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LONDON, April 1O.-sheikh MorRhapi
has received letter from Osman Digna
stating that he would, On 18th inst, tend
some sheikhs to meet Morghsni at a spot
distant from suakim two hours ride, and
that they would hold a conference with
Morghani on the question OF an under
standing with the Egyptians and British
authorities. x 0.'a. .aiJ4g e.
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STARTLING CHARGES,
Alleged Cor up''on, III. tho California;
.gst,srrr ~ lcEIhlnturc. 10.


Alleged Cor upton In. tho California;
.gs5.nEr Legislature. ,5F. r. ..-,. h
sAN Francisco, Cal April lO.-Chria
Buckley, the Democratic boss Of San Fran.
cisco, nlRdsSafspeech tonight at a3club
meeting. He charged the Central Pacific
with offering s. 900 for each Assemblyman
who could b. Obtained for defeating anti
railroad legislation. Buckley also stated
that the railroad owned all Senators from
the city except two, Lynch and Sullivan.
a committee tfthres was appointed to act
with similar commi.tees from the other
lorty-slx clubs Of this city to arrange for a
mass meeting. II the Legislature, alter
learning the sentiment Of the people, s,ill
refuse ato act, in 4. accordance with their
pledges. Buckley said he,fsvored mob vic.
lence to drirs1every one Of the railroad
tools fn'the Legislature out of the STATE,
The expressions OF Buckley create some
surprise, as common talk charges him with
being q manipulation for ths railroad. i.
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ClsclssArl. o, April loST ,e strike Of
tho employts Of the Cincinnali s Northern
division Of tho Toledo, Cincinnati 4 81.
Louis railroad, beoaus thsy we're 40, paid,
was q u It thought TO be Of litla siguia.
csnce and aoon to be at an end. But II
grows WORSE, and now includes NIL except
the conductors and engineers. A slight
accident to passenger train by misplaced
ssitch In ths yard, 10 day was charged to
the strikers, but they deAy II. Sfiremsn
brought from Dayton Today refused to 20
to work when The saw tbs situation. 9}
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Crih.S In Cubs.

LONDON, April l0.-The 1inps' dispatch
from Madrid speaks ss Iollows: The signs
OF an approach Of q serious economical
crisis in Cuba are daily increasing. The
continuous fall in sugar is bringing ruin
and disaster. Unlcss radical meas,,tes Of
relief are speedily adopted tho long suffer
ing Oubaus will be driven to courses disss-
trous for all. II Cuba is to be eayed, the
cost Of living must be reduced, the system
Of administration and taxation improved
and freer markets obtained for her pro-
duris - tf-ra af.a ~ f -fSr ~ : 81
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lS<' n BE:
A Particular FlieNd Of Senator Payne
~ says h IL not " Candidate r~T

snys he IN not Candidate.
CcLpMnps, O., April lo,-RepFesentptivo
Harbaugb, Of Cleveland, . apcmocrat and
q cor Il len,iel friend Of the Payne family,
ears that Senator Payne is positively not a
candidate for the Presidency. Payne has
personally told him 80 recently. Mr.. Har-
6aus b wss asked by a correspondent
whether Mr.. Payne weuld asssp::hs aop,-
ination were it rendered him. Mr.. Har-
banghs replied that be did mot put that
proposition to Slr Payne himself, but he
did to Mr.. Payne's private SECRETARY, and
that, gentleman remarked that Mr.. rayns
gould not well deeline what had not been
lNtfsrdd- him. - - d Ti'-
\ Mr.. -Her5augh also saystha! Mr.. psyne's
coils have several times told him that bis
father was not c candidate for. ha-presi.
dency; that'his family Wac all opposed TO
hie running, and that the talk Of his being
a candidate must bn stopped. Further.
more; Mr.. Harbaugh says that Mi. Payne's
ls;Rrd;ng as pronounced ,protectiopist
would hurt among tHlaiiff reform" Demo-
erals in Ohio, and elforrr the country the
cry Of "s!spde,d o." -3:f. liarbaugh uay2,
would stick to Payne in spite ol al aenisla,,
end would putthim on the defensive in the
ls:c ps;vu. ~ +} sff ~ II a'7s : = :
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How TO xz'end COR Foreign Trade.

ho" 70 fS'enu Vur FOfeIKn IrQue.
From Our Special C0rret7,oadeu. %7
WASHINGTON, April !0-To those study.
ing the export trade with view OF making
it valuable 10 the manufacturing intercsta
here, the following from a communication
recently received bv the Safe Department
will be instructive.
ut is almost ri,aly necessary to have a
resident agent in each cons dershle foreign
market abrcui, and especially 80 10 peY
centres, where trade is ia is infancy, in
order that all the varying and delicate
phases Is To the needs aud tastes may be
wisely studied md provided for. This ia
fully understood !, 10 Eusl4 nd. and the rep
sent out 10 gain practical knowledge ol
the special wants Of every foreign market
by residing among the people they are to
supply with merchandise.
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WIlEELlNo WlsIV VA ERllAY MORNINGS

the came, where both or either one OF said
car9 are III tho use Of tho company using
such car or cara, shall forfeit to the en-.
ploye or to his hciis, II lie rhonld dia ir1u,
snch Injury, $500 ss penalty, this penalty
70 he no hHr to the recovery Of any sum III
damages Tor such injury which competent
court may award. lt,provides further, and
n contract entered into by the injured EN-.
ploye prior to mourning injury, by which
te may agree to waive his right to recover
dAmsges Tor such injury shall be null md
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~ candidates forttre renlie d.lury. ~.
Special Di4pd.ch 10 the Liskgenf.r. ~. =
y CllARLGsr,H, W. v, April lO--Ci.cuit
Court adjourned to day Judge Ga,hrie
sentenced seven prisoners TO the ,peuiteu.
tiary, as follow.: Jau.a Smith and Joe
Smith, house breaking, five years eacl';
Robert Dunlap nnd D. B Pe.siuger, grand
larceny, four and two years respectively;
Julius Schsiltr and Wash Porter, c,ns2ir..
cy, thee Yeas each; Gordon Rsglen, who
~as accessory in kiillng Tent Hill last Oc.
t0ber, got one year Tor unlawful shooting.
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CkLIFOENla POLITICS.
She democrats Eisc"nrnged-A EenuI F.
iicnn Tiiinl Nnyc,

lchh Iiuh! "utc.
NEW YoRK, April l0.-NIichael II, ps
Young, CT tho San Fraucisco Chrosic'e,
gives anything hut al encouraging report
OF the prospects Of the Denocsatn carrying
California next fall. While he edmi.s tba.
it vii! take tidal wave 10 overthrow the
party there, he thinks tho wave haa already
commence d to grow, and will assu nj such
Dimensions by November next that it will
BIZ reaistlcsH. ! He attributes the change in
the sentiment Of the people to the failure
0! the Democratic party 10 bring about the
reforms promised before the last election,
"An'i-monopoly Mas the bat,le.cry when
Stoaeman was elected, but the Governor
has proved a weak isure.hcad, and the
Legislature, OF which much was e. pected
has turned ont to he the worst that has
disgraced California for many years, The
Railroad Commission also has been mis-.
erable failure, tho Commissioners ffit,erise
away the past year by meeting and Iad:
journipg without doing anything to- relieve
he people Of the heavy burdens imposed
by the rRilwai monopoliea. While it is to
be hoped that 'sometning NAV ba acc3m.
pliahed which will put check GU the e1tor.
\ tions CT the railroad, it doesn't loo. as il
the Democrats will be able to do /. No,
si; | think Caliiorni. and the other Pacific
States will go Republican this year."
WHO of the numerous ststesmen on
the Republican side who are in the field
for the prizs at Chicago seems 10 be the
fayorite in California; asked the reporter,
"B'nine," responded Mr.. D.Young,
promptly: "The California delegates, 1
think, will stand 8 lid for, him. Mr.. Blaine
has hosts Of friends and admirers on the
Pacific Coast, Of which he has always
been q strong and eteadfast friend. He is
locked upon as ons Of our most brilliant
stale smen, and SIS representative Ameri:
csn flli Of pluck, patriotism, aud as souud
us dollar on all the great queetions effect,
ing the prosperity Of this country. II the
Republicans make him their candidate,
the party will win" '%is5l %'=. ~ '-'5 IA
SIS there much talk in California about
Secretary Lincoln for second place on the
tjcket?' y
"hot muah.n
"How does Logan stanGT o. :
Mr.. Da Young shook his head, but made
no reply. 4Rs5F ~ 81 i..yf5 4. ~ Z I
| 3'ts to the Democratic, is the report cor.
rect as to the greaE furcf oyer th2 .old tick
ct ont your way p ~ ,''a
| Yes, the EHsold ticket takes the lead
among the Democrats in California. Tilderl
and Hendricks clubs have been lorlped in
San Francisco aud elsewhere in the Bate,
and from tho present outlook the Demo
cratic delegation 10 Chicago will be in
structed Tor Tilden and Heudricks.n 2.
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G0SS]PiN-THEaL0BBI
ON THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION,
PsJns ssys lie CaL't D,tilas NhAt'hs Not Beer
Offered llIm-Pic!ns Coast pulitIe.-1he Ii.
ptblican Tidal Maze uA,hsrIly Foic,-Dti
yates 10 tho ,CRierso CaavtBt!op.

| s'' SFthtN Nt''tppVNNhN
WAsnNarox, D. c., April lO-Oue hear
pc,ne ;n,eres.;no on, al, in tha ,,,,h,o. an,
na a,,a'. :, s.e h,'''p - .'' 'oDo'so ".''
'"e e'ah' u men VINO isequeht 'hem-Ah'
women too for that matter-are Of th
|nhrewtleBi, IS D yulc. a group OF then
were leaning agajnpt ths nabnyeny vail
;r, i,;fron, :, ttn p',,,. - ' 49,, r,4 s%'
'ns ,nfon' Oh tne bsi'imore y Ohio Tele
arap!i5 office yesterday diaecussing Presi
dea!ial prospects,
| "uow dona Ar,hr, .t,,d IN ,o,, s,,,o .,
,rs. a,,,,I w. ~ s',.,s "a Az wi s'A'o
Hss Aehsu u RsAaen'an eVldently i;ou
the Middle 0. New England StAles,
"Well, VIC are like the man." hc an.
suercd "wbo wsu suLe1 how l., ,u,.,,L
, ~, w.. ',s, "as o"sa ~" .'e hou'a
l,1' . ee''Iip neisnoo! OF n'a iof }ust'ses ts.s z,
the peace. Sc He replied that he would very
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PsESIHEsrl AJAX Elty,
The Ehetioh Of Ds,esAtes 10 Tho Chicage o
I $685., --'Ts-s CpnYeuti0n. IS r--- ~ 4

emo EHetioh Of De'esAtSs TO Tho EhicagQ
( Ss..i t:-'t. Cpuycn.i0n: Ks F-7-y nj.
/ EVANSVILLE 1SD, April -lo-The First
Congressional! district Republicans chose
Cen James G. Veach and F. B. posey
delegates, and Gen. X. S.srmoal and Phil.
nnder Copper, colorod, alternatea 10 The
Chicago convention. EB N q
LAYEsScEbuEl, Isp April lo-John o.
Crayens and Eugene G. Hoy wefas elected
delega.sa 10 the Chicago Republican Con,
vention to-day from tho Fourth district.
Their psraons.. ;H!a'ascuces arc for Harri.
son.
Baahn Ii, III !, special sayt, The l's,rict
Republican convention elected q, Y,
Chandler and G. A. Bullard delegates Ia
Cn;cagn. Tney were ine.ructed for Logan
ELGlS, Ill April 10 In the Rspnbli
can Congressional Convention Of ths Filth
distric! 10 day, L. NJ. Kelly and thas
Fuller were elected dslesstes 10 tho Ma
llonsl Convention. They were instructed
for Logan. ~ 5,,{
Troy, N. Y, April lO.-The Seventeenth
Congressional district elected Martin 7
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Tue Dctnui.lnv .i...o Axeut.

Special R.pctth to The Inttligtncef. ,} ~ i "
srkunssvlLLr, o., April l0-Tho railway
auditors have completed tho investigation
into the accounts OF R. Ii. Turner, the
Mineo agent, and fad b shortage Of
Sll,254 80. llis ctF1rt 10 trane'or his real
estate to his wife failad from NO. having the
deeds recorded. 1t 10 though. he took the
bulk OF the money with him. Suit " as
entered here to night by the Pennsylvania
Company against Turner fanl IN attach.
ment wss ieaned against his real Estate and
his money in bank garniahead. 4 as j
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= YuI are right, C.l. White, by war and
blood and the bsyonet tho Democratic
osrty vas crushed down for atime;" but
TINT wnS because it was trying to break up
the country. Itreally isn't much to boast Of.
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"pEopLE arc patient" says the Cincin-
natl Commercial Ga.dts, "but it may as well
he understood that reasonably speedy
,;isl OF the jliliul OF murdcrers is demand.
cd" Enough Of this sort OF thing will turn
the mob loose again.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Pfois. Eorthrop aud Butcher speak on
tho 0bs'Evancs Of Afbor Hny.
Correspondence Of the InteIltfenc.r.
NV CusBstLAHD W. Va April 10 Slate
Superintendent hatcher and Pr +. B. G
Nor!hrop, Of Connecticut, visited our schools
yesterday, passing irou room 10 room and
taen addresDing the children when all con.
vened In the ball. Both gentlemen expressed
Themselves as highly pleased with the coz.
duct Of the tchools under Prof. Marshall and
bis SIX assistants. ind we're uas,inted in their
praise OF what they. termed our elegant
school buildings. aud the taste displayed by
our Board OF Education in pl4n,ing trsss
upon the school grounds. At night good
audience greste1 these. gentlemen in The
Town Hall, and ~as w.ll repaid by an ad.
dress from Pot. Nor hrop upon the adysn.
tsgs Of the free Echoo. systf m ard tie b)eA..
ingS which 1t brirgs tu Community In The
way; nt intellectual! and moral Gull u., TO alI.
the people. He advocated ths practice tf
singing in our schools, which he: brought,
in very n,os!y in connection with his coM.
plimentaiy notice OF an impr0mptu choir.
which added z,st By its music :. the even
ings entertainment. His instructions to
teachers and scholars IS 10 hahits In the
school room were instructive and csused con.
side'able msrrinent among the boys aud
girls His address. ho zever. was mostly con-
Il ned to the sntj ct t tree planting around
our caoolhonss, aud al,o around our homes
His theory thst the bleak hillsides ar d waste
fslcs, II covered with luxurian, for,,.,
would - far towards relieving from such
q rods es lstely swept down the Ohio Valley,
was interesting. - y :
at the close Of Fri. n Mthrop's address,
Sapt. Butcher added few word, an,u, ths
Observance: OF Arbo: Dav. and expressed a
hope tha: a-ount all our 3 900 sohoo, houses
Of the State. teachers and scholars. and nat
roma would be interested In putting out and
| protecting shads trees tnnt would not op'y
beautfy their grounds bu. bring sub ,tautnl
comfort and sanitary BILE, 81, <, TO tha scholars
OF the future, adding the further stqu Il. that
every citizsn might at least plant one trsco o,
each returning Aroor day. Jnc. A Campbell,
L q, was then called TO the cta air and the TO-.
lowing revolutions siop'pd. .'..'E15 Il d
| R<sgIgttt. That the thar Ks OF the audience
hasiyen 10 Superintendent Butcher and Prof..
Northrnn Tor their addresses on this ccc SON
Reso wa, That the ia :bers Of The New
Camo. r,snd school,, with Prof 20, 8. Mar
shall ~ Chairman. he appointed a Commi.-
,te on Rural improvement in this scuool di,-
trict t'-pE., -.:'. :','1,1'
Etsol,oi, That said commi tess bs reqIas!ed
to solicit the f-'ps'a,ton OF, the cit ssus of
each school district of thetoounty, in Tho
planting OF tr around eve y school horas,
around svary home, and alo g oar highways
on each returning Arbnr dsy. ''7s;@. !,
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JUICE liousToy il isst taking the poei'
lion to which his talents entitle hirn-at
The trout OF the Democratic host OF Ohio
couu.y. The Jutgo will be head from in
thG State convention, when be will make
himself more widely known.
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WASHINGTON, D. g, April lO.-For .hl
purpose Of obtaining square test vote on
thstarif' bill, Mr., Kelley will demand the
yeas and nays on motion to 20 into d
committed 0t the whole for IL cunad0,tion,
j. u such motion is lnade by Mr.. Morrison,
Tuesday next. =
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ynoN lie proceedings thta far ii may be
inferred that while the Jefferson Club il
nr III. "rres, unwasheL," it IS not desired
tha: they shall be too unwashed. The line
las TO DO drawn Frmcshere.
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n Our Democratic friends insist upon
,uakinv ''!he Frod OF 1876" an issue in
1854 We shall be driven to the unpleasan!
necessity OF rspubiishiug those cipher tele.
y-ams and furnishing the key. 81.
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srr,xor that 80 many sble Democrats
fad /, the Constitution ample warrant tof
nn,imi,d ignorance, but. mot once cent
Icr r,ribmte" 10 the common school fund.
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To Nix Wa1rgRsoN.-Suggestion.-ln
spaJ Of '.Sar.Eyed Goddess Of Reform
wby not be flank aud read "Bltar.Eyed
,ioIdres Of Deceit? So shall we call q
.-,,lp Q guadp,
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lris Sir. Frank Aurd who uays that the
" American farmer is becoming a pauper
on Ma avn land" Thu former Of free trade
t.n,,ard lives in a raradise-in his own
,,;,,I
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TINS spring elections arc very gratifying
:, rerpblicsns. l!ths early zsphyrs blow
so s,rorr, what shall 1t be when the autumn
cyrjope shifs its castor in the ring. ~ !
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LONDON, April lO-A ,Fenian named
Fitzgerald WAS arrested in London today
on charge Of treason and felony. He
will be taken 10 Dublin tonight.
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A Ara,r0uer.

TbeVoltsie Bet Company, Marshs,, M,,n
otier to sand DE-. Dys'AVoI,sio ;s,,, IA "'s'.'
pliances on trial tqssb4ly dsvs ~" 10 mp mp-
young or old, n cted WIN ns. ~ 4 ~ men,
lost vitality, and kiniied houbl,, ' u'0''''y'
| Hss Adver:iaemens in this iAper. r,s,,v
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n,E NRiurnil.

Las ANGELES. April IA perfect lel.
ngc Of rain has fallen in the las! thirty.s:x
hours. Three iacles iell during tho night.
Trains eis. and vest are blocked by wash
outs, 3ft-t,
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rHEJEANNkrrs iaYEs.IaATIoN.

The wife Of the DrAd toInMa,JeF Qt,
ii5y fcuainE Her II unbBnd'x nrmnry.
WASHINGTON, April slO-The Jeannette
investigation attracts number Of visitors.
The central figure Ia Mrs. De Long. She
tcon,ss armed with legal advice, and every
thing necessar55 to defend the memory Of
her dead husband; Soc IL psyully the frat
toarrive at the committee roonl, aud tha
lest 10 leave. : Every question Ia watched
by her with as great care as by her attor.
ney!bipseli. Every answer and its effect
are mlnutely noteI apd nothing eecspes
her. She appears as keep!y alive to the
situation 90 her Lawyer, and mucil bs.te,
posted upon the iavls and history Of the
caao. # 4. &, "a Z s-.i,s,.i r.,
Every qu 'stion by Judge Curttl, tho Ut,
torneyi tot Dr.. Collins, lie apparently heard
by her, and, qrick a., a illsh, abe whispers
some word q giyss aome signal 10 her cu,t
attorney, who sits just ia front. Whfr
questions Of fsc'a OF history, or 4istanca ol
iuciden., Scnme IN, abe appeaJs tG h
thoroughly informed, and isable 10 furaisi
her at,vrney all tha III uformatinn rf srire,
At orca, and NJ certainly needs tucu as
H!stanGe. 4. 2 ,fels,s a s., !, a lgs!4 ~.
Peo.ec,J ian ia tss t.,ga Lsnpi", es. Z
WAslll Sdr,x.S--The bill in.rodului !.
the ssas!!s to-day W Nj. Bower, TO pro
vide iot tho pto:ss:iOu,oi employees u rail
road corp"ra'ione. provides that rli!wa
companies shA!l be compelled a'.er ID
first Of Stp,emb"-, 1854 t hsvs siI nc,
freight cars puc'sswd Q, huii sn ouirpa
as to admit t!ei bAins s ul.I pu,r Il,
being noccfssry iGr MI eaivlosn y 10 10 b,
tween them sr lhsl spStGSsr, aid i
making repairs nj on 0l.. ca,s TO fur,,is
them with siuilar equipments Alec The
employees of anysHuh railroad rnmpany ma
ausiain personal disabling Injuries by re,
son OF having to 80 between two freight RAJ
for the purpose Of coupliuyor uncouplir
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N,,oon ,hetr, Brolber Frame don't
,hraw any more pitch Oh the "conilsgraI
,,ns" nn.il wu can set on. the Fire Depart
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Tur psr!ic ronss Is not 10 lar oil that y
,,o,,n't sart to he considered as in the
I,m;,ed s,alc, ltE,urals for Blaine. T :
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Tur .yetIplton Club Of Ohio county IL at
,,,. in lu,l blsat. II enters the field with
yoNl prcmise - - -sGE.
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FROM TEE CAPITAL.
THE skNATk EDUCATIONAL BILL
The amount tho s'v,ral States viii Bscsits 10 th,
Distribution Of Raads Uidsr lts Pro,isIohs.
hhAs the agricultural Report for April
Shows - CohFussionAl News Not.i.


From Our Special Correspondent.
WAsnlSoToN, b. G., April 10 D-"What
do you think Of the Senate educational
bill3' your correspondent asked Of Mr.. vii
lis, OF Kentucky, tho author, OF tho Houns
bill on that subjecs, yeoterday.
$50 far rs / anl able to Judge Of IT," he
said, "it lis very satisfactory bill. l,
Wac amended in the Senate 30 much that it
now practically accords with the House
bill on that subject It has been ma.
terially changed since Its first presentation.
Mr.. Blaine, Its author, made some changes
in 1t to make II more nearly accord with
ours before 1t was brough. before the Sen.
ute, and then the Senate modified 1t great.
II. Az II stands l think that 1t does not
differ i any essential particular from the
House bll, which has SO strong a support
in the House." '".-. - ?
"And you think it likely to pass the
HouM r. ~ y ',G.I Ia
II 10. think lis prospects very good
indeed. There ueems 10 bo very general
feeling 10 favor Of our bill, and think it
probable, nov, that the Senate bill has paes.
cd, that 1t may BIZ substituted for ours, and
alter some aulendmenta, passed." ~
~ you shonM ever gst 10 It, on the
On, We will get time, ! think. rs
early IN the seaaon yet, you know. look
ior tue bill to become law. The hil, aa
passed by the ssnats appropriatts $77, ,0Oo,.
GOO to be diatrlbuted through, the various
States accordingto illiteracy. The ability
OF persons above tho aye Of ten years 10
write being the standard of distribution,
and the Last census. the means Of arriving
ut this estimate. According 70 this author.
ity there were $3.50 .95S persona above the
ags CT ten years in the country, in the year
1889, unable to write. This would distrib.
u!e the seventy seven million dollars as
followa: s-.- 5sr'.s.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11

p,,sr is knocking good many per.
s,m,nora In Chicago. ---,-u- .S'tI''J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-11
SHARES OF TIE BrATEy,

Alabama, S5.a3l 200; Arizona, $4,000;
Arkansss, $2.424 .00O California, stO4 600;
Colorado, Sl9O,CoO; Connecticut, $4,000;
Dakota, 5000; Delaware, sa52 900; Florida,
$0GO,000; Georgia, So 100000; Illinois,
sl,74loOO; Indiana, 81 $4,000; Iowa, $780,.
900; Kansas, $4,000; Kentucky, si.1SO,-
900; Loueisra. S5,S2O 900; Maine, SIC 900;
MARYLAND, 81 GSO.0O0; NJ, s,schusst,s, ST.
ll6o0E Michigan, S7Gl 900; Minnesota,
$500 OQ0;. Mississippi. 81 500 900. Missouri;
Sl.49t 009; Sebm-ka, sl32 900; Nevada,
slS.Oo0; New Hampshire. SlG0,0ON; New
Jersey, SG30.0o0; Nsw. Mex.rr, s6SO.OOo;
New York, S2.b25. eco, North CAlolina,
S 5g6 00c: Ohio, Sl5S2. 900; Oregon, $780,.
900; Peunsylvenia, ,s2,7sB. QUO; Rhode Island,
s9D7 900; South Car .lius, Si42S 600; Ten.
nsssse, 4o20. coo; T.1sa. S. 500 Geo; Utah,
OD.000, Vermont, SlD0OOO, Washington
Territory, SD 600; West Virginia, $1,000.
900; 'Wisconsin, $3.50 OV0. . -.