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AT THE CAPITAL.
Political Ritsrs on the Deputy Mar.
shals Deficiency Bill.
A suIf Stream Canal to Freeze out England
The Randall and Wallace Fight
inPenssylvania-Tarif Changes
and their Chances Of Sue
csss-ExOdus Invss.
tIuatIon.
Aeulr stream Canal.
wAsHrSeroS, March 80


Special Dispatch to the Intslllssneer.
Congressman Robertson, Of Louisiana,
who on Monday introduced preamble
and resolution declaring that the construc-
ton Of q tide water canal would result in
leading the gulf stream through the
isthmus and into the Pacific, result that
would reduce Great Britain to the frigid
condition Of Labrador, has high scientific
authority for his humorous suggestions.
In conversation tonight, he said that
the ultimate cutting through Of the
isthmus by the gull stream. itseli, as the
banks OF the Mississippi are cut down by
currents, is only question of time, andit
has been estimated by many, Hsrshel and
siIas Bent, that cut large enough to take
the gulf stream through might be made
for about $, ,OO0, 900, 900, or the amount of
our national debt. silas Bent delivered q
lecture on this subject before the St. Louis
Chamber Of Commerce . few years ago.
Mr.. Robertson said that il Congress is
ready to offer the Monroe doctrine as q
reason for obiecting to q company of
capitalists contracting acanal across the
they ought also to consider the
features Of the canal.
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
wAsHtxogOs, MarchSO.
SENATE.

After the reports Of committees and the
Introduction Of various resolutions the
Senate proceeded to consider the calendar
Of unfinished business, being the bill for
q centennial exhibition in New York in
1883. The bill was opposed by Messrs.
Carpenter and Eaton as unconstitutional,
and advocated by Messrs. Herman and
Wallace.
Pending debate the morning hour ex.
pired and the bill went over.
House bill for the protection Of the
Potomac fisheries and for the preservation
ofshad and herring in the Potomac river,
was passed.
The Geneva award bill was temporarily
laid aside on motion OF Mr.. Eaton, and
Immediately the deficiency appropriation
bill was taken up.
Mr.. Edmunds desired an explanation OF
the appropriation Of 500, 900 for public
printing.
Mr.. Eaton said that the facts in the case
were generally known. He made NO
charges against the public printer. Rather
than do SO, he would suppose that the
last Congress did not appropriate money
enough.
Mr.. Edmunds thought some iniorma-
ton should be had. II the public printer
wasderelict, some action should be taken in
thepremises. II Congress was derelict, the
people should know Il. he did not think
the public printer in the wrong.
Pending further action the Senate went
into executive session, and soon adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Morton presented memorial from
the mercantile and banking houses OF
New York praying that the duties on
sugar be assessed upon the quantity de-
livered from, instead Of upon the quantity
entered into the bonded warehouses. Re
ferred.
Mr. F. Wood gave notice that when the
diplomatic and Indian appropriation bills
have been disposed of he would call up
the funding bill.
The morning hour having been dis
pensed with, the House went into Com
mittee OF the Whole, Converse in the
chair, on the consular and diplomatic ap-
preparation bill. The bill passed without
an amendment.
Mr. Clymerreported the Army Appropri-
alton bill, and It was referred TO com.
mittee Of the whole.
Mr. Blackburn reported back the Star
service deficiency bill with amendments,
and 1t was referred 10 committee OF the
whole, Mr.. Blackburn saying he would
call the bill up tomorrow after the read.
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WEST LIBERTY.

Editors Intslllgeneer.
Thinking that few items from the re-
mote part of this county would be inter
esting to some OF your readers, I volunteer
TO give ysu a few of my observations while
out at West Liberty and vicinity.
As usual, I stopped at the Liberty
House, where the best of accommodations
are to be had, and good meal served up
with the best OF taste, always ready to ap-
peaaO the appetite Of weary and hungry
traveller.
While there, I had the pleasure Of meet
ing Lieutenant @. K. Curtis, OF the United
States Navy, and his estlmAble lady, who
have been Tusticating for several weeks In
that old time worn village. The Lieuten-
ant Is daily expecting 70 be called to duty
again, but anticipates change in his loca-
ton, as he has been at sea about all the
time since he became q Naval officer, and
has visited about all the ports Of the CIV
ilized world. His desire for sight seeing
has been somewhat satisfied and would
prefer 10 be stationed on land for awhile.
Among the many other friends and &C
quAintaaees who welcomed me 70 the VII
lage, was the Hon. Daniel Edgington, who
Is now living q retired life at that place
he Is well and fayorably known TO many
in this county and State, and at one time
stood second to none at the Wheeling bar
he Is somewhat feeble In health, bot II
conversation his eyes light up with NOR
than ordinary brilli9ney, and especially
when he related some ol his contests OF
the stump, while engaged IN the politica
arena,
One OF the most interesting features o
my trip was 4 visit 70 the literary society
connected with the State Normal school
the performances were Of the best selec
tons and rendered in q creditable manner
To my surprise and qualification tounC
The school in good and prosperous con-
dition. i was thought by many OF thl
friends OF the school, that when Prof
]. O. GWynn, Of this city, declined to con
tinue as principal, that the school w0ul,
20 back 70 the condition 1t was when tn
Professor took charge Of Il In 1915, bu
through the caution aud good Judgment q
the executive committee, they have seleci
! ed man, Prof. Robert II. MeFeters, VIII
Is equal to the emergency, and ID
! school now Is second 10 none Of Its kin
In the stata
The general conversation among ID
iarmen consists Of the condition Of th
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NEW YoRH.
President Haye. open. the Museum of

President Hayes opens the Museum of
Art.
NV YoRx, March S0.-A large and dis
audience assembled this after
noon in the Metropolitan Museum Of Art,
Central Park, at the formal opening by
the President Of OF the United States.
AtSr. N. the Presidents party arrived,
and Mr.. Hayes was escorted to the plat
form by Jno. Taylor Johnston, President
of the Museum. On the platform were
Secretaries Evarts and Ramsey Cyrus W.
Field, Baron Blanc, Italian Ministers;
Msyor Cooper, Peter Cooper, w. W.
Astor, S. L. N. Barlow, Gen. Sickles, Post
master James, James L. Claghorn, Phila-
delphia, the Central Park commissioners,
trustees OF the Museum and many other
prominent citizens. The exercises were
opened with q prayer by Rev. Fl. @. Pot
Der, when President Wenman, Of the park
commissioners, formally delivered the
building to the trustees, and the same was
accepted by the President, John Taylor
Johnston. An address on the history and
future plans Of the Museum was delivered
by Jos. Fl. Choate, after which the Presi-
dent OF the United States declared the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art open. The
President and party we're then shown over
the Museum and subsequently escorted 10
the hotel.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
MEXICO.

cIrr OF MEXICO, March sO.-The Span
ish organ, EOcs De E.pana, has created a
great sensation by bitterly denouncing the
Mexican Government and the people, &C
cusins the latter Of assassinating the Span
iards on various occasions with impuniiY.
The same journal ridicules the idea that
by General Grants influence, an American
protectorate might be established.
The Apaches were driven from the D. s.
territory and have re-entered ChipuGhau.
A frontier paper accused the American
Government Of selling to American cit-
zensland beyond the boundary and within
the limits Of the State Of Sonora.
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rire nrndred Ihou.ana s,rour.

In the past few months there has been more
than 6OO,Oo0 bottles Of shiloh's Cure sold.
Out OF the vast number Of people who have
used II, more than 900 cases Of CONSUMPTION
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield At once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks In Ia praise. To those
who have not used Il let us n.y. II you have q
cough, OF your child the Group and you value
life don't fIil to tlyIt. For lame back, Sideor
chest, use shiloh'S PoSous Plaster.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and 0has. Moenkem0eller, corner Main
and Twenty-se streeiE.
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS
&tAe Pittsburgh Conservatory Of Mn.
As-IOO nn,In I....nn. far sta "a

~Ae Pittsburgh Conservatory OF Mn.
hs-lOO nusIe Lessons for Sia.5o.
Isssnenus oder made by the Pitts
'9gh Conservatory Of Music, connected
'rA The Pittsburgh Female College, to
~, one hundred full lessons In music for
's'sI'e and half dollars has met with
soudsftul response. Nearly aity new
tas Ias we're registered on Monday, q
- - number than ever before on a
ssse ,.l Gay. New pupils have arrived each
vS.sesedlng day and others are to come.
80. 10y The whole time Of each teacher ID
49, ~. occupied, and one or two addi.
~, ~ teachers will probably be
SsP.oyed s-lyed in 4 few days. We are re-
.,s.' s.e.'tl 70 state that persons not otherwise
C-aeed With the college can enter the
SH'vasory. Boarding at the College at
sS.% S%; For full particulars call on OF
S.rS seV. l. G. Pershing, d. D., Pitts
s-sa' RG-PitabuEyh Commercial GdsstiS.
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RRANcE

PARls, March So.-The unauthorized re-
ligious communities in France number
Ss4 fore-men, with Il, IA members, and e2
fore-women, with 14,OO4 members. The
bulk Of these are not Jesuit and will be
summoned TO submit their statutes to the
government for authorization II the
statutes are unobiectionable. Paris and
its suburbs contain l23 Jesuit eommuni-
ties, and the Jesuit colleges Of France
nunber q.
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The San Francisco I:ieetIona.

san FRAScsco, March sO.-At 1880
this morning the total vote ofthe city was
1885 against 1854 at the same hour Of
the State election last September. This
indicates light vote which is generally
TO beconsidered favorable to the working
men. on the other hand II Is noticeable
that as compared with the same hour Of
the last election. heavy citizens wards,
sueh rs the 9th, sth and l2th have cast
larger relative votes than the 7th, 9th,
lOth and 18th, which are the working
mems strong holds. The workingmen
claim that between twelve and one they
xiIlswsll their record materially.
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IaborTroubies IN Louisiana.

SEw ORLEANS, March SO.-The labor
troubles in St. Johns parish continue,
General Wilt ordered battalion Of
militia to the scene Of the disturbance. 1t
is stated that the strikers are not content
with stopping work themselves but have
assumed the right to interfere with others
who are willing to work, and in many
cases have seized and whipped lahorers
who refused to obey the commands Of the
The strike in St Charles parish bSs
ended, most Of the labofefs resuning
work 1t old wages.
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The health of the ozarina, Of Russia, is
sensibly declining.
All reports Of the early departure oi
the Russian court to Liyidia are un,
founded.
The health Of Paris continues below the
average. There were 1905 deaths last
week. Typhoid fever and smallpox are
prevalent.
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VOLUME XXvnI-NUMBER 1856.

roads and the probabilities Of the weather.
The political "boom has not as yetreaehed
them sufficiently to destroy their peace
auietness.n Occasionally you will hear
them make remark In regard TO the
Sherifialty. What Democrats heard
speak OF it think that o. P. Brown, Esq, Is
entitled 10 the nomination, and Repub-
lieans are In favor oithe man that will win.
WHEELING, March 9th. R.
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PIRE RECoRD
POLICE poAr pUaxEp.

Nxw YoRk, March SO.-A are broksout
this morning in the galley of the police
boat Seneca. All on board were asleep
A the time. ThesteVart, Chas. II. Berry,
was burned TO death In his bunk, and
Officers Patrick II. Kelly and Robert ].
Van are probably fatally burned. The
others escaped serious injury.
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81 HAVE used several bottles Of Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and you may 70.
cord the fact, that my feoliugs are 50 far
changed that can eat heartily, and an
more like q well man than l have been iol
years past. have suffered four yoars
and am grateful for raliel.
~. Rafferty,, Periodical Store, 1900 Mar
ket street, Philadelphia" NwE4w
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e''il' els1nFOs, March sO.-Daring General
S,las' N reception at Houston last night
Es vas turned of from the street and
= and candles had to be used. Sun
~. !, alsat the guns Of the artillery com.
s sSy 70 be used to tire the salute on
S.,a. S..a arrival were spiked, but the spikes
~ 6SSIe@oved In time for use. Five hmm
~ 1eoli1n reward is offered for the mis-.
pS,,- .' Nao lplked the guns. Grant and
IA ~ 4 Arlved iron Houston this evening
parted by steamer for New Orleans.
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A strange People.

DO you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strnnge because
they seem TO prefer 70 suffer and pas their
days miserAbly, made 80 by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, ools1p pation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Mrenkeloellsr, corner Main
and fRenty second streets.
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rhs rortnrt. ID NearalEla.

These are being mitigated, and in a
large number Of cases wholly removed,
by the use Of compound Oxygen = the
new reyitallEing agent which Is now at
tracing such wideattention. Our ''Trea-
tise on Compound Oxygen sent free.
Drs starkey & Pllen, lli9 GiraId street,
philadelphia, 70.
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MuIcAL ISsrRpMEsF REPAIRING, Of ey-
cry description, carefully and eheaply
done at Shelb's, Washington Ball. Pianos,
Organs, Violins, Aocordeons, Band and
ali other kinds Of Instruments, repaired
ON abort notice. Bows rehaiTed neatly.
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Ran Monsr order onIee..

WASHINGTON, March 80.
Special Dispatch 10 the In.eltEsneer.
For several weeks past the Postoffice De-
partmsnt clerks have been busy getting
out books and blanks for new foreign
money order Offices to the nunbsF Of L,
500. -Four Of these foreign Offices are in
countries with which SshsYe had no such
arrangement heretofore, and many are in
countries where but few existed before.
Some Offices in this country, which are
not money order stations for the United
States, will be authorized to draw on post,
Offices abroad.
Thess new arrangements in connection
with the international Postal Union, 80
into effect tomorrow. W.
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BULGARIA.

BERLN, March SOTO pave the way
for some desirable amendments TO be in
troduced into the Bulgarian Charter, the
Emperor OF Russia has permitted Prince
Alexander, Of Bulgaria, to enlist 5000
Russian subjects in the military service Of
the Principality.
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The Penees Are Down Again,

GncrxxAl. o. March so.-secretary
sherman will arrive at ?. n. tomorrow,
and will be escorted to the hotel by the
Sherman Club and by citizens. BE will
speak d lLiIlefs Hal tomorrow night
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Az ALNsHoUsR MYSTERY cLEAREp uF

Asf sNA1A1ANNAA- @-h9ANlANh NAfeAAAAAsA NAs
PrrrsBuEaH, March S0.-Additional facts
were developed at the eoroner's inyestga-
ton relative TO the murder OF John
Goehring, an inmate Of the Allegheny
City Almshouse. TLey are as follows:
That on the morning OF February 9Th R.
B. Crawford, in charge OF the insane de-
partment, found an insane man named
wansman severely beating Goshring.
wansnan was locked up, and Goehring
ran into the dining room. Crawford called
CoolhoG, weakminded inmate, TO assist
him In. taking Goehring back TO his
room. Goehring resisted, kicking Cool
hof In tho stomach. Coolhof, greatly
enraged, returned the kick, knock
ing him down. While GoehrinR was
on the floor, and held here
by Coolhof, the latter asserts, Crawford
Kicked Goehring on the head several
times. Finally they succeeded In getting
him as far as tho bath room, when be
again became violent. Coolhoff then
seized the roller on which the towels were
hung and struck Goshring on the head,
KNOCKING him insensible. BE was then
taken 70 his room where he died at l2:3C
?. Y. Crawford and two inmates buryinG
the body quietly the next day, In thu
monthly statement 10 the poor board
Goehring q reported a. dying from
mania potu. The affair was kept quit, j
finally leaking out through the medium o.
an inmate coming 10 the city and gettini
drunk and letting the story out Craw
ford and Coolhoa have been arrested on
charge Of murder
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IRELAND.

Dustix, March sO.-The Home Rule
League passed resolution declaring the
treatment Of Parnell at Enniscarthy, by
hired mob, reflects the deepest disgrace
on OF CleaFy and all concerned in the out:
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The yoItaic Relt Co, Marshall, Mich,
Will send their celebrated Electro
Yoltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them with
out delay. D4w
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ARIZONA TERRITORY.
me Pursuit. OF yle.eriss Indian
Raiders.

The Pursuit. OF YletoFIRs Indian
SAN FRASersco, March So.-A Tucson
dispatch says. The following commands
have been sent from Arizona to report to
General Hatch with view to pursuit of
the Indians under Victoria: Captain Nc
oleIlan, with q company Of the Sixth cay-
airy; Lieut.. Gatewood in command Of q
company Of Indian scouts and twenty
Ave men Of the Sixth cavalry, and Lieut.:
Miller In command OF fifteen soldiers OF
the Sixth cavalry, and one company OF In
dian scouts. Yictaria Is reported 10 have
200 warriors, and Is northeast Of the Rio
Grande. The entire command OF Gen.
Hatch's will not exceed 100.
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ocean vessels.

Hsynr, March so.-Arrived: Ansrique,
E Plyaou4n, March so.-Arrived; sueyia,
-'i PaIt4DE1rHIA, March so.-Ardved:
Lord Give, Liverpool.
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Piano Moyno careiully attended to,
BY careful and experienced hands. Leave
word at sheib's Music Store, Washington
Han. ~. N. u II
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u P,. ,.,lipg room. in this city for hs the
sl,s' ., i Young men, which has! has been s1
sa.a, !, = :ons Of the most intellisen. ana 10
'1'a e. .sirissd !. Of our citizens, ought 70
,s5ii, .ogii.l support in this community, unity
y. not city in the country 91 :s,..a,ar wn,er
m n'' ~ Institution Of this aa.S character cf
- ,s.a b wheeling ',,ses The ae,snes C. 0i
f"'siss i,', md which give opportunity for
i'iS,,Js ], .aisrneu,, vithOutezoess either oi
!. 81 - 'o,V, :, repression, is one Of the main
i..,' y d IL. dissipation that blasts a con-
sa's ,..,SI. |. portion Of the young men Of this
@. 7. ,,Dtl.men who are moving in the
~, y, sold another meeting at Mozart
y 4, ,.,t Monday evening and invite the
y ~. =. ,,p.r1Ily to attend and help in the
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The Pennsylyania RebellioB.
w.su,ve-o, M.r.h oC

special Correspondents. Of the Intelligence.
The whisky insurrection in Pennsylys-
mia q century ago may be outdone before
many days by the Democrats Of that State,
who are to meet in deadly conflict at Har-
risburg April %. The war between RAM
dali, who is for Tilden, and Wallace, who
is for anybody else, is growing hotter and
hotter. Each claim to control the dele
gates by alarge majority. Randall makes
claims that are emphaticaIly denied by
Wallace and esuasa. The vague charac.
ter of the Democratic situation in Penn
sylyania attracts much attention here, and
both Randall and Wallace are severely
BY all outside members Of that
party who think the situation weak
ems the Democracy in the eyes of the
country and helps to widen the breach in
their ranks in New York. W.
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Fiss Steel EngrayiDgs and Fine Frames,
new styles Just received by
: = W. S. HuTcHISs,
1921 Market street.
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WAsHISeToS, March so
Special Dispatch 10 the IntsiHssacsr.
The Tammany men have opened q
bureau in this city for circulating Bayard
documents among the Democracy of the
country.
Senator Davis, OF Illinois, is sitting on
the House bill to reduce the Supreme
Court reports from five to two dollars per
volume. for the benefit Of the legal pro-
fsaaion.
It was confidently thought a few days
ago that further trouble with the Ute In
dians would be avoided by the general
terms Of the treaty agreed upon between
the Indian Bureau and onray, but the
committee now considering It are nearly
al opposed to 1t, and there is believed
to be danger Of bloody Indian war in
Colorado during the coming summer.
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ways and Means.

-l.4N smAShINGTUaf uAfCu -.
Special coresp,udsnes q the 1n.elsenesr.
Even tariff reformers acknowledge their
doubts of the passage of the new sugar
schedule or even 10 get IT out Of tcommittee.
They say thatii anything had a chance to
geta reduction or be put upon the free
list it was salt, and, there is no chance for
that Too many so.called free trade Dem
ocrats have local interests to protect in
their own districts to admit of general
changes being made, as Kenna, who voted
against the free salt bill. II the new
sugar schedule is permitted 70 get into the
House it will be SO amended by various
interests as to make general tariff changes
necessary or the sugar bill must fail en-
tirely. The fear Of such q commotion as
this would raise will probably
result in defeating the sugar schedule. in
the committee. w.
Even the bill prepared in the Ways and
Means Committee to-day, placing paper
and its component commodities on
the free list is not expected to
pass, Notwithstanding the pressure
brought to bear by many papers.
The impression prevails that it wiz be so
overloaded with free trade riders as to In
sure it premature death.
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The Senate rejected the following nom
inations OF Census Supervisors: ThOs. a.
Sherwood, First District Of Pennsylvania;
Chas. P. Jadwin, Fifth District Of Penn
sylvania, and confirmed Il. O. snowden.
for the Second District Of otPennsylyania.
RKPUBLIcAs SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
Thu, ,Reoubliean metnkera az the senata