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A Gang orThIcvcs spotteI.

IouSGsrowS, O., April 25.- Jessie Bald.
win, the victim Of the Boariman gold rob.
berry, states that the clue was found through
the rinker,on Detective Agency. Baldwin
says one OF the thieves is now .iin the
Canton, O., Jail, and that the whole gang is
spotted in the vicinity OF / Canton. 1t will
be remembered that tile press gave an ex.
tended account OF Baldwin's getting $l7,.
900 in gold from the Treasury Department
in Washington, the amount afterwards
being stolen from his home in Boardman.
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\ King IN n Plaintiff.

NEW IonH, April a5.-An attachment
for $4,000, in the name OF the King OF
the Belgians, against Leon BernaAl, was
served on the Credit Lyonaise, OF
this city. Bernard Withdrew, a few
weeks ago, $4,000 that he had
on deposit there. He was private
secretary to Roman Catholic Bishop
named Rorsean. and the funds he took
consisted OF stocks and bonds, which it is
thought he sent to France to be disposed
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Rough on an Imsurnur,

tendon, mi nooisi " April 29'-The State superin.
M"'s,.i ,I @ ol Insurance has refused 10 1sn"n.
uN; rS authority 1.-THE Hartford Lie and M An.
n''.y a. insurance Company to do It Inoin0as ,ans
.a,i ~ tllls State. The company bus 1ins wri,,an
iIsS,ns Ia'rnss an Investigation, pending which @
however, thcymus, 90 on, Of hnsiHSosS S Sh,,sn' ,aa
M "' ''is grounds Of the action by the Su.
,loit,n ,lites'','s''t s'hai five hundred thousand
o''"ns So",n, o, assets is reported invested in
r"ishsfii r",si, Kansas lands, which this Official
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4 Young Pltt.burshcr shoots himself:

Prrrsnunorr, April o5.-IIcnry S. Wood,
who shot himself yesterday ut Huzlewood,
is still alive with four balls in his body.
The attending physicians, however, pro.
nonnce the wounds fatal ones The grief
OF the mother and sisters is simply distract
ins. The former is the widow OF the late
Sheriff Woods, OF this county, man OF
education, ability and wealth, and who
died about twenty years nso. The cause
leading to this act on the part OF young
Woods were melancholy, induced by
financial complications in connection with
family affairs This state OF mind was
doubtless ren,lerr! more acute by recent,
and well nigh fatal, attack OF typhoid
fever. He was he nlainstay OF the family,
being trusted clerk in the Auditors
office OF the Allegheny Valley road.
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a HcvOltinc Case nrR,u,

ms., svt.lvAS, li lSD., April o5-Onc Of the
:" hIia III. Issyo!'ns eases OF rape has Just come
Tbn .n',,s. III ,.e eastern part Of this county.
oi ~ nnO aVeuSed , ssa young man, nineteen yea1s
s;Y.ss. %"ss. named John Andrews; the victim, a
yn,iyar'oId w'si,I daughter Of JOHN Gliding n
ali T,IIa''ny n. L,fmcr The excitement is intense
i III, over W ihc county. Andrews is now in
JAY aWais!ng the preliminary ,rial. ~ n
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WAsulScroS, April 25.-The Senate
Finance Committee had up Carlisle's bill
in relation to tho indefinite extension OF
the bonded period Tor whisky, and contin-
ued the discussion Of Secretary Folger's
letter, but reached no conclusion The SEN
timent OF the committee s''said to be clearly
against the bill in its present shape, but
whether it will be modified by amend.
mcnts or objected TO outright the members
arc not vet prepared to say.
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.:r,,r, " 4eSew York l"ylsla'
lRE s,. .,;.,,fs snmission bill, carry.
tar, o. 'Ds :, a. + lHs, the right Of fixing
ial ,'',' sn ~. : Ist,;:ias railway people con- :.
isal ''49 SIs n. lttIiu; against the rail.
Aae'S !. lt interior OF that State is in
,,' n.y al q d lbe pooling system, the award.
'faIs ',,.o.i,I a.. Sa.rlcts 10 favored shippers,
p;%, A. 'tsr.rs Of heavy local rates, have
'aa w, w f., rev e!emru, Of opposition that
'".. =. ~. ,4S satisfaction in amended
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LITTLE Rock, ARK April o5-The spring
races over the Stnte fair association course
began to-day. Splendid weather, and a
large crowd in attendance. First race,
dash, three quarter mile, purse Sl.75,
Hickory Jim ], Garfield ., Peytonia Bar
ry3. Time Lii
Second race, one and n quarter mile
DASH purse 500, Wildmoor list, Saphiel
"a, Tnrpin Sd; time, o:lG.
Third race, three.eighths mile dash,
purse sloo, Aisle lst, Billy G. I'd, Hickory
Jim 3; time 36I. :"
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ST. LOUIS, April ga paper, in the
form OF III indosement Of the petition
recently sent from here to President Ar
thur, requesting him to appoint Miss
Phoebe Couzens, OF this city, as one OF the
commissioners to organize Utah, is in cir
culation at Jefferson City, and has been
signed by Governor Crittenden and many
members OF the Legislature.
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; A CoroH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung. disease or Con. umptiou.
Browns bronchial Troches do not diso der
ne stomach like cough syrups and balsun,s
but acts directly on tie in,!amed parts, allay.
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Dron.
clltis Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throut troub.
Les which singers and public speakers are
subject to. For thirty years Browns Dron.
chinl iroches have been recommended by
satisfaction. Having been tested by villa an5
constant use for nearly an entire penern,;on
they have attained wefl.mcrited rnnt nmnu.,
The few staple remedies OF the are. Sold NJ
g cents box everywhere. - r1hs.w - I.
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The Coming Lexington I,ncc..

LEXINGTON, April o5.-The races to COM
mence on Tuesday, May ID, over the old
kentucky association course, the oldest in
America. promises to be the most brilliant
and attractive ever run over this celebrated
course. StauNs Of celebrated horses are
arriving daily and the stables arc now all
Nearly if not quite four hundred horses
will be here during the meeting. A large
delegation from this city are to leave Fri
day night TO attend the first OF series OF
Thoroughbred sales, to take place Mt Belle
Mead farm, near Nashville, next SATURDAY.,
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WAslllSGroS, April o5.-President pro
tempore Davis, Of the Senate, created q
laugh ut his own expense in the Senate
this afternoon. The japanese Indemnity
Fund bill was up. and, being objected to,
it was consented that it might 90 over
without prejudice. President Davis said !:
"rl,at goes over without prejudice; call the
next case" For moment he apparently
thought himself back upon the bench once
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WAsnlScroS, April a5.-The following
nominations arc announced: John * O.
Montgomery, Surveyor Of Customs, Denver,
COL; Andrew J. Campman, collector OF in
ternal revenue, ninth district Of Pennsyl-
vanis; Johns Wise, Attorney Of the United
States for tho eastern district Of Virginia;
Ru.ledge 7. Hughes, U. S. Marshal for the
eastern district Of Virginia. q n H.
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San Francisco, April ga dispatch
Fordsburg says: No news Of importance
from Doubtful canyon since yesterdays
dispatches. Gen. Forsythe is reported to
be in the canyon on the east side Of Stein !
peak range, taking things very easy and
atiording the hosties every facility for
escape. The troops had the Innians com.
plctely sllrrouneed at Doubtful canyon and
Horse Shoe canyon on Saturday night last,
but it is feared they will escape.
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The Derunct Electric Light coupnnv

BosroS, April o5.-The Herald will say
in the morning rs an instance OF the way
in which stock was handled by some mem
bers Of the American Electric Light Co.,
that J. NJ. Fox, named in the charter rs
one OF the corporators, swapped fifteen
shares, par value, 1900, for hat rack val
ucd at 500.
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TroopsOrdercti to the Front.

san FRANCISCO, April 25-Two compa.
nies OF cavalry at Fort Point have received
orders to be in readiness to 60 to Arizona.
but marching orders have not yet been
received. Advices are measre ut military
headquarters, but the impression is that
the force atthe front is insufficient TO meet
the emergency. Capt. Harrison's com.
pany, First Cavalry, has left Prcsidio for
Arizona.
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6Pee''ft 70 sHc lN6eIIIbCIlCVl. W.
FREEpoRT, O., April e5.-Amos Garner,
young man aged twenty.four years, was
found hanging in the barn by his father,
on Sabbath morning. He had been visit
ing young lady the night previous; he left
her after l2 o'clock and was never seen
alive again. The lady says there was no
trouble between them. Young Garner was
upright in his conduct and highly re-
spccted,
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The Irnnlon.rricAc,, Rnec.

ST: Louis, April :5.-Mr. J. A st. John,
pres'dentof the Modoc rowing club, Of this
city, has just received letter from Edward
Irlckett, the Australian oarsman, in
which, referring to his race with lIanlon,
to come of next Monday OH the Thames,
he says:
Il think the odds will be four to one
against me on account OF IIanlon being
such iayorite, but il YOU can get two to
SIX 1t IS worth taking. | am very well and
see no reason why shall no. continue so
lon." =,
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COLUMBUS, April ga Journal special
says: Frank Heyman, recovering from
a prolonged debauch, shot him.
self at the hotel in Cambridge
this evening. The ball passed near the
heart and wns cut out near the back by n
surgeon. He will probably die, but swears
that he will try it 1,clin il he rccoyers.
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Voting Will, the Republicans.

WASHINGTON, April e5.-In the election
cases in the House to-day every man elect
ed as Grcenbacker or Independent voted
with the majority Of the Republicans, and
it may be conceded that the election COM
mittee will be generally sustained by n
majority OF ten or twelve.
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senator Hen iliIt,. Co,,di,,ou.

ST Louis, April 25.-United States sena.
tor Ben Hill, OF Geor.sia, accompanied by
his wife, his son, and his physician, Dr.. J.
l. Wright, is in town, cn route to Eureka
Spring, for which place he hopes to start
tomorrow. The Senator is still verv weak,
SO that the journey has to be made by easy
stages. IL = -
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Tnor, n. y, April 25.-The strike in
the Cohocs mills continues. The men arc
going away 10 work on railroad. At n
meeting Of the strikers proposition was
read from Rhode Island and elsewhere,
offering higher wages. The corporation OF
Harmony Mills own 900 tcncments.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS,
4 Confercnc" or StRiwnrtS and Indcpcn
dents TO be Held TO Unite tho 1suray.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Thomas v.
Cooper, chairman OF the Republican State
committee, today, appointed Matthew S.
Quay, now Secretary OF the Common
wealth, chairman Of committee to confer
with five gentlemen appointed by the In
dependent Republicans. Cooper will APP
point four other members Of the commit
tee this week. The Conference will be
held here on Saturday evening, the object
being to unite tue party. Senator Cameron
is expected Mt the Conference.
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Tie LIQUOR Quc,,ion In ohio.

j! CINCINNATI, April o5.-Thc cases ofthe
v,lolators OF the Smith law, sixteen in num-
per, were before the police court, to-day,
6ut, at the request OF the city prosecutor,
the cases were continued until Friday.
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from New York. d,
QUEENSTOWN, April o5.-Arrived, the
Spain, from New York.
r:v NEW loHT. April :5.-Arrived, the
GLASGOW, April 25.-Arrived, the State
Of Indiana, from New York.
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wedding Rel. nj Corumbuu.
Special Dispatch TO the Intclliceneer.

eFeef~F D1sp1s1H 70 VIE IHKcIIlEclletE. =
CoLUABrs, O., April 25.-Speakcr Orland
J. Hodge was married tonight, a. $50
o'clock, to Mrs. Virginia S. Clark, a
daughter Of Mr.. L. Z. Shedd, OF this city.
They will so on wedding trip to the
Pacific slope.
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DALLAS, TEX, April 23.-It is reported
that an investigation by Government Off
clals shows that U. 5. Marshal Russell is
behind in his accounts, and that he is to be
relieved on an order from Washington.
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WASHINGTON, April 25.-Virginia Re-
publicans, who have only recognized tho
Readnstcr movement through the compul-
sion OF their party associates in the North,
say that the defeat Of Malone in his appor-
tioument scheme in the Legislature has
done very much to weaken his influence.
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The Walking mitch at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April 25.-The walking match
score ut Q r. ", twenes.iive hours since the
start: Hart, ll3; Downey, 9l-total o0l.
Mccormick, o.; O'Leary 9o-total lSG.
DAILY, s.; Causton, l00-total lSo.
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An unuOIibtcti FisI, Storye

BELLEroSr4rSE O, April 25.-Durins
the high wind and rain storm mnnows
and other small fish were picked up from
the streets OF DegraE, this county. Some
Of the fish were three inches in length.
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Font WAYNE, 1SD., April o5.-Hon,
James W. Borden, one OF the most pro,ni.
nent Democrats in the State and Judge OF
ne Criminal Court in this county, died
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II.nM. E,lrinston, lOrmerly

.Licp, ". E,lrins,on, formerly
TasH'",s ,or living Il, West Liberty,
dis o.! w. !, !, the point OF death. A
tbs td'. Il, lie appears in our local
Nitr'S w.. y. ri. 4, one time n man OF
oltn'S ,"Y,,or.s.,rtired y, from politics
a|. A.;0nAl NJ.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEST TELEoRApHlc REPORTS. j.
otths coaditlon sf the MARKETS at tie L..al.r
Trade c'aterso Of the couatry The nsii.r
rrl'" for the rrIselpal spi,s-rIaaa.
sial Asd Commercial ArAlr,, 4

u Nxw ioRx,. April ?5-Money eas rer cent
:h%1ss Ssnis c ssas =: ses 81 ss:Ftal'ns asas.ai sai
=, ,GoyrnsAES1,-somcwhAt irregular. but ia Tho
J. T. ! : a d. S,,s,sieaISl"I "IIeh,sh
I; i Z SE + HSnS' is%a dlsn:iI, dnn'..ll,
raciac 9, Of 9j......l3 ~. y. sinking fund ..iiS
Genital Pacific nnti-li6 Texas FAC jand vls. ia.
ere sscondh 9iIsIo. RIO 0faDde JIy. 80
=, ,RhAiLnoAu hdl Eesps-s Strong on moderate volume
a;.' sTAIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT active and nr,n,
Mssnr soasol'. fs yy,TinIs ss;:, 8
enlessee Gs...... eshvirvinia dcIcrrsd-.. Il Z
tennessee slnc q. new;.... IS sONend. Z :" go
prices in the main were sa1t per cent lower ihsn
Ut the close yesterday, the latter lliiuois Genial
~ ht,u S9nhwestern. chicago. ST.. Louis 4 EewOr.5
tsams' however, OPENED per cent higher. In the
cf.eht. the latter Michigan Csntnl and Wcs,cnt
Union. while New jersey Central advanced !. Nor
cent but reacted u per cent. Abou. II O'Clock shs
which New jersey Ccntrnl, Denver & ltio t;nni. =
Wabash Preferred Louisville 4 Nashville and Read.
luS were prominent: Speculation after this wa
S Ssy s jersey Sess csn,sa .a R5sss I'LL % cent
move gIfI7t7 = - ~ Nv
During the early afternoon speculation Va.
rather dall but at about O'clock the mary et al.
yanccd Ht.h per cent New Jersey Central. Della.
ware lscEswarna and Western. Wabash preferred I
and Denver md Rio Grandc being prominent in }.
the upwarl turn, Subs, qu.ntlv 1 sudden Weaf.a
nsSstn Lake shtr. cal sM d decline Of NaiX In
which New Jersey Central. Lake shore. Denver and
Ki9 Grsnde, Ntsoih Pacific and New York Cen.
IN! suffered most severely. Just previous 10 the close
there was general recovery Of Xak pcr CO nj. ths
!atter Omaha, but In the final dcalnss thc general
iist \, reacted fraction. while Reading .od down
isa nashville. Chattanooga and Wabash preferred !
however, nhVanccd III per cent and Loulsyiile and
Nh,hvillc "a per cent. The market closed ieycrish
bmt ~ the man weiker aad Irc1ul,r, but gepcr. 4
n,y -. pef gent lower than Yesterdays Close tho
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'(kl gatelligs'tftr
-, ,,.nd ~ Fourteenth street.

n.,,,o rsGEsoS, ".he sage oil
Si's y %,., Sl,..,, a, he is called now in
t;atd' =. ~. !, a!l to be in Il dying con-
,s@A!''
National Republican., 1882-12-29
Elections OF Officers.

Mageneuu encampmcnt No. 4, I. o. o. F.,
has elected the following officers: Chief patri-
arch, j. Alex. Edgar; high priest, George A.
Green; senior warden, James Fullalove; .u-
nor warden, John w. Skidmorc; scribe, VIM.
p. Allan; treasurer, John L. Hcrrell.
Harmony lode No. 8, |. o. o. f., has elected
the following officers: Noble grand, William
II. Hutchinson; vice grand, j. Alexander Ed
gar; financial secretary, Henry Stewart; re-
cording secretary, VIM. p. Allan treasurer,
Adam l.. Rose; trustees, VIM. Young, VIM. II.
Bright Philip A. Cawood, \. H. Rose, Henry
Stewart representatives to the grand lodge
for the year 1888, John w. Thompson, Madi-
son Davis, W T. Bright, Henry Stewart, VIM.
Young, VIM. p. Allan George A. Green.
The annual election of officers of National
lodge, No. 6i2 knights of Honor! Director,
Henry Stcnver; vice director, w.. Particle
assistant director, S. A. Stafford, .ir.; guide,
i. e. Hartman; chaplain, John Il. Simms
reporter Benjamin White; j. reporter, L. $.
Emery: treasurer, G. A. Jordan; sentinel p.
II. Little guardian, c. +. Stringer; medi-
cal examiner, DIR. ID. w. Prcntiss. The lodge
now numbers $50 members, representing the
leading business men in the city, as we'll as
many of the highest government officials iu
the different departments. The order now
numbers 10000 members, scattered over all
the states of this union, and in nine year,
they have paid over SS.O00.0O0 to widows aud
orphans, and have never failed to pay single
demand, nor had dcfjllcatOn. The order il
growing more rapidly than any beneficial
order of any kind in the United States. 4
man under l5 years Of age can carry an in
suranco OF 50 600 on his life at the small cos
of $22 per annum.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
The Al Home Club.

The AT Home club held a very pleasant re-
ception on Wednesday evening at tho resi-
dence of Mrs. J. c. Causten, 7O7 Eleventh
street northwest. The following programme
was effectively carried out: Saus Souci,
Misses Florence and Lou Garfield; reading,
Miss May Church solo, "rhe Tear" Thos.
W. Cridler duett, "Nothcm Route March, -
Miss Lida Causten and Mr. NJ. Hubbard r.
Smith; reading, - The Irishman's Panorama
My Fiddle" Mr.. L. VI. Truel solo, Let Me
Dream Again" Mr.. II n. Smith. Then followed
the laughable farce, THE Loan Of Lover"
with the following cast Capt Amersfort, Mr..
lad Church; PcterSpyke, Mr.. l.. L. Phillips
Swyzel, Mr., Charles Bacon; Delve, Mr.. John
w. Barker; Gertrude, Miss Nottie johnson
Erncstinc Rosendall, Miss Louise Thompson.
The characters were ali well taken, and some
of the performers showed decided dramatic
talent. The evening was most enjoyable
one, and the friends of the club will wish
that they may shortly be "at home" again
National Republican., 1882-12-29
sc,n,or yyilIlnms,s TURKEYS.

United States Senator Williams of Ken
lucky, sent fine lot of dressed turkeys to
Louisville to be sold at auction last week.
There were no tobacco sales Saturday, and
these turkeys were the order of the day. They
were the finest lot of fowls ever offered in
that market, their weight ranging from
twenty to twcnty-siX pounds. They sold
readily at good prices. The senator is large
tobacco grower, and the turkeys are used for
picking worms from the growing plants.
Every acre of tobacco will probably support
and fatten from fifteen to twenty five turkeys.
Formerly women, girls, and boys were en-
ploycd to destroy the worms, but it has been
asccrtaincd that turkeys will do it much bet
ter and yield to the owncra handsome re-
ward, where before he was out of pocket.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
The opposi,iom 20 oImstcnd.

Opposition to the confirmation of Mr.. Ohm
stead appears to be intensirying and gathering
force, and it is now given out with more show
of authority than has yet been developed,
that the democratic senators will oppose the
confirmation almost TO man. The protest
from Hillycr and others against the contir-
nation will be used as an excuse, but the real
reason is understood to be based on a demand
for the appointment of democratic com
missioner on the board. The democrats say
that the President and his friends will not
force the fight and the row they have raised
will surely end in the appointment of another
man. On the other hand Mr.. Olmstcad's adj
hercnts are still confident he will so through
all right.
National Republican., 1882-12-29
The Jol,nson-Ixcnnedy Case.

Mr.. b. w. johnson returned from Richmond
last night, having secured the conviction of
X. X. and A. II. Kennedy for an assault upon
him, committed last Tuesday night. X. X.
Kennedy was fined $50 and jailed for twenty
four hours, and also required to give bonds
to keep the peace for twelve months. \. II.
Kennedy was placed under bonds for twelve
months. Mr.. johnson asserts that the assault
was made with a sungshot or /" black jack" "
and not with cane, and that one of the men
engaged his attention while the other sneakcd
mp behind him in the dark and struck the
blows. X. X. Kennedy is an employe of the
PostOtiice department