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PEDEsTRIANIsM.
the o,I.snry nelt CONTEXT,

NEw YoRK, April 7.-Dobler and Har
are the present heroes Of the contest fol
the o'Leary belt. Both returned to The
track this morning at half.past one and Al
three o'clock Hart maintained the lead o.
one mile which he had held on retiring
Dobler at six o'clock was one mile ahead
OF Hart. Pegram helps his colored friend
Hart, rt,and he was himself again this morn
ing.
Booked for second place Dobler wears
brighter face to-day, but shows rather
weary in form.
At nine o'clock the score stood: Hart,
256 miles; Dobler, 255; Pegram, 2S5; Al.
len, 227; Howard, 22S; Merritt, 222;
Krohne, 205; Williams, 2l0; Mcintyre,
1906; Hanawakers, 191; Jaybee, l05.
The excitement Of this morning was
spent between Hart and Krohne, in
which an effort to 'pocket" Krohne was
made by Pegram and Hart. This was
broken by Merritt, who, taking "the pale"
in front Of Hart, slackened bis pace SO
that Krohne could pass Merritt, while
Hart could not without breaking the rules.
The score at twelve o'clock stood: Hart,
270 miles; Dobler, 26S; Pegram, 249;
Howard, 23s; Allen, 2SS; Merritt, 2l7;
Hanawaker, 202; Mcintyre, 1867 Jaybee,
ITO.
At 1890 Hart left the track with score
Of 9l5 miles and four laps; Dobler walked
an hour longer, and lett the track three
miles ahead Of Hart, and one-half mile
ahead Of the best record.
The score at A. NJ, was: Hart, 3l5
miles; Dobler, 3ls; Allen, 2S0; Pegram,
800; Merrill, 274; Williams, 255; Howard,
2s4; Jayhew, 1875 Hanawaker, 24o;
krohne, 26S.
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IOWA.

Meeting of Stnte Democratic Convention.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, April 1.-THE Dem
ocratic State Convention to select delegates
TO CINCINNATI met here at 11:40 A. NJ, 1t
being the largest assemblage Of Demo-
Gratis in the annals OF Iowa, fully 500 del
egates being present. The convention
was called to order by Hon. E. ]. Camp
bell, Chairman Of the State Central Com
mittee. Judge Edward johnson, Of Lee
county, was shosen temporary chairman
W. A. Garner, Louis county, O. W. sher-
man, Miller county, Charles Hazlett,
Boone county, were chosen temporary
secretaries.
On taking the chair, Judge johnson
briefly thanked the convention, and In a
speech, which was loudly cheered, refer.
red TO the electoral frauds OF 1875 as an
issue that would not down; and said the
battle Of 1880 must be fought for an hon
est count; that the Democracy must pledge
itself TO protect internal transportation
and Interstate commerce against the com
bination Of gigantic railroad monopolies,
aud finally, the man nominated at Cincin-
natl must be man that can defeat Grant
as anybody OF sense could see that the
latter will be the Republican nominee.
The committees nominated by the dele
cations OF the respective Congressional
districts were appointed on credentials
permanent organization and resolutions
Recess till 2P.M.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which was adopted:
The Democrats-of Iowa reassert and re-
iterate their faith in the principles Of tht
Democratic party as taught by the Faith
ers OF the Republic; denounce the fraut
and corruption and policy Of the Repub
lican party; deprecate that policy as tend
hog 10 imperialism, as evidenced by th'
continued usurpation by the few, By
which monopolies are encouraged, labo
and industry oppressed and the lbertie
Of the people threatened. The Democrat
OF Iowa are now, as in the past. In lavo
OF the two.third rule in the National Dem
ocratic Convention, in selecting candi
dates for President and Vice President.
The delegates were then chosen b.
their respective representative districts
and four delegates at large were chosen b.
the Convention. A resolution to instruc
the delegation TO vote as unit was de
feated, and the Convention Adjourned
| Fine die.
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NEWPORT, R. L, April 1.-THE Charming
memorial services to day began with the
anthem, 10 thou great friend to all sons
of men," followed by scripture readings
and prayer, and response, "Nearer my
God to thee" Rev. DR.. Bedlow then
delivered the: discourse on "Wm. Ellery
Charming, his opinions, genius and
character" At the close OF the discourse
"We stand amid the scenes to-day" was
sung and the benediction given. During
the service a telegram from Rev. DR.. Put
nam, Of Brooklyn, announced "a gentle.
man Of my society subscribes the $, goo
deficiency. Ex-Governor Lippitt sent 81 :
900. A large crowd witnessed the laying
OF the corner some Of the memorial church
in the afternoon. At this ceremony Rev.
VIM. Henry Charming, Of London, de-
liyered an address.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Blsmarck's Reported Resignation,
II ls Not Likely That the Emperor VIII
Let Him eo-0utrage 10 Aslatlc.Turksy
Further Returns Of English
Elsctluns-Gsneral Foreign
News.
nlsMARoK,s RESIGNATION.

IoNnoy Anril "A Berlin CORES.
-,D A. - .,.s-h - .,,.I,
sponuent teiegraPhs lnA' .nouen no stiAti
excitement and even wild alarm was at
first produced by the publication OF the
momentons news of Bismarck,s resipna.
VeIsU11 ~. ~ o,S.o,,o..L;~ e"S Tsa.o ,oo,;s.,
tion Oh the OnancetiofshiP' tneSe iee.insS
soon gave way on more sober reflections
to the conviction that the Incident must
not be lootad AZ In ia most seriops Iiobt
~ " 'oOAUN -. ~ - ~ - AZ :. a. C,s..
NO one can seiieVe either tnat lne onan-
cellor desires to withdraw from the office.
He has confessedly too much important
rnsn;shad ,o,L In HAND tor tbs, or that
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STILL IN THE FIELD.
The sage Of eramerey Park Not Ont of
the Race.

The Sage OF Gramerey Park Not Ont OF
the Race.
NEw YoRE, April 1.-THE story tele-
graphed from Washington to the effect
that, after conference with his friends
and number Of prominent physicians,
Mr.. Tilden had formally withdrawn as a
candidate for the Presidency and named
as his choice ex,Judge Payne, Of Ohio, to-
day was the subject Of general comment
among politicians about town.
Mr.. Tilden's personal friends on every
hand ridiculed the statement, pronounc-
ing 1t an ingenious but an exceedingly
pauzy 'tyarn." Republicans thought there
was something in 1t, and Tammany men
were unusually exultant. At ten o'clock
Graphic reporter called at Mr.. Tilden's
residence for the purpose OF ascertaining
the truth or falsity 6f the report. Atthat
hour several gentlemen were in con-
ference with the aged statesman. The visi.
tors card, with the printed report and
questions concerning 1t, were sent to Mr..
filden, who, after perusing them, sent out
worn tllht no WAS tOO uubg W pubceu W
day." At this juncture the ancient Cap
tain Rynders arrived, sent in his name
and was at once admitted 10 Uncle Sam.
my's private council room, brother Of
the Ex-Governor acting as usher. This
gentleman, also, was too busy TO talk, and
at once became invisible. Subsequently
Captain Rynders was met by the re-
porter, who questioned him about
Mr.. Tlden's health and the startling
rumor OF his withdrawal from the Presi.
dental race. ~ know all about the story
said the veteran politician, "and talked
with Mr.. Tilden about 1t an honr ago,
There isn't bit oil truth in It from begin
ming TO end. Mr.. Tilden is In better health
now than he has been for years. He has
not been examined by any doctor or doc
tors; there has not been any conference
between him and his political friends
about his withdrawal, and he hasn't sale
TO any one that he Is not candidate"
s.You speak authorltatiyely Captain.
81 simply know whereof l speak," HI
answered, "since my information come
direct from Tilden."
Mayor Cooper had heard OF the rumor
and smiled when his opinion was asked
concerning It. ave all know" he said
chow such stories find publicity, and b!
whom they are originated. While can
not say from q personal knowledge tina
Mr.. Tflden has decided to retire from tn
canvass, / think 1t highly probable tha
he has not"
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUlIBER 1872.

Gen. schofeld, in the interview which ap-
peared in the press dispatch sent to-day
from West Point, stated that during
the afternoon he had an interview with
Whitaker, in which he told him Of the
impressions held by some that he did the
job himself, and referred him to the little
discrepancies in his statements. Whit
taker expressed the greatest indignation,
and emphatically and persistently denied
that he did the work, and asked for q
court Of inquiry. Gen. sehoReld has
granted the request, and the court will
convene Friday morning. Gen. schofield
states that, although Whitaker stands
quite low in his class, he does not know
that he will not graduate.
Thehandkerchief which Whittakersays
the short man handed to the others while
he was being bound, Is In the hands Of
the authorities. The corner where the
name might have been is torn out. Some
OF the leading officers on post do not be-
lieve Whitaker committed the act.
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NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
BRLLAIRE.

The stone work Of the new glass houfe
is under way. The stone, from Robinson's
quarry, is brought to the spot by the rail-
road.
Mr.. Bertram, Gravel Hill, is preparing
to lay path Of Cleveland stone at his
residence.
A child OF Mr.. James Greenwood, OF
the First ward, Is dead, another victim Of
the measles.
Kale from our own home gardens has ct
length made its appearance.
The successful candidate for Street
Commissioner, Mr.. Gallagher, was mem.
ber OF the City Council at the time OF his
election, and by the law is ineligible to his
new office. He has resigned as Council
man.
Petitions are being circulated asking for
the appointment Of William Wells, Of the
Fourth ward, as night watchman OF that
ward. Many signatures of the business
men and other citizens are being obtained.
Mr.. Hogen, ST., OF the Second ward, was
buried on Rose Hill, Wednesday.
The Methodist Church will be decorat.
ed on the occasion Of the meeting OF the
Missionary Society, to welcome home Miss
Bella Thoburn from India.
We will have to quit calling the Second
Ward "Monroe county" when Woods
field elects a Republican mayor.
Tuesday evening the money-box of one
OF the street cars was stolen by some
sneak-thief while the driver was getting
bucket Of water from neighboring
hydrant. No one saw the act; but q clue
TO the thief Is in the hands Of the police.
David Darrah, OF st. Clairsville, Is in
Mrs. G. W. Hoge and daughters left
for st. Clairsville, their new home, on
Wednesday.
A dance took place in the Hecla Club
room Tuesday night,
Ali the tickets sents to Bellaire for the
Joseph Cook lecture were soon sold, as
more could have been had it been pos
sible to have them. R. O. F.
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CINCINNATI, O.. April IAN unknown
negro tramp yesterday afternoon shot and
killed passenger on the Bee Line Rail.
way, seven miles west Of Sydney, Ohio.
The negro had boarded the train at sgd
ney and, having no money, was put of at
Hardin Station. As the train started he
got on the platform and fired through the
window, presumably at the conductor,
but the ball struck and killed passenger,
Joseph NJ. Lehman, Of Houston. The
negro escaped.
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NEw York, April 7.-sinson & Cum
minis, cotton commission merchants, No.
llS Water street, suspended to-day. The
house was one of the most extensive con.
nected with the exchange. The members
Of the firm were unable to give any cor
rect statement. They did not have any
contracts Of their own amounting TO over
5000 bales, and this Eould not involve
them more than $4,000. The contracts
with their customers were large, and TO-
day, when called on TO put up the margin
they failed to respond, and the euspen'
sion followed. The liabilities, when paid
will be large.
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CHICAGO.
Arrest OF Alleged Hotel ThIeves.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE important arrest
was made last night of Harry Webb and
wife, who. for months past have been
working the hotels Of this city, and nota-
bly, the Grand Pacific, where they secured
a very large amount Of plumber, and in
every case without leaving any clue be.
hind. They have been Swallowed for some
days, and now at the instance Of Sam.
Turner oi the Grand Pacific, who noticed
Webb wearing pair Of his sleeve buttons,
and last night after they had retired were
captured by officers at their place Of lodg.
ing, lOl Madison street. Property consist
ing Of jewelry, ladies' shaWls, dresses, ETC.,
aegregating IN value S., 900 TO SIC, 900, was
captured. Also bunch OF keys fitted for
the rooms In all the principal hotels In the
city were found in their room. Webb has
also passed under the name OF Pease, and
came here q few months ago from Calitor
mia. Webb was Recognized by Pinkerton
this morning as Geo. B. Quigg, a notori
GUS thief,
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RHODE ISLAND.


Deciucuiy ml4eu Up biecuohs
Providence, R. l., April 1.-THE State
election resulted in no choice for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor, the Demo.
Gratis having polled considerable OF vote
in the latter part OF the day. Returns
from thirty towns, including one ward oil
this city, give Littlefield $3.50; Kimball,
Dem, 1890; Howard, Prohibition and In.
dependent Republican, S14. The towns
generally exhibit irregular and surprising
results. Some Democratic districts show
Republican success, and strong Republic
can towns divide their votes between the
three candidates. Newport gives Little.
field AS, Howard 1872, Kimball Sl5. The
Republican candidates for Secretary Of
State, Attorney General and Treasurer are
elected by about the usual majority, there
being no third candidates for these offices.
The General Assembly will be three.
iourths Republican, insuring the election
Of Littlefeld by that body. It is under
stood that large majority OF the Assem-.
blymen elect favor the reelection OF Sem
ator Burnside.
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sonthern Rnilrond ,lntter..

ATLANTA, April 7.-For more than a
week the railroad Presidents Of Georgia,
have been in session for the purpose Of
consulting with President Newcomb, Of
the L. & N. road. The conference closed
to-day, with an announcement that close
alliance had been formed between New
comb and the Central, Western and At
lantic and Georgia roads, by which a
course TO the sea is cleared, and all the
lines combined in one system. Newcomb
made no leases, but has, 1t is said, assur-
ances that the alliance will be permanent.
A through line will at once be organized
and an office opened in New York.
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FRANCE,

PARIS, April 1.-THE Pay, says it hopes
the sons OF Prince Jerome Napoleon think
differently from their father and recalls
the fact that the late Prince Imperial
designated Prince Victor as his successor
to the throne.
The Pays counts on Prince Victor and
his brother to fulfll the intentions OF the
deceased Prince Imperial.
At a banquet at Diion the Minister ap-
proved the anti.Jesuit DEGREES.
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Light PnnI,hment.

LOUISVILLE, April III. H. Rhoerer,
the deiaultlng cashier Of the late Savings
Bank Of Louisville, indicted for embez-
cling $1,000 dollars from the bank, has
been sentenced to the Penitentiary for
one year. The venerable prisoner at.
tempted no defense, pleading guilty and
throwing himself on the mercy OF the
court. The Jury, as the verdict shows
decided upon the lightest punishment the
law permits,
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NJ THuRLOw WEED has taken occasion
t10ne back into editorial traces on the
ahietS anniversary OF the starting Of his
Paper, the Albany Erening Journal. This
Orured on Monday, and in the COM
neus upon the events, the veteran jour
lLl4 showed that a half century Of work
had not abated his mental vigor. Mr..
Weeds success in his profession is an IL
lr,tntiOu Of how thoroughly successful
newspaper is dependent upon the skill
aSd ability Of It's conductors. There is lit
ts reason why q newspaper in Albany
should be any more influential and pros
porous than one in Portland or Buffalo.
The city was the Capital OF the State, but
this was only an incidental advantage,
ttAr. Weed would have made his jour
nL force in the country II he had started
iin any other place. The power of the
man impressed itself so completely on his
work that It compelled the attention oi
public men who had not the least interest
inMr. Weeds Albany constituency, and
The impression created was SO deer
that continued long after the hand and
mind Of the editor were removed. For
since 1852, Mr.. Weed has not been the &C
tive editor Of the Journal. Yet, in spite
olhbremoval, the Journal has continued
tOhOId much Of its influence in New Yorl
State. 1t is still looked to as an oracle by
thousands in the smaller cities and largt
towns, and as has recently been shown, III
weight in shaping political opinion Il
much greater than that possessed BY
larger and more pretentious newspapers
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AL BErcmER AND nIs TROUBLES
som, Personal AiIusious In His Friday
Evening Lecture.

Some Personal Allusions in HIS Friday
Evening Lecture.
Fnl The New York Tribune.
In the course Of his prayer meeting leo
tun last evening, which had for its CEN
tai thought the sadness Of Christ, Mr..
Beecher referred 10 his own troubles,
which, he said, had turned his hair white
and spoke Of his imperiection and weak.
ness and the source OF his strength. !
Know good deal about myself, he said
mat you don't know. although you think
you Do, and have the consciousness
mat Christ knows me through and
through, that there Is not q cupboard nor
asCset nor a chink nor q hole in my
NhoIe inside seltthat Christ doesn't know
great deal better than do. | feel per
Isa Liberty in the thought that "Thou
Sot, seest me" ! never came Y
Sot With the thought that ! wa
perfect / came conscious OF SIM
and violence, and that was
unframed aud ignorant aud dull and
Gnpid, aud he took me. am In Him
@au am strong aud joyful, not because In
e soOd-the Lord knows I'm not-bu
SeeAaSe He is so good. Nobody can hurt
ne OF help me much; my help comeu
nom nom the Lord and my hope is In Him
u days when my liver Is out Of order th,
nphgiom Of Heaven Is out Of order toe
9at there is Christian virtue called pa
leaee, There are occasions when o ma
eaioYs more when he suffers than whel
6s doesn't. The heroic element In th
yhnsdan lie makes 4 man seethe brigt
ade Of dark things. / have gone throug
4 good deal Of trouble, and had as man
DAYS Of trial as anybody here. II hi
turned my hair white, but II hasn't tu[ne
Nhlte inside, ! guess. God puts me N
pI1ee that Is full Of peace and Joy. The
-hsFoisn In triumphing over ~.
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o,E,Subleau, Ol Ohio county Will hold eSa' y.
m :, d. Court House on Saturday, NAY Isl
,,a 's,' osot NJ for the PurpOs. Of aPPolnsin. % &
b hNs Ia,itt d the couuty I, entitled TO ten dele
EEa pIII, ~ raup,y Convention, and the Republican
&c ~ sos,t.j to meet on Saturday April z s,,a ID.
hn's ,i.,,e,, Al OelOckP. NJ, 1.-The usual voting
s9'n, '.y.r,I DI,ric, except that In rriAdOl-
i,'a T,Il,,,, a, IAwKn'I HOtolin TriAdelPhiai
~ s nl,,rIrt a, Centre schOOl House; in Rich
nan ~, =, ~, Brick School House, at the head
~ 49,, Rup aud In RltehIs District at ArOeni'
M IN d.,r,,Ion from each District Is earnestly do
A'I JOHN FREW,
~ Chairman Co. Ex. Com.
EuypnrcH, Secretary.
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pIrTsBURGH.
The LuII I'm the Iron Market.

PrrrsDuRaH, April THE lull in the pig
iron market the past few days is having Its
effects on the iron manufacturing interests
in this vicinity, and there is some talk
among the manufacturers Of closing down
their establishments rather than continue
operations, piling up stock in their
houses while waiting for orders. The
workmen claim on the other hand the
talk about the dullness in tarde is always
expected at this season Of the year, when
the time for the signing Of new scale Ia
approaching.
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JAUkIUWNi IA.i APIII 7,
Correspondence Of the Iniellissueer.
Some little excitement occurred in this
village yesterday, occasioned by the arrest
OF several Of our most respected citizens
by Deputy United States Marshal Rufus
Campbell, OF Pittsburgh.
The parties arrested were John D. John
son, Armstrong Grim, Daniel W. vanat-
ia, Phineas Moore and Samuel II. Roach,
all OF Greene comfy. They are charged
with making, or causing to be made, a
fraudulent claim for a pension against The
government, ton on behalf | Of one John D. D.
johnson. All the parties were released
on 81, 900 bail each, except johnson, who
was committed in default OF bail,
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Bostons Choice for The presideney

BosroS, April 7.-Caucuses were held
in all the wards Of this city tonight to
select delegates to the State Convention,
Returns from all but two wards indicate
a preference for Sherman as the first choice
Of the delegates elected, with Edmundi
and Grant about equal as second. 0fl27
delegates Ss are known to be ant.Grant
Several towns throughout the State held
caucuses to-day. Returns thus far indi
cate in the aggregate preference for Ed
mundB,
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r.,,,,ioD. to be composed Of delegate
lsaN sSo ,so,,o Ly the Republican vote" 0i wS
HEbii' :, 'I ,S,Ir accustomed places o. meeting, u
14si' ~, I % meet in tho city Of Wheeling on
Ir'I aII ~ lslh day oi May next, al 10 NJ, l'
Ed''a'II I.,le, to represent the party in the Ma
s'a isa au, I,s,D Convention that meets in chieas'
as:l .J,,, SpJ'' Ihs gnd DAY Of June following to
ssEd'''ati, lor III. Presidency and Vice-PreAi'
i''T o. ~ n H. WILLARD, Mason County,
IS CuxslSouAN, KAuaWhA County
T HoEE, Mineral County
n q, SoorELD, Wood County
I'm LOGAN, Ohio County,
". ATKINSON, Ohio County,
W, CAMPBELL, Ohio County,
RepsSliean Sah C'@"ki's.
wIW. CowDES, Secretary.
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NEw ORLEANS, April General Grant
held reception this forenoon at the resi-
dence Of Col. James Lewis. He afterwards
visited the Straight Uniyersity, where he
was received by the school children.
Later In the day the General visited Mayor
Pattor at the City Hall. This afternoon
he held reception at the residence oI
Gov. Pinchback, mainly for the member
of the Colored Mems Protective Union
The Governors residence was handsome
ly decorated,
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NEw YoRK, April 7.-Proposals to sell
bonds TO the government aggregated
S, ,25s, 200 at 81 04.05 to 81 OLE for skies
OF 1880; 81 O5.S6 to 81 06l3 for sixes oi
1881, and 81 03.50 10 81 03.95 Tor fyes.
The Treasury accepted 81 500, 900 bonds
usl 0405 to 81 04.i2 for skies OF 1880
81 O5.S8 to 81 05.99 for skies Of 1881, and
81 0s,6Q 10 81 0a.70 for fyes,
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CABuL, April - Mustaf Habbolla
Khan will return to Maidar to-day, with
a reassuring message Tor the Ghaznee
chiefs. He expects to return to Cabul
with them.
It is known beyond doubt that Alb
durrahman Khan has been well received
in Turkestan. It Is rumored that his dis.
position toward the British is friendly.