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TOO NEAR TMEIR HOMES.
Attempt OF AlIcghenIans to Set Il
Pest Ront Anoat

Attempt Of AlIcEheniAns to Set the
Pest Boat Anoat,
PITTsBuRoH, January 16.-It is well
known that the inhabitants Of the Fourth
ward, Allegheny, are very much opposed
to the smallpox hospital, but that they
would use any forcible means to deprive
themselves Of its presence has probably en-.
tered in the heads Of very few. Such,
however has been the case, and bastard.
ly attempt to cut the smallpox hospital
loose is said to have been an actual fact.
Last Saturday Health Officer Hocli learned
that threats had been make by a class OF
people living in the Fourth ward, who be-
lieve that action should always follow
Indignant remonstrance" and threaten
ed that il the boat were not re-
moved they would cut the cable,
and let the current bear it
away. While the officer did not think
that such cruel design would be carried
into execution, he still thought it better to
be eforearmed, and according went to Mayor
Peterson, and requested him. to furnish Il
detective to keep watch at night over the
institution, and see that nobody should at
tempt to do any harm. Mayor Peterson
responded by detailing Detective Jerry
Smith for the duty, armed and equipped in
q properl manner, and gave him instruc-
tions, that, il any such thing as was threat
ened should be attempted, he should use
his weapons without heaitation. The watch
man OF the pest-boat was also drilled to the
same instructions. Saturday night Jerry
Smith had his first watch, and It
proved to be q lonesome and uneyent-
iul ono. Last night, however, when
the wee, small hours were striking, he mo-
ticed three men approach and commence
to move in suspicious manner about the
cable. Smith approached the men, and
asked them what they were doing, and ad-
ded apiece Of counsel for them to leave.
The answer came back for him to attend to
his own business. Smith Immediately drew
bis revolver, and told the men to "get,"
when they stayed not on the order of their
going, but lett. No damage was done, as
the attempt was detected in time to pre-
vent it, but the tale the next day having
been repeated into the ears Of the health
authorities, was enough to occasion Chair
man Waddington, OF the Health Commit
teee, to give Officer Hook commission to
purchase heavy chain from Pittsburgh
firm to be used in conjunction with the
cable in tying the boat.
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West VIrgInIa BIIIS.

special Dispatch to the lntellgencer.
WASHINGTON, January 16.-In the call
of States to-day, Col. Wilson, of West yir.
ginia, introduced several bills for the relief
Of certain persons, and also bills granting
pensions to Harvey Flesher, Henry L. Shoe
maker and Margaret Myers.
Mr.. Hoge introduced bills granting pen.
sions to Elizabeth Hamilton and Richard
W. Reid. A bill introduced by him for
the relief of James Allender provided that
the Government shall pay Allender $3.50
long due him for mill destroyed by the
Government in making improvements
upon the Monongahela River some years
since.
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The Interior PortfoIio.

Special DIlpalch 70 The InIeIIIgeneer.
WASHINGTON, January l6.-secretary
Kirkwood said to-day that II Mr.. Sargent
had been determined upon for Secretary Of
the Interior he was not aware Of 1t. He
said that he had had no intimatlon from
the President that his resignation, rendered
upon General Garfeld's death, had been
accepted, and he ioresaw no immediate
change in the head OF the Interior Depart
ment.
Senator sargents friends claim to be as
much in the. dark as any one regarding the
matter, but still express themselves as hope
iul Of results.
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APneiac sIone Trnredr.

San Francisco, January l6.-Saturday
night, Fleta, the scventeen-year.old daugh.
ter Of Colonel L. o. Gillespie, living near
Lodi, San Joaquin county, was shot in the
neck by Thomas Lyden. The wound is
probably fatal. The assassin fired through
a window. The body OF Lyden was found
the following morning in hay-stack near
by, where he had committed suicide. He
had been employed on the farm by Giles
pie, but was discharged Oh account Of
pressing his attentions upon Miss Gillespie.
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MILWAUKEE, January lG.-A Republican
special states that twenty-one persons were
Killed in a.nilroad disaster on the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 St Paul, at New Albion,
Iowa. No particulars given.
, LArER-Thc St Louis express, on the Du-
6uquc division Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
q St Paul railroad, while near Lansing,
Iowa, broke a wheel on the smoking car
which threw of the track the smoking cal
and ladies car directly behind, injurinr
more or less than twenty passengers-nont
lataIlS except three who will probably die
a Snlld oI Mrs. John Cayanaugh, Of War
. tens Mills, Wis, was killed, but she AMI
lAree other children escaped unhurt,
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smallpox seare Up Ihe Rlyer.

Special to the Intelligencer
NV CUMBERLAND, W. Va, January 10.
Toronto, Jefferson county, Ohio, is ter
ribly excited over a case of smallpox that
has developed at the Great Western Sewer
Pipe Works, between there and here. Our
people have as much right to be scared as
the people at Toronto. It seems one Geo.
Stafford has been away from home, come
back and took sick, and the case is pro
nOunced by Dr.. Grover to be smallpox.
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BucIsed the Tiger.

DAYTON, O., January lG.-James For
rest, driver attempted suicide by cutting
his throat with razor. Forest has accu.
mulated considerable property, and OH
Saturday he disposed Of a building lot, and
with the money he entered gambling
house and lost in faro. He returned hoMe,
and to-day in a fit Of dispondency made
this attempt on his life. Tonight he is
still living, but the wound is regarded as
fatal, as it severed the wind pipe, though it
missed the jugular vein.
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From tho AItar 10 tbe Tomb.

BENNINGTON. W., January 1G.-The fu.
neral Of Park Valentine and wife, victims
Of the Hudson River Railroad disaster,
took place this afternoon from the Second
Congregational Church. There was very
great assemblase Of relatives, friends and
citizens. The services were conducted by
Rev. E. g. Read, Mr.. Valentines pastor,
assisted by Rev. ]. D. Wasson, North
Adams, and Rev. Doctor Can6eld, of Ar
lington. These latter were the clergymen
officiating at the wedding last Thursday.
OF tho eight pail bearers four were ushers
at the wedding.
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I'm JsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

this session, but several measures OF for.
mer sessions have come to the surface and
lie before the committee. Both the insur-
ance men and the vessel owners, however,
have given up the case in despair, and an
old lobbyist Of the insurance element from
Boston said he shouldnot return again, as
Congress would never do anything with
the matter.
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TuE St. CIairsviilc branch Of the Tus-
eouvns road has, according to the Bellaire
TGJmt indefinitely suspended the run
ming Of trains. The Tribune moralizes over
4. and chancterizes the building Of the
road as a wild goose project. 1t contends
that i. should have been made narrow
gur. link in the Bellaire & St. Clairsyille
road, with ayiew to pushing it on to Cadiz.
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NATIONAL BANK CHARTERS.
The Knox Bill TO be Reported Favor
ably to the House,

The Knox Bill 10 be Reported Favor
ably to the House.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllgOneer.
WASHINGTON, January l6-The Com
mittee on Banking and Currency agreed,
after some discussion and by majority
vote to-day, to report favorably the Knox
bill for continuing the charters OF the
National banks. No changes were made in
the bill by the committee as it was thought
best to let the House have the matter in
hand and give it thorough consideration
and discussion by Committee Of the
Whole. The objections.to the bill that it
chokes of the rights Of the minority by
allowing two.thirdS Of the directors to CON
troll the property of the other third, and
that 1t is likelyto cause business trouble
through distribution OF the surpluses, ar
held but by a few persons And although
the measure is likely to cause a long debat'
| 1t is thought that 1t will pass in very mucl
the same shape that itnow exists.
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Grrr,r Yesterday sung out in the trial,
m, most half past 70; let's have recess"
nRocr,, was taken for thirty minutes"
rr. tbe dispatch. So that after all the
T;iler M who recently drew a travesty sketch
of tbe proceedings in a murder trial in
tbe wear 1900 may be actually anticipated
=, to time. The boss Of the trial is to be
tbe prisoner at the bar.
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0wENToN, KY, January 1B.-Six o'c!ocl.
yesterday evening Scott Hamden and John
Calvert about is years old, went to W. A.
Montgomery's, and before going thought
they would friShten Montgomery by rap.
ping. They did frighten him, and he got
down an old gun, and in trying to find
out who was there the gun went of. TIE
load struck Hayden in the forehead and
killed him instantly.
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o.. poorv,y from his disinterested
.S., S ~ ,Se Ohio side, prOClaims that It
eIS,, ..,.r W. nsuise M 10 divide Virginia, and
,s :, W.! n.y., Virginia should go back to the
lla' mai "'ii bosom. The Colonel may live to
pia's, y .eary strange occurrences, but he will
- S',iIr sTr iiye long enough to witness that
,s,IormancV
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NEWPORT, R. L, January 1G.-Judge b.
ker admitted the will Of the late Mrs. Mary
NJ. Browne. Of Boston, to probate to-day.
The bulk OF the estate was left to Allen
Thorndyke Rice, editor Of the North Amerii.
can RerieT, who was her grandson, and
who, in addition to receiving a legacy Of
$500, 900, receives an equal share with the
daughters in the remainder OF the estate,
which is valued at several millions.
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The Geneva Award

Special plIpAich 10 the Inlelliseneet
wAsuNoroS, January 16.-At the meet
ing Of the judiciary Committee this morn.
ing it was decided to take up the matter nl
the Geneva Award as early as aspossible and
make a disposition Of the matter this Sos.
sion. No new bills have been introduced
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The Fate Of n Mexiean nenutr.

LAREDO, TEX, January 1O.-At Cuantla,
Mexico, Saturday, Senorita Catalina Con.
gora, beautiful girl Of seventeen, made
an ascension in balloon withouta car, but
performing on trapeze attached. When
three-quarters Of mile high the balloon
burst and the girl fell tothe ground crushed
tn death.
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West VIrgInIa ore Assar ed.

Pittsburgh Telegraph.
Prof. Phillips, of the Western Universi.
ty has completed an assay OF orc from the
West Virginia Mining Company's proper
ty, near Elaneytown, in that State. The
result would not seem to warrant the work
ing Of the mine. The analysis showed
silver per ton as 2.lOths OF IN ounce; gold
nothing.
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Suit Against the sIcmens.Anderson Co

CINCINNATI, O., January l6.-Suit was
brought here to-day in the Superior Court,
by the Merchants and Manufacturers Ma.
tional Bank, Of Pittsburgh, against the Sic.
mens-AnGerson Steel Company to recover
on the judgment rendered in Allegheny
county, Pa, for $4,000. The suit was
brought here in order to attach the prop
'erty Of the company in the hands Of Angus
tus VESSEL, Of this city.
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Emperor Gould.

ST. LOUIS, No., January l6-Jay Gould
arrived here last evening from his trip
South this morning. He was cloSeted for
several hours with ex-senator Barnum, oil
Connecticut. He leaves tonight for the
east. There is considerable discomfort, and
in some cases bad feeling, manifested
among the men discharged from the Gould
roads here.
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The Central Vermont and Grand Trunk
lines are 10, s, 6 and 4 cents per hundred
lower than the above rates. This action OF
the railroads, in view Of tho movement to
close up the war, can be accounted for only
upon the supposition that it is the inten-
tion to meet the extensive cutting which
has lately been going on, and that the new
rates will remain in force until after the
numerous contracts now in force ut ex-
tremely low rates have expired, after which
the tariH rate agreed upon by the trunk
lines will probably be enforced. 1t is un-
derstood that. the agents are now under
imperative orders not to make any cuts
lower than the schedule rates received this
morning.
NEW York, January l6.-The New York
Central and the New. York, Lake Erie &
Western railroad companies issued u
schedule Of rates for freight this morning,
on basis Of 80 cents per one hundred
pounds for first class to Chicago. The fol-
lowing is the schedule:
Chicago-First class, 80 cents; second
class, %; third class, 20; fourth class Is.
St Louis-First class, Il cents: second
class, "a; third class, 2S; fourth class, %.
Cincinnati-First class, 2s cents; second
class, %; third class, Is; fourth class II.
lndianapolis-First class, 2s cents; sec
ond class, p; third class, 10; fourth class,
IA.
Louisville-First class, SO cents; second
class, 81 cents; third class, 25 cents; fourth
class, 20 cents.
Cairo-Fist, So cents; second 80 cents;
third; 20 cents; fourth, 10 cents
Detroit-First, % cents; second 20 cents;
third, 10 cents; fourth, l2 cents.
At the Offices Of the Baltimore and Ohio
and Pennsylvania railroad companies, II
was said, arate Of 60 cents per hundred
pounds for freight to Chicago was main.
tained as the schedule, but it Is understood
that the freight lines in connection there
with might be induced to make terms with
the shipper.
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u..-,, ra, a tremendous reduction made
lHLhl L,,y IN in railroad ireights from Boston
'i'tiu,' ! NJ. York r to the West. 1t is under
~ llai NrT w he surgical operation to deplete
oSa % .,.,O y NJ ont lot Of llow.priced contracts
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RoIted.

TERRE HAUTE, ND, January 16.-Ralph
S. Thomson, an old and prominent citizen,
for many years one Of the most extensive
millers in this State, died here suddenly
yesterday afternoon Of rheumatism Of the
heart
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TRuNK LINE KAR.
Tho Virtual Close Of the ConGIet-A Biz
Reduction in Freight Rates.

Reduction in Freight Rates.
BosroN, January 16.-Instead Of receiv-
ing advices to advance Western freight
rates this morning, the agents of the differ.
ent fast freight lines at this point were con-
siderably surprised at the reception Of
orders to make quite big reductions in the
schedule rates lately in force. The new
rates, in comparison with the schedule OF
January LIST and the anti.war period, are as
follows, to Chicago per hundred pounds:
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Neeroe. Poisoned by diseased Meat.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, January 16.-Three
negroes were poisoned on diseased meat
yesterday and one is dead, another dying
and the third in critical condition.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellgenSer
WASHINGTON, January lG.-Rumor says
tonight that Judge Alphonzo TAFT, Of Ohio,
is to be rendered the Berlin Mission within
few days.
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BusINESs BAROMETER
Bank ClearinRs for Last week-A Som,
what Unsatisfactory Showing.

BosToS, January 1G.-From the Post
The following table shows the total gross
exchanges at the twenty-four leading clear
ing houses in the United States, twenty
three being for the week ended January
18th, and one, Louisville, for the week
ended January 18th:
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GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
Aid from Congress Not Likely to be Ex.
tended to It.

Aid from Congress Not Likely 10 be Ex.
tended to It.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntolllEenser.
WASHINGTON, January 1G.-The Garfield
Memorial Hospital charter, whichs was
sought to be taken from the committee and
passed under suspension Of the rules, is
likely to meet with serious and spirited
opposition. When brought. up to-day
speeches in its favor were made
by Messrs. Fulkerson and Neal,
and Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, favored
a clause providing that the proprietors
should not in the future ask an appropria-
ton for its support Of the United States.
Mr.. Reagan opposed it, and Mr.. Cobb, Of
Indiana, made astrong speech, in which he
stated that he saw among the list Of incor-
porators the names Of number Of per-
sons who had hitherto tried to establish
general hospital heretofore for the reason
that they could not get control of
the hospitals and asylums now
in existence here. He enumerated the
hospitals and asylums here and showed
that 81 900 persons had been cared for by
them the past year. Hence, he said, il this
was made general hospital and patients
were admitted from every State, it would
become gigantic lazar house for
all the tramps and beggars in the United
States. II they encouraged the hospital by
appropriations they would be asked to ex-
tend the same to every asylum and insti-
tuition in the District, and no man could
see the end. 1t is thought the bill will be
amended to provide that no appropriation
for it in future be asked of Congress.
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Congressman IIoge's Resolution Look.
ing 10 the Sale OF the Same.


ing 10 the Sale OF the Same.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
WASHINGTON, January l6.-The resolu.
ton of Judge Hoge, Of West Virginia,
passed by the House to-day, providing that
enquiry be made as to the condition of
the Harper's Ferry property OF the Govern
ment, looks to the sale of the property at
an early day for some reasonable sum.
The property was sold some time ago to q
stock company who hoped to grasp the
right Of way Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road, and compel the company to release
itself by the payment Of large amount,
Being beaten in this, the company failed to
complete the purchase, and the land came
back to the Government 1t is not be-
lieved that it will ever be desired for any
great manufacturing purpose, and conse-
quently will not command high price,
and it is hoped that the Government will
finally dispose Of it on reasonable terms to
some bona fds purchasers.
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TARIFF TINKERING,
Result OF MeKinIey'S wreStIe With one
Element OF the Problem.


Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, January lG.-Representa-
tive Mckinley introduced bill in relation
to certain duties upon manufactured artic-
les Of metal, that touches particularly the
subject Of hoop iron. The billisverymuch
like, but an improvement on, the bill he
introduced some time ago upon the same
subject. 1t amends the tariff schedule re-
lating to metals, section 1854, as follows:
Provided, that on all iron, steel and on
all manufactured wares, vessels and articles
Of iron and steel, excepting steel rails, or of
which such metals or either of them shall
be the component part or material OF chief
value, whether wholly or partially manu-
factured, there shall be levied, collected
and paid no less rate of duty than the duty
or rate Of duty imposed upon said goods or
any part or material Of said goods, in any
Of the forms in which they last existed
prior to their passing into the forms or ar
ticles on which the duty is to be levied"
This bill is thought to be far more COM
prehensive, and it excludes steel rails for
special legislation il necessary.
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Run Into aside.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, January l6.-A
train on the Virginia & Midland
ran into slide last evening, near
FabePs mills, killing the engineer, John
Minton, Of Alexandria, and badly wound
ing the fireman.
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CENrERyrLLE, IND, January 1G.-The
excitement here is at fever heat over the
murder Of Mr.. Smith, farmer, fourteen
miles north. Lynching Is freely talked Of
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FIRE RECORD.

ToLEDo, January 18-The warehouse
and grain elevator at Whitehouse, Ohio,
owned by Y. Rackstraw & Son, was dc.
stroyee by FIRE last night, Los S., 900; in.
sured fer $1,000.
ST. LOUIS, January 16.-The fire at Mex
leo, No., Saturday night destroyed Carroll
4 Bales dry goods store, several small
shops and the daily Inislligneer Office.
Loss about 81, 900; insurance sl6, 900. {
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Short, but II Coptains the Faot,.

SAVANNAH, GA, January 16.-Jesse
Williams, anegro, was hung to-day for lie
murder OF Toby Luke.
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(In Gnteaigstter
;, .alI n 'ToaTteenth slfeet.

isi1, Committee Of Council on Leg
Il!I 'V'Di endorsed the Washington Hall
'I'aea .a.'t 'i' Ior a Water Works Commission
noy'I.,a. y 1. .s.sion (, last night Score one for
|. r.mmisiOn.
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Twas given up to die, from 3 disease Of my
limbs. took PEIusA and It cured me. j.
lRNINl Hope, Pa,
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PHYSICIANS PIQUED
ANp DECIDE Non ro PRESENT elLLs
For Attending til. Late Prs.ld.at- ives. virginia
Matters before Consrsa-rarlr TlnESrlng.
National Bank Chartsn-o Opposition to
Aiding GARFIELD Memorial Hospital,


II
WASHINGTON, January l6,-The commit
tee appointed to audit tho bills incurred
during ex.President Garheld's illness and
for the funeral expenses have given notice
that demands must be presented before
the 10th Of February, Tho agitation in
the newspapers Of the proper amounts to
be paid the attendant physicians seems to
have disgusted the doctors in the case.
DR.. Bliss, when asked tonight II he had
presented his bill, said: mo; and l do not
intend to present any bill. The other ply.
sicians in the case feel that 1t is best, in
view OF all the circumstances Of the case,
not to present any bill to Congress, We
are content to receive whatever the nation
al legislature chooses to give, il anything.
1 am agreed with my colleagues in this
view Of the case. do not think there need
be any other contradiction given to the
newspaper statements about the supposed
enormity Of our charges"
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LONDON, January 16.-A Berlin CORES.
pondent writes as follows: There are signs
of apparent unpleaantness between Bis
marck and the Crown Prince, Frederick
William. The Chancellor is in a Lad tenn.
per, and is by no means satisfied withtbc
reception the Emperor's rescript met with
in England.
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THE HARPER's FERRY PROPERTY

special legislation il necessary.