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A Letter From COmmisSioner Ranm ON
the subject.

A Letter From COmmissioner Raum ON
the subject.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Commlssioner
Raum has written . letter to a Georgia
merchant with reference 10 the special
taxes levied by the United States on GER
tain occupations and manufactured artices.
The letter refers especially to the sale and
manufacture OF liquor, and calls attention
10 the fact that the taxation oil the general
Government does not interfere with State
legislation, "a follows:
The law, however, expressly provides
see section 3243, United States Revised
Statutes, that "the payment OF any taxes
imposed by the internal revenue laws f1,r
carrying on any trade or business shall
not be held 10 exempt any person from
any penalty or punishment provided BY
the laws OF any State for carrying on the
same within such State, or In any manner
10 authorize the commencement or con.
tinuance OF such trade or business contra.
ry 10 the laws Of such State, or 10 places
prohibited by municipal law; nor shall
the payment OF any auCh tex be held to
prohibit any State from placing duty or
lax on the same trade or business for State
or other purposes" You see by the law
which | have quoted that neither the pay.
ment Of the stamp tax under schedule A,
coniers any right upon an individual to
sell such articles contrary TO the lava oi
the State Of Georgia, nor does 1t prevent
the Stste VI Georgia from placing u tax on
the same trade or business ior State pur'
poses.
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A mIsCAWniAGE OF JUSTICE.

PunIshing q Mercsnary fool ana Allow
ing the Real Criminal 10 Escape
Hunt the Ra Gals Down.
New YORK, April Thames OBrien,
alias Robert or Bob Lindsey, who, during
the political campaign, dspoSod be knew
II. L. Morey. the individual to whom II
was alleged that President Garfield had
wrote what is known as the "Morey Obi
nese Letter." and who subsequently con
iessed that he had peflured himself, this
morning pleaded guilty 10 the indictment
for perjury presented against him, and
Judge Corning sent him 10 prison for
eight years.
In imposing the sentence Judge Cow.
ing spoke as follows: The case iB one In
which the perjury was Of the most danger
ous character and one which affected the
result Of the national election. In impos.
lux such heavy sentence for The ofIenst
| | do 1t 10 serve as a warning 10 otherl
against going on the stand 10 q court ol
Justice and deliberately pe'juring them
selves where the act involves suCt
enormous interests. ..
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CoSKLING's POSITION
In Regard 10 RObeFiSOn'H EOminAtion
aud the Head Lock-Iho Republican
Cnnenn PoRIn0nad-MAhOn0.

In Regard 10 RVbeFiHOnH hOmtnAuot
aud the Head LoGk-Iho Republican
Caucus POSIpOnsd-MAhOne ,
WAsHISaToS, April 14.-The senat'
having adjourned until Monday, the con
templated Republican caucus will not mseI
before next week, probably on Monday
as Conkling and several other Senators &C
to New York tonight, 1t is understood
that Senator Conklipg 10 not eyeFse 70 AZ
executive session for the confirmation ol
such nominations as are not objected TO-
1t has been given out aud repeated over
again that he keeps the dead lock fastened
because he 10 afraid that Robsrtson's case
might come up II an executive session was
held. This oft repeated statement has had
the effect Of putting on his shoulders a
greater share Of the responsibility ior
the dead lock than on any other
Senator, It Is claimed for him
that he has no fear Of an executive session
because certainly majority, and probably
all Of the Commerce Committee sustain
him in his oppositionto Robertson, AT
least two Democratic membera of that
committee are with him in agreeing to
hold back Robsrtson's . nomination til next
session, The only way by which the
nomination can be taken from the COM
mlttee before the latter 10 ready to report,
Is by q msiority vote OF the Senate, and no
matter how the the Republican Senators
may feel, they would not carry discord into
their ranks at this time, when harmony is
SO necessary, by voting 10 take up Robert
son'snomination in spiteof the Commerce
Committee. Hence the probable action Of
the caucus when It IL held will be 10 agree
on the list OF unobjeCtional nominations,
including the most important ones, and to
have one executive session for conhrma'
tion OF these. Should the Senate session
last through the summer the Democrats
Consider that they have got the advantage
OF Malone In the opening and conducting
OF the<campaign In Virginia, because no
Democrat will pair with Malone. In Dem
oCrAtic circles 1t Ia held that his vote can.
not be spared, and that therefore he can.
not enter the Virginia campaign in per-
son unless no breaks the Republican ma
jority. All the evidence goes to show
that even II an executive session be pro-
vided for the Aght will continue, as the
Republicans intend to hold their control
OF the business.
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WANT nOEE WAGES.
Numerous Strikes OF WOFkmen In VarI,
OuH Industries,

Numerous Strikes OF WOFkmen In VarI,
Gus Industries.
CINCINNATI, April A,-The street car
drivers, conductors and hostlers held a
meeting at o'clock this morning and re-
solved on an advance or strike, The
demand was put as follows; Conductors,
50 25 per day for the same number oI
hours employed as at present; drivers, 81
per day for the same number Of hours,
and hostlers 81 rs per day for the same
number OF hours, and twelve bead oil
horses for each. The companies were
given till to night to decide whether or
not they will acCede 10 the above prices.
They have asked until Monday to consider
the demand for an advance Of wages. The
committee decided 10 report back to q
meeting tonight. 1t is not known
whether or not the strike will be ordered
or the time given as asked. The striking
carpenters held meeting, but there is no
change In the situation.
NEWARK, N. j., April 14-A general
strike OF harness makers is expected 10 be
ordered at q meeting tonight, owing to
the refusal OF etnploYefs 10 increase wages
ten per cent above the amount worked for
since 1873.
The street car employees strike assumed
new and unexpected phase tonight.
The course proposed at the meeting last
night was TO require an answer to the de.
mand by midnight tonight and then to
strike II the demand was refused. As the
officers declined TO Rnswer until Monday,
the employees determined to atop the cars.
Accordingly parties stationed themselves
at the stables and as the cars came up
they turned the switches and compelled
them to run in. Tonight the streets are
clear OF cars, except those running TO
Newport, COvingt0n, Mt. Auburn and
Walnut Hills. The demand made by the
strikers is tor an advance Of fifty cents per
day. The action In stopping the cars to.
night was not by authority. There was
no provisisn for q meeting tonight and
what wis done was at the instance Of self
appointed committees.
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BEALLsvILLs, MoNAoE County, O., April
14-Thete was quite serious accident at
the Taylor stone quarry yesterday after.
noon, which resulted in injurlng two men
seriously. II was caused by tho bank CO.
wing 10, and It caught Citizen Darby and
Samuel Hamilton Of Bsallsville, In the
fail. The first named had both his legs
broken, and tha latter had bis back In.
jured. Both men are in precarious con.
dition.
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AT TnE nEHCY W outlaws.


Aue NOloFlouh ING NtOcAtOu huu HE
Gang Again Operating.
DENVER, Coll, April 14.-The RepIb
lican has advices from Durango that Ike
Stockton and his gang, nearly all Of whom
participated in the Lincoln county, New
Mexico, trouble several years ago, are
sending raidlng parties toward Farming
ton, on the Rio Abrarlan, to steal cattle
and kill cowboys.
A few days ago they drove thirty.Gve
head into Durango, where they butChered
and sold them. The latter town Is In q
state Of excitement bordering on ans rChy
and growing worse every day. The Citi'
zsns dare not write an impartial statement
to the papers for fear Of death.
A Denver newspaper man, who was sus'
peCled Of writing an account Tor the Den.
YER papers, was fOw days ago stopped on
the street al the point oil o revolver by Ike
Stockton. Six marshals are on duty bul
are unable 10 cope with the outlaws.
Col. A. ]. Dtosdhead, paymsster Of The
United States Army, has just returned
from the White River Agency, and sayl
he thinks Ute war is almost certain.
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p.l..,a nnl,.ll nlnlln.. nnlre.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-PrivSte Dalzell
is nothing II not singular For the past
four years he has been phenOminally so,
from the fact Of his being an
Ohio man without All Office. He
wAs recently appointed to an $500
cleFkship In the Pension Office and In
order that he might put the Finishing
touches upon his ptoud record Tor singn.
latity, be has declined the office. The Ohio
man without an once is fare, but the Ohio
man man declining an Office ls Sliii fatef
The Private having attained both oI
these enyiable distinctions without com
petition, proposes now TO rest on bill
Ianfels for a year or two. It is stated
that he declined the place as coon as hI
learned that he would have 10 pass On ex
animation, but this is evidently mali
oious slandef oil the envious.
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CHICAGO, April l4.-An interview is
published to-day with Jas. Redpath in re.
gard to the statements made by Capt. Boy.
colt to New York reporters Rsdpath con.
tradiCls Boycott In many particulars, and
pronounCes him to have been the most
brutal and foul.mouthed agent in the west
OF Ireland. He compelled his tenants to
stand with hat In hand when he passed,
and never addressed poor man without
an oath. Redp. til agrees with Boycott
that the one remedy for Ireland is emigra.
tion, but 1t should be emigration Of land
lords and agents.
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ST. LOUIS, April IA Land Commission
er Coffin, Of the St. Louis & San FrAnCiscc
railroad, closed the sale today OF 13S,OOC
acres Of Iand in Barry county, this State
to the Missouri Land Company, OF Scot.
land. Tho purchase WAS made by Sidney
Bogue 4 Co., Of Chicago, as agents OF The
Scottish Company. The price has moi
transpired. A large number OF Scotch
colonlsts will be settled on the land. The
st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Com.
pany, through Capt. @. W. Rogers, gen.
eral mansg4r, closed the contract to-day
with Joel Elliott, Of the steel works, Ior
rates for the Southwestern branches oI
that road from Pierce City, Mo-, to Dallas
Texas.
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PLAYING BURGLAR.
A MIrthEaI Husband Gels Lesson He
Will Remember

NEW York, April 1.-THE families ol
Msssra, johnson and Lopez live in the
same house on Third Avenue, Last night
Mr.. Lopez came home, and hearing his
wife and Mrs. johnson chatting, thought
to triEhten them by playing burglar. Mrs.
Lopezs kitchen door was sjar, and step.
ping stealthily in he upset a chair or two
and made noise to attract attention. The
women heard him aud rushed in together
to catch the assumed burglar. Mrs, Lopez
took loaded revolver, Mr.. Lopez, seeing
the turn things were taking, jumped from
behind a chair and explained the Joke,
The women were relieved. Mrs. Lopez
laughed and swung the pistol ~ sup.
pose, now" she said mirthtully, that |
ought to shoot you anyhow, for playing
burglar" and pointed the pistol directly
at her husband's head. The weapon ex.
ploded. The bullet, Q very large one,
ploughed . deep furrow across the fore.
head OF the frightened man and lodged In
the wall. Lopez fell back In sWoon and
the blood spufted over the furniture, The
women, thinking him dead, set up great
shout, and doctor and the police came.
The sham believe burglar was revived and
found to be more scared than hurt, but his
escape from instant death was exceedingly
morrow.
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LONDON, April l4-Dr. Quain has been
called upon to defend himself before the
college Of physiclans for consulting wlthDr
Kidd, who Is an eclectic practitioner, Dr..
Qnain explained that before seeing Lord
Beacontaeld he had received a letter from
Dr.. Kidd, saying that he was not treating
the case homUpathically and that every
direction aud prescription OF Dr. QuAin
would be faithfully carried out. From q
letter Of Dr.. Kidd to the medical journals
1t appears that Sir William Jenner abso.
luIelY refused a consultation prior 10 the
summonipg ef DR., Quain.
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Rnmors THAT He h Abont 10 Hecotnc I
Catholic What 1Ie HAyA.

NRw YoRk, April 15.-The Tribune says
teportthat Rev. Dr.. Stephen II. Tying, Jr.,
was about to Join the Catholic Church has
been circulated Of late, and his retirement
from the recLophip Of the Church oi the
Holy Trinity has been interpreted Ss step
In Ira. direction. -.
GNotbins is more absurd" said Dr..
Tyng. II have no thought whatever Of join
Ing the Roman Catholic Church. II l had
/ should have left the ministry long ago
No honorable man would remain under
the circumstances"
ut has been reported that yott are ii
daily conference with a priest aud reCeiv
Ing instfuclIonsp"
HThat IL ridiculous. This talk has 81
been raised by sermon Of mine on Mod
efn Miracles, preached some time las
winter. II has been misunderstood 10 |
large extent, though In II very plainl!
etaied the position | would take In tegarl
10 the miracles said To have been wrough
at Loufdes."
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sr. PErERsBuRo, April l4.-All the Nj
hilists except Hessy Hslmann, who Is en-
ciente and whose execution will be de-
lsyed until alter confinement, will be
hanged at 0 O'Clock Friday morning In
Somenof Square.
A number OF Nihilists attacked the
troops guarding the ptison in which the
condemned Nihilists are detained. Twenty
Nihlists were captured with bombs Ia
their posseesion.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Ata meeting
OF the Loyal League to-day, General Han
cock presiding, an amendment to the CON
stitution was adopted 10 admit ns hereji
tary members the sons q officers killed
in battle. The question ol admitting West
Point cadets az members was defeated.
The present officers hold over uutil the
9th quadrennial congress 10 Chicago, In
1886. In the evening banquet was held
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congressional ReSppSrtIOnmsnl Of II.
lin0Ia.

srRlSaFrELD, Ill, April 14--1n the
Senate to-day Mr.. Clatk offered reSolu.
tion declaring 1t the sense OF the Senate
that a Congressional and Senatorial ap.
portionment should be made at the pres.
ent session, and that the Congressional
appofllonment be made on q basis ol
twenty Representatives, and that oil bills
looking TO that end be given precedence
on the calendar, except % 10 the appro.
prlation BILLS referred 10 The COMMITTEES
| on Appoftlonment,
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How II IS.DeStrOyInE. .ChinsSe In British
NOlnnIhIA.


NGw YoRK, April l4.-An Ottawa, On.
tsrio, special says: A terrible disease has
broken out among the Chlnamen employ.
ed on the Canada Pacific Railroad works
in British Columbia. The case OF Chi
nese cook at place known as Big Tunnel
will serve to illustrate some phases OF the
strange malady. He sat down, apparently
perfectly well, to cat his dinner, his feer
began to swell, and tho swelling extended
itself up his legs and body, reaching the
vital parts In about ten minutes, causing
his abdomen and chest to expand to mnsl
unnatural proportions, and he tumbed
down dead, all In less than fifteen minutes
from the time the disease attacked him
In this way these people are dying in
dczens, aud already more than hundred
have been carried OF. White people are
alarmed. The Government has been
asked 10 have the disease investigated.
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JERSEY CiTY, N. j., April l4.-The ex
animation Of police Captain F. T. Farrier
officer Hopkins and two judges Of election
Reeue and Trotter, charged with stuifiul
the ballot boxes and with conspiracy, wat
concluded. Michael 0'Mara, witness ioI
the State, was arrested to answer the charge
as brought agninst the others. They wert
all hello, except Reene for tho Grand Jury
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ATLANTA, April 14-The excitement over
the iailute Of the Citizens bank continues.
Very little can be learned concerning the
ASSETS and liabilities. Business cltcles
are not affected by the failure, The Of.
tofney gensfal claims that the State Is the
nreiefted creditor and can move agalns!
the bank without ioTmallly. This has bad
thN effect Of closing the bank oil Rome,and
now the CiliEsns' bank, Other iAilutes o.
State repositories are anticipated. sIatt
deposits are now an injury 10 o bank,
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BALTIMORE, MD., April l4.-1n the case
OF Mary A. Murray vs.. General E. B.
Tyler, Postmaster OF this city, for SEQ. 900
damage, for an alleged indecent assault
while an employe 10 the postofllce. The
Jury gave verdict for the plaintiff,
assessing the damages at s. 900.
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was not sntI.fIrd with His salary.

ST. LOUIS, April 14.--L. Q. Haynes,
connected with ststesburg, McLanahSn
& o., cotton brokers, Of New York and
ST. Louis, WAS brought here last night
from Norfolk, Va, where he was arrested
two or three days ago on charge Of en-
bezzling considerable sum Of money from
the house here. He was locked up, but
denies the charge
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MEMPHIS, April 14.-Dr. A. D. Lander
dale, who was wounded by The blowing
down Of his house on Tuesday, near Her
nando, Miss, died to-day. The same
cyclone was destructive In the neighbor
hood OF Commerce, Miss, destroying cot
ton gins, cabins, fences, trees, &c. D. ".
Fly 3 store in Commerce WAS unroofed
and hls stock Of poods damaged by water
10 the axtatlt Of g 600.
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coxotp,uAS WISE OF Greene county.
U' I.nIes lhat no wore a Spiked'tailed
70, ~, chem he dined with the fraudulent
@.,,en,o Eo' But he doea not deny that he
I,s ,'ssS vi,h him. Therein consists the
''Ior a",,,,iysble nature Of the otfense' All
la'''I w., .,o forgiven to a Democrat save the
''a' .,ani,iou ola cold water fanatic in the
s,,oD 's,oo Of fraudulent President" II
gs',." "',." had only passed round some sod
..,, ",1 whisky from Greene county, the Of
W." S,a.. of dining with him would not have
Sssn oni,eso illgrsnt'
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New ORLEANS, April l4.-frnest Butler,
who was beaten by Charles Diamond and
Charles BottS, alias Spaniel, last night, died
to day. The mntderers we're arrested.
George II. Evans, q Chicago thief who
came here with others during the Catni.
val, was Conyioted Of robbery to-day.
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raeres'S Of FfsiGhi ei,i q I,"tes 10 the sea-

CiSctSSArr, April 14-Ats a meeting Of
the Freight Agents here to-day, repre-
sentibp the connections Of the Louisville
4 Nashville Road, II was agreed to re.
eslgblish the old rates TO Charleston and
other seapofts In the Southeast, which
amounts to an increase oil about lorty per
cent,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April lathe fol.
lowing nominations were sent to the Sen
ate: Postmast ers-I. T. Brown, Columbus,
Ind. Edwin Phelps, Oak Park, III O. N.
CLARK, Idagruye, Iowa; VIM. LetCher, O.
Register Land Office Mitchell, Dakota.
CoTlez Fessenden, Michigan, Surveyor
General United States, District Of Dakota.
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LtvERPoOI, April l4.-The Irish authoti'
ties have made arrangements to 8 eize, In
the future, The copies Of the New York
Irih World In transit between New York
and Queenstown, as a reasonable pubIICa'
Uan
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LONDON, April 14,.-Dt Carver, the
American marksman, challenged ten ot
the best shots oi The Hutlingham Club and
the Gun Club ni London 10 4 pigeon
shooting match i1r $500 pounds. The
Doctor shooting 900 pigeons TO his oppo'
nRhta 100 each.
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prninailnr Knirl,ia OF IInnnr.

PouanKEEpsiE, N. Y, April 1.-THE
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Honor unani.
mouBly adopted the protest Of the German
lodges against the action Of the Supreme
Lodge in directing that no more German
lodges shall be Instituted, and sent The
action to the Supreme Lodge, which meets
al MinnBapoliB,
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1.oSDoS, March i4.-AtOhblShop oroke.
Of Csehel, had to apologies In writing 10
Archbishop MCCabe, Of Dublin, by su.
peilor order, Ia the amplest manner loE
the attack on Arch Bishop MOOabe's lenten
naSlnfal
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DERLiS, April 14.-Ths famous Anti.
Jewish petition was sent to Bismarck yes.
terday. II consists Of twenty.six volumes
comprising $4,000 sheets, with 255 00O
signatures, including those Of noblemen,
Seiired Generals and officials.
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AIrnnrs I.ninI Arrldnnt.

BosroS, April Hillary Green, aged
10, employed at the Wakefield Rattan
Works, jumped on the elevator after Il
started, was caught between the top plat
form and ,lnor, and had one OF bis tibI
broken and driven through his heart
causing instant death.
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PARIs, April 14.-J. D. Dumas, one Of the
French delegates TO the Monetary Confer.
euce, Is Secretary OF the Academy Of
Sciences and President Of the Mint Com.
mission, and NJ. Cernuschi, another
French delegate, is q well.known .econo.
mist and bimetallist
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1IoBoKES, N. j., April IA -Be'eon, lie.
publican, has been declared elected Mayor
by "a majority. There Is much excite.
nienL O'Neill, the Democratic candidate,
will contest.
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Nav YOAk, April lI-The stock, pro.
iuce and cotton exchanges will be closed
tomorrow, Good Friday. In addition to
the brokers, many olher business men
and lawyers will close their offices.
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GALVESTON, April i4.-Heavy irosts are
reported throughout the State, which are
doing considerable damage 10 the corn,
cotton, fruits and vegetables.
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MARIETTA, o., April 14.-rhe Annie
Ward Tiffany Combustion broke up here
this morning. Too many attachments
and bad business.
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AUGUSTA, GA, April l4-.Michael Quin'
Ian, a grocery.keeper was shot dead To-
day by Jacob Faini who escaped,
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MADaiD, April l4.-I,ast evening three
large petAfdS we're thrown into houses In
this city, causing Rome damage TO proper.
ty, but no person was injured.