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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March 9S.-The Senate
Committee on Pensions reported Il bill
providing that on and after its passage all
soldiers and sailors who, since the 10Th ol
July, 1880, have been pensioned or rated
ut so per month for total or permanent
disability, requiring the regular personal
attendance OF anotherperson, shall receive
in lieu OF such pension S72 per month and
shall be paid the difference between said
sums monthly from the date Of such pen.
sion, or rating to the time OF tho passage Of
the bill.
The Committee or Elections voted not to
unseat Aiken, from the Third district OF
Soutlr Carolina. The subcommittee voted
TO unseat Finley in favor OF Bisbee, OF
Florida.
II is pretty well understood that one OF
points npon which the Judge Advocate
General based his opinion in the Mason
case Is that the charge OF assault with in.
tent TO kill was not fully established by the
evidence presented. Another point, said
TO have been raised by Gen. Swain, is that
Mason was not arraigned on the proper
charges, as his most serious ofIense from IL
military point OF view was seditious con-
duct under circumstances that might have
resulted in mutiny amoung the soldiers
serving with him At the time. The ap.
proval OF the report by the President
would result in the discharge Of Mason
from custody and render him exempt from
further proceedings upon the part OF the
military authorities for the same otFense.
Secretary Hunt admits that the President
informed him that he would nominate
his successor. The President gives the
Secretary the choice Of three positions.
. Gen. Butler positively declines to become
counsel for Guiteau.
The Senate Committee on Civil Service
has authorized Senator PendletoR to re-
port the civil service reform bill as intro.
duced by him early in December.
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ErIbCgJ Investigation - RCdi>JrictinE
PrOErcSH OF The Liquor RllI.
Special Dispatch to the mtclIlscnccr.
COLUMBUS, March 2S.-To.day the Bri-
berry Investigation Committee continued
their work with closed doors, and recalled
and re-examined Bloch and Watson, and
also examined Lemon. Two railway lines,
the Union and the Belt, are trying to get
possession OF the Erie Canal. Alex. Sands
is the chief lobbyist ior the Belt line and
Watson for the Union. Lemon is assisting
Watson. Bloch testified that he had been
offered money by both parties to the
scheme. Watson denies giving or offering
to give money, but says he lent it. What
Lemon testified to is unknown.
The Republicans met in joint caucus in
the House tonight to consider the redis.
tricting bill, which is gerrymanderiug
atlairas reported back by the committee OI
twenty, and to agree upon time OF adj
journment. When they organized they
promptly voted TO exclude all Democratic
members, and after little discussion gave
parting kick to the reporters.
The Pond bill, grading and taxing the
liquor traffic from $40 to $500, having
passed the Senate is now in the hands oI
the House Judiciary Committee, and will
be reported bacl; TO the House tomorrow
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UrpF i an item lor the gallant Senator
NIajpgoroi West Virginia to make note
Of Ia ISsv he legislature Of Vermont
granted all the tax paying women OF the
s,a,e the right to vote ior school officers
antmarl ds,ric, meetings. At the spring
election in the town Of Burlington, last
yelr ony six women went to the polls,
ia the same place, school commissioners
were chosen last week in two wards, and
out Of six.y.iour women entitled to the
privilege, only five voted. Elections wero
held throughout the state at the same time,
and from reports, it does not appear that
any women took the benefit Of their legal
right The women OF Vermont must be
educated up to realizing sense OF thcil
privileges Ii women won't vote when
they have u Glance, SO much agitation oI
tlesutieci isa waste OF breath and ammu,
milton,
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CONGRESS.
The Senate PASSES the TnrlT COmmISGIOn
RIII-IIOuSc Nofoa

lhc Scnnte Passes the Tariff FCOmmlGRlOn
BIII-IIOuSc Notes.
WAsurSGrOS, March 2S.-in the Senate
the bill passed to facilitate the payment oi
dividends to the creditors OF the Frecdmens'
bank.
The Tariff Commission bill was debated
till 4 o'clock. The Senate proceeded to
consider the amendments to the bill under
the five minute rule for debate. The
amendment OF Mr.. Vance, requiring that
in the selection Of the commissioners, the
President shall give the representation to
the industries Of agriculture and manufac-
lures, rs near as practicable, in proportion
to the capital invested and the number Of
persons engaged, was first taken up and
rejeeted--yeas 81, noes 50.
The propositions by Messrs. Browne and
Morgan to modify the language OF the bill
weFeirejectetl by decisive vote.
Mr.. Harris moved to require an invcsti.
gation TO be made with reference to the
tariff based upon the principle OF the lowest
rate OF duties which, when aided to other
sources Of revenue, will raise nil the rev.
enue necessary for the legitimate purposes
ol the Government.
Messrs. lloar and Allison objected to the
amendment rs obscure, but Mr.. Harris in.
sisted that it presented the issue directly
between protection and tariff i0r revenue.
lie declined to accept the suggested nodi-
llcAtion by Mr. Brown upon the ground
that incidental protection followed tariff
for revenue, as shadow followed sub.
stance The amendment by Mr.. Harris
was voted down, yeas, II; noes, 80.
The amendments offered by Mr.. Gar.
land TO constitute commission OF three
Representatives and three civilians, aud BY
MIR. Williams devOlving its duties upon u
joint committee of the two houses, were
rejected by u yea and nay vote OF IS to "a
and ID 10 81. The bill was then passed
without amendment, yeas IS, nays is.
The bill provides for commission OF nine
members, To be appointed by the President
and confirmed by the Senate, who are to
receive rs n compensation for their service
$40 per day, when actually employed and
travelling and other necessary expenses.
They are TO investigate all the various Ques.
tons relating to agricultural, commercial,
mercantile, manufacturing, mining and
industrial interests Of the United States, so
fnr as the same may be necessary to the cs.
tablishment OF u jUdicious tariff or revis.
ion OF the existing tariff and existing sys.
tens Of the internal revenue laws, upon the
scale Of justice to all interests, and is to re-
port 10 Congress from time to time and
make final report not later than the first
Monday OF January, 1883.
Adjourned.
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Dnhotas Chances TO IIecome IA state.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-There is little
likelihood of Dakota becoming Il Safe this
session. The action Of the Senate ycster'
day in reccmmitting the bill TO the com
mittee practically prevents its return this
session, especially rs Messrs. Butler and
Vest have announced their intention oI
fighting it in committee. There have been
u large number Of petitions against the
the passage Of the bill from persons holding
rcpudiation bonds of the city Of Yaukton
and this unsavory spot in the record ot the
territory is fast alternating the friends OF thu
bill.
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NArcuEz, March 2S.-SnndNy and Mon
lav abou, three inches Of rain fell. The
river is forty seven feet eight inches and
stationary. 'vidalin, La, IL covered with
water from , to 6 feet. Nearly all the resi-
dents are removed to NatChcz. Steamboats,
arc now sailing over wagon roads. All the
bottom lands OH the Mississippi side, us far
as Fort Adams, arc under water. Great
NestitNtion nreYNifs.
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A LabOrcr Killed While EatInS Ills
BrenkfnNt ou the TraciS.
PrrTsDUEGH, March 2S.--At about half.
past six o'clock this morning Charles
Brown, Il colored laborCr on siding which
is being constructed at Neville Station on
the Fort Wayne road, was sitting on one
OF the tracks eating his breakfast, when
Express No. 9 came along aud whistlGd
when close upon him. Brown arose, but
instead Of stepping of the track, stepped
between the rails He was struck by the
locomotive and killed. Brown WIS thirty.
one years old and native OF Martinsburg,
W. Va. He had been here q year, during
which time he had lived in Sawicklcy.
lie was the only support OF his mother
who suffers the double Ntlliction Of his loss
and that OF his sister, Mrs. Alexander
Dennis, Miihina week. An inquest was
held by the Coroner ut the Fort Wayne
station this morning, and n verdict OF nc,
Cidental death rendered. The body was
taken in charge By his brotttcr.in.law,
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.AsSsciaLcd PrcI Disqualification Ar.
thus held his FIRST public reception at the
Executive Mansion tonight. He was
assisted by General and Mrs. Grant, seSer.
nj ladies the Cabinet, Mrs. Senator Pondle-
ton, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs Mcpherson and
u few personal lady friends. Col. Rockwell
introduced the guests to the President,
The crowd was enormous, every element
Of Washington society being present, in,
clnding Cabinet officers, members OF the
Diplomatic Corps, Justices OF the Supreme
Court United States Senators and Repre-
sentatives and hundreds OF citizens with
members OF their households.
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II turned into the county treas
ury, to 20 or % cents on the S!OO. The
money came out OF lhecounty and itwouId
be perfectly fair Tor 1t to return to the
county in this way.
But, II 1t is not deemed advisable to use
the money for the reduction OF the levy, 1t
could be applied to much needed cxpendl'
lures, as, for instance, toa new bridge ut
E0T street across Wheeling creek, or on
one or two OF the most important county
roads, with u view Of putting them in per-
mancnt good condition. II it could be de-
voted to the payment Of county debt that
would be the proper place to put it, on the
principle laid down by Horace Greeley,
that the best use OF money is to pay ones
debts. But unfortunately our county
debt can only be paid Off in instNlIments,
and the amount necessary to pay these III
stalIments must be included in the annual
levy, and hence the only way OF devoting
II to that direction is to do us We have sug.
gested, turn the money into the county
treasury and reduce the levy by that much.
It is for the Board OF Commissioners to
pass upon this matter aud determine as
to the proper course to pursue,
The county also holds nearly 1000 shares
otstock in the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Ken
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SAN Francisco, March 2S The Repub.
lican State Central Committee met this
morning and ordered dispatch sent TO
to the President through the California
delegation informing him that, in the
opinion OF the Committee, his failure to
sign the eanti.Chinese bill will result disas.
trously to the interests andprosperity Of this
coast and will work great injury to the
people Of every class.
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rern orIrr

p., Gi,.. Of the wcttsburg Ncs' wat
~, ..,, y,.,rIaH lie is not cnthuscd
ID Wv" So ioip,. Of the late Legislature, and
o'" ,,.. D.' ,o,be opinion that the Democracy
a'"",. p.., ,ropni in West Virginia, Bro.
'l' a,.i. W. a Democrat. be it remembered.
Va ,S.v, IlI, oi Mineral county, he, how
VIZ astI.copinion OF . great mum.
,j CIV" hmocrlt, who will speak out on
--l.-..l-.ri rrn long.
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NEw YoRK, March 9S.-The anti.Kelly
Tammany Democracy met tonight and re.
solved that the so.called elly'Cornell alli-
NnCe "is such IN infamous display OF party
treason us to make it eminently advis.
able that the Democratic State Central
Committee be convened and such meas.
urcs taken Us will forever assure all loyal
Democrats that hereafter there will be no
cowardly recognition OF or compromise
with Inhn kRllVn
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'ne 'O"n'I'> HOMdS anu stock In the
p.M. y ILy.. NOnl.

Oaio county recently had $4,000 Of the
/, Wa ny, Railroad : per cent bonds.
laN company draws two OF It's outstanding
o'nds every year by lot, for its sinking
'aaa' except when some holder is willing
@S'IIolt two oi his bonds. III that ease
%R%@ high @s per cent premium for
, Ssal' IN preference to drawing them by
S~' PAYING them Oft at par. This it
1V'' " amaltcr OF favor to holders, and
""O'"arse as matter Of economy to tho
|~Pa"E as it is cheaper to pay of bonds
a. par than to buy them at 5 per cent
p'S0',Nm' Nevertheless as the bondhcldsrs
'Ua''''9'e rn,,aa', the company, this policy is
G",i" ,S'" enough Ohio county is bond
holder and d, sucl, s.ockGoIJcr IN ,ho
,.", ,0Ip"ay' i, No bonds having been offered
'aS' year the lot was vas, to nroviJo ,wn ~
',"al men ior the sinking taul. The lot fcll
upon two Of Ohio copn,y's holdings and ND
SisSg'al"s'y is.,.;, two OF her $4,000 paiI off, off,
Ts Tavlns $4,000 still in her possession,
' taese $4,000 would probably sell today
iio''iolorcr io ccntprcmiuo, notnj,bs,oni. ,1r"i
'aS the lottery hangs over Them '''%''~ CnnI
's'yn I'VE per cent securities are dilljcuIt,o ' 90,
,ar ,si,I capitalist, seeking for ropnJ It' lot
,S' rSu'I Faya Eoodprcmium and ,ake n.
s'l'c' as to tie drawings At most IL,
S1pa0y M =, can draw buttwo bonds per year @
s.'t %gey ae notapt to fall on any on
h rs ~, holdings with any degree Of regular
r,.. w. "nc'hcr it would be better for tn,
t,r ',''y ", IN view Of the approaching annua
wy ~! I'm June to sell out these sisCC, %,
r,.,'E Nor I0por cent premium, and apply III
s., mS,vSU' to- the reduction Of the lew b
sis Ss' much this year is a matter for tbc con
Iae'a'ion ,aS Of the Board Of Commissioner
~. ".Vpsr PEI cent premium the bonds WON'T
m'.' NV S'''S9o, or moro than half tho custc
S01n'y levy and reduce i
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Special Dispatch to the lntcllIgenctr.
WASHINGTON, March'2S.-President Ar
ihnr's first public reception was held to-
night and proved very elegant affair.
The crush was enormous and the scene a
very brilliant one The Marine band was
in attendance. The halls were handsome.
ly decorated, and the attendance Of i'm
portant personagcs very large.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
THE CHINESE Blu IN DANGER
Or BsIHs Vetoed hr the Prs.idsut- Reduction oI
Internal Revenue TaxatlOn-DakOta's Chan.
ss' for BssOmIns State Very slim.
Tho Presidents first Reception.
Special Dispatch to the IntclllEenccr.

Special Dispatch to the lntclllgcnccr.
WASHINGTON, March 2S..-Tho Chinese
bill was considered at the Cabinet meet.
ing to-day. but no conclusion was reached
Gen. Butler, who is the friend of the
workingman, and a strong advocate of the
bill, had an interview with the President
last night, and stated to-day that he be.
lieved the President would veto the bill.
Should it be vetoed it will be amended
fixing the restriction period Mt ten years,
and passed again. In that shape it would
be approved by the President.
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GARDINER, ME-, March 2S.-The paper
mill OF Richards & Co., was burned to-day,
Loss $4,000, insured for $4,000.
SPENCER, Ism, March 2S-A frc yester.
day destroyed Conner & I.aGin's dry goods
store and Wiles & Sons drug store. Loss
$4,000. Insurance. SN.3nN.
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Special Dispatch to the lhtellIECnCtr
WASHINGTON, NIarch2SJTheSena Com
mittee on Military Affairs this morning
agreed to recommend the passage Of bill
to increase the permanent annual appro-
priution OF 100000 for arming the militia
of the several States and Territories to
pnnn nnn
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 2S.-A storm
in South Alabama blew the house OF Il. j,
Richardson, Of Barbour county, down,
killing him. p. Rcdding, near Cuthburt,
Ga, and Mrs, Pond and Mr.. Martin. near
Browns Station, were killed, A number
OF people We're badly hurt, and many
houses demolished.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 9S.-This morning
between and 2 o'clock Greek Burnett
fatally shot Bob Alexander while return
ing from dance. Both the parties are
colOrel. The difficulty occurred about q
colored woman,
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CINclXXArI, March 9S,-A Castle special
says; The boiler Of an engine OF portable
sNw mill belonging 70 Reuben Dentro, near
Corning Ohio, exploded to-day, killing one
man outright and fatally injuring four
others. One Of the victims was Dentro.
The other names arc not given.
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CIScINN4TT. March 9s.-A special 10 the
CommTciGi from WavcFly, 0. says: ITwo
men named Rider, father and son. vera ara
shot and instantly killed tonight, at Jasper
live miles south of this place, by n man
tanned Shropshire. The parties had onSr.
relied about family trouble.
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The Ways and Means Committee say
their action Of to,dAyfor reduction Of the
tax on cigars and cigarettes. and OF the
liquor licenses is not in conflict with the
decree OF the late Republican caucus; that
that decree was against reduction Of the
tax on whisky 0nd tobacco only. The bill
OF the committee makes total annual re-
duction Of twcnGy-three million dollars.
The reduction Of special taxes is $780,
O4S.
The reduction OF the tax on bank checks,
proprietary articles and of all articles in
schedule a, is SlG,S72,sSO.
The reduction OH cigars and cigarettes is
S9,0GG,OOO.
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VIZ have received copy of the tSrELM-
GrNcEN, OF the 18th inst, containing a
map Of the State, showing the boundaries
of the four new congressional districts,
and beautiful looking things they are. But
this reconstructed map OF West Virginia,
displays ntorc than good looks. 1t shows
ingenuity, statecrft, astutencss and tho
lofty plane OH which modern politics
maneuvcrs, gyratcs and summersaults.
We would advise the Republicans to
scatter this fine work OF art broadcast over
the State. Its Il telling thing-N biz thing
on wheels.-Chat4,aoa .Saic- GHtntack
pdDeF,
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DIsArroTXrMEST in matters Of pleasure "a
hard to be horne, in matters RlIecting SaS,,I, T.
1t becomes cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough srrnn
never diSappOinis those who use Il for 6bstl'
nate coughs, colds, irritation OF throat md
lungs, etc, NA' 1i'u
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last SAGINAW, Mlcn., March 2s.-Tho
post9illce at Frecland was entered by
burglars last night. The safe door was
blown of and SO, in money and 500 in
stamps carried of. S-VN ~
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The Chill.Peruvian InvcAtIEntIon.


wAsmSaroS, March 2s.vShiphcrd was
a little better to-day, but is still unable to
leave his house. Mr.. Blaine is to bo the
next witness, and will be followed by
Trescott, Adams, Minister 10 Bolivia, uwl-
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REDUCING THE RIIINO.
Proposed Reduction or Internal Revcu
ne uCTRxeH-A HIg Slice to be cut of,

Proposed Reduction or Internal Reyen.
ucTaxe"-A Zig Slice to be cut of.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllgcnCcr.
WASHINGTON, March 9S.-The Committee
on Ways and Means today prepared its
only bill looking TO n reduction OF the inter.
nal revenue. 1t carries out the principle
for some time agreed upon by all tue
members OF the committee, the reduction
OF the special tax on liquor and tobacco, or
rather the prices Of licenses held by dealers
in these articles. This will reduce the rev.
cnucs about S272,OOOOOO annually. In
addition to this will follow the abolition OF
the tax on bank checks, deposits, matches
and proprietary medicines, which will
make reduction Of S3,OOO,OOO. This will
cut of about S3O,OOO,OOO from the internal
revenue receipts, which is fully as much as
the opponents OF the reduction of internal
taxation will agree to Mt this time.
l'soci0ted Press Dipaich: House
Committee OF Ways and Means agreed
upon the bill to reduce the internal reve-
nue.. 1t repeals the stamp tax on bank
checks, drafts, orders and vouchers, the
tax on capital and deposits in National
banks under section 5,2li OF the Revised
Statutes, not including the taxes on capital
and deposits with said banks, bankers and
~
National banks Tor the current six months,
the period cnding-in the case of the Ma
tionat banks-On the 3Oth OF June, 1882,
aud the case OF the other banks and bank
ers, on the 3lst Of May, 1882; the tax on
matches, perfumery, medicinal prepare
tons and other articles imposed by Schcd-
ule A, following section 3,4S7 Of the Re-
vised Statutes, from and after the first Of
May, 1852.
Rectiiiers OF distilled spirits shall pay u
special tax OF SI2O. Any person who rccti-
fies less than 800 barrels year shall pay
5000; wholesaleliquor dealers $50 90; retail
liquor dealers Sl2OO.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco 50 40
All manufacturers Of tobacco So 90; manu.
facturers OF cigars s. 90.
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors s36 90;
retailers IS 10; Brewers $50 90: any person
who manufactures less than 800 barrels
year 5000.
feddters OF tobacco, snuff and cigars pay
special taxes as follows: Peddlcrs, first class,
$50 90; second, SIS 90; third 81 20, fourth,
s. 60.
Manufacturers Of stills shall pay $50 90
and sl3 90 for each still or worm for dis
tfl'ing matt made by him.
Retail dealers OF leaf tobacco, s. so, and
thirty cents additional for each dollar on
the amount of their sales in excess Of
$1,000. On cigars Of all descriptions made
Of tobacco, or any substitute thereof, sold
or removed for consumption or sale, shall
be paddy the manufacturer s. per thou.
sand On cigarettes weighing more than
three pounds to the thousand, $ per thou.
sand
The Ways and Means Committee say
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IlnrgnIn In n I,Innn

Good X octave rosewood piano. nearlv
new, used but short time, will be sold NJ :
great bargain. Call and examine al Lnsss'
Music Store, ii+2 Main street. ~ ""VSs
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CINCINNATI, March 98-Young Sam
Clarke, who shot himself at the Gibson
House last Saturday night, died this morn.
ing.
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Prices Mt the stock yaItls today were nc Follow.
Calves S6OgaSOO GcCOTdingtO QuaiItySnd condItIo,,;
auss 1!+t6c; CaltlC ranged from sic 10 &c. No.
coJding 10 weight and condition. '|.s' az
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CoLyMnrs, GA, March ga cyclone
passed near L?!;3!e.hapoka, Ala, doing great
damage and killing two men, N'S