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CATHOLIC PRQVfNciAL COUNCIL.
a Pastoral Letter 10 the Faithful ON
Conduct and Relief

a Pastoral Letter 10 the Faithful ON
Conduct and Belief
CtSctSSATI, March SO.--The Catholic
Provincial Council which met here recent
Iy prepared lengthy pastoral letter to be
read in all the churches. 1t received its
tlrst publication to-day in the CalA0lic
Telegraph. 1t begins with review and
progress OF religion since the last Council
twenty years ago, and congratulates the
church on its transition from a mission
epoch to a condition Of tixity. 1t then
goes on to speak OF the necessity Of obed.
lence to authority, and holds that all men
are not equal and that men ordained TO
rule as Kings, NlagnateS, Bishops and
Priests have rights which subjects do not.
1t laments n disposition TO try God be.
lore a court OF human reason, and says no
man has the right to teach ialseho0d or TO
change jOt or title OF the law Of God.
Il is very outspoken on the subject OF
labor unions. 1t says a mans labor is his
own as much as the gold OF the rich man,
and he has the right 10 sell it as he pleases
at fair price, and so long as men accGde
to others the same freedom they claim for
themselves there is no sin in labor band
ing together for Ceif.protectton. But labor
unions are liable to fail and cannot
be sustained when they attempt
to force man to join pnion or work Tor
aprice liked by union Catholics, and cannot
be partners in anV attempt TO coerce Others
against their Just rights, nor to do injury
70 the person or property OF others. The
letter has long paragraph on the newspa-
pers ln which it specifically denounces what
1t calls the illegitimate means used by the
IrtM World in its advocacy OF the cause Of
Ireland, but adds that we are arc ready to
cooperate with the Bishops Of Ireland in
any legitimate effort TO amelioFate the pres.
ent uphappy condi0n Of the Irish people.
The letter condems much Of the modern
church music, and says the Gregorian
chant IS the recognized form. It directs
that all music that savors of the sensuous
and the prolanc, the theater or the opera,
shall be excluded from choirs, also music
that attracts the attention OF the people
from the altar to tho choir. Much is said
condemnatory Of secret societi,s, such as
have religious hierarchy or form OF lit
urgy.
kcverting to the subject of authority the
letter says: 1t is not the Catholic doctrine
that all power comes from the people, and
that the rulers do not exercise the author
ity as their own, but MS intruted 10 them
by the people. The Catholic doctrine Is
that the grant Of power is not given by the
people, but they only designate who is to
WELD it. AS TO the priests, the people are
commanded 10 seek the law from his lips,
and IN all matters Of civil life appertainipg
to faith and morals, the priest has the right
to speak and the people are requested to
listen. This doctrine, tits said, may be un.
popular with modern liberalism, but that
does not provo it untrue.
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coULDNer EAT RETrER PORK.
Restrictions Placed on American Meat
E,y the French Chambers.


WASHINGTON, March 30.-Secretary FIRE.
linghuysen, in order to facilitate favorable
action on the bill in the French Chambers
for the revocation oil the decree prohibiting
the importation OF American pork, tele.
vraped Minister Morton, on the 22d inst,
as follows:
The Health Officer Of Cincinnati certifies
that tho records OF that city, the centre Of
the pork trade, do not show single case
OF triChinosis.
Dr.. RauCh, Secretary Of the Health
Board Of Illinois, reports only eleven
deaths from trichinosis in the whole State
in sixteen years, and traced I'M each case to
eating raw pork.
The City Physician Of Chicago states that
tho records show only two cases there in
four years, which were also duo to eating
raw pork. The places mentioned are the
greatest pork producing and consuming
districts In the United States, while the
whole country consumes more pork per
capita than any other country.
The Secretary has since received from
Mr., Morton tho following telegram:
"The pork bill, with the microscopic
amendment, passed the Chambers The
vote on the amendment was $50 yeas ia
q "TSe pork bill provides for the inspec.
ton in France, by experts appointed by
The Minister Of Commerce, who shall have
The right to prescribe the mode Of exami
nation. The last clause introduced by thu
amendment has in view the establish
ment Of microscopic examination. Oai
friends and former Minister Of Commerce
opposed It"
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PRESIDENT DEFERS
TO WELL DEFINED POPULAR OPINION
on the Chlu,, Bill, and wit Stsn Reflections
Committee Crushed AEaIa-Ths Democrats
tOStrlks an Average Oh The TStIH. =.
ShSrmaA.IlanptOa AFFAIR.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIRenccr.

Special DllPaich 10 the lntelliRencCr.
WAsulSGroN, March SO.-There seems L
be tho best Of authority for stating that thu
President will sign the anti Chinese bill OF
Monday next, il not before. The Cabinet
were unit against the bill and President
Arthur's own Judgment spoke against It,
but kilograms from the Pacific coast asking
him not to veto it, and hardly word from
the opponents OF the bill, that he is in.
cliHed to think that public opinion Is with
the measure.
Mr., ingalls, will report in the Senate to-
morrow and attempt to get up for con-
Bidcration his bankruptcy bill. The sub
committee OF the House Committee on the
Judiciary has decided to. report the Lowell
bill with few amendments. Ingalls, bill
is practically the Bonny bill, putting the
matter in the hands Of the district
courts. The Senate will allow Ing
ais 10 report his bill. As soon
as it Is in Senator Garland will move to
substitute the bill 10 be reported by the
House Judiciary Committee. This is the
bill favored by the Board OF Trade and the
business men OF the country, while the
Bouny or ingalls, bill is favored by the
lawyers. 1t is thought that majority Of
the Senate favor the Lowell bill rs amend
ed by the House Committee.
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Going 10 strike an Average.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIIEencer.
WASHINGTON, March ,SO.-A Republican
member OF the Ways and Means Commit
tee, speaking OF tho consideration OF tine
tariff question by the present Congress,
said that tho Democrats were splitting their
differences upon this subject, and would
10 found solid for some policy before the
present tariff bill came to vote. There
arc protectionists, ilce. traders and tariff
revisionists in the Democratic party, as
well It's there are in the Republican ranks,
and they arc seeking ont some means oI
striking IN average that all can support.
The Republican above referred to.said that
tho party would "ilnd its lGvel' in tariff
for revenue only, and would unite in SC.
curing this without regard TO individual
preferences, and that 1t was 10 be regretted
that tho Republican party in the House
was not rs strongly united in its purposes
upon this question.
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HARRISBURG TO wnEEIING.
More About the New Railroad that
Is Coming.


Is Coming.
wHynesbutg (Pa.) Independent.
For some weeks past many inquiries
have been made in relation to the new
railroad from Harrisburg to Wheeling by
our people, who have but little news con.
eerning this enterprise since the surveyors
were called back to upiontown from this
place. The road Is known as the Southern
Fenhsyivanian, and there is no question as
to the certainty Of its construction. The
entire line will be put under contract as
soon us the survey Is completed. The Bed.
jord Gazette saysthe Company now has nine
corps OF engineers Mt work between Harris.
burg and Wheeling and number OF new
corps are being organized, which WILDE nut
70 work in a few days. The location Of the
tine is being organized which will be hui 10
work in few days. The location Of the
line is being rapidly pushed to completion
ana the engineers in charge expect 10 have
1t liked early in April. The money neces-
Sary to construct the line has all been sc.
cured, and is now on deposit in Trust
Company in New York.
On Tuesday evening q corps OF en-
gineers, consisting OF fourteen men, arriy-
ed in this place, and took rooms at the
DoTney House, where they will have
their headquarters during tho next four or
hve weeks. The surveying party is under
the direction Of Oliver W. Barnes, Chief
Engineer, and james 7. Campbell,
Division Engineer. We called on the gen.
tiemen, but failed to find either Mr..
Barnes or MIR. Campbell Mt their rooms, rs
they were cut looking over the line. The
assistants were very Tree to impart what in
formation they had in their possession
that would be OF any interest to the public.
The line OF the road has been located with.
IN mile OF the Monongahela river on the
tayettee county side, and the crossing
point will be near McCann's Ferry, as has
been stated in these columns before. The
line has been run up little Whiteley for
some distance when 1t crosses 10 Muddy
creek near the residence OF Mr.. Bailey.
when it follows that creek as far rs prac.
ttcabte, and then takes direct course for
THIS place. The work to be done by this
force ot engineers, is TO locate the road
from the river to this place, which will be
commenced in o few days. It is the in
tention to put "a force OF engineers at work
at Wheeling, who will run the line this
way, meeting the force here, or at point
they may survey to. This done, then the
work OF locating the road through 10
Wheeling will be rapidly pushed forward,
which will occupy hut short time, as the
road has already been located from Harris.
burg to within mile OF the Monongahela
river. This accomplished, the matter Of
securing the right Of way will occupy the
attention Of the company
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CKUSIfED AGAIN,



mittcs ON Elections.
Special Dispatch to the inteiiigcneer.
WAsnlNGToN, March 3O-The Commit
tee on Elections was again crushed in the
House to-day, and il it were not for Btr
Calkins' patience and imperutrbable good
humor there would have been u kick up in
the House. The Elections Committee have
worked night and day to get their reports
before the House ut an early day in order
that it may not crowd the appropriation
bills and the later work Of the session, and
also that justice may be done contestants
and contestees and their constituency.
Several cases hare been reported 10 the
House and several more will be reported
next week; yet the firstof these, the Caup-
bell.Cannon case has lain on the Speak
er's table for weeks without consideration,
despiteseyeral attempts on the part Of the
Chairman to induce the House to consider
it. Mr.. Calkins, pursuant to the notice he
gave two or three days ago, called up the
Utah case this morning, but the House re-
fused to consider it and took up the tariff
commission bill, Mr.. Calkins now says he
will not call the case up again until this
bill is s6hished, which will probably not be
for ten days or two weeks The result is
that several election cases will go over
until the next session.
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Nntrhi.rin.o

NASHVILLE, March 3O..-Robt. Mckinley
will not be hanged here tomorrow, his
case having been remanded fora new trial,
Mckinley, himself convict, killed an-
other convict in the State prison. The
witnesses 10 the murder wele conyicts.
The question whether convict's testi.
mony is competent against another con.
ylct has come up Tor the first time in the
history OF Tennessee. The Governor in
his proclamation calling special session
oil the Legislature asks 1t to pass law
making the testimony Of convicts compe.
tent In certain cases,
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bpccInf Dispatch 70 the IhteEIIGehte'.
WASHINGTON, March SO.-The Criticsays
Judge L. l.. Lewis, Of Virginia, having re-
signed his position us U. S. District Attor-
ney to so on the bench Of the Court Of .Ap-
peals, there was some comment at the Cap
itol to-day as to his possible successor to
the position just vacated. 1t is believed
that John O. Wise will be nominated.
Judge Lewis is one Of the ablest lawyers in
Virginia, and is said to be the youngest
man elected to the Court of Appeals in
TINT State.
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Ia, eytead,aps Of Bcllairc for the
es,J,ear ending March 10Th, were as tol'
ar. Account Of the General fund.-" 81
,@o. account Of Road and Street fund,
sn,,0 acronnt Of Police department,
saNDi; account Of Sanitary fund,
ssq@. account Of Street Light fund, 81
Tnrt, accona, Of Fire department,
sipl, account oi Park fund, Sl04,52
'ropp, Of Interest and Principal fund,
S,solo: acrodnt OF Water Works fund,
s,la Total expenditures, so, l45.l0.
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=. r,:c6,rrcs did not bloom last year
~ 's' ts ID day Of May. The way the
NV 1,,. ~ ,ow swelling some ol them will
Sasl ,,, bloom next week. The earliest
o"' vbicl, We have any record in
s,' s.'4 -,5i,y h WIS on the 3ist day Of March,
,ls ps mem n. mex, catlirsI WAS on the 9TH dAy
~, S,,,I a, M, and asuin on the same day
:. ok l,,, The average since 1851 has been
.,,., u MI, ,le .o,A Of April. In 1854 they did
-, Ll6on ai all.
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CLEVELAND, March 90.-Truman Dun.
ham. President Of tho Cleveland Linseed
Oil Works, m old and lionored citizen, was
caught in the machinery at tho works
to-day and killed. He was alone In the
basement where there Is a large belt which
runs the grinder In some unknown way
he was caught in the belt and carried into
the machinery and his body shockingiy
crushed. The deceased has been Trustee
OF the Cleveland water works for many
years.
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'ANEs RA%HlS has sold his farm (lSS
acres aS ~ near misplace 10 John Po1eraeld
I0r s"Sl9' The james Kerr farm Of so
acres acres near town, was sold last Saturday to
Samuel S'I Clark ior,$ta per acre. Probate
Parks y farm Of 20 acres, one mile E,' west d y
ms 'ntS P,9Se, PE, on Friday, for $lOi,5O per rae acre o
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.,S NEw ~ 0nlEANs March 30-Thc people
anu stock OF Crosse TetO will bc tNten
Promptly To Baton Rouge. Along The
SS%I,alalaya So.,. families are living with their
SSS ~ OH the levCc banks The houses for
..l., sllsS are deserted, and tho country covered
sAIl water, The warehouse ut Port Barry il
I%SOuSN' ,%Ss Inc wAter!there is two feet higher
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WASnlSoroN, March 30.-Senator Teller
said to brother Senator this morning that
his name would be sent TO the Senate next
Monday or Tuesday for Secretary Of the
Interior. lie said he had not expected to
be nominated this week. The impression
Is growing here that General Beale will be
made Secretary Of the Navy.
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t.nnntllnn HIght Seers

ST, LOUIS, March S0.-A delegation Of
Canadians Of nearly one hundred officials
and, business men Of Montreal, Quebec, and
Toronto, arrived this morning from Chicago.
They arc passing the day in inspecting
places Of interest in the city, and leave this
evening Tor Canada.
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CoLuMBus, O., March 30.-NIra. Mary E
Cockcy has instituted a suit for crimina
libel against W. ]. Elliott, editor OF thu
Sunday CdpilOl. Mrs. CockeY is q daughte
oi j. !. Mithoff one Of the wealthiest citi
zens Of Columbus.
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Demand for Census LIterature.

special Dispatch to the lntelligcneCr
WARRINGTON, March 3O,-Mr. Town.
sends resolution authorizing the superin.
intendent OF tIfs Census to print $4,000
copies additional Of tile lately issued vol.
umes OF statistics upon the population Of
the United States, was reported from the
Committee on Printing by Mr.. Springer
with the amount increased to 5000. Mr..
Hubbell offered an amendment to increase
the amount to 10000, which was agreed to
and the resolution adopted. There were
only 5000 copies printed Of tho first
edition and as these hardly went round
Mr.. Seaton's large circle OF friends, mem.
bers Of Congress, OF course, got none. The
volume is u very valuable one and the dis
tribution above proposed will prove all
but inadequate to the demand when the
public becomes aware OF its interesting
nature,
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ssTABIIsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
WHEELING. WEST VA. MORNING. 81. 1882.

ofthe Legislature, and Iaryoy Kain, Sargent
alarms Of the House, Postmaster Sterling,
Of Wheeling, and Mr.. Pugh, called upon
tho President this morning to endorse
Judge Edwin Maxwell, for the position Of
Judge Of the Court Of claims
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futures firm Fint,r II,,II, rT.k, = ~
cxNnTts at h, r.niS. 1u; IecelpM 1900 halrllss
Ss " " common TO- good s. sS good choiee
81 70as 90 ST. LoIis s. az 5 & MI 8 extra Ohio
oScr M OYe afoS ~ Mnst opeed hSayy and alc
decline clSiHv yn, r19S aI ~ do5 I5esovsfSd the
po' $500 bushels No Sp5tSS SST e9shsl,i w fS;;S *;
a HS, M ~ S TstSaS4 3, tyi ieu y l,Al ~ No. red
81 H0Hi aC II ,s6 ~ ,6S S5a 8aRtaded white
new: ;S No ~ ,,N.i MI MS,H we Ses S bushels 9t So
II m ,StGS. tSH M%sien; % C,oied az q 40 april, sales
bushels cIosHj AZ a Sat - i,;iy 81 " IeS Sl 5000
eI0 ed al W 2sS earn ctSs of1 i'f 49,. Dgishes
options Obcned Gtmer btcamcN t,sI5S ,SI5 ,sVuns;
declined Ia5SC. closinS viii ihs assiIae Ana ~
unSraded 7Si,Sc: Eo 4 5Se: SS y ~ CSS osil;
TSE In elevator ToSc dciiyeni NJ S.,Hh ~ hstetS
a77c :closing at Tfe: April closing nj 5Sci MSs Me,Ss
closing at re Jane SIosiag al 7Sc. Oats Ill iasg<s
cru mixed 53a69c white western S,ac Ia, west
changed. Colise dul and unchanged Riec n,IVa, va,
&c NStGssess Sss cTaTG sSS is['0 tr & SS9d refining
Rt Cc: test refining SOSSOc Petrnsuin n,iiS, MN
sicady; Unled Si.e: cr,,de G7 so,,,i 1i 5ila
TalIow stronger prime city ~. kSsin HnsSSnES.S
ern fresh higher and firm Nj i5IISIE pa5.
new mess Sl7 61ILnl7 III Bcef onct h,,,
Cut meats quiet aud strong; long clear Il s5, sSri
sl 2GlI Is Bntier demand i1j3 md sros stam el.
at l5a4ic. Cheese Quiet and Arm NJ SniSszc % H'td
CHICAGO. March 30-Fiour onte. aud ,,,,cI,.-,
Wheat unsettled and lower; 10 sprins iiass y a.
" ss sSasS SSS q a9 s1i pti a MA March; April
Nos 81 I;Eil O5X Corn seady al GS cSsb
March; 6iKe AFril GSJfo May: ssiSs jtiIe:
IVY; Esles! 9ats Aim e issi5 esss; Ss
4JEc July rejected 4!Lc Rye s,v n s;sSa;
harley outlet and unchanged nj Il S1s} ~ ~ SsVasc.
coed ntfneF good mGrCfaLtAbIe 10 hirh rrnGe a W.
FSjE 9'ss as s q % cash SS gG5 % March
Lard active, but lower at SIU V7k chSh md Ann.
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Ohio Leglnintirc AGnirr.
rclal Dispatch 10 tho IntClllgenccr.

- ~ tAsS sSAAatSAAARNhNSAs
CoLuNDus, O., March SO.-The bribery
investigating committee to-day examined
Horn, u saloonist in this city, Representa-.
tives Brownaeld, Of Licking, and Negley,
Of Barke, and a SIrs. George, the mistress
otthc house where Wright, Of Hooking,
boards, and who heard conversation be.
tween that gentleman and another party.
It begins to look dark for Wright, who viii
probably be censured il he is not handed
over to the civil authorities. But little
that is new was developed to-day.
The House to-day appropriated sl75,CtC
to rebuild the Asylum for feeble minded
youths, which was partly destroyed by & {
last November.
The Pond Liquor Bill, as given you here
totorc, passed the House to-day without
amendment or alteration, and Is nov law.
crEeisKkrt, Much a-I4Ye foss stroar. oo,,
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.. -,,,,ofoy coal i deIlveFed at
,,.',A,"nnr, Da,u,r over the narrow gauge at 9AC
e, bp.heI.
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Pat. Haley and Mike o'Donncll, the two
iiremen who were on watch, say they saw
the negro Captain Of the watch, named
Wash, with his lamp in hand looking for
some OF the deck crew. II was from his
lamp that The fire caught the jute stored in
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The Pond Llauor pIil a Law.

coLuaRus, March S0.-The Pond liquor
tax bill passed the House to-day without
amendments and Is now law. II received
SO votes, three Of which were Democratic,
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o.,,,,r,rll paper ramber 2--the Re
plIs W. ,,.t started ut Beverly, Ran
Anh county.
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- UyloS las sobOIed the Mutual
r.nn.
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NoN l.Lek lIcrIrYnn nnrn.

a ;Ai%;Sarotts, lxD., March 80.-Thc bill
Wy, S.iSh punlshos wife beates with forty
'asts's hGs been signed by the Governor
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,,,, Cameron and Logan seem to be
oE" ,hiprs A, Washington.
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~, clips oi wool wore sold in Wash
sl''r,, !. Iosnty last week for 40!c.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Logan
came home from the Senate yesterday and
went to his bed utterly prostated, and is
now hardly able to move. The rheuma-
tism with which he has been troubled has
gone down into his knees, md is
causing him terrible agony. He has
been treated for some little time
past for Bright's disease o: the
kidneys, and 1t now transpires that his
physicians have viewed his case with no
little anxiety and told him to-day that he
could stay here no longer. He will there
fore start within few days for the Hot
Springs, Ark, to seek the only relief that
secms to be left to him. His friends are
considerably alarmed over the latest
phase Of his illness.
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U. y. Dlstrict.coart Omeers' Salaries.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIscnecr.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIscnecr.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The House
Committee on Judiciary has reported n bill
to salary the district attorneys and
marshals of the United States Courts.
These officials are paid by fees now, and
many OF them now receive from $1,000 to
$4,000 year. There is also a disposition
to foster and encourage the begin.
ming of legislation that has no sub
stantial foundation for the purpose of
collecting the fees appertaining thereto.
1t is thought that many abuses can be
remedied by paying these officers salaries
of 5000 each, instead OF paying them by
fees, provided bill for this purpose can be
passed, which even the members of the
Judiciary Committee seem inclined to
doubt ct this time.
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Heating MeI,rcror s.y..aI pa,...

Ac1rcEor several Points. -
=, StSsTTS, ,t March 80 "a bill was introduced
S. - sas House allowing women 10 vote for
Fr'Sideatial electors.