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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
PLANS OF THE RANDALL MEN.

An Effort TO he Made 10 Strike Outthe
FnRrIIES clause Of the Morrison
BID.
WAsHIyGro-. April 1.-The course pur.
sued by sx Speaker Rlndsl! in the tariff
fgh, e!.cts the warmest commendstion o.
bis friends. He has from tre start sedn-
cusly abs aimed from advising members to
vote either for or sgainst consideration o.
the bill, saying that the sub. .ect was one
which every member must decide for him
self according to his knowledge o. the
wishes OF his constituents His views upon
the general sub ct Of agitation OF the tarin
st the present time be ng very vel knoTn'
ard he has never hesitated TO express
them, but in any case where Individual IN
terest wss concerned hs has tsld tue mem
bers applying 10 bin for advice that the
subject was one which every man mus
solve for himself.
kThe progrsm OF the pro.ectionist Demo
cTars is to allow general debate u pro
ceed and Q conference OF the Democrats 20
dsy determined not to interfere or try 70
| nil the dictate. II Mr.. Morrison and his
followers are willing that the tariff shouta
be oisp, 80 q Of IS soon % ceb.te Is restrict
I'D under The hvs micQ'e RUE, npt.Oi
will bs nIsde 10 strike out the enscunE
a aus. of the bill. This motion, II IS oe-
iitved, will carry, and it will be made os
ere sny Cpl ptortunity for amendment o.
the measure is afforded. II, however, L
shouId fail il il impossibl. TO tell hoS
much time will be consumed in the as
cuss:or. In pushing the Morrison oil 70 =
rsver ne refcrmers realize thAt u Is ID t1e
GetriueIt OF quite . number ct Pu9,
lie ~. ssur.s, end IL the tar,d Srr.
ont Of the Vsy. they might stan1
a chsres OF consideration Among thee
measures are the IotsT-State Com neres
bill. bills for the forfeiture OF railroad Iana
srsnts. bills 10 establish postal telegtAoas
| 70 provide for reiurdipg the national deoL
| 10 psrpetua,s the oRtoual banking sys'
| ten and other measures OF Ike cnsrset4'
| which denard The immediate attention. o
Congress Every hour spent in tns Ms
| russion cf the tariff makes II less p1ts'oi'
| 10 dispose of sny one OF these m-s'a'cs ne,
| Realizing this fact, the opponents Of TART
| LEGISLATION. after waiting ressonaSi'
length Of tine for general discussion ot ~
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UssS OF THE MORNING.

,,,, the famous art critic, is dead.
~. ~ William Curtis will be delegate
70 Chicago ,s,,s.
s1n appropriation bill
-, .,,,,rion in the railroad strike at
ro1,so i.S rcus,ns unchanged
-. s-s reported in q starving condi-
~, Nsrioa county, S. c.
w. -.,,,s is on foot TO pool the dint and
-. ,,s,, trade OF the Iountry.
-, -,,r.vs,erious disappearance Of another
In, ~ gi,. IspOr.sd from ST. Louis.
,r,,sriouc negro desperate is terror
..,ris e,op!e Of Calvert county, Md.
- -,.p,rs ms written an s1cyelical let
-. ,.-s,..a scsinst the Free Mssons.
-, ur-carisns have been warned to
= wrSssbarre, "a, under penalty of
tss,a.
-, Republicans yesterday elected
-, .y Caicsso. They go unin-
c,at,,d.
=. rs-.sv and Delaware Republican
.,,s.~ elected Blaine delegates 70
C1Hss'.
fss,-1l rio: between HunEar;ans and
p,,,, occurred near Pittsburgh yesterday
Ro;nirg
y,n,rs.8 VAS formally announced IS
...t.ssrs .,. the Presidency by the In.
-, r.mgcrats in Washington last even
.ag
rns convention 81 Charleston was digni-
- s-s .ssmCuivus and in sll thst WAS
49, VS. sLoSu an earnest desire for
la! ,L,.,ss.
,.,--~ry Genera. Brewster has sent to
.,-,,s g l.u- coulmSa!clgioR IN reference
....s ua,1vr Ia which the Star Route
ACES were conducted.
,r.-n t-.su& Of Hendricks says that the
a rrs.. : the only one for Democrats to
,,,,.-s.s. sd that both Tilden and
:Is,.s .,ss VI - 1ccep..
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BLAINE CATCHES The BIG FISH
and Arthur one Little MinnOV In Della.
ware.

DovER, DBL, April 1.-THE Republican
State Convention opened TO day. Tae
leaders of the delegations have had fre-
quent conferences, but their forces are so
nearly divided that they have not been
ieasI iiiecassIiy i' ffih no fisht over the national ques
lions. snd tire delegates to Chicago will
almost certainly favor Blaine, though they
will 90 uniDstructed. The fight hinges
upon the question as to which faction Shall
have control in the state politics.
When the convention reasSemoled the
Committee on Resolutions made a report
which was adopted. 1t related to the
organization and governmental OF the Repuo-
ican party IN the State. The fourth and
conc uding section declares Blaine peculiar
v U.!awsre's favOrite for the Presidency,
but favorS the sending OF delegates to Chi
cogo uDinstructsd except as 70 how far the
recognized opinion of their constituents
ought 10 guide them to respect the prefer
ference of delegates from Republican
states. Delegates to Chicago were then
chosed. All are for Blaine except one Ar
thur man.
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A GRAND START
On the Road to Democratic Success
This Year
Given by The Digniisd and Harmo.
NOUS
Convention Of ths Party's Repre-
ssntatiyes,
Uncontrolled by CabaI, Clique or
Ring.
How an Independent Paper Visws
tas Work.
Sgseiql From a SaF Carrespoalent.

| Special From a SaF Correspondent.
CHARLEsTOx, W. Va, April H. The
Democratic Safe Convention is over and
its work is before the people. Composed
Of the best men of the State it was con-
trclled by no cabal clique or ring. Its
work bears ample evidence of this fact.
The resolutions in so far as they are an
arraiSpment of the Republican party
are clear, crisp ard ringing. Their
iorce is in their exact truth
iulness. The resolutions which affirm the
position Of the Democracy in regard to the
questions touched upon are frank, une-
quiyocal and terse. 1t is believed that
they express the views OF the members of
The psrty with much 6delity. They were
reported unanimously from a committee
Of thirteen gentlemen selected with direct
reference to their ability and their knowl.
edge Of the desires OF the people OF the
State. Only one resolution met with any
opposition or criticism. 1t is the one
which refers to the assessment question,
but the convention by vote Of three to
one endorsed the action Of the committee
On the subject.
But the liberal character o; the conven-
ton, its freedom from the control of any
ring, imaginary o. Otherwise, is found in
the character Of the gentlemen honored by
the body. Hon. Il. S. Brown was tempo
rary chairman, while ex-senator Hereford
was the permanent presiding fficer. Lewis
Baker was chosen by a majority of one
hundred and forty one, out of a vote OF five
hundred and seventy. nine, over Thomas
O'Brien, while a patriotic and reliable
Democratic Irishman Of Wetzsl county,
Msjor Ed Mcdonnell, was elect
ed unanimously to the Chica.
20 Convention. Farmer Vsnme
ter was elected over a sound Demo
crat, ". VI. Clements, who is both q
farmer and a railroad man. Editor Har
low, OF Greenbrier, came out frat in
rlors -A.- --i.I. CJfV4svr H-=----, -
pent attorney and a railroad man. Ex-
Senators DAVIS and Hereford, whose polit-
ical paths seem to be wide apart were given
seats side by side in the Chicago CoHyen.
ton. Lawyer Mollohan and Farmer Bsall
of the Kanawha Valley, Lawyer Leonard
railroad Vice President Thompson,
Merchant Wells and Lawyer Lively were
honored with appointments as delegates.
These gentlemen represent about every
pbsse of opinion IN the Democratic party
OF West Virginia. If there are c'iQues
within the party they sre all happily eIen-
ded in the representative men named.
The Convention was in the main charac'
terizsd by moderation, dignity, and an
earnest desire for harmony and success.
The demand for the nomination OF Ar.
TiIden was unanimous and enthusiasts.
The determination to right any wrongs ~
the administration of the affairs OF the
Safe was expressed With emphasis
No stronger evidence of signal victory
oould possibly be furnished than was pre-
ssrted by the convention.
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PRETTY CORA WEBER
Adds Aaether to The Long Let Or
Strange
Observation-Disclosures
A PitifuI Letter Which Nay Have 4 ssqgsl
Ia Death-A Negro 0ssps1ds
TerOri,ing Maryland
People.

ST. LOUIS, April l7.-Anothsr mystsrious
ditappearsncs has occurred here, which 3
attracting vide attention. Cora Weber, o
pretty girl OF sixteen, Of Atchisou, Kansas,
left the Convent OF visiti.ion yesterday
morning. and bss not since BEEN sssa Or
heard Of. She left letter addressed to hs-
mother, in which she says shs IL going 10
drown herself a she cannot hslp
stealing and she doesn't want To digrsos her
parents and friends. It seems she had
broken the strict rules Of the convent bat
what one 10 not known. and had bssn pun
ished for It This caused hsr great humilia-
ton and IL 10 possible she may have
drowned herself. but the general
theory is She has simply ran
away. Her parents we're tslegrsphsd
yesterday and they arrived t3-day. Her
father has consulted with the police aud
every effort II being made TO find the
missing girl. II 10 behe7cd abe has carried
on q clandt stine correspondence with .
young man here and yet Il may oe that
she has run off with him.
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HOW AN INDEPENDENT VIEWS IT.
The Action Of the Convention "i'e' ine
LieIo the Howl Against hon"p'"e>
aEd RinGs-

<I,risi ylor1 a S,rT. Correspondent.
C-,rrzs-ox. W. VA, April 1.-THE
Charleston Times an independent paper,
edited By R,pab.iaan contains this even
~, .bs folIoving editorial: The delegates
70 Yesterdays State Convention did q good
5,y,s work for the party and We feel Ike
concentrating them upon it. They met
the baltimore and Ohio and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroads and defeated them
in open field and fsir fgh:. Lewis Baker
and D. H. Leonard had the backing OF these
co,ror.tions TO q certain extent it is true
Int Mr.. Baker owes his election in part' al
,.,s. n the violent personal onslaught
msds UPON him by GAllahsr and Leonard
b.dpo opposition. W. NJ. Clements, master
Of transportation on the Baltimore a1d
Ohio ro.d. was beaten in we'll contested
..-rygIs by Senator Joseph Nsnmster, aud
Va II. Hcgenan, attorney for tas Chess-
,s-ss and Ohio, was beaten by B. F. Haf-
low. The charge 50 frequently msde
.v,ins, the Democracy tia: they are ruled
- .b.zs nonopolies was given the lie Oy
The action Of the Convention and as Sn IN
ssnspdent journal, having the good OF the
people at heart, We reloies.
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HUNGARIAN AGAINST POLE.
Terrible Riot Near BPaddeek. Peaaayls
yaniA. Yesterday nsssisE.


vania. Yesterday nssuisg.
InTsBUACH, April E.-Betwccn thirty
and forty Huugarian1 aud Poles employed
at the Edgar Thomp.o1 stce'e works at
BrIddock, Pa engaged In bloody riot
this morning about one O'Clock. Pistols.
knives, clubs and every conceivable weapon
Was brought into tervlce and freely used.
The fight lasted kbout two hours and when
finally quelled by the citizens who were
compelled TO organize . vigilance COM
mittee 20 suppress the riot, IL was found
that three men had sustained serious In
juries and q number OF others hsd been
slightly hurt The names Of those serious.
ly 10 pjured were Jos. Miller, Pole. several
deep gsshss about the head and
face; will probably die. WIN. Saith,
Hungarian, shot In the back Of the hs.t,
will recover. Albert Wolsski. Pole, osdiy
fPt, rPS, 'espttsfbfsA JYd bsT biaSaSa iaaa rs sfSasps
the Poles and HungariaDs. Last niyht the
Poles were celebrating the return 70 this
country Of FIVE OF their number, aud du,.
ing the evening the party psrtook freely
of IiquoY and frequent minor qusrfels o.
CURED. About one o'clock Miller vent oct
for drink OF water, when he was attacked
by the HuDgarians. His friends came 20
the rescue and q general melee followed.
While the battle Was In progress the citi.
zens, who became slsrmed, organitsd and
marched on the mob and sucoeedcd IN dis.
persing them without bloodshed. Five OF
he ri1,sr, were arrested and lodged in JsiI
this morning. At the hearing they we're
held 10 i've hundred dollars bail ssch. The
wounded men are doing well and no farther
trouble is seppfehended.
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The MCDONALD BOOM
Formally Launched by Indiana Dem.
OeratS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 17.-Er Senator
Mcdonald was formally announced as a
candidate for the Presidency by the Indi-
ana Democratic Association of this city to-
night. Representative Cobb offered the
following resolution:
Whereas, The name OF Hon. Joseph E.
Mcdonald, of Indiana, has been promin-
emily mentioned as a ft and available can
oidate fer the Presidency; therefore,
Resolved, By the Indisna Democratic
Association at Washington that we
recognize in Il, n. Joseph E. Mcdonald
patriotic states man and Democrat who has
ever been fIithful . his party and his coun-
Try; that in the judgment Of this asso.
clauon the nomination of Mcdonald for
the Presidency by the Democratic National
Convention would establish harmony in
the party throughout the country and re.
suit in the success Of Democratic principles
at the approaching Presidential election"
Senator Voorhees, made speech in support
OF the resolution which was unanimously
adOntPd
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NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS
Commend President Arthur aud Set
Down on Secof Robson.

DO"n On SccOf hDDeSOn.
TRENTON, y. j., April 1.-The Republi-
Can State Convention was called TO order at
2:3O. Senator Griggs was elected temper
ary chairman. He made a short speech,
in which he stated that the industries OF
ihe State looked to the Republican party
Tor ssfety. He hoped delegates would BE-
sent 10 Chicsso uninstructed. Congress-
man Kerr, Of Michigan, addressed the Con.
vautiou. After the appointment Of CON-
mites an adjournment was had until 3
O'clock.
Upon resssem bling the tenn porary organ
Zstion was made permanent. The Com.
mittee on Resolutions made a report and it
was adopted: Resolved, that the wise,
conservative and patriotic administration
of President Arthur commends our cordial
approval" The ballot for delegates at.
large to the Chicago Convention resulted
in the choice Of Congressman Phelps, John
J. Gardner, Senator Sswell and ex-Judge
Fort. Three hundred and twenty.three
votes were necessary TO choice. EX-Cpn.
gresS man Robeson, who was 4 candidate,
received one hundred and thirty-five votes.
The de egstes were not instructed.
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WAR ON The HUNeARIANs.
Warned TO Leave wiIkesbarre on Peril
of Their Lives.


WILKEsBAERE, Pa April 1.-THE anti
Hungarian agitation continues. This morn
ing fresh arrival OF Hungarians from
Castle Garden were on their way across the
river to Kingston, when they were warned
that their lives were in danger il they at
tempted to 90 near Kingston mines. They
then retraced their way TO this city. Ar.
raDgements have been made With the
Sheriff of the county to have large posse
on hand tomorrow, pay day, at the mines
as riot is feared. The Hungarians are in
q high state Of excitement, and many are
packing up and leaving for other places.
A red flag was displayed at Ross Hill this
morning bearing the following inscription:
Down with the Huns, who work for fifty
cents day and live like hogs. White
men to the rescue.'
Tke Situation Unchanged.
DAYTON, o, April 1.-THE situation Of
the Toledo Cincinnati & st. Louis road
strike remains substantially unchanged.
The men refuse TO return 10 work, but are not
demonstrative. Meetings were held in var
lOus parts OF the city to-day the result Of
which was the appointment OF a commit
tte OF old eDgir eers 10 wait upon the Gei.
or he payment OF the two months wages
dc. Until satisfactory agreement is sr
rived at the strike will continue.
The Troubles Of the Union Brewers.
ROCHESTER, \. Y, April l7.-It is now
understood that the Brewers Union have
not. ned the brewing companies that they
will be given until Wednesday next 10
compel their employees TO pay up their dues
and attend meetings OF the Union. II the
defaDlting member; DO not settle by that
time and are not discharged from employ.
ment, the order to boycott the companies
will be Issued.
Hilton Closes the Stewart Mills.
NEW YoRE, April l7.-Judge Hilton has
closed all his woolen mills, which formerly
employed l0,CU0 persons. He says he can
buy the goods cheaper than he can make
them owing 10 the tariff on wool. AT
present prices for goods, he thinks cotton
mills will have to close soon.
An AmaIgamaied Officer Resigns.
PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE Vice Presi'
dent Of the Seventh district of the Amalga-
mated Association, Mr.. John l. Davis, has
co1,S co iif thf Orssniz.ttHmT7 siR GsaieRi
To Sion WORK for Six weeks.
PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE Executive
Board OF the Nationa! Flint LASS Workers
association decided 10 stop work for siI
weeks vacation on the 18Th of June. The
A ssociation numbers about 900 members
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A BIG SCHEME ON FOOT
To Pool the Flint and Lime Glass
Trade of
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND VICINITY.
Hungarians Warned to Leave the Penn.
sylYania Coal Fields Under PEN
atty OF Death Other
Labor Notes.

PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE National
Flint and Lime Glass Association are con-
siderirg the sdvisability Of establishing q
pool for the disposition of the product Of
the table ware factories of Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and vicinities. The details Of
the plan are not yet marked out but it
would consist in a practical consolidation
OF the factories included in the pool into
one gigantic concern, to be managed BY a
commissioner, with power to regulate the
production and prices and settle all wage
disputes.
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o'-. -E April 1.-The charges Of IN
Es'-' g 52s. conduct against William P.
ao9lts ESQ, viii 90 before the Supreme
.S-;. % Nolday. The trouble sross IS
-1''oFs >o.as time sgo a. Old lady fell
II ne stree; before the house occupied By
= T. Z. --.-.a Bean. Hopes lived there
-. ~--aa AS brought IN and Kept uuIll
u -Is"C:si 2 deed Of trust .
As@ a.--- a0,pss a-quiesciag, xaica was
20 -s 1- .T r.- Court IL gave ell her
s.-i5.'E ID N-- Ban alter burial eIpen ses
ia' ls-a .-.1.
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"HE CoMETH NOT" SHE SAID.
A disappointed Bride Pledges Her
TFoth 10 Another.

CEsTRALIA, Pa April T.-Emil Josenski,
a thrifty young Pole, was engaged to De
married TO Buela EahersEi, who lives Gear
here. and the wedding was TO have taken
place last night. A large Eum5sT OF guess
we're invited AID preparations made for .
fesst. The hour for the csrem my arrived
out The groom did not and 1t Was dlscoy-
cred that be had left on wsst-ooin IrAlh
for CbicaFo. The intended bride, however,
,Iec,.Tsd thst the feast should continue,
and She vas enc of the Esyest Of tboSs q;
the bsrquet Before morning she pIcSsea
herself 70 marry snothsr yourg man.
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BAIT FOR SOLDIERS.
Sweeping Proviso to the Pension
Bill
OFFERED BY CONGRESSMAN eoFF.
Attorney General Brewster Throws Little
Light Upon the Star Route Cases
Big Ocean Mail Steam
ships Scheme.
SpscinI 10 ne Relister.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE time OF the
House to-day was taken up mainly IN the
discussion of the pension Appropriation
bill. When the bill was read by sections
for amendment, Goff, of your State, offered
proYiso. that no proof shall be required,
either in pending cases or those hereafter
to be filed, as TO the physical condition Of
a soldier at the time he was mustered INTO
service, and all claims heretofore rejected
on account OF the lack of such proof shall
be reheard. Against this Hammond
promptly raised point OF order, AND. dur
ing the debate which followed, Reed
severely arraigned the rules OF the House,
which he said were wasting valuable time
and preventing important business from
being transacted.
-
Secretary Chandlerto day issued procla-
nation offering $4,000 to any private
person or vessel which shall rescue the
Greeley party.
In the Senate to-day the reading of the
letter from Attorney General Brewster on
the Star Route cases caused great deal OF
interest and amusement. This letter serves
to confirm the poor opinion which has re.
Gently been forming of George Bliss.
Sc
Dib6le, OF South Carolina, reintroduced
in the House to-day the resolution pro-
viding for an investigation of the Brooklyn
public building job.
80
A food of petitions against the Waiter
son news copyright bill were presented in
the Senate this morning. The country
PRES seemed determined that this measure
shall not become law.
80
Melville E. Stone Of the Chicago News,
who Is one tthe main supporters Of the Ar
thur boom ia Illinois, is in the city and
this afternoon was closeted withI!be Presi-
deLt for an hour or more. This incident
has afforded abundant food Tor the po,ti
cal gossips in the botel loboie7 and else
where.
-
Mr.. Adams, of New York, to-day intro
duced bill in the House to provide for
the registration of vessels under the Amer
lean flag. The object of this bill is to enable
the American Express and Steamship
Company, IN which Austin Corbin, OF New
York, is moving spirit, to purchase from
five to twenty-five ships, costing from
million and quarter to million and
half each, for the purpose Of carrying the
mails and passengers from New York to
Liverpool. The ships will be palace car
vessels, and the company has twenty mil
lions to invest in the enterprise.
-
The West Virginia delegation in the
House and Senate ere expected back from
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GtIrsos. KY. April l7.-Depuiy sasf'h
Armstrong snd pose Of seven armed mn
arrived hsrs at midnight from Lexington
lat right, il charge Of Vim, Neal. ehsrsso
,i,b ,h. nsrdsr Of wn- A. c,rrico. oss Of
r.. victims In the great Ashland horror
Nstrs ctte yrs eslisd this morning asn
,tsTr.a ,ii Noudsy tn account % ibs
,,l,g.f fdI0siiisns in Boyd eeaqy ~
bt,h tr,tcution snd dtfepss.
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the OLD TICKET,
sa1.a Friend OF Hendrieks' the o"'S
One for Democrats

IxDr,S,POLIs, IND, April l7.-Josaph
Tnrpsu. = weIl-knoSn De uOcrstic neTspa-
rsp. vas With Mr. Hendricks on tne
x,v home from Richmond, and be says;
The philosophy of the whole situation Is
th., there is but one Democratic tckes oe
fore the country, and that is the old one.
Mr. Hendricks himself declined 10 N axe
,py statement relstive to bis cina'oacS
and TIE "old ticket" and he made no re-
marx that would lead one TO discredit ~as' a
,ssms a uorsl certainry-thst he esn
s;s.a,s Sor the Vice Presidency, PROVIDED
NJ TJIdsn viii in any way oonssnt 20 me
use cf his name ss the leader Of tne ;Si IGhS- a.
n i not known whether nldsn viii IN
80 ~ consent 20 toe use OF bis nanas As
~ lssSsr oT TIE ticket. It is known TIA.
When Mr. Hsndrick; landed in r Sss az, arr S,i
he Vas at once sent tor oy NJ; ,.IIn%.5 h Tts
Sr;.i il !, supposed to have been miSsss
;n,,r,stins. There Is no q7sstioa Of tn7
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I.,.hIeaCus Conxentisn.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Executive Com
mittse of the Irish National League, ms
fixed upon Boston s. the pace snd the
second wednesday Of August ss the hms
10, The mex. National Convention. This
Us n.ade contingent boEETer, on the
sbIii.v of Charles Stewart Psrnel being
,ble 70 attend at that time, and the date
nav be changed
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S,.,..nx,,,.,. Water Beard.

srErRxSvILLz, o, April T.-Ths new
B,srd Of water woTEs Trus;ees orginiEsd
with Winfield Scott IS Presiaeat and K
R.,nr = memhSr Of the b1Ird, s' clerk,
xitb a salsry Of $50 per snnura- The va
ter tax wss rtduc,d from 81 pr PrTeon 20
u fcr the firsl three in each family, ana
50 csnts FOR Zach additional person.