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ned1 DGsIAmIs Hanna BnKwsrrn,
ADJuTANr GENERAL SWAIN.

WAsnIsoroS, April l7-[Press. I-Judgs
Advocate General Swain said TODAY no in
tended saying nothing ut present about the
charges preferred against him by MIR. Bate
man. He added that the matter was one
for the civil courts TO decide; that thu coz.
tractors TO whom he had given the due bill
had sued u stemau Tor tho amount IL call
Tor, and In the trial everything In onneo
ton with the matter would become known,
and he was willing TO stand by what would
come out then. As to a court-
martial being ordered. he said no hardly
thought II likely that n c%ourt-marlial wou q
try what evidently belonged 10 the CIV
courts. When questioned further General
Swain said he was sure the whole trot 10
would be found TO have originated from Il
mistake aud a misunderstanding on the
part OF Bateman. The secretary OF war has
taken no action IN the matter aud It's settle
ment Is being arranged. Shioh will result
in the withdrawal OF the charges against
General Swain.
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MCDONALD FORMALLY ANNOuNOED

WAsHIgGToN, April l7.-tPress .l-Ex
Senator Mcdonald was formally announced
ne q candidate Tor tho prelilency by the
Indiana democratic association OF this city
10 night. REPRESENTATIVE Cobb offered tht
fol y a ins resolution:
WHEREAS, The name Of Hon. j. L MIC
Donald, OF Indians, has been prominently
mentioned rs a H. and available candidate
for the presidency, therefore,
Resolved BY thelndiaua democratic nssc'
cation at WasbinPton, that We rec
ognizs In Hon. j. u. Mcdonald u patriot
statesman and democrat, who has even
been faithful TO his party and his country;
that IN thu Judgment OF this association the
nomination OF Mcdonald for president
to 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 a speech
in support o the resolution, which was
unaplmousl' adopted.
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osLr five Republicans agreed with the
Democratic nsjoriiy to take up the Morri.
son iariti bill, AMI it was taken up by ma.
jorisy Of two votes. Mcssrs. Wilson and
Snyder, Of West Virginia, hurried hack IRON
home to vote with Morrison. Mr.. Wilson
il free ualer, and his action is not su,'
prisirg. Mr.. Sn, der ssys he will vote
Ssa'nst the bill when it il put upon lii
passage. He would hays done better tc
vote sgalnst its consideration. The Houss
has done practically nothing thiss lar, and
NON its time is to be wasted in "ablt
speeches' on bill that never can become
a!sS. 1t is worth remembering that thii
Is nsse possible by the .voles Of two West
Virginia Democrats.
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BLooMlSGr9S, IT., April l5-In an in.
teryiew to day With a leading citizen Of
B oominston. and . gentleman we'll &C.
euainted with the political convictions Of
ex.Vice President David p.yiu, the Tdistin.
guiahed Statesman stated tha. be had no par.
ticular desire to affiliate with tho Republi.
cans during tho National Convention a,
Chicago. Dispatches haye been ssn. sll
over the country, the Ere. being special
from Springfield to Chicago paper, that
the leadership Of the Illinois delegation
upon the occasion Of the convention
would il ell probability bo rendered
the Senator, who bad never until a
Gay or two ago given any reply as to
his willingness 10 lead the delegation
il the position should be offered
him. While reporters aud Newspaper in.
terviswe'B have D'guslly failet'to obtain
from the Judge $hst he would do and
what he would no., the gentleman ahoye
mentioned sayg ho has sp,hoiity to say
that Senator Dsvis would not serve even il
invited to lssd the Illinois delegation at
Chicaso. lie Ras not at present engaged
in political s'rife, but merely living quiet
and conten:ed life. --4..'s.. -. :. Z
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q PEAL Ut.LISCH,
Life in the eC.piisI-society Sotes-Lcrt
-. Ing Nns ra>s.d. ..,

III
Life IN the C~piihi-sGciety Sotes-Lcrt
3-.!.s;.. l.i5 Nn~ ta>ssd. .,s, :
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. April l5.-Society nppcs,e
to be fully aware Q! the iaet that Lsnt haa
pa=aed, and 10 busy in the enjoyment Of
pleasures which Ester week b.:nss. Ths
bright April weather, coupled with tie go.
cisl privileges OF the week, are making i. a
very enjoyable one to many. Receptions.
dinnerp, dancing parties, germans, chill,
dren's psrties and gatherings lor the bens.
Ut Of charitable Institutions have been the
order OF the week. Tomorrow (Wednes.
day. is Cabinet day, and the number nj
people attending the Cabinet receptions il
unusually large. Nearly all OF the Cabinet
ladies are receiving their f,iente saa;n.
though not &c ;crEaly as during the Min.
ter. List evening Sitnesstd he closs =,
the Gsitieid hospital fair, which was III
mcss interesting and prominent fes,ire a
the week, socially. There has been much
attention given to this enterprise in the pa Il
month, the preparations bsing very exten
eiye and elaborate, with the expectation o
realizing large sum for the furnishing n
the hospital. The result h:s bean In;,t
satisfactory. Airs. Gen. Ricketts, aud mis-,
Frelinghuysen have been prominent ;r
This good work, aud to their etf,rls tbs ar - -
cess Of the affair is largely Contributed
There were matinees oa each ai,ernoo1
from . to O'clock, With tho sonders q
mpgic, eiyen by Ar. FrisSy, an sms a
teuf coniuror Of considerable abiiity. III Il,
was followed BY Punch and Judy" show
which appeared to be9ui!e as attractive i !,
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lrtecomes our solemn duty TO remind
Ar. Ccnaessman Gibson that he is on tho
point Of akiny himsell ridiculous-per.
hsps wcTse than that. He made serious
shsrle' against United States Marshal At.
kllnson. He declared tina. Il csc charges
ehould be investigated. Mr. Gttson is q
peuoclat, sud has nlumed himaell on his
lll!lence with the Democratic committee.
Yet the investigation seems no nearer q,
land than when Mr.. Gibson began inter.
viewing himsel! 10. the Democratic news.
papers.
Ibis may be politics, hEt It is no. states
manship. itis not fair play. 1t does nci
suit West Virginia Republicans. 1t will
not commsnd the popular approval. The
Marshal declarss himself ready and anx
'ous Tor an investigation. What does Mr.
u!osou propose-to essail mans coed
name and rest coaten. with the assault
l'aes he prefer to leave the indictmsn,
where it is rather tlsn bring the csse ts
maIf II this is his purpose he must pre-,
pare h'1.selt to be denounced as crue
iaAI'sner who makes charges which he bs.
no' The coursgs to follow up, CT mer;
politician who tlipgs mud in the hone ths
come Of 1t will stick. t6..S III
ine lA?ELL'oESckR is not the apologies
o. 'he United States Marshal or Of IN,
public officer, bat a man loses none Of hi
right TO lair plsy because he is in the pub
v service. NJ. Gitson must 50 ahead o
Withdraw his charges. fts.f'' 'I
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WARRINGTON, April Is Consul Malloy,
at s.. Joins, n, F, telegraphs to the Navy
Department that be hou,ly expects the ar.
rival OF a whaler from the North which vii!
probably ba able TO cor ntm or deny the u.
NOR that members Of The Greely party have
been picked up rom ice foes. Commo.
dore Walker, Chief ott.e Bureau OF Ssy!.
estinn. say the Tua,of ought ino. i.aye been
publ;ghed, IS It WIS slmost certainly un.
true and would excite un'ounded hopes.
Chief Engineer, Melville, Of the Jean.
nette, docs not he,Ievo tie report.
As says facts could have been
conveyed, had there been any, )uat as
easily ss q rrmor. Itis soon to fnd ice
q 'es in Arctic waters, yet the report might
possibly be tue. 1t ia singular fact that
the news OF the rcscne Of the Polarls party
came through Consul Malloy in the same
way as the present report. Z. F.
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WEST vlhGlSIA,S
vote on the TAIN Hiii-snydcr aud WIZ.
,.s sei.'- ku.l 10 saveii.

Vote on the TAIN Hiii-snydcr nud WIZ.
r,s sei.'s ku>h 10 Save II.
From alr Sp'eiaI Co1upoadnL
WAsalxeroS, D. c., Apt! iS-Ia The
vote on the taking Up Of the Morrison
tariff bill, Messrr. spyd der and Wilson,
who w.re Ifesent, v,ted in ,her llirma!ivs.
Gilson who IL absent was paired with the
o'lored representative SmallR, OF South
Carolins, in favor u considering the bill.
Gen. .GaKsWasz thesonty~~msmbe. o; LIE
West Virginia delegation Sno voted sgains,
cor9itsr4tioA.
MIR. Snyder says that he will vote ssa:rst
the bill! on its passage. Hs tays ,ha, h;s
position i-well known Of tie bill, hus he
though. it Tas put j,st and couy:eou. "a
the large Democratic majority in the llouse
to allow them TO cous:!t5 ,bei1 bill.
vi the Ooio lnetaserr all of the K .publi.
Cans Voted sgpinst coDsidera.iun and six ii
Inc Democrats vo ed itr consideration and
i've against. Those voting IN the st,irms.
tive were I'd follows: Jordan, MG;isy,
LsFevre, Hnrd, ssuvy sai oeadrs. Tnt S.
voting a:;4iass takI / the bill up ware
CONVERSE, Wiikins. Wrrne., pa.pa ANA
Forsn.: llill and Foilelt ws,e absent, ba,
both were psired in favor Of consideys;;oa.
Mr.. Who said to dsy ;as. ue ueplored
the breach t1lstirs betwcrn the two fac.
tIoae III the . iacratic party IL ,hu House
on the larln D!li. lis said his opposition
was not so grsnt t2siDst the Randall sle
naent, but ihn. be cvud ua, make con
ctsslon. g ssid 10 ler IS 1t sas concerr.
e,l he vas Hi!atg to coueeds great deal
The sillrmsi've yo:e %.s made Of lS5 Dsm
oerats aud Eve Rei ubl,esns, and The mega
tive ~as 50 Republicans AMI 80 Dsmocra;s
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: - ~ !
= CIVIL hERylCE PXOMOTIus.
The Successor Of Assls:aut Secretary
aSN appointed. -.. .t

rhe Sucrf,sor OT Assis:Aut Secretary
a5H trppinttd. .a
Fom Our Special Correspondent.
WAsulsoToS. DC, Aprill l5 -Ts day the
President nominated Charles z. Coon 10
be Assistant serretary Of tie Treasury, y;ce
John o. New. Mr.. Coon is at present as.
sistant chief OF the Loan division and bss
been connected with the department for
over twenty years. He is considered to be
one OF the ablest officials Of the department
and has at different times been Eslseisd to
fill respoa5ible and important positions ID ID
connection Z with The government fiperos.a.
He representative government intoreu,s a,
the London Syndicate several yeara ago,
General ioif and other prominent Yves.
Virginia Republirsna haye done all thay
could to influence the President to sppoint
Mr.. John W. Mason, Of Grafton. Il wan
understood that be would gi7e ths plaos ID
either virgiais or West Nngiaia, but il
seems that Secretary Folger preferred 10
give 1t to some one oil his !avori.e subor.
diuates s5-sntr5 - 5.Fgg T1Ie-
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TvES7Y p eca, B!sHs Sri: ed! Satin Broca "a
at IS csals, csssp 81 "a
ii ls. 4 :ls. " i 81: I:MooIiLIy q ca ).
.H
kIsIprNXCNl NAiiln k.aIk.

We a.k .aiten.iQn 10 an appeal from the
Amer:c. Humapa ;ANoci .s:6o In favor oil
improved cattle cars, which will be icnrd in
our advertising columns. VI lhs snfsr.ncs
OF an!mlista Tho common. car no one can be
Who'll isuorsntwho has sea rains OF them
On oEr Railroads. or who h8s var visited any
great c.t.E -jaId when tbs as were being
urlosdnd thtra. Is all shis suffering access !.
Ey? Tbs improved Ca, In " ich animal,
can b. led, va cred All i,sva rest while on
heir usnrr. a.ss-is this p.tae;ic q1cs.
tioo Hisnot necessary tt@gs! sItTi
Iha nnniotr VI snim.'s In a car will he
slmaw hat Smaller. bit il thtra vera no need.
risrv coa;pcrs.tisns !ur ;hla.s,Ee su itehnea
SAVED Yonld Be rtsson enunsh fur a chsug,, ,
ont t:e ,u:e ei snch cs'ss " ND ( ee rail,osd. .
from tee obligation lto rs. tisel hours I 4 Of
every twsn'y.sisht, and would got the catt,e
to their d. siihs ton FRI e Hom b:u:sls mr. d I,
yer, which uow lower their nukrzet value
and cause much ut their NEST 10 be u ( d. 10,
human cou.umrt:om The, tsalimory ol
boards Of health and OF other coz 2eieni per
sons en- this point. IL conclusive, and ha.
never bsen disput d. rs. :,S -
The argument, then, Is no. ouly human
itasian cas-, which will weigh Tmtrsi AM
more In thoughtful minds, bnt 1t touches III,
hcsltl OF c1mnuuitl.s, and cuncsrn, ever,
consumer Of h,h. n. :: =. =, - "
Such sIpeb'd aanno', In the ns!u.e 0
things. b. In vain. We commend the subisc
to ths serious attention oi sll our readers, !
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IN tsr,U ,i:ea S,s.rs Cucn., Cours In Ms
ry!snd, Y ~sn1 oM ths lQ:h OF ".rcn, 1885,,
arj ,tesd End denrre. .nst p.rpatu ,tIm.
i1tc'in' " i'sued sgsicst Loa;s E.HWs.ter.
snd eighteen oih.r., I.srainiUg them f.cm
ira,ts,irg tas inh,is Of rha Rumlori Cnem.
,cal WGss, una luf-ctu.r,s III Eo,slort's a
hsk'.rg Powder, aud nIso from using tasir
OLD h lt'r'. 5-si, Ttt.l :,
Tho d'lraae- 'esr.'srq 4i.ei 10 b;iorir.o
coirtaI itaudn'e:t l.oss, ana All ia,iia,isu
popt:r, for dssirGGuoa 20 =.
|; w.' "a .s1d shnt,ne Rlmio,d Cbem,c.,
Wu'ks be e3htled 10 iec.ivs ,.,sItpro6,s
~h;ch iirv- b. diverted i.cm 1t by lesson
of th- II r,ostn.el!, ard the dr.eudAn g were
order do pay al c-ys,s a. n - s -,
Tnus g 'othsr sir'ary soored .fos The
Rumfe'd oaen,ic.l To,ks, ~ho MOI: lorg
srcrr. tsI'ed several psrti., to BE- heavily
aa'a Tor violating the i jp,ction THE sa.
pm. .tu.t Ie-tralnirg all reislns from
nf.tog f'r .sIs ""Ac d l'G.-ot.isrl7 allied
Ia any package which unll he a Substantial
Pho: paate. Sp.r;
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f,roposeti for this Giiy-Naturai Ca,
from Wn, b upinu s,r,

Proposed for this Giiy-Naturni Cn.
~ from wn.hiugi"n Cruu,,.
President Robinson, OF tho Niagara. Gas
Company, bud three other Pi,,stur. h geu-
siemen were 10 the city yesterday on !mpo, :
taht business, not only to tho manufacturers
q the city but to ths city 81. large rG,
niagara Gas Cohpany Is u Pittsburgh car.
Pofauon owning The famous Nc ajgsn wal
ana tee proparty surrounding 1t situated iu i,
washington county, Ia. Reference has
ossh repeatedly Maue 10 Ice new wall
~l'hin short 1islEncJai TIM Mcl;nt,an
~eil' also owned by the Niagara Con,pipv.
mat attending out ! g.eAter volume OF rss
than the old McGuicxr, MIR. R,tinton
Snu 'ne senilsmen that were with him we're
s.,sh sIe manntaciurers OF Wheelih. wi! 70 IN
,h n..n men, FORM a company and s.curu
r.o,, uo ts;;s.sAy .s;y Iish,s OF way, pipe the Eas
't1n ot Inis new Well 10 this city. -
me trst Intention Of he Niagara Company
~ss. 10 pipe tbs gas from bu,h wels Iu:o
eitnbu1sh, and the McGuissr wss sau i.
Mp:o 70 within about eight mills of .lbst
ot5' The reAson for lie abandonment n;
1nal rceeue was the lsarnIne uf tee taciI;hat
Ui. dos!eises. OF pu,sbuieb, had ,teJt.-
nus'Vs right Tor piping ras lntn tjtr,Ltl,.i,-
Als gas comta from the Bradford region,
lhe gentlemen Of this CITY ,ha, xe,, sp.
sen 70 yesterday about the scbens for fu,.
nlsaina this city with na.ufal yas were yery
hucn pleased with the ids., nyd il I, very
bore. s. -. 80 ~ 'a'e
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A GREAT CONVENTION
roseHsLoAr A.Rsl,suao TO-DAY.
iAsk,I'toss State h hpshleas, GA,bsrllr IL force
1h' cspl:si-rhs'PicsrAums n,pt.d 0s..
Iss BlA'as ssd ia.i Bislae rslesatn-rAs
csats,ttd Lll.sh. b, D.ltsstion,,

HARRisBuRG, Pa, April IS The dele.
gates to the Republican Convention hs,s
about all arrived. The various delegations
nave been In conference all evening" Tho
chiei interest centres in the fight IN
the Allegheny delegation. The Bayns
men insist upon full recognition while Ma.
gee and his followers fight for share Of III,
honors. ! Ex-senator Wm. Waddle, Of Ches.
ter, will be temporary President. GaIu.ha
a. Grow will be permanen, President,
The Committee on Con.e 8, cd S ,a.s is he Il.
ed by Senator Stewart, OF franklin. aa
Charma", with Nj. Lane, OF PniaIalphia'
Lougnecktr. nj Beaver. Frni,, OF Mercer
mmerllek, Of II 9s: calvin, Of Wayne,
kseder, ol Northampton. Ilubbs,
Of venhngo and Whi,ehcule,
OF Wes'moreland, the 1cmsin,ur
memberslByne seleci d dye OF these zen.
temen, Qusy Il other four. The slate 80
now msds up for delegates at large IA
lanes y; Dobson, of Philsdelphis; Calvin
wells, Of ALI gheny; Samuel Todd, Of
Cumberland. The Allegheny delegation
was IN session all evening, endeavoriur
10 settle upon sams c,udidsro
acceptable t. all. and tns'lv par ., the
matter in. the. hands Of a committee e.. wo OF
each iacion with power to act. There
WI be contest over the nomination for
CONGRESSMAN al.larse. The rhlls1sph,a
aele CATIONS in Conference decided to
sland by Dobson for Elec.or a.-la,ss, frat
last and allthe time. a. :, -
.aelhls action was taken because oI N
'nnor that. efforts would be made 10 force
nm Oh the ticket in the interest Of q ,ms
,ther section The ;. Philadelnh'ass aisn 4,
leclded TO place a. Loudent Snowden in
domination for Congressman. large. Tne
Jsoorne people had believed Philaielphin
you'd be largely for thai gentlem,n. A.
L I1uden snowden has been ms,te chair.
nan an OF the Com nittee on Resolutions, 80,
Il Inc conference Of the Blaine and anti ?
. a'ne mon broke up in 4 row. It
3 not likely their difTer"nces will BE- sei-
!ed before morning. 0ae OF The resolu.
IONS to-. be, ofttred to.morrow will be
uong endorsement ef President Arthur'a !.
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sToa' cur Sr:cir! Co7tSpoai<n. + !. - ri, =
WASHINGTON, april l5-The Secretary
OF State hiss transmitted TO Congress
through tho President. the drsit q: II bill
for ths 9Eti;s reorganization Of the Conau.
lar service. The bill is accompanied by a
rspor. OF Upwards Of lCO psg;s Of printed
matter, giving a Thorough undcsa!andl1 &
OF tho present Consular seryice Of the Uni:
ted States. !. provides tor the r:grsdinp
o! nest Of the Offices and Tor iha psymtnl
Of ell consuls aud Consular tttis.rs regu'sr
salaries instead Of by the Tree system now
in vogue IN many plccpa. The , roisct il
aes'gned to Do away win many Of Inc ex.
lsling abuses, hut 1t u hardly likely that
the Pso2esed chacgs vii! be acted upon st
this session. ~ l.'- 49, :. y. ~
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Is the appointments OF an Assistant Sec
rsta'y Of the T,esslty the President has
pursued good policy OF civil service re.
iorn. Wes, Virginia Republicans would
have appreciated tho selection OF Mr.. John
v. Macon, but Mr. Mason wss not Hee king
the honor and there were no Hssurauccs thai
he would accept it. ! good man and an ex
psrienced Treasury cliicer hsa beea chorep
there is no room for complaint, but oa the
contrary, h:ting occasion ior commenda
ton. President Arthur hsa made many
such appointments, in The line OF prartics
civil service reform.
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! TeMr 40 nhPa,UD.


Inv ~ fin.hnr=r f..n, irtrd to Chca,
'h"ir rrdi:ar.. 3-5s t.s5 /,
rtrtsavKen, "a Ap.;l ls--Ahon two
wteSa ss.. G-"sr " and JOHN Cay,
Who'll. ssle 10 Ion i,a,rs Gtrp, coii,sed
jadQ,ns,. 10; $2l.itV 10 ,h,ir i.lher, Eph-
ram Ctsy. ardiFr sln.c was clvasd by The
slett ! t..S tay- la1r Clsrpacr Ii
sscrt:'rr'', q Nav yak, ss,iyed
il this c,v, nad ao1iny Tic store
in tie 'Ss"d's 'ksrts entered .ui,
ag+in.t;irr N'y B-o., !cr conspiracy to
dtiraa;! rr~'i o's G 30 as d trpesrtd d
spont The = W"s 1itnr sad n"ihin, Is IS
hssta from u" 9r.l ye'-,dty, whrs he
wss SIR Std III CaIrmSps, y j. Il f;,psry
with ! ~. Sih1rSi nias .RtldFS3.hp
Fieh, ~ ;lfen - c!:A ,..,a-r M cN-y, lad
Ii their p"ss.isin, Rf,.hip- ca. ! II ivos,i:
vslned a. SIG 900 III. ,so'wc,e b,onphi
10. Pl,,Haursh on a reaaisision this eyepi,y
and with John Cav, Who wsa srres.etl here
and lodged in ill to await a bearing, Swear
inyea Who sepresents numerous creditor,
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So! Mr. Springer, who Ak.s his name
from celebrated investigating committee,
!s to be the Moses OF the Democratic party.
lie is to spring the right kind 0! repor!
s.,hs right time, pu: Republicans on the
defensive, smother the tariff Issue, and lead
the weary Democracy into the promised
land. Whs. Ere the Rspuhlicarstupposed
10 be doing while the nimble Springer is
doing sill this? ...
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SJtcia! Dis1+ttch 10 the Init!i i.eneer.
CHARLESTON, W.VA, Aprill5-N OF
another tlootirv has been received from
the pea: Of wsi III Lincoln county, where
Ginuc.., tie United States Conn Surveyor,
was sLo. 'eg days ago. The. party snct
at was Mr. 0xlry, ssdrsscr, whu was going
over the old Smith survey, which Is now
ip ii:igasi;n and from which the squatters
rsirss TO 20 or ala" a rrrurvey IS ordered
by The court Muon trouble is expected as
Jntge Jackson will have the r-helious ele.
mcnt arrested. Mr.. Ox.ey's horse was
sho through, but the rider escaped. !,
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THg feeling agsinA! the imported Hun
gsrians in Pennsylvania is altogether
na.ural, seeing that there isa good deal oi
human nature in meu. The Hungasiaus
know how 10 liye in way which it is 10
ba hoped that Americans may never have
to learn. They will ou'grow that in time
sud demand American wases; but mean.
While they crogd out men Ola higher
type, and so they sre net deG.rable &C.
glisiiion 10 the population.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16
MR. TILiIEN vlhiTED
BJ n Delegation Of Wsstern CongreSt.
mcn-1he Old, Old EtOry

l
mcn-fhe Old, Old story.
New ioRk, April l5-Senator Cassidy
ol Nevada, Congressman Henly, Glascocl
and Tulley, Of California, and Delegate
Post, Of Wyoming, called this afternoon cn
Tilden to ascertain his views on natter
affecting Democratic party policy in and
out OF Congress. They left on an early
train for Washington, refusing to say any.
thing OF the details OF the conference.
From good authority, however, It is learn
ed that Tilden's advice WAS In similar
line with that indicated In General Cor
don's interview, lately made public. He
deprecates tho. tariff qncslion ~ an
issue, and favofs ,hs nomination Of Payne
or Hoadly, oil Ohio. Tiljen's New York
friends have recently written him frequent
letters urging hit,r MOTTO peremptorily de-
cline to accept nomination, but there is
reason to believe that he will stand by his
declaration TO General Gordon.
Governor Hendricks called at Tilden's
as the Pacific coast de.eg ..ion was leaving.
His call was purely social, be said after.
wards, aud found Tllden erj,ying better
health than he had expected from nsws
paper reporls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16
!AAT!.sIata s:AECys,

Lewis Raj Iik-Iy TO Get There In
Spite Of the 0ppnsit.ou.
Special Dispatch TO hs. la.etigesrer.
CHARLESTON, VIVA april 10 The eau
Gus OF the prominent opponents cf the
riuv was held This evening, from $50 to
II o'clock. E1 Senator Hereford aid bis
friends, John !. Davis and his supporters
Treasurer O'Brieo, Auditor Miller Gov
ernor Icssor ard otaer l:rIchmer, Marsh
Turner and J. " 9 .llshher, were among
those present. All refu g TO divulga any:
thirg ut the proceedings ill tomorrow
bp. give posi lye stsurAle There will be
r turd fight. ~
Lewis Esker Gains Il a. he has seven:
tentLA of :hs votes p!rtsed, and says he
will have r:us,,crths by morning. s.r
Hereford has withdrawn in Mollr,t's favor
and there is 4 general concentration oi
opposition. The Itsul! cnly time can iell
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