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wAsHNoroN, D. c., February G.-secre-
taty Hunt received the following cable dis.
patch from James Gordon Bennett, at Paris,
this morning:
"Your dispatch received. Since you have
decided to send officers l defer 10 your
judgement. Will you kindly let me know
their names, whether Junior or senior to
Danenhower in rank, by what steamer they
sail and when they will arrive in Paris, as /
may be Of service in forwarding them 10
their destination. The steamer Lena, which
by Siberiakoff y kindness has been tend
me, is Of course at their disposal. Mycor-
respondent, who is almost Mt Irkutsk, will
know that the expedition is to be in charge
OF officers Of the United States Navy, and
will 80 simply as the Herald correspon-
deat.h
Secretary Hunt also received the follow
ing cable dispatch from Acting Minister
Hoffman, at St Petersburg, this morning: {:
"Danenhower ackneW fedges the orders and
will proceed" The latter is in reply to q
dispatch ordering Danenhower 10 proceed
home with the invalida.
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THE PERUvIAN CoMrAsY.
The Investigation Into lhe AnaIrs o
Ihe Company.

The InVcsllga1lon iuto lhe Analrs Of
the Company.
Special Dispatch to the tnteittgencer
WASHINGTON February 6--Congressman
Belmont, oil New York, introduced a reso>
luton IN the House today which was
adopted, calling upon the Secretary OF
State to give additional information regard.
ing the Peruvian Company. The resolu-
ton directs the Secretary to giveth letters
written by Jacob R. Shepherd, the general
manager OF the Company, on June 2d,
August 10th, September %, and November
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Educational Aa,,Irs,


Special Dispatch to the IntelllsOncet,
WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Bureau
OF Education has received a communica-
ton from France that the French Govern
ment has taken steps to prevent the too
rapid increase Of the number Of Doctors OF
Law in the Republic. The number OF per-
sons upon whom this degree was conferred
rose from IL, in 1905, to l9l in 1875, and
since then has ranged between l75 and
ls9. In the University Of Toxic, Japan,
in 1881, there were ee5 students, Of which
0s were graduated in that year, es from the
department Of science. The University
has 6s professors, and Instruction 8 given
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Retiromcnta and Promotions.

special Dispatch 70 the lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-Commissary
General Meigs and Paymaster General
Brown were retired to-day and their sue
cessors appointed. Commissary General
Ruckcr was appointed to succeed Meigs,
and Paymaster Rocher succeeds Brown.
General Rucker is an older man than
Meigs asd he will doubtless soon be re-
tired, when General Rufus ingalls, will bc
appointed to the vacancy. Major Roches-
ter was jumped over the heads OF two
Assistant Paymaster Generals, two Deputy
Paymaster Generals and seven Paymasters,
who stood above him on the bill roll.
Why General Rucker, who could have
been legally retired without promotion,
should be boosted up in regular order, he
having been next iu succession to Meigs,
and why Rochester should be sky rocket
ed over the heads Of eleven Of his seniors
in the service, are problems which the
army officers are trying to solve. The dis
appointed Paymasters seem to have the
most difficulty in answering the conum-
druu
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cmc4eO. Febtuatr 0.-rAe Droyvf Joumal e.

CHICAGO. February G,-Ths Droyvf Journal re.
HoSs-steady; opened slow and closed tirm. Re.
ceip6 % wv mead; ShlpmeutS 100 head. Common
ping @ 7OL7 l5 phIlAdelphla and lsrltns7 i6a7 S5
light, % 20a6 70; sklps Rndculls, AGga6 W.
tattte-Steady with q fair demand but Irregular
Receipts 900 head; shipments 800 head; KXp0Ftl
% l0aa 90 good 70 choice shipping, SSG0A6 00 com.
mon 10 fall, q 6SAb 50 mixed butchers Btr0ng: moor
Market closed ffn.
Sheep-MaFke weak and prices steady. Reeeipts
400 bead; shipments none: common 10 IalF a 9Dl
p; mixed 70 good, 81 26N 90; choice 70 extra
s. SoAS s.. Quality poor.
CINCINNATI, February 6.-cottou IA fair demand
4! ll1al2c. Flour easier family ,s5 9Oa6 80; fair
q soAl 90 Corn quiet; No. ? mixed 65a6Sic.
oats easier; No 2 mixed sc. Rye dull az 81 n.
Barley In fair demand at 81 Of asked PORK dfrt Al
SIS 50. Lard strong AtSll % Bulk neatI IN R00d
dsmandi thouldsS 81 o0f clear nb q S. RiSOn.
whisky aIm Al Ii II; combination sAlei oi dnished
gooiS $50 barrels on batso Of tii7 Butter, choics
Western Reserve SOC; choiee Central Ohio ne, Lf.
need oil dull At G0c. =
EAST LtBERrY, February 6.-Cattle- -Rcceipts
,tg9 head, Market fair at last weeks prices.
Hop-Reeelpta 400 head; Philadelphia 81 lna
SHEER 5Reeeips 400 head. Market slow at las.
TTIpsyu1x, February 6.-oil opened at s7lEe.
highest SIX lowest S6Ne: closed u s6hc. SHIP.
m6iu o, III barrels runs u, COO barrels.
crcIsNAII, February G-Hogs drn; common and
light S sQGI 20; packing and butchers q fSai n
Receipts l,lSo head; shipments 80 head.
BRApToGp, Pa, February 6.-oil market anl
heavy; opened at SIZE declined 70 6fKe. M
closed at s65sc. sAlel %. 900 hatTell
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FROM THE GAPETAL.
lMPoRTANT MEASURES IN CONGRESS
Tbs Saipts QuAllata,lon Of Utah Delegate, Tie,
WIN only bs Allowed The Luxury Of OSs
WIFE llsrsansr--SAtlOnal pask Char.
asss-sssass alaatlOs.SotsL


i
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligencer.
WAsntXGToN, December 6.-The regular
order in the House to-day was the intro
duction Of Bills and motions to pass bills
and joint resolutions. Under suspension OF
the rules, over 200 bills were presented.
Mr.. Burrows then moved the adoption OF
his bill, prescribing the qualifications Of
delegates to Congress fromLtle territories
This bill is intended to prohibit the return
Of Delegate Cannon or any other Mormon
bigamist or polygamtst from Utah. Itpro-
vides that Delegates hereafter to be elected
tn the territory stall not be less than
twenty-five years Of age, seven years resi-
dent Of the United Suites and not guilty Of
bigamy or polygamy. It was anticipated
that there might be a controversy over
this bill, and Mr.. Burrows had nice little
speech prepared on the subject, but there
was hardly vote recorded against It. III
the ELECTIONS Committee, which has the
contested case Of Campbell VS.. Cannon in
charge, should recommend the return OF the
case to the people, and the House should
adopt the report, Mr.. Cannon would be
ineligible for reelection, provided the
Senate passes the Burrows bill.
An attemptto secure the passage Of a bill
reported from the Judiciary Committee,
providing for & commission to investigate
the alcoholic liquor traffic, was less forti-
nate. Two-thirds are required to suspend
the rules, and the vote in favor Of passing
tue commission bill was li2 to 9s, consid-
erably less than two.tbirds voting in the
affirmative. The majority OF the Demo-
cratic votes were, as one Of the members
expressed it, "cast, us usual, in favor OF the
whisky barrel" No measure proposed to
Congress OF late years has been supported
by such numerous petitions as the bill to
provide an alcoholic liquor commission.
There is no doubt but that the bill will be
passed when it comes up on its merits to be
decided by majority.
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The senate ORGANIZATION


Special DispaIch TO the lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, February G.-There may
be a lively little debate in the Senate 10.
morrow regarding the organization OF that
body. Senator Harris, in obedience to
the mandate of the Democratic caucus,
presented resolution to-day for the elec.
ton Of Neal Brown, a Democrat from
Tennessee, rs reading clerk Before the
resolution was presented it was under.
stood that David Davis, who holds the
balance Of power, would vote for its
adoption, 1t is said, however, that sena.
tor Cameron will, when Harris resolution
Is called up tomorrow, present an amend
ment to it providing for the election of a
new set Of officers for the Senate. OF
course II Senator Davis has agreed to stand
by the Democrats in the election OF Brown
Senator Cameron's amendment cannot be
adonted. ~
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RtoYenlnle Monlder., Ntrika.

PtrTsBuRaH, February 8.-The stove.
plate moulders held q meeting recently
and resolved to ask their employers for al
advance Of ten per cent. in wages, and also
requested an answer at given time. To-
day the Employers Association held q
meeting and considered the demand with
the result that they declined to accede. In
consequence the noutders organization has
decided to strike, and after to-day and un-
til an amicable arrangement shall be
reached, the stoyeplate foundries Of this
city will be shut down.
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Pound mead.

THoRNTowS, ISD., February 6.-The
body Of Josephus Mfliken was found dead
Saturday evening in the southwest part Of
town, with knife wound below the left
shoulder, between the first and second
ribs. John Nixon, who had been quarrel-
ing with Aiifiiken during the day, was ar
rested, and bloody knife was found on
him, Yesterday he admitted that he struck
Milliken once with the knife, but said it
was done in self-detense. Nixon was COM
mitted for trial.
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outse q NsWYof

The exhibit this week, although only
slightly larger than that Of the correspond
ing week OF last year, is still most grati-
flying one compared with that Of last week.
In twenty-three cities the total gross ex.
changes Of the week amount to 81, $40, $780,
Oh against sl,27O,5Oi,2 PSI in twenty.fonr
cities last week. Thus showing that, with
few exceptions, there has been crafty,
ing improvement in business circles,
The figures, as compared with those OF the
corresponding week Of last year, show an
increase OF 20.2 per cent against IN in.
crease Of 50.2 per cent last week and de.
crease Of 1905 per cent the previous week.
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mainly in the English Language, although
1t Is intended that the japanese language
shall be ultimately used in ali the depart
,nenta


Special Dispatch 70 tho intelligencer
WASHINGTON, February O.-The consid-
Grafton by the Banking and Currency
Committee Of a bitl to provide for the ex-
tension Of the National banks, directs at.
tention TO those banks whose charters will
soon expire and TO those whose corporate
existence has Just begun. There were
organized during the six months ended on
the LIST Of January last, sixty.seyen Nation.
al banks with an authorized capital of
s72l, ,20O,0 ,05O, and q circulation amounting
70 SS,484. 40.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, February GA des-
pcrate fight occurred at Rock Island, War
rem county, last night Four men attacked
Jack Gribble, ierryman, because he re-
fused TO ferry them across the river, which
was high and dangerous. Gribble was cut
and hit severely while retreating. Billy
McCarpenter pursued him, swapping q pis-
tol in his face, when GribbIe shot him
through the heart, killing him instantly,
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Q ,Cclal Dispatch % the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-air. Gambler,
Of Massachusetts, introduced bill into the
House to-day providing that the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall pay prize money to
the officers and crew Of the war vessel
Cumberland, which met the Merrimac in
1862 and went down with her colors flying,
as the title expresses II,
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Archblshep Pnrcell,s lIenllh.

CINcISNATI, February 6.-Itappears now
that the report Of All tnfavorable turn in
the health Of Archbishop Purcell, which
led to the publication to-day that his death
was imminent, had no basis OF fact. Mr..
Garland, editor OF the Cathode Telegraph,
has to-day received telegraph from a
priest in Brown county, which says: "The
Archbishop is remarkably well and intends
to ride out as soon us the weather will per
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NRw YoRK, February 6,-Another body,
supposed to be that Of Miss Ryan, was
taken from the ruins Of the old World
building this morning. The Coroners' in
quest was begun to-day. The testimony
related to the want Of fire escapes, the in
tlammable character Of the interior OF the
buildings and the strange heat Of the par
tition walls before tho fire broke out.
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=, y,.,erlay passed the charter
lns Ii,a atD1,t tgSj the diy OF Wheeling by a
'',''''a ,'..jJJ IA, vote. This, too notwith.
..:ti's y.,y o The extraordinary means resOried
s, ,slnstss tssoopsitou ' to kill it, and nOtwith-
,,D3in, o% ~,tS the opposition OF the two sena-
'ss 1I'irS from tbs district Thank iotinne' rum.
s.,.,sr ',,1 ,be city was not left in u strait
Ss' HD' ,,snj an abundance Of friends among
,,a,n,n,ye s,s strangers, as deserving Peo-
.s.j .s.5scD do in this world, simply by virtue
y,Ss inherent strength and justice Of her
s'.s The Senate tiad the discernmont TO
,.,,,,,e ,be cIlat' from the wheat, and to
..,,,uj,e from even the arguments Of the
,,,n.itiop Themselves ilta, our aliairs were
" ~. ,ncb A plight as to call loudly for relief
,,j reform. Mr.. Goods speech on behalf
ofthe opposition must have tended 10 con-
vince every judicial mind that things were
,bort rs badus they could be under the
pte.ent order Of things 1t was one OF those
efforts tha, kicked back good deal further
than !, shot forward, and Senators so
it, When a gentleman draws
,u,h piclureoi taxation and debt us he
Iew. auditors naturally infer that the sys.
en- under which i, resulted must bo very
Mr.. Good issO much more
4 a rhetorician than II lOgician, that he
eemci not to have perceived this drift Of
is remarks. We are glad that lie was
nployed to champion the side OF the op-
,osition. We hope he will make the same
peech before the House Of Delegates. We
ave confidence that the same just verdict
;iit be rendered by that body that was
endered yesterday by the Senate.
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Hrn,aStoo

sr. Lotus, February Gan explosion Of
alarge tank in the East St. Louis render
ing works, situated north OF the National
stock yards, occurred yesterday afternoon,
almost completely demolishing the build.
ing. John Case was killed aud Jerome
Tyler and John Meyerhoter seriously In
iGred. Loss $4,000,
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ST. LOWS, February B,-The wrestling
match between Andre Christol and VIM.
Muldoon, for the championship medal and
the championship OF the United States,
three trials, Greco Roman style, came Of
tonight and was won by Muldoon. The
first contest lasted twenty minutes, the sec
ond fifteen minutes.
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ANnrroW Esenpe.

LYxcuuuRo, Va. February CA crowd
at Sycamore threatened 10 lynch Yester,
the Plttsylyania murderer. The authorities
EailFoaded him to the county jail on the
fast mail train,
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was heard at Sixth and Vine streets,
caased by the falling Ia ola partition wall
q the new building being constructed BY
the Emery Bros, lor hotel. The loist
which had been laid for the seyenth.story
section, about forty feet wide In the centre
o. the building, fell In q mass to the foun.
dation, doing vast amount Of damage,
which cannot befully estimated until an
examination Is made, The loss must OK.
coed $1,000. II Is mot supposed that any
one was hurt as the debris all fell within
the building,
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Another Witness,

DEALiSoroS, w. Va, Februarys.
Eai.o,s lB,clllsOaces
The Randolph hanging sensation pub.
lished in the RtgtsIfr by a phitippi cor.
respondent is canard. No truth as to
any sort OF violence.
All quiet in the mountains, with big
snow falling. r.
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THE CITY CHARTER REVISION.
1u' HlII that rNN.FA lho Senate Yester.

day.
, :, The following is Senate bill No. 9o2-the
,,., SII IN relation to the city government Of
bglSo&: >""'' 's9't40"S
hs maeed BY tie Legislature Of lvss VII.
fASi-FAat there shall DO elected by the
NOuH'l' OF the city Of Wheeling, in ioint
session, a quorum Of each Branch being
present. At their ilst meeting after this act
SNss effect, or ms soon thereafter as prac.
uSSOlc' and thereafter at their first meeting
0'''' every regular charter election, or a:
soon thereafter us practicable, in like join
session. \ three Water Commissioners ant
u. snrGe members Of the Board Of Pabli,
Works those elected at the first neetln,
after the next regular charter election /.
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CINCINNATI, February 6-The TINES,
Sar'S CattIetsburg, KY, special saws that
VIM. Neal was to-day sentenced to be
hanged on April l4th for the murder OF
Annie Gibbons at Ashland, Ky. Neal
made a little speech protesting his inno-
Cence.
Ellis Craft, who was convicted Saturday,
will be sentenced tomorrow. Probably
some day in the near future will be liked
for his execution.
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NEw YoRx, February &C General George
W, Wingate received the following cable
gram from Sir Henry Haiford, in regard to
the terms Of the proposed international
military rifle match:
CAMBRIDGE, February6.
We waive that the Rifle proof morks.
Cannot possibly guarantee return match.
(Signed) HALToRp.
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DIED.

.TURNER-on SUNDAY. February s, ltSa, at 30
Turner, in the eighteenth year ottisage,
The funeral will take place from his psrents res.
idence, at Martins Ferry, Ohio at 2o'clSek p u,
Tuesday. Interment al Walnut Grove cemstery.
F.iendE Of the family are Invited 10 attenb.
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
The Exchanges Mt The Prominent cities
For the Past Week.

BOsToS, February O.-From the Poa :
The following table shows the total gross
exchanges at twenty-three leading clearing
houses in the United States, twenty-five be.
ing for the week ending February 4, and
one-Louisville-for the week ending
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LouByIIIE, February 6.-General Abe
Buiord, the well known turiman, has
united with the Christian church. lie an
nounces his retirement from the turf.
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Nev Re-lme.

PH1&pRtrHtA, February 6.-The Mayor
says he will not grant q license to any place
otamusement which has q bar room at
tached, OF. .inEwhich liquors are sold.
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IWAsreduced 70 the verge Of the graye with
LeucorrhGa Uterine eatarrh md Amenor,
hna. Peruna cured. MRs. "A. W, J4cKsos.
Pitstbufgh, Pa.
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THE DAILY MARKETS..
FHE LATEsT rELEaRApAlo REpoara
OF the Csudltlsn Of Oh. nlil.a 4. d. I..ais.
Trade csStsri sf tAs ceun.ri TAs Rsilav
Prices for The Prlatlpn stApia -YhlA.
slll and CehnsrelG Laairt.

NEW YoRE, February o.-MoErr-- p,r eent
per annum, le, per cent per diem, closing, offered
e. e. re- cent Prime ~ ssns
sIessaaggg sagg exchange, eankeu bills X ~ demand
d0vfENnEyrJ- Steady and UNCHANGED. e.e.nt
for extended o., which are X per cont hiFhSf.
y. 3 q, extend ded..,. t0gts Lehifh a tyiikt fd5
Y, y q, extended st z, q Ax City iris iI X
"a coupons, q, AciAebond III iis
~ pom. u. p, Land Gfants ii3l
racihc e q o-:.....le ". 2. 8. 4. BondI N
EtissecopdSN .,.,..... 0l TeS. .PsS. IL d. nv ~
soheEed. ~ ~ -
RAnAaAD RoNps-F Fairly tcsiyc.
sfAfH sEcuRtrIEA-pull ana kenerAlly lower.
LOUISIANA cons0tG.,- iYifgifiiA al Il
Missouri viFglnia e0usolS ~. n
" h..:........,..i0eA IN mat nouponi 6D,s
TTennsee e.....:'''. VilRinia deieffod,.a il
STOCKS -Shar0 speculation opefied pey sent
highef than a Saturdays closing pFietl fot Rich
mphu 4 DAnvle and 1<lttf taf esilt M ~ tkh
rSlt Of the market the latter Tor Ohio Ientrsi In
the carry dealings an advance ot llaiK nor cent
NJ ~ tecgtded-p Denver 4 RIO trGnd6 aud New Yofk
mnyemenL Between boards genefai' AIM Sf
ssat per cent took place, the latter iof N6ithefn
Pacific preterfed, while RiChtannd 4 EanViiiefsid
up per cent to tJ, but immediate feGcteti rer
cent, and Memphis 4 Charleston sold M i1s iNr
Senl V III put fell ot 81 pef cent
ued 90 70 the close, The market IN ihe atisr dsfi
tnga advanced, With en eegistdua fnecti0fiai rpao
u0n o. 1ial per cent, the latter for Dtnyos q Ri6
Haade, while Memphis 4 ghAfIottdn Il IA rp ~
per cent 70 Y, and Richmond & Danvflle per tlft
70 2io, pntlhe lattst closed per cent lower. The
reaction frum the highest polnt Of lhe Iiay!
Transactions 100 Ahifeg n - s.a-e
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rollnnar of-nRnlIslIng.

cRcrsxATi, February 6.-shortly after
midnight last night, . resounding crash
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OBJ GntelAigfnotr
5.,,i ~. Is aea - Ee"y.sg"s" s=ss;


.;.5..7li.1 this tnorningthe city charter
EEPaO.,ii'a ,ia. a /, passed the Senate yester.
revision "a. Sal ta,o ~ tsat all our readers will
DAY. We IlS,, p%g' ,,s1ins. 1t will be seen
give 'a,y'"' Az. interests are guarded with
that the slyi y, n. SiIl in ali its provisions,
geai e'Is si, y ii, in ttel#eifti and thirteenth
aaiar'a,;,sh .S;sh II forbid d, any person holding
sei'a' .n,yt =" ,se &c commissions provided for
apsia9HS ,S on ,.so w 1 in any way connected
In ths Ol'l ,'a,r,t, ""v We have italicised the
With any 'onga 'l.,;on a, worthy Of especial at
,i.,ion lh,t,'''r ON the pat, olgery citizen
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RUSSIA DON'T WANT WAR.
TOo NAruRAL

ROVE, February G.-sarah Bernhard
tainted in "Les Danes Aur Camelias,n at
Genoa. She spat blood, and the audience
cried "enough" and quilted the theatre.