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INCIDENTAL to the death Of Postmaster
General Howe, First Assistant Postmaster
General Elatton narrowly escaped death
about the time General Howe was dying.
Mr.. IIatton had been to the White House
10 inform the President Of the serious Ill.
ness Of Judge Howe, and on returning the
two hones attached to his carriage took
fright and ran away, and we're not stopped
until they were wearied with long gallop,
during which collisions and upsets were
narrowly avoided at severalipoints. 1t is,
perhaps, well that the supply Of patriots
who are willing to serve their country Is
large, else the government, some day. by a
peculiar combination OF unfortunate cir
cumstances, might be without officials.
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PrrrsBuReu, Pa, March 27.-The fail.
ure Of Q. p. Markle & Sons, paper manu-.
iacturers, is the principal topic in CONNER.
cial circles to-day. As stated last night,
their liabilities are about 100000 and as.
sets close to one million. Mr.. Kinder,
chief book.keeper, followed Captain
Markle to Chicago, by request Of
the latter's brother, and succeeded
without much difficulty in persuadine
him to make an assignment. Capt Markle
offered no explanation for his conduct be.
yond stating that he was tired and wanted
to rest. He had been drinking, and was
still under the influence Of liquor. He
made no offer to return the money, al.
though acquainted with the fact that his
action had ruined the firm. As the money
was his own 1t cannot be taken from him
In any legal way.
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THE o1SoINsArI GERMAN VOTE.
Its Return to the Republican Ranks sale
10 be Assured.

C1scINSArr, March 27.-"we are all
right over the canal" said an active Re-
publican tonight which means in his
opinion, and 1t is shared by all Republi.
can leaders, the German vote is once more
secure. With the German in their places
the Republicans have rarely failed Of win
ming q handsome victory. They believe
that there is now a disposition to treat
the liquor question fairly, and they are
evidently making as much haste 10
get lack into the Republican party
rs they used in leaving 1t one year
ago, The Germans say their repre-.
sensitive men will ivote the Republican
ticket this spring, expecting that the Legis-
lature will put tho liquor question in such
shape that Is will be recognized as o legiti-
mate traffic, but subjected to q pretty
heavy tax. II this Is done, they will.yote
with the Republicans again next fall and
continuously thereafter. The evidence
which has come to the Republican leaders
that this is the general feeling among the
Germans has put them into the best d
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Secretary Folgcr's health is improving.

Secretary Folgcr's health is improving.
Emperor William OF Germany has re.
covered health, and is feeling as gay as q
lark.
Tewfik Bey formerly Minister Of Finance,
OF Turkey, has been appointed Turkish
Minister 10 Washington.
1t is stated that the Marquis Of Lorne,
upon his return to England from Canada,
will be raised to the peerage.
Sixmembers Of the Armagh Assassina.
ton Society, on trial at Belfast, ireland,
were, yesterday, found guilty OF murder.
President Diaz. Of Mexico, was formally
presented to the President yesterday by the
Secretary Of State. He was accompanied
by severa. members Of his suite, Minister
Romero and Gen. Foster.
The Union Club House, Of Chicago, one
10 the Lnest structures Of the kind in the
country, just approaching completion, was
partially burned early yesterday morning.
Loss, S25 900; insurance, $4,000.
A Fon DuI.ac special says: Investigation
into the affairs Of the lumber firm Of Paige
Bros, OF Davenport, Iowa, one partner In
which recently suiclded, causes unexpect-
ed Developments, aud the firms liabilities
are now declared to exceed half million
Of dollars.
Mr.. A. Okey Hall, whose journalistic
connections have been much discussed
topic Of late, announced in yesterday morn.
ipg's Truth that he had assumed the edito.
rial control OF that paper. II is also ri.
mored that he and his friends have bought
control Of thesheet.
A socialist manifesto Is in circulation in
the southern part Of Russia, inviting the
people to avail OF the coming fetes on the
occasion Of the coronation OF the Car 10
pilIase the houses OF mobiles and Jews. A
deputation Of mobiles have gone to St.
Petersburg, to.ask Count Tolstoi, Minister
to the interior, to provide for the protection
Of their property. .a-
The Grand Jury, OF Washington, D. O..
Yesterday afternoon returned an indictment
against VIM. P. kellogg for receiving, while
a Senator from Louisiana, promiBsory
note on April II, 1880, for $20, 900, from j
B, Phce, q mail contractor. Also an In
dictment against Thomas j.. Brady, while
Second Assistant Postmaster General, o
receiving on July IS, 1880, 5000 from ]
B, Price, mail contractor. Mr.. Brady Il
further presented on the charge ofreceivinI
ON April II, 1880, drafts Of the value O
$40, 600 from ]. B. Price. The witnesses ar
John A. Walsh, ], B. Prica, ]. w. Brad!
J and Joseph CochTRne,
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The Committee on Health in It's report
10 Council last evening had the following:
ave deem 1t our duty to call the atten-
ton OF Council to the fact that owing 70
the extension Of theP. w. 4 KY. R. r.
south Of the creek, persons who contract
for the removal Of night soil and garbage
are cut of from the usual dumping place,
viz Forty.eighth street; this together with
the knowledge that the citizens Of Bellaire
and even those Of our own city living in
the vicinity Of Forty.eighth street are pro-
testing against such dumping being done;
at that point, we would recommend the
adoption Of the accompanying resolution
In relation thereto:
Resolved, That the Committee on Health,
and the Health Officer be instructed TO pre-
pare and report to Council plans, cost, ETC.,
Of Of dlsPosi.Rpg q 4. garbage and Nd night soil
Ohio river" ,iit7
The resolution was adopted. ''rsi
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THE THIRD DISTRICT.
THE LAND OF THE PERENNIAL SEAT


Special Dispatch 70 the In,ellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 27.-The
B ,ard Of Public Works met here to-day and
examined the new Capitol building. They
were greatly pleased with theadvancement.
Tomorrow the Democrats meet in the
city 10 nominate Congressman to succeed
John L. Kenna. The candidates, eight in
number, are on hand, working hard for
success. There will be very bitter
fight, but it is believed that ex-senator
Hereford will be the mau. Major Snider
and Ex-Governor Mathews friends are
moving heaven and earth for their man.
ANOTHER OUTLOOK.
Special Dispatch to tho lntelligcncer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March T.-The
Democratic convention tomorrow will be
full and enthusiastic, and is likely to de-
yelop much acrimonious feeling, A large
delegation arrived to day from the upper
end OF the district and more are coming.
Much caucusing Is taking place and the
forces are Vrganizs I'd for to.morow's conflict.
At this time the situation is about as
follows: snider has gained through the day,
but the nominee will either be Mathews or
Dennis, or dark horse. French, Floyd
and Stollings are out OF the race.
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BosroS, March 27.-At $50 this morning
Joseph H. Bennett, former student fer
the priesthood, but for several years agent
for the Beldy wringer Company, at No. 20
Cordhill, entered Wadsworth's dining
rooms, on Marshall street, called for a cup
Of tea, and while the girl was getting It, cut
his throat. severing the eiugular veins, rush
ed into the street, and dropped dead. He
bad been deranged at times over business
and politics. In his pockets were found
several books, in one oi which was written:
"Bury me in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, with
Unitarian Church rites"
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San FRANscrsco, March 27.-The Execu'
tive Committee Of the Knights Templai
have not been altogether successful yet in
arranging for accommodations for visiting
Communicates. onlytwo hotels, the 0cci'
dental and the Lick, have agreed to con.
tract for any definite numbers. Others say
they will stretch their accommodations To
the utmost, but will make no contract-irst
come first served. A meeting will be held
to-day OF the committee and the hotel man.
ayers 10 endeavor to settle the question.
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boss to have the passageway opened &C
that the foul smell would be carried of;
The leader OF theexpedition, after the exit
from the mine had been made, reported to
Manager Fordyce and Superintendent
Mackie the results OF his trip, and after a
long consultation It was decided that the
bodies already found should be taken
from the place where they were lying and
taken on the stretchers to the bottom Of
the shaft, where they were 10 be boxed and
kept until midnight, when they were to be
taken up and removed to the Braidwood
depot for the inquest.
The permanent searching party was
then chosen, consisting Of twenty.four
men divided into squads, as explained
elsewhere. The first squad was to go on at
midnight, and at once begin to raise the
bodies to the surface for transportation to
the morgue. The question arose during
the evening as to who should see the
bodies It was concluded that the best
plan was to place the collins where the
crowd could pass by them and view the
dead faces.
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A Ritter no.e.

CHICAGO, March ga Battle Creek
Mich, special says: A man named John
son, Lying near Johnstown, suspected hil
hired man with undue intimacy with the
formers wife, and finding Fry alone in {
dense woods, bound and gagged him, and
maltreated him in horrible manner. Fry
was discovered by search party two days
aiterward, unconscious, and his limbs
badly frozen, but he may recover. John
son and his wife fed.
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1wome,l Lynched.

CHICAGO, March 27-Helena, Montana,
adyices state that man named Coomes,
the keeper Of q tavern near the mouth ol
the Greenhorn, and guest named Smith
were hanged by q alynehing party Of fifteen
on suspicion that they had fred q barn Of
neighbor, causing the los Of considerable
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NEW YoRx, March 27.-In the suit OF
]. @. Reiff against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, for alleged illegal
consolidation with Mutual Union Com
pany, Judge Friedman continues the in.
junction because the Western Union
company did not obtain the consent Of its
stockholders at formal meeting. Upon
this failure being rectifed the Western
Union will be privileged to move for the
tnJnn oItoo
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ASObio Democrat is credited with the
remark thath hoped the Ohio Republicans
would not nominate e1.Pfesident Hayes
for Governor, becauset the Democratic press
would abuse him, and that would elect
him. This in connection with the report
that the German Republicans Of Cincin-
natl have returned TO the fold is eminently
encouraging to the cause in Ohio.
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A CHICAGO paper rides rough shod into
Mayor Harrison, Of that city, as 1t is ex-
pected he will be renominated by the
Democrats, and compliments him by call
Ing him the "Alayor Of thugs and gam
ben," and that he is "a conscienceless
deinagogue, and that his continuance in
power is a standing disgrace and blot
upon the fame Of the city," In Chicago
such praise ought to insure his election.
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Mr.. DUKES, ex.murderer, ex.defamer oil
women's character and ex-legislator, has
refused to act on the gentle hint of his
neighbors, and proposes to remain In
UniOutown. At the expiration OF the
tveuty.lour hours there may be some work
for telegraph operators II he remains in the
town. The feeling against him at his home
is very bitter-too bitter to be entirely
healthy for him.
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Mn, JOINS l.. SULLIVAN, of Boston, Mass.
/. named by an exchange as a Democratic
c.ndiIa,e for President. Although Mr.
Sullivan would not have 10 change his
Dolitics we believe that he enjoys hit
n,esept remunerative practice too well tc
oive itup for the meager salary attached te
,hs Presidency.
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mAnnENEn RY FEAR.
A soldier nj the Garneid Tomb, Crazed
by Dread, Goes Melancholy Mad.

A soIdIer nj the GarflrId> Tomb, Crazed
by Dread, Goes Melancholy Mad.
CLEVELAND, March 27.-Some days age
Joseph Kashinkey, private Of Company
II, Tenth United States Infantry, on duty
at the late President GarGeld's tomb, ii
Lake View Cemetery, was taken will
symptoms Of insanity. which developed
into decided case. The man was attend
ed to by Dr.. G. U. Arms, who pronounced
the case insanity, under the head Of mel
ancholia. Yesterday, in charge Of Lieu
tenant S. Y. Seyburn, he started for Fort
Wayne. Detroit, where he will be cared
for. and unless he recoveis will ultimately
he sent to the insane department Of the
United States Military Hospital, at Wash
ington.. ,..,,. :, -,
there Is nothing startling. Minds give way
and in the rush and swirl Of life are unno
ticed. But in the alleged cause oi Private
Kashinsky's insanity there Ia something
arrange and unearthy, though only risinl
from q snperstitious turn Of mind. Kashins
XIV Is a young, healthy Polander, with ar
abundaace OF animal spirits; about twenty
one years Of age, aud has been soldier
some ten months. He has been on duty
Al the Garfield tomb some two months.
Il IA Said that the melancholy madness
from which he Is suffering 10 caused by tht
diseased line OF thought incident to thu
weird monotony Of tomb and mound tina
The guard experiences at his post at th,
grave. Kashinsky's talk and action sine
6is mind has given way is said to carry ou
lis idea Of the cause oi his trouble.
He Is devout Catholic and supersti
tioas, rs foreigners are apt to be, by tn
early traditions they imbibe, But this /
not all.
ed by the same fear, and some Of them hay
resofted to drink to drown their fears an,
trembling. This 70 the third mah Of III
| Tenth Infantry that has gone TO the bal
| since the guard has been on duty at N
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BLooMlxSTox, ILL.,, March 27.-A meet.
Ing OF 1000 Knights OF Labor was held
last night to insist on the reinstatement Of
seven employees OF the Chicago & Alton
railroad, discharged for petitioning for an
increase Of pay. The speakers urged, all
employees toquit unless the reinstatement
was made,
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Cirnr MnI,nra Mnr.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 27.-Inbusch
Bros, cigar manufacturers oil this city, to-
day began strife with the cigar makers
union by discharging fifteen men Of the
union. II issaid other manufacturers will
follow their example. They offer no ex-
plantations,
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BosoN, March 27.-several cigar makers
Of the Boston Cooperative Factory waited
on their employers this morning, demand
ed an increase OF one dollar thousand,
and being refused left work. Boston cigar
makers will cooperate with 5000 Of their
craftsmen throughout the country In the
proposed general strike.
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r,Cos,rL JESKISsoS, Of Richmond
Ind, formerly Consul at Glasgow, Scot
i'nd, iully corroborates Mr.. Porter's let
,.,s - n the New York Tribune in regard to
,bs @ niliable condition Of the working peo-
.Ioai,ba. country.
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Typhoid Fever Epidemic In New York

New YoRK, March 27.-The Sanitary
Superintendent to-day made report to
the Health Board Of the protracted investi.
CATION which had been made Of the causes
leading to the great number OF cases Of
Typhoid fever which have occurred on
Washington Heights, the highest, best
drained and cleanliest portion Of the city,
and part OF which Is nowhere closely
built up. The report is very unsatisfactory
and little has been done. In many cases
The trouble has been believed to have come
from milk, but an examination Of the milk,
stables, cows, &C., did not verify the belief.
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TuE Jackson HTaId publishes in Its last
lane A highly interesting article on the
hilpre Of the Legislature to submit the
n,Obibi,ory amendment to vote OF the
people, which, If we were able to decipher,
rs would like to comment on.
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The resolution was adopted.


Survivors of the Jeanette Expedition.
NEw YoRx, March 27.-The steamahip
westphalia, from Hamburg, arrived this
morning. Among her passengers are En-
sign Henry j. Hunt, Herbert Wood Leach,
James II. Bartlett, John Lauterbach and
Frank Manson, survivors Of the Arctic ex-
ploring steamer Jeanette. They will be
officially received by Chief Engineer Mel
vile and officers Of the Navy Yard.
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a., salvation Army has penetrated
,,';',hs iI$ That country might De pene-
:'.a% @s,J hy some things great deal worse
I,lisn army, for instance.
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coDersroyprSr made q very pathetic
,,mnsrisou when he wrote, Payne's bones
AZ here, while A. T. Stewards are NOT
,borvb IN the latter dwelt in marble halls
'ad the other had no sweet home at all.
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A. ., ,n,roNE would utilize wet lands
- ~s s,oxipy water crosses and improve
" D. embanknents by planting fruit
" 'an" II, Gladstone is a very great man.
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rnr Pennsylvania Legislature rose to an q
i"n ',a hriIhtb, Yesterday, and passed a
,ll eapsn o,syep,ing political parties from max
a,sassments.
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,,nrs7rIors and imaginative newspaper
.,,,".nopdents report that Secretary Lin
WI. .oIu has the Presidential bee in his Don.
so,u o.. I, couldn't very well be in better
,.oI
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~ p,ircp Of Wales reads neither BOOKS
lDa arsnapers. Thus he is preparing
t:..aIt po' 10 be real good King or an intel
- i.,rnr
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MORE HORRIBLE plscoyERIEs.

Not two feet from this horrible spectacle
was seen q miners hat, which had appar-
emily been left there by the water, but
what was the horror aud astonishment OF
the party when the guides picked 1t up to
and that It covered the face Of q man
almost wholly buried by the mass Of stone
upon whichth other unfortunate man lay.
The sight vas a ghastly one, the features
made Visible by the faint light Of lamp
were we're fearfully colored and bloated,
while the same scar which had been mo-
ticed by the previous party was visible,
extending almost across the forehead and
down nearly tothe ear.
THE SEARCH TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.
Unable to withstand the offensive odol
that was emitted by the dead bodies the
party Ysncpted and arranged with the pli
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TIE news from the Third District con

TIE news from the Third District con-
veys the pleasing intelligence that the
Board Of Public Works is very much
struck on the new Capitol building at
Charleston, and gratifed at the progress
made. With this comes the cheering In
formation that the Democratic Congress
siOnal Convention in the same city, totake
place on Wednesday, will present the usual
novel and interesting features Of a Bourbon
harl,lrnn
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IT Is more economical to bug Durkee,s
Salad Dressing than II Is 10 make q dressing:
besides this, Il Is made at better materials
than you can buy ct the stores. Everybody
likea lk -..-.-Ll. !. ~ u. "A
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REACHING THE BODIES AT LAST.

Finding that there was no damp beyond
the door, the rest OF the party entered and
there beheld the ghastly vision that had
greeted the party who had discovered the
bodies the night before. Upon the floor Of
the heavily timbered mule stable was the
arm OF one OF the two men who had before
been seen. He lay upon his face, his
hands under his body, and the great size
to which his body was swollen gave evi.
dence Of the fact that decomposition had
set in. Without touching the corpse the
guide advanced few feet and, holding out
His lamp over large pile OF stone and coal,
the rays revealed the form OF another dead
man, lying face downward upon the stone,
where the relentless flood in its ebb had
left him. His coat, which hung over his
head, was lifted and disclosed the sides Of
the lace which were highly discolored.
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AFIigh,y Telegram from John o'Relliy

- @S.e- -~.--- - --N---s
NEw YoRK, March 27.-John Boyle
o'Reilly, editor OF the Boston Pilot, to-day
telegraphed the editor Of an evening paper
here as follows 81 think the coming
convention Of the Land League,
at Philadelphia, Pa, will be the
most iorceful expression OF Irish
sentiment ever held in Ireland. The pres
ence OF Parnell and Egan will raise into a
kind Of an Irish parliament, a parliament
Of extraordinary potentiality. Irish senti-
ment was never SO united. There are no
serious divisions. This convention with
Parnell present will voice the entire
Irish race. Parnell thus concentrates the
moral power OF thirty million people. II
will add vastly to his strength in Ireland.
The great mass Of Irish will henceforth
take part. England's brutal policy has
driven the Irish race to desperation. There
will be no stopping now until Ireland has
home rule at least"