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TEw YoRE, March 22.-The Pot says
TINT it is now beyond question that Jay
Gould and those who work with and ior
him have secured, the price not be.
ing given, a majority Of the capital
stock Of the the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company. From this fact il would not
follow that there is. to be consolidation
Of the two companies, but simply that
they will work in harmony Instead OF as
riSnls
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Reller ror lhe rlnnd Snner.r..

WAsHINGToN, March 22.-The Secretary
Of War ordered 100000 rations Issued at
New Orleans for the benefit Of Louisiana,
200, 900 at Memphis for Mississippi, $50, 900
at Helena for Arkansas, and 10000 each at
Charleston, New Madrid and Gayaso for
Arkansas. The House adopted a resolu.
ton calling on the Secretary Of War for In.
formation as to what further relief was
necessary for the sufferers from the over.
flowed Mississinni.
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Special Dispatch TO the lntClllgenccr.
WASHINGTON, March ga Richmond
special says: The Readiustcr leaders, in
accordance with the demands Of some Of
tho members oftheir party in the legisla-
ture, have, it is understood, agreed to
amend the bill for the redislriction Of the
State for Congrcsmen. These changes
will take Piusytvania, one Of the fagest
counties, out of The Sixth (Tucker's) dis,
trict and put it back into the Fifth
(CabeIrsl, and change Rockbridgc from
the Seventh (Pauls) back to the Sixth
Crucker's) district. This last amendment
will throw Randolph Tucker, John W.
Daniel and Major Whitehead, the three
leading aspirants for Congress in that sec.
ton of the State, into the Sixth district.
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NEw YoRx, March 92.-Nlr. G. w. Bal
lou, Vice. President aud Acting President
Of the Mutual Union Telegraph Company,
authorizes an absolute denial Of the reposts
which ar6b being persistently circulated as 10
consolidation or amalgamation oihisCom.
pany with the Western Union Telegraph
Company, or that the latter has Obtained
control Of the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company, and he pronounces the reports
false and withoutany foundation whatever.
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Rhode island Democrnttc Ticket,

PRovlpEScF, r. l., March 22,-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention made the follow
ing nominations: Horace A. Kimball Tor
Governor; ]. G, Perry, Lieut.. Governor;
Jonathan NJ. Wheeler, Secretary OF State;
Francis L. o,ReiIIy, Attorney General;
Arnold L. Burdick, General Treasurer.
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@FNad Of u man the other day who
aa'las heard his preacher say something
u as sermon about the Songs of Solomon,
.a1 thinking that said songs were some
lHSnSw, want to the music store the next
!'nd inquired for them, as his daughter
a'.sA' 'ae would likcto practice on them
wv .sNsl pane And so when we lately called
.%s@l s"s 'othc iact that the Constitution
@"'s' Virginia in section three of article
Wy @plelly cuioincd that ~ complete
:. --1'tliII@ statement OF the receipts and
'-t'., tFaitrres Of the public moneys shall be
tspu''ed X. annually" some people were in.
,-% 10 open their eyes and shake their
!, '-4'' As II they thought We had got hold
Sa spurious copy 1.-THE yaluablo organic
=" ~ Of West Virginia. But i, trans.
~. s"s' 'Ha' tine hound volume in
0% :, possession Of the doiugs oi
:, n, '''''o''"ic NIasl who assembled
y !, SVAarIcston !, in lS79, isa gcapine collec,
N y Their wisdom and sntc.mcn.hin, anS
sas'ever a. plcna! inspiration attaches so 10
s'a y enactmcDts in general is to bc a,,ocS,
s@ the words we have quoted ifom soc.
@''e ofariicle ten, The fact that tho
e9cFacy have paid no attention 70 tLis
,N,eaeDi Of the Constitution IN to this
snO argument in the case. Tint sort
= argument would abrorate pretty
le Whole instrument. The Tree and
Sinner in which they override
y, "S0tulion Whenever it suits their
~ EFpoScs has become so noto.
S'' ii is no wonder ut all that
NaVe made no provision hereto,
d 'p,n,blshipsaunually the Complete
y. v,''l'Sd = statement" referred to. A
nv ~. 'lA' eau deal with the school fund o,
sS rs they have dealt with The scl,oo,
H. nv West Virginia, would natually, be
M, Prone s to furnish the people a ''de.
~ al'enent" Just as seldom as possible.
~ 'Et'' -. ''i' s,,SSsIatsa-tH.1t .1tsseis te-st2'l
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TME INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Fishing for the Sccretaryship-TelIGr
and ehairec. and Their Respective
Chances.
wAsulScrxx, March 22.-Talk OF
Senator Teller's appointment as Secretary
OF the Interior continues, and some assert
that the nomination will be made to-day or
tomorrow. ASenator asked Mr.. Teller, so
it is said, why he did not hurry his ap-
pointtnent up and have it done with, and
he replied TINT he was waiting to hear
from Colorado. Western Senators genCr.
orally believe that Teller has been
urged for this appointment aud that
the President promised to make it, hut
some Of them do not believe the matter
has been definitely settled, or that the
position has been formally offered TO
Teller. Some asSert the belief that the
influence Of Chalee's friends Is pushing
Teller for the Cabinet with the purpose OF
having Chatce succeed Teller in the Sen.
Nte. This could not DO accomplished, OF
course, without the consent OF Governor
Pltkin,Sot Colorado, who would have in
his hands the appointment OF Teller's sue
cCssor. Strong pressure has been brought
upon the administration In favor OF Mr..
ChatIce's appointment as Secretary OF the
Interior, but this was bitterly fought by
tas EsSss Ssi q So @ tsssssTt' S
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WASHINGTON, March 92.-It is asserted
that W. E. Chandler will be nominated 10
the Senate for Solicitor General. Chandler
believes that he can now be confirmed.
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CHICAGO, March PA Springfield, Ills,
special says the Governor has committed
the sentence Of j. Galus 10 imprisonment
for life. He was to have been hanged on
Friday in Chicago. The Governor believes
Galus to be a hereditary imbecile.
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CmcAGo, March ga special from
Emmettsburg, Iowa, records tragedy
which occurred ten miles north Of Tint
town. Charles Cornelian and Fred Miller,
Highland Scots lately arrived from the
old country, became invoed in dispute.
Corneian procured revolver an shot
Miller dead. He then put bullet in his
own brains and fell dead in his tracks.
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A REIGN OF TERROR.
BHstHriiy AttcmptS 20 fturn the city OF
LnrnmIe, MyomIng.

CHYESSE, Wy, March 22.-A reign OF
terror exists at Laramie City, liity-six miles
west OF here. Incendiaries have been at
work for four nights pust, and fires have
occurred every night, some of them being
very costly. No distinction us to the class
OF property has been made, railroad build:
ings hotels and dwellings suffering alike.
Vigilants have been patro'iing the streets
for three nights; and have run in" about
twenty strangers, but the fires would start
up on all sides. The prisoners were re-
leased. The terror is great because the peo-
pie do not know what to expect next, for
the reason that they do not know whom 10
suspect. There will be necktie party if
the offenders are caught.
The trial OF Charles Picrronet, for the
murder OF Wm. Graves, a year ago, is in
progress at Laramie City.
Two nights ago the vigilants Of Rawlins,
Wyoming, lynched two men named James
Lacy and Bob Roddeck, who had burglar.
lied several houses.
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WASHINGTON, March 92.-Samuel BlatCh.
lord, of New York, Associate Justice Of the
United States Supreme Court,
U. s. Consuls, ]. S. Turner, OF Michigan,
at Amherstburg, Canada; Chas. Emers, oi
Michigan, ut Windsor, Ont.
Postmasters: j. IS. Crossman. Williams.
Town, Mich; A. Bierwith, Cape Girardean,
Missouri.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 22.-Elder
Morgan, Presiding Elder Of the Mormon
Church for Virginia, North Carolina, Ten.
nessee, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi,
left to-day for Utah with 100 converts gath.
cred in the above States. At Nashville he
will be Joined by fifty or seyenty.tiye moro.
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The Cnnnir Prnnrhi...

LONDON, March 22.-It Is considered
that the House of Commons has settled the
question that the regulation Of the county
franchise is clearly within tho mission Of
the present Parliament.
The Lincolnshire handicap was won by
Poulet; Master Waller, second; Buchanan,
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would DO settled in the State Department.
Tho Senator did take fee as attorney for
the company, and acted in that capacity
for nearly four months His entire connec-
ton with the case was during the recess Of
Congress- Shortly before the assembling
Of Congress in December, he had another
interview with me, and stated that he was
satisfied the questions involved in the
atiairS Of the company would come before
Congress In manner involving legislative
action, and he could not therefore
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Appropriation for the Canal Schcn,

Special Dispatch to the In,ellIscnCer.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House
Committee on Railways and CanOls to-day
decided to recommend the passage OF Mr..
Lords bill appropriating $4,000 for max
ing survey for ship canal from some
suitable point upon the Detroit river to
some suitable point upon the eastern shore
of Lake Michigan. This is another scheme
for connecting the upper and lower lakes
by some shorter route than the present.
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cnIcAoo. March 22.-There were fifteen
cases Of smallpox and seven deaths re.
ported to-day, the largest record since July.
The cause Is cold weather.
The Union Rolling mill strike ended to-
day in o compromise,
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4. beeinning Of ttheyeaF more
Sa ,.o Ls ,,s,nsn cmisrants have sail
anlSIg ,,,,'Spr alone, aud yet the sl emf
sd'i'a n'', '.nn ba, scarcely begun. What
Ea,',a 4. '',. aI, Of the year II this move
,,.rt kflsup'
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Collector Robertson and the Peruvian
Amir


Special Dispatch to the IntGlllgencer.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.%shipherd's
seance with the Foreign AlIais Committee
was not us spicy to-day as yesterday, but
it contained not little Of interest. He
was taken in hand by Mr.. Kasson, whose
questions were direct and search ing. He
brought from the witness NIL that was of
any importance. ln his testimony Senator
Blair was fully exonerated of any pres
ent connection with the company, and
Collector Wm. II. Robertson was dragged
into it. However, the allusion to Robert
son is causing little excitement here to-
night, as his only connection is supposed
to have been professional one previous to
his appointments and shipherd will explain
that in the morning. Perry Belmont was
numerically snubbed by Kasson for an ut
tempted interruption to-day, Kasson read
ing him a short lecturc.on common polite
ness, in plain terms.
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A BROKEN RAIL.
FALL OF A TRAIN.
Eight Hunlu Being, Sent llsadlOps rp.o rt.rDlt,
blythe Giving AWay Ora Brldss-rh. IIOr.
rOr Doubled BY the Burnlhg Of the
cars-KIllsd and Wounded.

BISMARCK, March PA special from
Mandon to the Tribune gives tho following
details Of the railway Disaster Your re,
porter accompanied Division superfn.
tendent Taylor to the scene Of the wreck
this morning, and the coroner from Mandon
was also on board. The unlucky spot Is
about eleven miles west Of Bismarck, Mt
what is known as Soap Stone cut, Sweet.
brier creek, and two miles east Of Sweet.
brier station. About ESO iast evening a
snow plow, work and passenger trains left
sweetbrier in the order named.
The snOw.plow passed sately over the
tnr. .eFn'.s bril|a. whic1- .SpanS, .SsyAp,hTiss
creek, but the work.train, which was com.
posed OF fiat ears nextto the engine, followed
by two sleeping cans for thirty men each,
dining cur kitchen car and stSfe car went
down. The first indication Of something
wrong was:
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MlnpLrroEr, n. y, March eo.-The
opera house and dwelling adjoining were
burned this morning. Los, $4,000; par
tDlly insurad.
ASSSS&iA aEcN ssIS!.s,SS SS+3tr' Z, -
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OhIo nuI WcNt YireInIn arrivals,


Special Dispatch to the lutelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-H. f. Forke.
OF Cadiz, Ohio, is in the city. B L. Butcher,
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, is at the Eb'
bett. DIR. James L, Reeves, of Wheeling,
is ut the Riggs.
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GnrlI,I, wool NnIc..

LONDON, March 2s.-Ten thousand bales
Of wool were sold to-day, comprising Port
Phillip, Sydney and Cape Good. Prices
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The tram was going at the rate Of about
ten to fifteen miles per hour, and tho en-.
gineer hearing the jar reversed the steam,
but before he had time to think the terri.
BILE crash came, and eight human beings
were launched into eternity.
A wheel on the head truck Of the fiat
car broke and the whole truck had jumped
the track. Evidences Of Its course upon
the ties extend buck nearly mile from
the wreck AS ashOrt curve leading to the
bridge was reached the strain upon the chr
was so great that the truck must have been
broken in numerous places, some OF the
more tenacious striking the lies on tbe I
bridge and showing them before it, and the
IRON being lett without support the Sleep
Ing car was Immediately
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PRovIDEScE, h. l., March oo.-The su.
preme Court approved the proposed terms
Of sale and form Of deed of the Sprague cs.
tates, and ordered the trustee to sell the
property by the 4th OF May.
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Congressional con.mIttee irmaaslsIr

Conversational Committee ChairEnaaslIP
Special Dispatch to the lnelRcncci.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-It is asserted
tonight that Eugene Hale is making n
vigorous fight for the chairmanship OF the
Congressional Committee. This is con-
strued here into the beginning Of lively
campaign in Blaine's interest on the part OF
his friends. Mcpherson will be continued
rs clerk Of the committee. Gorham is said
to be a candidate, but the committee docs
not care to deal with any person having
such connection with lactional interests us
has marked Mr.. Gorham's career.
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satisfied the questions involved in III,
atfairS OF the company would come beiort
Congress In q manner involving Legislative
action, and he could not therefore
RECONCILE HIS POSITION
asrounsel for the Company, upon whost
affairs he might be called upon to pass II
the capacity OF u Senator OF the United
States Hethereiore returned the amount
ot the fee which he had taken, not even
reserving what he had expended In travel
Ing expenses in tho interests OF the Com
pany. From that point all connection o
the Senator With the affairs OF the Peru,
vian Company absolutely ceased. Witness
was asked II he had ever had any CORES.
pondence with any other foreign minis
ters OF the United States besides Hurlbut,
and replied, that the correspondence with
Hurlbut and
TWO LETTERS TO GENERAL FITZPATRICK
t:.s.tt sc. i.Sil ~. Spondence he l.gituess)
had had with the foreign ministers Of
the United States abroad. Witness had d
personal interview with General Adams,
the American minister to Bolivia, who
was in this country last SUMMER. 1t was,
however, in relation to the possible estab.
lishment OF commercial relations between
the Peruvian Company and the Govern.
nent ot Bolivia. 1t was q matter that
could in no way become subject to
diplomatic inquiry, correspondence or
action upon the part OF this government,
and there was
NEVER ANY PROPOSITION MADE
to General Adams To take an interes. In
the company, or any tender Of stock or fee
for any service to be rendered by him.
Pursuing the line Of inquiry, Representa-.
tive kasson said: "Asyou have mentioned
General kilpatrick's name, and he Is now
dead, will YOU state exactly what cores.
pondence passed between you? Whether
hG ever in any way intimAted any desire
or intention to further the plans Of your
company"
Mr.. Shipherd replied: General Kilpat-
rick never replied to either OF my letters.
| never saw General Fitzpatrick and
NEVER SENT HIN ANY MESSAGE
by the hand of any one. The two letters
OF mine to General Fitzpatrick make up the
the totality OF correspondence with Gen.
enl Fitzpatrick. Tie witness was then
asked il any other person holding hny Off.
Cial relation to the United States Govern.
ment, or. officer under the Government,
THAT has been paidanyfee or retainer by the
Peruvian company, and replied that to the
best OF his knowledge and belief, but one
person holding an office under the Govern.
ment had taken fee from the company,
and that was acoIlector Of the port OF New
York, Wm. II. Robertson, who had been
paid q fee for service rendered the com
pany, in the capacity Of attorney.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.
HAT rsDURG, Pa, March 22.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention will be held here
Juno %
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OF the unfortunate victims. One peculiar
feature Of the accident WIS that but two of
the twenty-three injured and not killed
were seriously hurt. They had their
shoulder blades dislocated and one OF them
had IN arm broken. The names Of the
killed as recognized by their friends were !:
Abe Johnson, found with one leg partiallv
burned to ashes, head mashed and arms
over his head rs il suffering intense acon ,
lie had just sent for. his family in Norway
TO Join him at Bismarck.
Thos. Wilson was found ten feet from
johnson, u charred mass.
VIM. Watson dying with one arm over
his head, and the other with the hand
burned off completely.
>. Mccormick was found in n roll of
blankets, probably smothered and then
burned. ''''>' Wv -
Thos. Graddy with his head burned near
" of, and charred pocket book beside
hlm containg some time checks and con.
siderable money. A
Joe Moses, jus. 0'Brien and VIM. Nc.
Andrews were found in similar position.
and seriously injured.
: Geo. Miller, an American, and without
relations or friends, had his arm broken,
and hurt badly about the head.
L. 0. Berry, shoulder dislocated and cuts
about the head.
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Special DisIatch TO the lntcllIgeucer.
WAsnISGToS, March pa Baltimore
special says: The case OF Lynch, Winslow
& Co., Of Baltimore, against s. p. Brown
and Nathaniel Wilson, Of Washington, D.
c., being an appeal from the U. S. District
Court OF West Virginia. wns heard yester-
day by Circuit Judge Hugh L, Bond, in
chambers. The question was upon petit
tion OF the firm for writ of assistance to
put them in possession OF the bed OF a
street laid out upon certain lands sold by
the assignee in bankruptcy Of the RoweIs-
burg Lumber & Iron Company in West
Virginia. After hearing the argument
Judge Bond declined 10 grant the writ
asked for.
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PREIrIrArED ISTo TIE nIysR,

thirty feet below, striking on its side. This
was followed by sleeping car No. 2 which
careened over and finally yasSumeda similar
position as No. /. The dining cur followed
crushing into both the others. Alter this
was the kitchen car, which remained up
right against the dining car. The office
and store-car was but partially Off the
traCk. -Four bents in the bridge were
broken into splinters and their sleepers
completely demolished.
There were about fifty men on the train
at the time OF the accident, and the escape
OF every one seems meraculous,
In sleeper No. were about twenty.iour
men. Some were lying in their bunks
asleep, others smoking. and reading and
some playing cards. AS soon as the car
overturned the bedding caught fire, and
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upon all matters affecting international
questions. Gov. Boutwell, examined the
papers, and after three weeks called upon
tue witness and stated that the claim was
good, and he was prepared to lay it before
the President. Several conferences ensued
us to what counsel should be employed, but
at no time was anything said in favor Of
employing any man on account Of his
official station or relation. Witness dis
cussed with Gov. Boutwell, the question Of
renewing
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almost beyond recognition. The onlv
deaths were among those in this car. Those
who escaped Immediately grappled such
buckets MS they could find and worked like
heroes to extinguish the flames, but the
staw bedding, blankets and other com.
bustible material made it impossible.
1t is supposed that seven Of the eight
men killed were killed instantly, before
being burned, us but the voice Of one man
crying for help was heard! He was living
with his feet to the flames and was held in
by the broken pieces OF timber. His com.
rldes could do nothing, and were obliged
to see him gradually roast to death. SEAT
tered here and there promiscuously, among
burned valises, clothing, broken cur wheels
and iron rods were the
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TIE WOUNDED.

The following received but slight injuries
and are at Mandon:~ NJ. Hanson, Peter
Lombard, A. ISunstrom, James Kennedy,
T. Mann, J, PercelIcs, Thos. Connors, n
Quarston, I. Mosher,F. Harris, c. Coryin,
=. Lanazire, W. Brennan, c. Sage, ]. Marry
]: Smith, J. Doncgan, i. 0. Berry, H.
Mann, W. J. Babcock, Z. Mcqueen and NJ.
Simmons. Mr. Duncan, who nn the
boarding train for the Northern Pacific
railway, had over 500 in the rear car.
which was saved.
Thos. o'Conner, engineer Of the fatal
train says the wreck caught fire almost in.
stantly.
The coroner's jury found the wreck to
have been accidental, and both the train
men and the Northern Pacific officials are
held guiltless.,
The dead were wrapped in blankets
and brought to Mandon this evening,
where they were inferred.
The wreck is being rapillytleared up.
Superintendent Taylor says the train will
be- resumed on time to-day.
The ladies OF Mandon are taking an nc.
tive part in attending to tho wants Of the
injured, who are mostly foreigners and
have no friends in this country.
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Cts gntelligettftr,

sS,,. IS n"aa; I"nr,ce4.n .e. street:
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EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGEOUS FEATURES,
allowing the establishment of branches at
any point in this:country or asroad, that
they decided to obtain this charter. The
company is now acting under this charter
and the stock is being regularly issued, and
under the clause permitting branches they
established heaquarters in New York.
Witness was again asked II he still had
objections to giving the name Of the Sen.
ator and replied that since so much has
been said in this connection perhaps il
would be better should right here and
nOW H