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WATgaY GRAVES.
Pivs Men Drowned In ihe Niagara River
lay the CapstAlng OF Row Boat.


BUFFALO, N. Y, December l1.-Fiye
men hired clinker row boat this morning
Of George Moon, who keeps a boat house
at the foot Of Amherst street, with tho in.
tention OF going hunting. The men got
into the boat and started down the river,
at about 0 o'clock. They were Gar.
mans, and had two guns with
them. When in the centes Of the Niagara
River, about one and hall miles below
the International bridge, the tow boat was
struck bya sluall Of wind and suddenly
capsissd. The men grabbed the oyer.
turned craft, but were urable, with one ex.
ception, 10 keep above water. decRse Net.
lie, who lives about half mile above
Nettle Point, on the Canada shore, OBJ.
served the boat in the swell Of heavy sea,
and Jumped into his own boat and rowed
rapidly 10 the scene OF the disaster.
He sta es that the boat cape'7 Z ID while he
was on his way to the sesoue, and that four
men quickly Sank, while the fifth tired wa.
ter until, he was reached. This man was
lifted into Nettle's boat, and as the fisher.
mans strung arm grasped him be lspsed
into statsi6 i6 pGaansclousness Mr.. Net.
.as swiftly as porsibis to his home,
wliers eyerythiIg.that willing hands could
do was done to revive the unfortunate man.
He wss afterwards identified as o to Hael.
genbcrg, Of E lott street. Tnreeof his com,
panions were Max Rsiscb, Robert ReisGh,,
and Walter Schuaz, all Of whoa recently
pgu:p ifom g. .r1Iany, and were the lueata
q Aaelgenbt rg's father The nth joined
the party later. Haelsenbers's body Is at
Nettle's tome, and the other four will
probably drift with tho current over
Niagara Falls. The keeper Of Moons boa.
house stated this afternoon thst the men
appeared to be wei, ,.to.do Germans.
They carried fowlirg pieces, went down
in a street car, and seemed quite happy.
They said that they intended to so dowu
the river duck hunting, and inquired where
they had better 90. They we're informed
thai there were no iucls on the river, and
they then declared their intention II land
ing on the Canada shore anu hunting
there.
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ACoLORED IRiRHHAE,
Tho North caroiiDa climate had for the
Complexion.

From Our Special Correspondent.
+ WAsurSeToN, D. q, December llt-There
ia only one colored man in Congress this
wear. His name is 0'Hara; from North
Carolina. 1t 10 reported Of him that he
scared two sons Of the Emerald Island SO
badly that they left the country. 4s tho
story goes, he was on one occasion intro
duoed 10 two recent arrivals whose name
happened to be identical with his own.
He thought hs would play . joke upon
them. 90 he asked, initiating tho broSue,
SPhat did 0i understand your names to
he. ointlemine" "0'Hara is /; not Hara
"The same" replied the astonished Irish
men, "Tho the dfyil are yE"
"Orm yer kinsman, begorra,. replied
the North Carolina representative. The
cloimate ur the country has bin bad lar
~ lila arelatiyesn are said to have left In o
huTry. before he got q chance to finish the
sentence. u they did not return 10 Ire
land they must be New York aldermen, as
they have never been seen in North Caro-:
w TWSintsrsmith, the poofkeePer Of the
House. has appointed several new assist.
AMI doorkeSpsFS. Itbpart Of the duty ot
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sUH00L FOa sUANDAL.
MILE Rhea Scores Another! Triumph In
Wheeling.


The Opera HOuse held ansthes delighted
audience last night; 1t was one nearly .s large
as that Of the night before, aod composed Of
Whesiing's bust p'opis., Those OF Wheeliug
lovers Of good aoting who wers ab1ent, missed
u rare pleasure In not teeipg Mile RGsa! and
ber excellent com Eaay in that delightful old
comedy B"schooi{ for staudal.n II
was presented. throughout with such
eveness and excellence that the audience was
captured compIstely. A warm reception
was accorded Rhea when she appeared, and
during the evening there was an almost con.
tinuous ripple Of laughter and well mefited
applause. The fair star as lady 77td:l. was,
aishe Is In all, her characters. hilahat could
hedssired. The plsy 10 faS orite one with her;
and there are few who were present last
evening that would not be e,ger to see her
In 1t again. Tee screen scene provoked one
Of the hesrties. Tecallsever given In the 0p.
era House. Tha ccs.umeh, not alone those
worn By Rhes, but by the entire company
were magnificent, The engagement Of M'le
Rhea hsEe this time has without doubt
been the most satisfactory OF the season and
her return here next season will bs looked
forward 10 eagerly.
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sTEALING sruoENTs.
Obsrlin College Students who are sc.
rnsed Of ThIeYlnE.


OBERLIN, December ll.-Four homes
will be darkened with sorrow and shadow
cast over the lives Of four young.men by
an astounding discovery made here to day.
It is sad to chronicle facts which will bring
pain to many hearts, and yet an example
Of such youthful deprayity can hardly be
left unnoticed.
1t was discovered here to-day that a gang
OF thieves-ior thieves we are compelled to
call them-have been carrying on their
operations under the very noses OF their
Victims, concealed from detection by their
character as Oberlin students. -Four oil the
gang, under the tenor Of the discovery of
their crimes, to-day made full confession,
and two OF them now rest in jail, the others
being out'on bail. Their confession shows
that for months their systematic robbery
has been carried on here until the arti-
cles accumulated are too numerous to make
note OF. Their detection and arrest was
brought about by two Of them being acci-
dentally caught in their nefarious opera
tions. Those frat brought under arrest
we're by name 8. +. swaggart and i. 9.
Barr, both students In The preparatory de:
partment, the lormer but eighteen years Of
age and the latter twenty-one. They went
into NewtoD's shoe store and while one OF
them kept the attention Of Mr.. Newton,
the other managed to SECURE q pair Of shoes.
They were suspected, however, and follow.
ed by Deputy Marsbal Abel, and when
their pames were found out search war.
rants were issued and the boys arrested.
They then made full confession, impli.
also, two Of them have been
placed under arrest aud made COZ:
iesrions. Their confession recalls
the astounding fact that the
boys have been working their neiafious
game. on thirteen stores here systematically
dnTify about The whole of tIiiH term.
The tSo vna were arlea,ed On. the implica,
tion Of swaqpart and Barr are Willet and
Dolph. both preparatory students, and
both bntl7 wears Of age, The articles stolen
are as Jllow.: From Regai'e, books, ink,
paper, etc from Harmon's drug store,
lamps, toilet articles, etc; from McLaugh.
Inns, pocke,booss, album, lamps, cigar
csses, hooks; from q Goodrichia, quite nun.
bpr al books and picture frame from Pet
ters' clock was taken; but to enumerate
he he separate g e articles and the places whence
they were taken would be a long job.
Many dollars' gtfth OF goods were stolen,
considerable Of which was recovered in
the boys rooms The articles were ioand
packed In the bows trunks ready 10 be
;aken aYay. Two Of tho fellows were in
lending 10 leave In a few DAYS, and their
timely (nr untimtly ioI\ detection la
the only thing that prevented good many
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LITTLE RecH, ARK, December 1.-THE
Republican State Central Committee met
to day and elected ex.Goyerner Powell
Clayton as chairman, vice Terrans, de.
ceased. The committee unanimously de-
clafed that s. W. DJrsgy was no longer Q
citizen Of Arkansas and recommended
Powell Clayton for the vacancy In the
National Republican Committee, caused
hp hia rarnnYal ..----.
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BAsXER psisEATATIOS
70 the knights efs. seorgeSDresz Drill
mud AecenIlQH,


The Knights Of St. George, a semi-mili.
taly or5anis .tion recently formed in this
city, last evening gave dress driltand re.
ception at St. Alphonsus Hall that wes
highly enjoyed by everyone fortunate
enough TO be present. The ilrst feature Of
the evening, however, was the presentation
Of q besutiinl. banner to the Knights. Mrs.
O. Bum msdea very graceful little speech
in presenting the standard on behalf Of
the ladies, and President Rsiloy Of the So
ciety, responded in a clever man.
ner, Alter The. presentation came
The lsess drill. The Knights in
their nobby uniforms form foe look.
Ing body ol young men. Capt Fitzpatrick
directed the movements, many Of which
were intricate, but all were executed with
psrcis.on. Attefwards refreshments were
served and the remainder Of the evening
opsnt delightfully."-. Mr.. E. Larkin favored
the COMPANY with two OF his good Yscita-
tions, and Kramer's orchestra contributed
literally OF i:s swest music. The number
Of guests present was quite large. F
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WHEEIING, WEST vA IL 1885,

being to restore the duty on wool to
the figure from which 1t was reduced by
the Last Congress. Under the first call Of
States Representative Converse will lead OF
in this respect. On the other hand Mr..
Hurd, Of Ohio, is preparing 70 fight this ef:
fort Of his colleagues to restore the old
tariff, and as soon as he can mature bill
he will introduce one to place wool upon
the free list. Should hisproposition succeed,
Mr.. Hurd says that he will endeayor toget
the duty on manufactures Of wool reduced
from 40 to 80 per cent. With wool upon
the free list be contends that the manu-.
iacturers can well afford to stand a re-
duction OF duty upon woolen manutac'
tnrel
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THE FARlEF.
The Evidences are That the Tarin Ones
tion Will be Brought mp Early.

tion VIII be Brought mp Early.
WASHINGTON, December ll.-Rspressn-
tatiye Hurd, Of Ohio, who is looked upon
as one Of the members that will constitute
the Ways and Means Committee, expresses
the opinioa that there will certainly be
tariff legislation during the coming ses.
sion. He believes the comfort which
the protectionists sought 10 CLEAN
from lhs address OF Speaker Car
Isle Ia far fetched, and does not war
rant them In thinking that the tariff will
not be agitated. That was the issue, he
saws, on which the canvass for the Speak.
ership was fought, and q decided majority
Of the Democratic side Of the House tayors
me proposition. As soon as the Commit.
tee On Ways and Means can mature some
Bin for the revision Of the tariff Il will
surely be reported 10 the House, and will
he no doubt promptly considered. Tie
taril ON wool, which WAS such q Disturbing
element in Ohio politics during the last
campaign, will be agitated as early as
possible In the House, Anumber Of Rep.
resentatiyes on both SIDES are preparing
bills on the subject, the object ol each
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n,.s From YrlgSi ssd cold water.

ST. Ipts, Mo, December lI,-John
Rsichenbach and Charles Meyer had ter
rible affray les! night, the former, who is
an old man, charging young Meyer with
deirauding him ont Of a pension. ssiFing
A hatchet, Reichepbach laid open Meyers
skull. Thinking he had killed him, he
fed, and was pursued to pond near by.
He had intended suicide, but bis courage
falling him, be stood Up In tho shalloV
water shivering and waiting assistance.
He was taken out and conveyed TO 0 hos
pltsl, where he died soon after from fright
and the shock Of being In the cold water.
Meyer will recover.
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/. LONDON, December ll.-Efery' effort 10
making by the friends and counsel Of
'o'Donnell to procure respite from the
Hone Secretary. Charles Russell, chief
counsel, has written letter to Gladstone
iorcibly drawing attention to a communica-
ton from Sullivan, also 0'Donnell's
counsel in reference TO the alleged misap.
prehension by the jury oil Judge Denmans
charge The matter will be laid before
Hareourt and important inquiries are pro-
ceeding,
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MrLwAuKEE, Wis, December 1.-THE
Sentinel to morrow publishes an expose OF
alleged iyauds psIpstrated by the Iowa
Great Eistern Mutual Life Assurance and
Anamosa Iowa agents, which have been
doing business in Wisconsin without
license. The company was formed fifteen
months since, and in Waukeahua they
have already worked up, q business Of
$900,0l0. Policies have been issued In the
main to ample minded people for little or
and all business done very quietly.
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HAnRlsBuRo, Pa, December 1l.-The
Pennsylvania State Grange Patrons Of Hos
bandry, representing over 2lO9o convened
in their eleventh annual session this after,
noon in the hall Of the House Of Repressn-
tatiyes, Since 1870 there has not been 80
large an attendance Of delegates, over 500
being present. The session. will be pre-.
sided over by Leonard Rhoue, Of Center
county, Worthy Master, and will be secret
but meeting will be held this evening"
which will be addressed Governor Patti.
son and o!hers.
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LoSpoN, December 1.-THE Govern
ment Inspector Of Explosives says Of the
explosion in the Metropolitan Underground
Railway: Dynamite charges were dropped
from the train. In the Praed street case,
the charge was exploded prematurely.
These outrages have distinct connection
with the outrages in Glasgow and elsewhere.
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On,se burglar zed.

srEuRHSvlLLE, o, December 1.-THE
ticket cfIlce OF the @. & P. railroad at Bril-.
liant, this county, was burglar'ssd last
night The ticket case and all the ticketP,
With $40 in silver, were s;olen. An entrance
Was effected through a window. AZ noon
the ticket case was found hall q mile west
Of Town. Ills not yet known what amount
o! tickets were taken,
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CHICAGO, LIS, December 1.-The fol.
lowing cable is cell explanatory. .r.'l.a.ss:i
DUBLIN, December IL.
To Alexander Sullivan. President of Hs iriai
National LEAGUE ot AMERICA, Chicago;
Twelve hundred Nalionalists in meeting,
honoring Parnell, greet America and send
thanks for her sympathy.
,tsignedl DAWSON.
NJ CuicAGo, Its, December II.
To Lord Mayor Da,rson, Dubhn .ls
1rish-America salutes Ireland, ie:ecloes
her cheers for Parnell and will never cease
struggling with her for liberty until It is
achieved. (Signed) i IN
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.
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RoME, December 1.-THE Pope has ap.
proved the proposal for the erection Of
memorial church for Daniel O'Connell at
Cahircivens, county Kerry, Ireland, and
promised donotion for the corner stone,
which the latter has deputed the Most Rev.
Dr.. Croke, Archbishop Of Cashel, to lay.
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wAsuNoroS, D. o., December IL
Senator Anthony accompanied by physi.
clans visited the Capitol to-day. 1t re-
quired the sssis!auce OF friendly arms for
him to reach the eleyaior and passing to
the Senate chamber. His appearance, how
ever, was more encouraging to his friends
than the published accounts led them to
axpect,
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Mn. MCDONALD says that Mr.. Carlisle's
election emphasized the demand for tariff
reIom. lie should have added-"within
thePlrty", tarliIreforn being mild phrase
for free trade. We hope to see our Demo-
cratic friends carry their courage to the
sticking point aud put the emphasis in
their platform. There's where they die.
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NEWSPAPERS ought not to misrepresent
Couucllmen. II they undertake to give re-
ports o! proceedings the reports should be
accurate. But DR.. Jepson can not be in
eirneS. when he suggests as remedy the
dispensing with reporters. Council meet
ings are public. Anybody may attend,
aud this includes newspaper reporters.
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non't NJ III: :the niIk.

"There is no ule crying over spilled mill, n
says the old Sav. II you are not only bald,
but have no life In the roofs Of your hair,
there h no use crying over that either. Take
both time and yourself BY the foreioek while
there 10 forelock left Apply PaIkef's Hair
Balsam 10 your hair before matters got worse.
Il will arrest the falling OF OF your hair and
restore Il TO Its original color, gloss and soft.
nass. Its o perfect drtsdng withaI, clean,
richly perfunsd, eools and heals the scalp,
raw
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ssxEDoDY pretends to believe that the
President, arged by somebody interested
in machine politics." would be glad 10
have the official heads oi The Secretary Of
the 'Frealury and the Attorney General,
because those gentlemen don't take to
practical politics. II they discharge their
respective Offices well ii may be that the
Cabinet smashsB will graciously permit
them 10 remain.
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His Bourbon Excellency has grieyously
disappointed u.s. He had an opportunity
toput one Republican in the Board Of Uni
vesity Regents and the ISTELLlsEscER was
mOdestly hoping to be struck by the guber-
nstOral lightning. Now hope has fled.
The Gtvernor-of all men-hes triaed with
and at last deserted US.
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BERLIN, December 1.-THE Moth Ger
man Ga:ette, referring to the statement that
the German Government is willing to CO.
operate with England to protect their sub
jects and interests in China in the event Of
a war between France and China, says the
sole object OF such cooperation Is the pro-
lection Of Europeans in the event of, an
outbreak like that at Canton.
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LONDON, December liza Paris CORE
spondentt TO the Times says Alter the vote
yesterday on the Tonqnin credits bill,
China must abandon all hope Of France re-
treating. The time has come for the
neutral powers to dispel the illusion Of the
Chinese and urge upon China the neces-
sity Of Cancellation. ,a, tss 2i.s
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DUBLIN, December ll-At q banqustto
Parnell the room was crowded. DAvitt in
response to toast, "Ireland Nation"
said, that led by Parnell they believe them
selves on the threshold Of heralding an
Irish Nation. Lord Mayor Dawson read
an address to Parnell. N+ . Il
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TIE English press seems determined
that 0'Donnel shal! hang. It is an as
tonishing statement that the call OF his
counsel for The names Of jurors was given
place in but one Of the many newspapers
to which It was sent. That Is not up 10 our
American idea Of fair play.
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these officials to carry cards TO members
from any who may choose to call them out
To-day q conBtituentot o. 0'Hara's wished to
send for him; he approached the main
door and handed his scard to one Of the new
doorkeepers with the request that 1t be de-
livered to the North Carolina member.
"Go to the DEVIL" was the reply Of the
new government official, ~ was not hired
to carry cards TO niggers, and I'll be
II / do tn
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MR. MORRISON, standing as the Speakers
next friend, says, "Mr. Carlisle will yindi.
cate hi. policy" No doubt ofit.' He will
begin on bis committees asd carry 1t
through Aud he will keep on Tightening
Democrats who know that the country
can't be carried for his policy.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
ALABAMA CLAIMS sErrlEMsNrg
Acknowledged TO b, the Greatest Dlplam,sy Act
on RteOrt-rhs IrIah satloa-A Toast Pro-
posed TO rAa. CcuatrI att Bsiqlsi.
General Foreign News Notes. s9s

LONDON, December 1.-THE secretaryof
State for Foreign Ailstrs at the liberal meet.
ing referred to the allusion made by the at
taeks formerly directed against the govern
ment on account Of the Alabama claims
settlement, and said he believed that the
convention was one oi the highest triumphs
OF diplomacy.
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Crn.he1l lo ne.ih or MoneI.

Mocow, December 1l.-An immense
thropg OF poor people gathered before the
house Of a merchant, lately deceased, TO re.
eelye the money usually distributed at the
demise Of wealthy persona The pressure
was so great that several pelsonS were
crushed 10 death and four severely ir lured.
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Ds. A. f. SrlrEL Is a man Of character
and cultivation. He knows what a Uai.
yersity ought 10 be, and as q Regent We
shall look to see his influence cas-. on the
.ids Of progress. He will find it profitable
10 sound the depths OF the situation. n.
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THAT assistant doorkeeper who refused
toc,ry a card to a niger" Congressman
opph, no! to be banging door about a
C,ugras which has niger" 10 it. lie
Il 100 nice for his job.
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CorSclL should no. hesitate to assess a
fl, on the cars Of the Citizens Railway
Company. The company accepted a
valuable franchise with thst provision.
The tax is reasonable and ought to be col.
IacIaj
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h.rueG Rich.

NEw oHmASs, December ll.-Tt Times
DmoorafS Los Vegas, New Mexico, spe--
cial layr: This morning in digging ioun-
datioa for anew court house the laborers,
old mineTs saw symptoms Of "pay dirt"
They gave Il . trial, which resulted In
striking It rich. Everybody is stalking cf
n1atFna
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nle,i Llke a Soldier.

CAIRo, December ILL. is reported that
the body OF Hicks Pasha has been found,
with one hand grasping sword and the
other a revolver, .,...-..-
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Tur Odious trade dollar, originally in.
,.oled for China, might be dumped into
tbs Chinese laundries as q measure oil re-
nlistion for washed of buttons and MICS
in. sarme1IS
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sOes on.

wurs we gs. further tidings from Van
d.,bIl.s road it may put Wheeling in the
action Of general revision Of the railroad
map Of the city.
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Arres, OF sni,atIonists.

NV HAVEN, Cr., December ll.-Twelye
members Of the talvation army were ar
ttstel tonight Tor violation Of the city
ordinance and released on their own rec.
%uIlnes
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B7lgR, Pa, having los. her Court House
+, 6,e Butler will probably feel the need
ii some adequate means Of defending her
..li against fire. They all do.
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Tur Keptuck.an whU sho. four men at
one es.sieu, SO 10 speak, is now prepared
IN rpp for Congress. That is little better
',,,, than Phil. Thompson made.
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r,yrg,rap land grants ought to be-lo'-
,.i,eJ, Jus: as a man who DOESN'T earn
,'i.J,,'s il bay doesn't get 1t.