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The Utes.
WASHINGTON. April s.

NnohaANaASA't w - ftt4 ~
Special Correspondence Of the IntallIgencer,
Judge Scales, chairman Of the House
Committe on Indian Affairs, does not en-.
tertain the view Of some others that the
agreement with the Ute Indians will not
be agreed to by Congress. he thinks it
will be adopted nearly as drafted between
Secretary schurz and 0uray. The result,
however, cannot be calculated. ouray,
like other "big Injuns," is chief only by
sufferance and not by any recognized her.
iditary or traditional right Should the
treaty be agreed TO removing the Utes
from Colorado, the consent OF the tribe to
the arrangement, depends on the views oi
the warriors. Ifthey think II q good bar
gain they will agree to 1t. II they don't
believe they are getting the best Of 1t,
they won't 60, and as the miners and
squatters OF Colorado are already couched
for spring upon the present reservations,
a fight or massacre Is not altogether inn
probable.
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CINCINNATI, Theodore Thomas
closed his services in connection with the
College OF Music tonight, by conducting
the last of the series Of orchestra concerts
given by the college. The lastnumber on
the programme was appropriately chosen.
It was LIFTS symphony poem, "Tasso
Samento Q Trionio.' Mr.. Thomas goes TO
New York tomorrow, where he will
gather together about one hundred mem.
bers OF the orchestra for the coming May
festival, and rehearse some OF the music
for that occasion. He returns here in
three weeks to complete the preliminary
work for the May festival.
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WASHINGTON, April y.
Special Correspondence Of the Intelligence.
The bill to regulate the purchase Of to-
bacco for the use Of the navy, provides
that in the month OF February or March
Of each year the Secretary Of the Navy
shall cause proposals for bids for supply.
ing the navy with tobacco during the next
year, to be advertised thirty days in one
daily newspaper in each Of the cities OF
New York, Baltimore, Richmond, Lynch.
burg. Petersburg Danyille, st. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago. Said tobacco 10
be manufactured during the months Of
June, July, August aud September; the
bids TO be accompanied by samples Of the
tobacco which each bidder may propose
TO furnish. The lowest bid for furnishing
tobacco equal to the United States Navy
standard now In use shall be accepted.
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iHbr iron card was reduced by the
Essn Iron Association, in session at
Rtssqgh yesterday, to three and two
;1A,ants per pound. This reduces the
PAoi boiling at Wheeling to s605 from
saps ton, and nail plate heating to 81
osaIpm :lO?.
Ne reduction in the bar iron card is
.tQai 4 decline Of about SIG per ton in
thEia oil bar, which is equivalent to IS
Eapsinu, making the price Of pig, say
|sNer ton. As TO the effect it may have
oasils, next Wednesdays meeting will
dstmins.
Yesterdays action is a damper on iron
fnpHldons We have probably seen an
|endDthlt business for some time to come.
TIE object Of American manufacturers
Tiabs hereafter to keep the boom below
|ths hsInpOtIug point.
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WASHINGTON, April s.
Special Correspondence OF the 1ntsllls.nser
A paragraph, stating that Secretary
Sherman had returned from Ohio very
much discouraged and that he had gone
to Blaine and offered to make certain con.
cesslons, being shown to the secretay, he
saidit contained as many lies as lines.
He further said that he thought one Of
the very best things that could be said in
his favor was that Democratic papers op.
posed to him were compelled TO lie about
him. -.
1t is stated to be a fact, however, that
Sherman did call on Blaine soon after his
return irem Ohio.
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The STRIKING spInners.

Troy, N. Y, Aprils.-rhe managers Of
the Harmony Mills Company to-day re-
fused to receive from the strikers paper
containing the terms for a settlement OF
the differences. The strikers waived the
demand for the removal Of Dennis and
Murray, but the rei1statement Of several
discharged Is insisted upon. Eight spin
ners returned to work in the Ogden Mills.
II ia rumored that the majority Of the
strikers are willing TO accept the terms oil
the Harmony Mills Company.
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organizations Upon the Pig Iron Market.

Bpeculntions Upon the Pig Iron Market.
PIrrsBuRau, April 7.-Information has
been received which gives another phase
to the decline in the pig iron marketin the
East and the dullness prevailing here. A
meeting OF Eastern furnace men was held
yesterday, at which the condition Of
trade was discussed in all its bearings.
The high price OF pig has caused immense
importations Of English iron, and the
amount is constantly increasing. This
can be sold as low, II not lower, than the
pigproduced in this country, even after
paying the duties, and manufacturers are
taking advantage Of this to secure their
supplies.
duce the price below that asked for Eng
lish iron, and the result will be that those
who have ventured in the business Of i'm
porting will find that instead OF reaping a
large return they will actually be out OF
pocket. It 10 expected that a few lessons
like this will have the effect OF making
importers chary, and that the market Tor
home production will stiflen up again.
Workingmen claim the whole excitement
is the annual scare got up before the LIST Of
June, atwhich time the sliding scale OF
wages is fixed.
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SAN FRASclsco, April. s.-when Kear.
news case was called this afternoon before
JudCel elFreeland, ,Cletus Barbour, Kearney's
attorney, read an affidavit that the trans
script from the palace court was not copy
proceeding. After the argument, the
Judge said the affidavit was sufficient,
and continued the case until Saturday, TO
enable correct transcript to be obtained.
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Tn New Murtinsville Convention that
sspir.tsd Col. Ben. Wilson in 1878 de-
lsud.d TIA. the resumption act be re.
E.,ld. Tha. demand will remain as a
bnrusn. TO show the intelligence that
k,!,ls way into a Democratic Conven-
|a.in this Congressional district. We
|v7nnture button that the Convention
's,ys.r will say something equally silly
.i. financial question. 1t will not, OF
css. repeat that particular piece OF silli-
|,A bot It can be relied on to dem aud
E.asiug that will sound just as silly
tuy.Gs hence.
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ENGLISH COAL MINERS STRIKE.

LONDON, April 8.-one thousand eight
hundred pit men of the South Hatton aud
Murton collleries, Durham, struck in con.
sequence Of the managers refusing to put
out the usual average board, showing each
mans earnings, as the men have been re-
stricting their labors for the past fortnight,
so the earnings were below the county
average.
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THAT FATAL TREsTLE.
Accident on the BelIairs and South
western.
A Passenger Car Containing Twenty Per.
sons Takes a Plunge of Of Trestls No.
9-Two Passengers Seriously Ia.
lursd, and Others Slightly.
BRLIA1RE, O., April 8.

BELIA1RE, o., April s.
Special Dispatch to the IntOlllseneer.
Great excitement was caused this even
ing by the report Of another accident or
the Bellaire and Southwestern Railroad al
trestle No. 9. The rumors rife here are
that young Danford, the postal clerk, il
killed, and that three others are badly In
jured.
Later DIspatch.I
BELLAtRE, O., April 8.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
After the excitement attending the news
OF the disaster had somewhat abated, the
wild reports, at first believed, were great
ly modified when the extent Of the acci-
dent was learned.
Your reporter learned that train No. 8,
Conductor Burkhold, left the Bellaire and
Southwestern depot at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon, having full complement Of
passengers. When the train reached tres
tie Nos9, about eighteen miles from this
city, the hind trucks OF the rear car jumped
the trestle and plunged over the struc-
ture to the ground, a distance OF fifteen
feet. The car contained about twenty
passengers, and, as was natural under the
circumstances, the conjecture was that
many had gone down to their death. AZ
ter the wreck was reached, however, and
examination made, 1t was found that
no one had been killed outright,
though FIVE or six passengers were
found to be more or less seriously
injured. The following are the names
OF the parties and their injuries: L. NJ.
Armour, Of Pittsburgh, injured in the
side and back, and internally; Will
liam Smith, of woodsfeld, leg brok-
en- and other serious injuries; Capt. Arm
strong and daughter, of Bellaire, slightly
injured.
The passenger car was badly wrecked,
and also portion Of the freight car.
The accident occurred at the same place
where the cars some time ago took
plunge, in which Capt. Danford was in
jured, and which resulted in the death Of
one OF the passengers.
Later reports coming to the ears of your
reporter contradict the former statement
made Of the death OF postal clerk Dan
ford; but he is undoubtedly seriously in
iured. Il.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.
sheep E.ellem ent-Farm wages.

IoC4l UHeapuuutuVeoA bu0OpseEttts
$4,000 CHARTERS Railway per cent
bonds sold in Philadelphia on the lst
inst, for slO4.
Sheep sold at james Stewards sale on
last Saturday at prices ranging from s. s5
to 81 % per head; corn IS cents.
John B. Miller has placed steam en-
gine and improved apparatus into his
grain cradle mandatory in Canton town.
ship, and will this year turn out $500
cradles.
Heavy draught horses are in demand
some selling as high as Sl75.
The sheep excitement is still growing
and prices advancing with 1t.
Some farmers have refused so cents per
pound for their clip Of the coming
season with certain sum OF money TO be
paid on the contract.
The following wages are paid farm
hands in this neighborhood: William
Ball, Jr., works seven months for VIM.
REGISTER for sos; William Elliott nine
months for William Buckingham, sr., fer
Sl35. Both commenced on the first OF
March.
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omcAoo, April s,-The largestcash pay
mept ever made in Chicago was made by
tbe First National Bank in redemption Of
The Chicago and Pacific railroad by order
AZ the u. Is. Circuit Court, and paid into
the sublTreasury. The amount was Sl,'
! 10000,
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Miners Returning 10 work In the Tus.
carawas Valley.

MAssILLoS, O., April Five months
ago to-day a general strike Of the coal.
diggers in the Tuscarawas Valley was in.
augurated. The strike was caused by a
refusal Of the operators to pay an increased
demand OF the miners for deficiency work.
In short time the question Of the strike
resolved itself into the introduction Of
screens for screening the coal before
weighing, as in other valleys in the State,
but which had never been used here. In
the upper end OF the Valley, known as the
Akron District, screens were admitted at
number OF the mines, but the Massillon
District rigidly held cut against the inno-
vation. Many efforts have been made by
mass meetings oithe diggers, at which res.
olutions were offered favoring compro-
mise which would admit OF the resuming
of work, but the operators insisted on the
screens. To-day the men at Camp Creek
Mine went TO work at eighty-fiye cents
over the screens. A prominent operator
is Of the opinion that the backbone OF the
strike is broken, andthat the other miners
in this vicinity will soon follow the action
at Camp Creek, as the other operators are
willing to pay that price and the men
seem anxious TO get 10 work.
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PARIS, April s.-The Bishops at the head
Of the Paris Catholic University, have de-
cided to conform to the law as embodied
in Jules Ferry's educational bill, by alter:
ing the name OF the Institution to that OF
Catholic Institute,
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aran,,. s.renrth ln Loulsrllle.

LOUISVILLE, April s, The Republican
ward elections were held to-day, TO select
delegates to the State Convention next
wednesday. Grant has carried the city,
having Instructions in s out Of 12 wards.
There were contests in each ward, and In
four OF them baloting meetings. Two
wards instructed for Sherman.
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r., Itm CAMPBELL, Of Brooke county,
), III town yesterday. We judge that
= ;. % rsjDe TO be actively in the field for
d. n.mo1tic nomination for Congress.
\. !, nsnor,i ia the district can poll more
t., IN d, Panhandle counties than the
|SIop,I Besides being personally very
ESorI, i. Is a hard worker when he goes
H. DoIi,lcs either for himself or friends,
IN shown by the large vote secured
|rtb, llss General Paunell in Brooke
sppty thsllstimo he ran for the Senate
|.thIs district.
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NEw YoRx, April s.-A dispatch to the
telegram says: Eight bodies have been
stolen, the past week, from the cemetery
al Papineanville, near Ottawa, Ontario.
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PorrsvI1LE, Pa, April s.-This alter
noon an explosionoi gas occurred at Pres
ton No. 2 colliery, near Girardsyille, by
which VIM. Crenage and Chris. Conrad
were fatally, and William Penn, Patrick
Jefferson and Thomas Myers seriously in.
inred.
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wEsrPoNr, April s.-General schoaeld
has appointed as board Of inquiry in the
Whitaker case, which assemblies to-mor
row: Major Mordecai, Captain Raymop j
and Lieut.. knight. Lieut. Sears will 10
Recorder,
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NEw YoRK, April s.-A man giving the
name Of Geo. NJ. Jones, and claiming to
be Boston merchant, but supposed TO
have been q lieutenantin the navy, named
Smith, shot himself fatally, to-day, in the
81. VINCENT hospital.
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:. u. !, county road between Bridgeport
~ :. NEST Wheeling will be very unsafe
t rks to ifayel when the trains on the new
y w 0esin to run, and we presume there
= ~ y bat little travel on 1t. With the
: ( ( Railroad close on one side, and the
M " railroad right alongside, the county
M Nlt be renderedAhout worthless, and
II people have allowed themselves TO be
,,r"sd ~ Of this valuable right withou!
~. ~ ! Protest from their authorized
t'aa-BelLairs Ind1psndsnt.
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Meeting Of western Iron Association.

plTrspunou, April 8.-The Western Iron
Association held a injecting to-day at noon,
which was largely attended. After fully
discussing the situation, resolution was
adopted that the card rate
should be reduced from 81 90 to s. 20, to
take effect Monday, 18th inst.
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NRw YoRx, April s.IThe gas companies
OF this city have made an agreement to ad-
vance the price Of gas after the 10Th Of the
present month. The new rates will be
s. Is to small consumers, and 8 Is to
large consumers.
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RUSSIA.

sr. PETERSBURG, April s.-Russia is
about to dispatch five large war vessels to
the Chinese waters, for the protection Of
the Russian interests.
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VHvER, COL, April s.-Last night two
|tasas attached to the east bound freight
ulaon the Denver aud South Park rail-
ie.a' While on very steep grade became
Sslsaed from the cars, which becoming
!. Manageable ran into the engines,
S5SpEinE NJ them down steep embankment
y. sla I'VE cars piled on top. Joe Hagan,
seaeeFr was killed. Monahan, another
naee', had one Of his legs broken and
Ss,o'her dislOcated.
n. y alao'her accident this morning on the
N Sss h4ad at Grant, the engineer jumped
NY uSI aud went into a ditch. Nobody
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heavy travel on the Pennsyl, ,.
f1g, gE.,asd asi just at this tims-psople s,,:pa
,Ssii H'l'V,r .nd emigrants from Europe
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LONDON, April s.-Ex-Empress Eugenie
before starting for Zululand presented
her very valuable crown to the Church
of Notre Dame Des Victories, Paris.
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.J,ics, from the Wheeling colony
I' .,III..@.su .aa county, Texas, indicate that
% NlaIJc .a n doing well, and are well salts,
~ ss hs ,s.j, ~ 1'lnS new homes. Mr.. Crawford
ID EI.a a!u, 'T." 10 be particularly well salts;
ID ,l5 'i's s,,lil,ing M success with the sheep
~ Y. :, 5,ru from this country
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The Work Of An Ineendiary.
-, lEalR HAuTE, April s.-The Touring
= ~ 81 Cook & Abbott. at Lockport, was
iisioyed by Ere last night. Loss $4,000.
S,su 'Aaee $500, Work Of an incen'
fb
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BA1rmORS, April s.-rhe steamship
Bramischwelg, which arrived to-day from
Bremen, brought LOSE emigrants. They
nearly al 60 West
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NEw YoRE, April s.-A special from
Paris, says; The Duchess Of New Castle
was married to Tom Hohler q singer, ut
the Church OF st. Vincent De Paul.
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Sunday train goes on the .: T.
In new .osd oa next Sunday. No notice
WAY, Is;.,'ion ISsl 10 enioin it is yet made
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ocean vessels.

LoSpeS, April s.2The steamships Aus.
tralia and BelgiAnland, from New York,
have arrived out =.
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A GREAT pressure is :beipg brought to
bear upon the Board Of overseers of Poor
Of this county, with view OF inducing
them TO purchase farm for the use OF the
poor OF the county RtLlsbury Ners.
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-, nv DAyNroRT, who has been
~ IA A. 10 wheeling for two or three
Gil ,ss ..,s,D, TO Chicago to-day. He has
|a'Is Is,.aDr ,s .Hection for this city which
as.,DS '.,,oSoii, Of the northwest has not
l. y saSI.sisJ, ~sI.a nor indeed satisfied. Still
Es E.'E, .apE biSbIy Of Chicago as a place for
~ w.. n tlsa .heatet Of great opportn:
ss1.. 9aa.'j 4 man will only be energetic and
tlp''' li.. Ind these are two Of brother
NJ, In many good qualities. His family
IN IN ,.n,in here for month yet.
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WASHINGTON CORREspO pONDENCE.
The Improvement Ofths Mississippi.
Sherman and Blaine Ia ohlo-1hs Rows Ia
the Democratic Famlly-Ths Poll Of
the ouarrsls So Far.
The arontaEues and Capuiets.
WAanISnroS Anril 6.

WASHINGTON April s.
Special Correspondence Of the Intelligsncer.
The Democrats are beginning to ask
what or where is to be the endof the per-
sonal squabbles between their members Of
Congress. Since the holiday recess there
have been what promised to be serious
troubles among the following named
members OF the House: King and Acklen,
both Of louisiana, Coffroth, Of Pennsyl-
vania, and Blackburn, Of Kentucky;
Manning and Springer; Sparks and Cly-
mer, and Wood and Morrison, the row
between the latter having taken place in
the Committee OF Ways and Means. In
three OF these cases the lie was passed, and
though two statements have been made in
the House concerning two Of them the
wounds still rankle and may break out
afresh on slight provocation In the future.
Even should no further open rupture take
place between these parties the wars not
only tend 10 other outbreaks Of similar
character, but they create want oil har-
mony in the Democratic ranks in the
House, which tends to weaken the pres
ent precarious majority. The cause OF
these outbreaks is attributed by some TO
the fierce hostility existing in the Demo-
cratic party at large on the Presidential
question. II Tildenlbe not nominated he
may nevertheless leave such o scar upon
his party as will wear q long time, II 1t
survive the injury ut all.
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80, Ia, been some inquiry as to Whas
laIn u J. M n. Sleeps back" could be sold
''''l o. W v. presume no dealer would
lsH''' o f., "i .bspe. The inquiry seems to
lgia 5i',s sp,o ,ono aI nervousness about prices
isai''ls ~ Nj. H.K. List said yester-
" "a, ,Sagr, =. would engage new clip tleeces
tJ ~ u, y. +. rr,ds at this time at As cents,
stasS . sa.,.I IN proper condition. For the
i'a.S,' !, .'in he would pay 50 cents.
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Not an AIIegorical complaint.
WHEELING. April s

EditorI 1n,elllgeneer:
We feel it a duty to bring before discrim-
mating public, and the Street Commis-
sioner, the fact that Alley Il, in "Dillon-
town" isin worse condition than any
other in this city. It is impassible and
really nuisance in It's present condition.
The people who reside along it, who must
depend entirely on it as the avenue for
receiving coal, provisions, &C., are en-
tirely deprived OF its use as road or
thoroughiare. To illustrate the annoy
ances OF the inhabitants, cart alter cart Of
coal can be seen stuck in its mud holes
and ruts. Now, as citizens and tax pay
ers, we kindly ask the Committee on
Streets and Alleys and the Street Com
missioner TO give this subject their earnest
attention without any delay.
Your subscribers are very slow to rush
into print, not wishing TO criticize the
acts Of any official, but they take this
method OF calling the attention OF the
proper authorities to the intolerable con.
dition Of the alley Aforesaid. Now, gentle.
men please give this matter your atten.
ton, and, Messrs. Editors, by giving this
publicity you will confer favor on many
AFFLICTED ONES.
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THE EELLoGa-sPAFFoRD CASE.

The Democratic Senators in caucus to-
day seemed decidedly in favor Of letting
the spaford Kellogg case 80 over until
the next session, unless the necessary
public business shall be 80 expedited as to
admit OF It's consideration without pro-
longing the present session lar into the
summer.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY

The House committee heard the argu-
ment Of James F. Wilson, Of Iowa, to-day,
in favor Of the bill to extend the time
granted the Northern Pacific Railway to
fulfil the conditions on which their char
ter was granted. He claimed that the road
is not now before Congress asking unwar-
ranted fayors, but simply even-handed JUS
tice, that its 800 involuntary owners, scat
tered all over the country, aresimply ask:
ing protection for the S35, ,000, 900 Of actual
money invested by them, and OF the
fulfilment Of the Great Republics policy.
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=, Is and n Fourteenth s.-ee.'