE report Of the committee, passed with
mt obiaction,
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PUBLIC SALE Of
House at Elm Grove.
THURSDAY. APRIL sth,

At 10 o'clock A. n, that dIlrab.o County Real.
donee lately occupied by me, ssid properly coIn-
priaes au extra we'll built house aud two Rcres Of
siound, hne stable and COW house. well u excellent
Soft wafer, ne growing orchard Of Hppea aud other
fruit lIe,S Parties desiring 10 examine the proper
" eau 40 20 ~ applying 70 W. II. HALLER, Aur.
toneer or 10 me at the residence Of my father iE20
balance In one, two three and four yCn equal pay
ments, A. y, HOWELL,
Apr2
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Bhormnn DecIInes 70 VIsft BOston.
WAAHnaTos, April 5.-secretary sher-
man has declined an invitation to visit
Boston.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
The Situation in Afshanlsta6i.

Lord Lyttou's Recall Inevitable lf be Don't
ForestalI II by Rssluulnu-R -Roumanla
Surprised at The American Way Of
Concluding Trsatlss-EnuIlsh
Electlons-Ths Fate Of
the Spanish
Reulclde. ~ l
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WANTED.-PoSITIoN AS BOOK.
~ Y keeper Good references Address G, this Of.
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WANTED.

WANTED "A GOOD BARBER;
~ steady employment. Address J.P. WHITE
SHOP, BenSoOd, W. Va. apS
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The following are the majorities on the
township ticket at this place, all being Re.
publicans: