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TnE pREsIDENT's MOVRMENTs.
Garfield and his Party nj Fortress Mon
FOe-HOW They spent Sunday.


NoREoLK, June 4-The U. s, steamel
Dispatch, with President Garfield, seCre
tary OF the Navy Hunt and Admiral Port
or on board, arrived at the Navy yard thii
afternoon and were received with the 81
lutte OF twenty.one guns. Owing TO the
inclemency Of the weather they did not 90
ashore, as was intended, but were visited
by officers Of the Yard, Congressman Du'
zsndorf and many citizens. They leave
for Washington this afternoon.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 4,-The steamer
Dispatch with President Garfield, Secreta-
ry Hunt, Admiral Porter and others ar
rived here this morning, salutes were
fred from the Fort. The school ships
Constitution, Saratoga AMI Portsmouth,
and the German steamer Nymph aud
yards were manned. The officers OF the
ships called on the President and party.
FoRrRRss MONROE, Va, June 5-This
morning the President and party came
ashore and passed into the fort, where
they witnessed the guard mount, and
inspected the troops OF the garrison. At
9 o'clock, accompanied by General Getty,
they drove to the Soldiers Home, near
Hampton, and inspected that institution.
A salute was fred by Governor Woodfn
In honor Of the visit, The party then pro.
Ceeded to the Hampton Normal School
and were shown through the buildings
and grounds by General Armstrong, The
National Cemetery was next visited.
While services were being held In
Bethel Chapel, the party entered, and re.
NAMED through the service, and at its
conclusion the President made short ad.
dress to the students.
At 8 P. NJ, the "Dlspatch" got under
way, and after sailing around the fleet
proceeded to Washington.
The yards OF each vessel OF the fleet,
including the German school ship,
Nymphe, were manned, and three cheers
given as the Dispatch passed.
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TOLEDO, ONO, June 4,-The Blade, this
afternoon, publishes an account, by Gen
eral r. B. BuCkland, Of the opening Of the
battle Of Shiloh, and the part taken in II
by his brigade, which was one OF the lrst
attacked, and behaved heroically., The
account occupies some six columns Of the
Blade, and maintains that there was nc
surprise, no shooting OF haltdressed men
In their tents, and no bayoneting OF the
fuRitiyes,
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CHICAGO, June 4.-The body OF an IN.
known man was found at A o'clock this
morning lying on the track OF the Chicago
K Northwestern railroad, near Montrose
Station. The body was severed at the
waist, and when found the parts were
scattered along the track for nearly rod.
The man was dressed ln an ordinary dark
suit, and had with him small saChel, con.
tanning working clothes. On his person
was found railroad ticket from Chicago
10 Madison, VIA, which had not been
punched, and 4 80 in small change. II
is supposed that the unfortunate man was
robbed by a gang OF train thieves, thrown
from the train, and, falling on the track,
was run over by some passing train.
A terrible and probably fatal accident
befel q boy, fifteen years old, named John
kusel, In furniture factory this morning.
He was standing near b revolving phait
when his trowser leg was caught by one Of
the revolving wheel'a screws and he WAS
dragged under the wheel. His clothes
were stripped from bis body and the bone
Of bis tight leg was torn out from the knee
down. Medical assistance was called aa
soon as possible, and the sufferer was Ia.
ken 10 the Hospital,
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THg Sunday kader, Of yesterday, an
punCe, that it has passed into the
b,pds Of Meslrs. John r. Dunlap and
Harry T. Black, two young men lately
connected with the Register. They are
Usive md capable young journalists, and
will, no doub!, fully maintain the interests
o. Tue paper. Mr.. Hubbard retires from
The ppsr without any announced pur'
puo 10 view, but man Of his graceful
accomplishments as a writer will always
bsindemand somewhere, The statement
10 Tho Register that he retires from the
Lnidr IN order to connect himself with
th!s paper has no foundation In fact. l.
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SANTA FE, N, NJ, June 4.-Goyernor L.
A, Sheldon and wife arrived here last
night, and the Governor assumed the
reins Of the Territorial Government at ten
o'clock this morning, at which time he was
duly inaugurated, and the Office turned
over to him by Acting Governor Ritch.
Governor Sheldon has created very 70.
vorable impression, and Is Informing him.
self Of the necessities OF the Territory and
the people. All indications are that he
will make q first class Governor,
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 5.-The Gar re.
ceived deputaLion ot Turcomans at CAT.
china, and presented giils 10 various mem.
bers thereof. -Four dlstfiCB Of KieiF have
been placed under martial law. Retail
sales Of the Russian Courier are forbidden
for three tnonths.
0fan llgeria, Inspector Of Tslegraphs
and hia escort, have been tusasacfed be.
tween Frenda and GefyVills. Twenty.six
men we're killed.
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Mrs. Frank LeslIe, PubIInher,

NEw YoRK, June 4.-The business oil
Frank LeslIe's publishing house, which
has been in litigation for q considerable
period, was to-day, under an order from
the Court, formerly transferred by the as.
signee 10 Mrs. Frank Leslle, who will
hereafter personally conduct II. All
claims against the estate have been liqui
dated, and 1t is now contemplated TO ex.
tend the business Of the house on more
liberal scale than before. T
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Cornell Crew md .he llsnis, Regatta

LONDON, June 4.-rhe Sportsman says.
BY all rules Of courtesy and lair dealing,
the Henley Stewards are bound to admit
the Cornell Urew's entering, and the Lon.
don Rowing Club has written, asking that
the mistake Of tho Cornell crew In not
sending their entry In time be overlooked.
Popnlsr feeling seems entirely In favor
Of admitting the Cornell crew 10 tho Hen.
Icy regatta. White, United States Minis.
ter at Berlin, and other Influential men,
are taking much interest In the matter.
BslPs Life and the Sportsman advocate their
admission,
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rhllar.n pilisa Mhiin n t,inr.

New Yong, June 4.-ThreeboyS, Daniel
Frazer, aged eight, Of No. liz East Broad
way, VIM. L. Pound, same age, Of No
liS East Broadway, and Edward Korwin
aged ten, Of No, 80 East Broadway, were
buried Under a falling embankment al No.
92 East broadway tonight, and taken out
dead. Wotkmen had been excavating ioi
the foundation Of a house. These boys
with q number oi Others went into the ex
Oavation 10 play, when the embankment
fell ln on them.
Thomas MAllo7, another boy, wal
caught under the falling MAS, but escaped
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wORLDS FAIR.
I,usiness Hen or the Hnb Actively later
AhIeN.

Iinsiness Hen or the Hub Actively Inttt'
ebted.
BosroS June A mssting Of the Pro.
duce Exchange WAS held to-day 10 tjnBtd'
or the prospects Of Q worlds fair in this
city. Speeches were made by a large
number Of members iavoring II, and The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
chants engaged In tho various branches OIL
trade here represented is heartily Ia iavoi
ni holding worlds fair In Boston, Ia
1886, and we are ready 10 extend power Ia
carry II iofWatd to success.
Aeommlttee OF six was appointed 10 Dol
with others already appointed.
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DENVER, June 4.-Gov. Pltkin to-day
received a telegram from the Sheriff Of
oonejos county, saying;
1.-THE county is powerleSs against armed
desperadoes. q. Allison, the leader, haG
threatened an attack on Antonito and 90.
nelos. Wehave good men, but no arms"
On receipt Of the above the Governor
offered reward Of a thousand dollars ioi
the capture oi Allison, and two hundred
dollars each for The remainder oi the gan 3
and also directed arms 10 be shipped tt
Antonlk0,
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IrnaE tlesWEENEY.

The noted Ohio UfIniinAI Lawyer, A..
tackled by q Mysterious ARaaIiAnt.
CLEVELAND, o., June 5,-A special to
the Herald from Wooster says; Last night
between ten and eleven O'Clock Hon.
John Mcswesney, while on his way home,
was attacked by some unknown person,
who dealt him a terrible blow. McSweeney
turned and gave his assailant chase, but
he could not capture him. He was much
bewlldefed by the blow and told confused
accounts 10 bic itiendB. There 10 much
doubt 40 10 the identity Of the would.te
murderer. A reward oi Ave hundred dol.
lara ID offered int The perpettatot.
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MILWAUKEE, June 5,-Hon. RoraCe
Ruble, Of this city, to-day received q
twelve pound California salmon which
was caught in Lake Michigan, off Cedar
Grove, Wisconsin, by G. II. Smith & Son.
The salmon were planted by FISH commits
sioners six years ago, and this is the first
evidence OF the adaptability OF Lake Mich,
igan waters to the culture Of that fish. Il
was a fine specimen,
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GALVESTON, TEX, June 5.-The NaUs
Texarkana special says; A west bound
freight train on the Texas 4 ST. Louis
Railroad ran of The track as the train was
rapidly rounding curve. The train was
badly wrecked, the caboose turned over,
and 0 brakeman named Turner, from 1lliI
noib, Killed. Two others were serlously,
and II 70 feared mortally wounded. Il
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CAIRO, ILL, June 4.-A Colored boy
named Albert Hayes was lodged in the
county Jail at midnight, charged with havl
Ing knocked down and ravishcd an old
German woman named Koehler, above
this city last evening. She Is serlouSly In.
jufed about the head. He was dragging
her by the hair to throw her In agoos9
pond, when Colored man cshie by and
rARctiad har
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Tur reports from various localities In
mi, ,,spion Indicate that the favorable fruit
,,oo news oithe early spring will not pan
ont ant nv a. least 50 cent. The fruit is falling
OT ,be trees, from the effect, as 1t ia sup
O,,el, Of d.mage done by the severe cold
.I.ba winteT.
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Tp,7msn vennor is responsible for the
.,a,snt unreasonable weather, He put 1t
!. hi. almanac months ago. The worst oil
~ ,.1b,, he threatens us with frost. But
r. n, ;, tbo drlzzIiug murkiness Of the stmos'
=, sLo,sve might have had one last night.
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A SWjudiet AFyolgg.,i,

LoSDjN, June 6.-At Marlborough
street Police Court yeSts DAY q man call.
Ing himself Marcus Dofesiord was commit.
ted for t,ial for forgery and ialse person.
alton. Tho complainant Is Walter Max.
well who owns IN estate In KAT % where
the prisoner presented himself claiming
to be son Of The Atch.Bi.h hop Of AfmsQh,
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NEw YoRK, Juno SID consequence ol
the expected strike otthe lager beer brew.
era on Monday the poliGs reserves Of this
city and Brooklyn are ordered on dhty,
Several Of the brewers agtee TO the laf1lt
Of the men. The labofing societies are
pledRing Themselves TO only drink the
beer Of the brewers who recognise the
Unions demand,
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THvcommencsment exercises at Morgan
,ovo come of this week. One oi the
feature, Of the occasion will be an address
n, ..p,esidsnt Thompson, now occupy
iSr pulpit in jersey City. Similar ex'
ARISES occur at Bethany College nexI
T..s, and at Washington, Pa, the week
blosIus, The sophomore is abroad In
tbsland a. this season OF the year in all biz
pIOr, making addresses that are just toe
nice for anybody but his sweetheart tc
liIlan 10.
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III, Chicago Tribune advises Vice Presi'
-, 49, Arthur to go and cut bait for Vice
S,.'i1.a, S'D' Wheeler, or do something else
~, n' 4, decent as compared with his pres
r y, occppstion at Albany.
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coy PglppolSr has given his bond and
,,,id.J A, Collector Of Internal Revenue
" ,5s SECOND District, and Gen. Brown
y ~,l Il hand over the oGics to him on the
,"b ' jp,t. We presume that the principal
NJ, .#.s will hereafter be at FAirmont,
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Lively LEONARD
Gives q BteubenVIIIe OmceF q Chase
Man Killed by the Cars.
GmprpuNyr,Vy n Tnnn Z

SFEVbENNILLkI Vi Juut %
Special Dispatch to the InteIlIgencer.
About ten O'Clock to-day, while James
Leonard, Of Wheeling, who was under
arrest, was being taken from the Mayors
office to the lookup, he broke away from
the officers and started to run away. Po-
liCemau Merrimsu brought him to time
after firing several shots at him, one of
which passed through his coat just over
his shoulder.
James Owens, an employee OF Gould's
Tunnel, was run over by a passenger train
last night and instantly killed, while walk
ing on the track near Mlngo.
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WHEELING WEST VA. MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 6. 1884,

caused by the fact that for years the Re-
publican party all over the country had
been toiling 10 make the Senate Republi.
can, and, Just as it succeeded, he, in a fit
Of anger, turns the Senate over to the
Democrats,"
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ERIE, Pa, June -Postmsster Moore.
head, Of this city. died at Eaton Rapids,
Mich, yesterday, having gone there for
bis health. He wss connected with the
Lake Shore road, for tyenty.eight years
and had filled other Important positions.
BE. was Q man Of the highest character and
universally esteemed,
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IoSDoN, June 5,-Tbs cable bteamet
Fafaday arrived OF PeDEanCe. Over 300
miles Of the new Telegraph cable have
beAf lAil.
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DEvvHR, June IA member Of The Sol.
dsns opera, named Hershihg, suIOided
this morning by jumping from the bridge
into Clear Greek. He leaves a wife, who
is also member oil the troupe.
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CAMBRIDGE, o., June 4.-Danisl Owens,
Of this place, was seriously, Il not fatally
injured At a railroad gtossing, q few uiles
east Of this place, this afternoon. One Of
the mules he was driving was killed, and
the wagon smashed 10 spllnters.
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The following were the changes: Fem
ner, from Cornell to Fenton; Holt, from
Tremaine 10 Cornell; sheehy, from Cor.
nell to Tremainei Young, from Lapham 10
Tremaine, No choice.
The convention adjourned till Monday.
VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR
went 10 New York this afternoon. He
will return with Conkling aud Plat to.
morrow night or Monday morning.
ANOTHER DENIAL,
New YoRK, ns4.-An Albany special
says the stories about disagreement be.
tween Governor Cornell and ex-senator
Plat are untrue,
BTALwARTs sANGUINE OF SUCCESS.
Conkling said to an intimate friend dur.
Ing the day: ~ feel very sAnguine as to
the result Of my fight. was never more
hopeful. ] shall return to Albany the
moment my friends think that my pres.
enCe Is necessary, and remain there during
the struggle"
One OF the stalwarts, who have been
managing the contest Tor Conkling in AL.
bany, and who ought to know everything
which bears upon the contest, said to q
Times reporter last evening:
"All the money In New York will not
defeat Oonkling. know Of thirteen half
breeds who are ready to 20 over to him
whenever their votes will elect him, and
we have only TO receive six more votes 10
make our success assured. believe that
we will get these six votes during the com.
ing week, and II we do you will see q
stampede for Oonkling which will aston.
ish you.
III we don't get them the stalwarts will
stand firm, and there will be an adjourn.
ment without an election. Governor Cor.
nell will then cali special session OF the
Legislature Just before the election next
fall, and then II the Hslf.breeds dare 10
risk the success oil the Republican party at
the polls by carrying this question before
the people and continuing the fight In 0
popular election, on them will rest the odi.
I'm OF turning the Republican State OF
New York over to the Democrats. Reck.
less As they are l dc not believe that they
are ready to accept such responsibility
as this"
PLATT ON Tug PROSPECT.
Senator Plat said this evening that he
and Conkling had talked the situation
over with their friends, He gave II 90 his
opinion that there would be long dead
lock In the Senate, which could only ter.
inmate by an adjournment.
ViCe.President Arthur arrived In the
city tonight. State Treasurer Wendell,
Postmaster Craig, Attorney General Ward
and ex.superintendent OF Insurance
Smyth also came 10 the city, and are the
guests oil ex.ColleCtor Murphy. Later in
the evening ex.Senators Oonkling and
Plat left the hotel, and II was said went
to Vice President Arthur's house. 7
OoNNlvINd WITH THE DEMOCRATS. /,
The Tines Albany special ssysI 1.-THE
Administration men are confident that
some secret compact has been agreed upon
between Conkling's friends and the
Democrats by which the election
OF two Republican Senators is to
be postponed, II Il can not be
defeated. II Is certain that an attempt ID
to be made TO reconvene the Democrats In
caucus, and that the main object is 10
bind the Democrats 10 vote at the FIRST op.
portunity for motion to adjourn sine die.
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MEAPHts, June 4.-The State Supreme
Court at jackson, Tenn, this morning rem.
dered decision holding the pfesenstaxing
District uoyernmeht liable to suit oa the
debts Of the old City Of Memphlg.
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cGRO, June A heavy hail storm
passed over the country about Ullin, 80
miles above here, and devsststed the land.
A farm Of 100 acres oi wheat, belonging
TO James Morris, was cut down, and some
four hundred lights broken In Bells new
nRill. All other property suffered dmlt'
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vtBrSA, June 5.-The suicide Of Baron
Won Uchatius is attributed to the difficulty
In regard 10 some bronze guns, which he
was making for the Austrian government.
The secret Of his steel bronze invention
does not die with him, AZ he impaired II to
hia son it1.law.
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ST. PAUL, June 4.-secretafy Window
arrived to day. He comes to Minnesota
for rest aud private business, aud will fe.
main two OF three weeks.
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HAsERsrowS, MD. June 6-w. W. Iiof-
man q prominent citizen and Q member
oi the arm OF Holman, Evy h Co., bank
efs, committed suicide In Antietam.
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NKYERELY NCORUnEn.
Two Men Burned by an Explosion Of GaI
In the WelISbuFg Glass House.

WELLsBURa, W, Va, June 4.
Special D!Spatch 70 the IntSlliEOucor,
John Dornan, foreman OF the Riverside
Glass Works, and John Out, an emplOye
were both badly burned to-day by an e1.
plosion oiCoal gas while they were draw.
ing the bars in the bottom Of the furnace,
G. B.O.
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LOWELL, June 5,--Tsn thousand dollars
worth Of liquors, belonging 10 Patrick
Lynch, were seiled on the charge Of moi
having the proper license.
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THE DAY OF REST
FINDS CONKLING AND PLAlT OUT
OF the Coveted PIaces-R OF the
VOtIBg BAIurday-PlAIt and C0nR.
ling both COnndoht-BOme
Interesting Prospects,

ALBANY, June 4.-The Joint convention
reassembled at l2M. The following is the
result OF the frat vote for the successor Of
Roscoe OonklInR:
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JSRSEY OlrY, N. j, June b.-Four chill.
dten were killed the past week BY falling
from wlndow9t
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s,,, .Do rises to remark that the New
~ 6'JIbreeds begin to look like thor
,bbneds,
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as had been common In the past. Special
counsel has always been employed in the
great cases where the Government was
plaintiff, as in the trial Of Lincoln's assas'
sins, the safe burglary case, and in numer'
GUS cases where prominent men have
been charged with fraud against the Gov
eminent. The business OF the District
occupies all the tlms Of the Attorney, and
It was with good reason that Colonel Cor
kill asked to be relieved,
Upon granting his request, the Depart
ment OF Justice turned 10 Colonel Cook,
on account Of hia reputation as the most
successful defender In the District, and on
account oil his knowledge Of the law and
ability to handlea case on technical points
As many teChniCalities are likely to be mel
with in these cases, the Government made
q very sharp business strike In securing
bis services In advance ofseveral persons
who were anxious 10 retain him.
Colonel Cook was engaged for some time
ID the Fayman.Sheridan ssck.iAstener
cases, and thus comes TO his work with
some knowledge OF star route matters. The
general work OF the investigation goes on
as usual. The Postmaster General believes
no one else 10 the Department can be
found guilty Of any completely In the
frauds, and there will be no removals
until he is thoroughly certain OF an EN-
ploye's guilt,
General y. L. Woodiord was at the Post
Office Department nearly all day arranging
some papers In suit between the United
States and the Yale Lock Company. He
has nothing to say on the Star route cases
but looks with interest on the work OF the
Department His commission Ia awaiting
him In New York,
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The investigations going on OF tho Treas.
ury Department are conducted with more
secrecy than at first, so that It Is not dsdn'
itely known what officers or employees
will suffer by II. Several Of them are
becoming nervous from fear Of decaplta-
tion, II nothing worse. 1t is reported that
All intimate friend Of Secretary Window
said to-day that he knew officially that q
number Of changes among prominent
officers OF the Treasury Department had
been decided upon. These changes,
he said, included both the Assistant Sec.
rstaries, the Appointment Clerk, and the
removal oil Pitney and Cobaugh, Captains
OF the Treasury watch. The Treasury In.
vestigatlon would, he said, have to do
with all the prsdicted changes except that
Of Assistant Secretary French. His
removal, he paid, would be on account Of
the opposition to him by the New York
business men aud others who have busi.
ness In relation 10 customs du!ies with the
department.