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TRENEXr CARpAIus.
Hoth Parties Throwing out Their EkIr.
tiii,hers for the Elgbt,

''Ishers for ti,e Fight. Is
From Onr Spteia! Correspondent. ,gT,-
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Both
political puties are moving towards a very
complete organization for the coming cam
palgn. which premiaes to be the most bit
tsrly contested Of any for several yeaps.
The proposition of II. q. Megrew, secre.
tarj OF the Ohio Republican Club of this
city, 10 organize from tho different State
clubs e. National club, has been seconded
by Col. ". W. Dudley, of the Indiana Re-
publican Club, and there is little doubt
that the organization will be perfected very
soon. There are probably twenty OF these
State cuhs here, with membership Of
about 1000 men. They work only in poll.
tics siiacting their States, aud do not 90
above the State tickets. The function OF
the general or national club will be to work
for the Congressional and the Presidential
candidates. The propose to take charge Of
the dissemination Of Republican literature
and the detail work that should CONS from
the National Capitol. By this organization
the work OF the State clubs will not be i'm
paired: a National club room will be
opened, and it will be operated on a large
scale.
It's the purpose Of the Democratic party
to also carry on their National work from
here during the next campaign. A Ma.
tlonal club is also talked Of by that party,
and quarters for it are to be secured early.
While it is expected that little will be done
until both candidates are in the field, it is
intended that the machinery shall be up
and in order, ready for the engineer and
fireman TO stalt it of when their nomina.
,ions are made. e.4
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belongs Rody coming Eomc.

WASHINGTON, D. O., January 2.-Secre
tsry Chandler has received the following
cable message from Minister Hunt, at St.
Petersburg, dated yesterday; "Hasbe,
telesraphs from Tosmk his arrival there
yesterday. He expects TO reach Orenburl
on the 10Th inst" Harber hes charge q
the bodies Of DeLong and his comrades
and ls bringing them home via St. Peters
burg. At 0renburg HARDER will strike the
railway which will take him to St. Peters,
burg IN three days. He should reach New
York February Isl.
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In this day OF the Telegraph and good
time pieces, railroad collision ought
never to occur. The thirty people more
or LEES who lost their lives yesterday on the
Grand Trunk railroad were hurried to
death by preventable cause. The arrest
OF the conductor looks lise the beginning OF
retribulion, but further inquiry may
show that there 10 bigger gama in sight.
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Two Steamboats, l,urpm,

ST. LOUIS, January e.-The STEAMBOATS,
Colorado and City OF Alton were burned r.
the waters edge near sectional docks n
the southern part Of the city this inorn;no
The overturning Ct & stove on the ColornI5
WAS the cause Of the fire. The Civ nj "sI Al
ton had been dislnantled. Each bost mo' na
valued at $4,000. The Colorado was in: 10
suIel for $4,000 and the City Of Alton ~ IL,
$500. They belonged 10 PIP. Manion '''
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fsices Uf Iron Ru,l Steel

fhiLApkLrniA, Pa, January 1.-The Sec.
retary ol the Amolican Iron and Steel An.
soclallon, In a review Of the years trade,
estimates the shrinkage on No. 1 an,hr.
cite foundry pig iron at 81 ton, gray
Jorge pig iron S. ton, Steel rails s. ton,
o, par IRON A cents ton, and nails 81.
Inc Secretary says: ut will be seen that
Inc decline is very sorious-much more
serious thsn generally supposed. 1t would
seem thst pr!cts canno! 10 lower than they
now are. and this theory would appear to
pc sustained by the fact that owners OF
furnaces, rolling mills and steel works on
every hand have put out their fires. be-.
cause the future offered no hope ol their
realizing living profits" " '''
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SINGULAR ElOpEMENr.
A Nan kunx away With His Formc

suESASD,Au, Pa, January o.-shenan.
dcah Was considerably enlivened this
morning by the elopement Of N. H. keh.
Ter, one Of the leading grocery merchants,
with his former wife, a daughter OF ]. W.
johnson, 4 contractor and builder. The
runaways drove in a cutter in the direction
ol Pottsvi!le, but returned in time to take
the afternoon train for Philadelphia.
Eight or nine years ago, when hardly out
Of their teens, they were married. They
were coon separated, however, and Mr.,
\ Keller paid bis wife, through her parents,
Sl,Cco, in settlement Of all cIaims. She re-.
ta'ned their child, beautiful little eirl,
Mts' k.hler went to her fathers house and
Mr.. Keller. lived with his parents
Both families lived on Main street, ucxt
door 10 each other. During the several
years they were separated, although seeing
each other every day, they did not speak.
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sr. JonSs, N. B., January 2.-Lord
Derby, Colonial Secretary, has offered the
New Foundlaud government mill.
tary and naval aid to prevent
the occurrence Of Tioting. Dispatches
have been received containing alarming
accounts OF the state Of public feeling at
Harbor Grace, Carbonear, aud other places,
and lurther disturbances are feared,
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Mn. DuNNELL, of Minnesota, continues
to hammer away at ex-Secretary Window.
1t was he who had Mr.. Windom's house
photographed to show the Minnesota
grangers how much style Window put on in
Washington. Recently the came little de-.
vice was resorted to as sockdolager for
Pendleton. 1t isn't the highest order OF
Camnaipninr. 80
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TRE LnliHlEA.
whisky Men VIII Meet With bir0ny Op
pOsitlOu.

-s' pOsltlODs
From Our Special Correspondent.
WAsliIsdroN, January 1.-Two lobbiea
Of considerable strength are already organ.
lied here, as anticipated in these dispatch
es. The whisky men and the subsidized
railroad companies have prepared for the
fight. i is becoming apparent now that
the distllers and others interested in hav-
ing gtle bonded period for whisky extend.
ed couple Of yeal5 have little or no faith
in the belief cherished recently that the
internal rsvene tax would be abol-
ished, else they would not ar.
range 80 completely to work through their
bonded extension bill. It will meet with
much opposition. The proposition may
relieve the Treasury Of about soO,OO9.CG0.
Thera are many who think it would be
money given to a poor and unlaudsble in
duslry. There is no doubt now, it seems,
that bill to forfeit upearned land grants
will be iavorably considered by the com.
m!ttee, but it cannot be passed.
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DIX LoSG's body is homesard bound
IRON its long rest i'll the frozen zone. The
slorits Of arctic disasters arc numerous
and frightful. Yet it would be rash to
predict that VIC have sont out our last arc.
tic expedition. The spirit Of adventure is
still abroad in the laud.
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campaigning

PEor. WHITE, who fills with great ability
the chair Of Geology in the, University OF
West Virginia, is giving special attention 10
natural gas development. In u conversa-
tion with all 1*rELLlGEScIR reporter he
says some things which are Of interest 10
Wheeling. WoMdn't it be well for cur
manufacturers to pool their issues and 60
prospecting under competent leadership :?
The time to act is now. ~.
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Mr.. HuHrISGroS's syndicate, in its reach
for fourteen million acres Of land which
don't belong 10 It, will be somewhat en-
barrassed by Mr.. Hun!ington's letters, i'll
which there are some surprisingly frank
admissions touching this controversy. A
man who spends his talent on letters cau't
hope to have it i'll reserve for every occas.
;op
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ASSArolAs, January 2.-The Legislature
organized to-day. The Senate voted not te
allow liodgson, Of Somerset county, to takt
the oath, because he was minister o! the
gospel at the time Of his election, an,
therefore ineligible. The matter was re
ferred TO q committee, .7.,Ss7. :.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-The grand
religious, civic and military obssquies oI
elate Archbishop perche took place to.
day. The procession was large one, in.
Guiding the Catholic Clergy. State and Ci,y
officials, military, various Catholic societes
Slsters Of Charity aud Mercy in charge oi
the inmates Of the Catholic Asylum, and =
large concourse OF cisiz.ns. St. L1n;s "a
thedral was decorated with funereal an, m
blems and appropriate Inscriptions The
succeeding Archbishop, Leroy, ollicjated NJ
the Cathedral, assisted by clergy from: this
and other States. '''''
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a Swlntller Al,rt,nti.

WlLKEspARRs. PENN, January 2.-The
police are on the lookout for a sharper
calling himself II. S. Rice and hailing from
Allentown. last week he eucceeded in
swIndlipg many OF the citizsns OF Hazelton,
His mode OF operating was to visit all the
prominent business men OF the town and
oilsr them space In hotel register which
he was getting up. The merchants "bit",
and he soon succeeded in filling up the
tpace. The copy was taken to q printing
office. Rice started out among the mer.
chants again, collecting oil the money he
could, and then left for parts Unknown.
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4 Town Destroy cd by Fir.

BREcKESRlpoE, MIMI, January o-Tb;s
town, situated near Dakota City, Wa, da'
stroyed by fire yesterday. Among ~.
buildings burned are tho Sherman Hon.aune' .ue
the W,ikin county Offices, couta;n;na,
nearly all the county records, and NV !
business buildings. Loes, $4,000; insnr. ne
anee, $4,000. si5tE 4'a 'A'u' ,'!'t'
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GENERAL SHERMAN must feel with great
keenness the awful accusation that his wife
is a Catholic. On second thought, it mnj
occur to tho old hero to ask whoEe busi-
negs it is, and what has become OF our
boasted liberty OF conscience.
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Funeral or u4ncrnl Hu,nrl,rcys.

wAsulSaroS, JAunarys2-The funeral
Of Geutral Humphreys took place from
hsa'e residence this afternoon. Ia &c.
ortauce with tho wishes OF his family
there was no military display. The Score.
tasy Of War, a numbe. Of army officers
and their families, and many prominent
people attended. For the present the re-:
mains will lie at the Congressional Gem.
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AN OHIO FkArIsIUIDE.
\ Pr0mirc Ont Farmer o, Columbian
County KILLED. by His Eon

Promircnt Farmer OF Columbian
County Kiilca by HIS Son .t5
SALEM, O., January 2.-L. N. Griffith, a
farmer residing three miles south Of this
place, was lound dead in piece Of woods
near his residence about 5 o'clock this
morning His son Stanley first gave the
alarm, stating that his father had commit.
teu snictde. Neighbors at once llocked to
tue scene, and the most intense excitement
ensued, during which young Griffith dis.
appeared. :, Ss'sl1-r2 !. '''y
Further detaila show that the deed wss
certainly committed by the son. The facts
are that during the morning Mr.. Griffith
requested his son to assist about some farm
work. The Bon refused and went 10 the
woodB Tor hunt. Shortly after the elder
Griffith started in search oil him. and upon
reaching the woods he INST neiphbor OF
whom he inquired il he had seen bis son.
The neighbor said no, and he started upon
his search. SLollly ai,erwaul tho
neighbor heard shot and soon paw
lhe boy running towards him. As ho
GREW near he cried out that his father
haa been shot. The noighbor went to the
place here no had heard The shot aud (.
'ohnd the elder Griffith dead with q reyol-
yer lying near him. The ball struck him
IN the left breast, taking diagons! course.
anu lodged in the back. Tracks were yisi.
Bile in the SHOW, showing tba: two persons
had been in close proximity to each other.
ana there was evidence that the murderer
iiaa washed his hands in tho snow near
the body. -
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EX-SENATOR WINDOW,
He tS ont OF Politics and out OF the
Country.

Country.
From Our Special Correspondent. , i5l.as
WAsnlSGros, D. O., December 2.-Ex.
Congressman Dunnell, OF Minnesota, has
been in tho city some time. He is yet
kicking ex-senator Window. He Gays
Window is not only not a Presidential
candidate, but will never be candidate for
Any position in his State. His Secretary
says Window made his last fight during
The pas. spring, und that it was for the
nomiration for Governor. He failed, and
in dissust went abroad. Mr.. Window is
wealthy, however, and there is no danger
tha; he will ever be in any distress Il his
political ambition docs not crowd him to
iheitont sgaip. 1t is said his incoms is
$4,000 a year. He is a real estate epecula.
,of. and dabbles little in stocks 1t is
thought he will become president Of rail.
road cnn many 4isi-y Il ", 49,. r. ..
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SEvERAL-perhaps more-melnbers OF
the Ohio Legislature who will be in the
Democratic caucus are behaving as though
they had something for sale and were
looking for the best market. This is not
encouraging to General Durbin Ward, who
has more ambition than shekels.
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PALMYRA, Wis, January IA move.
ment has been started here to create a fund
ior the bcneG. OF Mics Emma Bond n,
Taylorville, Ills, the victim OF the recen,
outrage, and at meeting held last nipbt Il
was decided TO solicit subscriptions Of ~, ono ~
dollar from oil parts Of the country Ths s
fund will be placed in the custody Of Jnn
". Davis and John II. Davidson. Of ~" M,
Palmyra Springs Sanltarium, OF this civ As a
number OF local subscriptions have been n
rnceiypIl L -a. -r-.- IL - 'seu
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A MtlliOnR;re's Will.

CINCINNATI, o., January 2.-The will oI
Joseph Longworth has been admitted to
probate. The estate is given to bis son and
daughter, with bequest to sister. The
VII! names certain grounds, the rent oil
which ID intended for the Art Museum, but
they are given to his son with the request
mat they go to the Art Museum at favor.
able opportunity. ------ n.
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Sl"i the Tnrnkey ncd Escaped,

O17vMwA, IA, January flames vii.
liams, alias O'Brien, confined in the county
Jail in this city, ct 10 o'clock to-day ea.
capped, after shooting dead HE turnkey,
Up to 3 =. NJ. the prisoner had not been
captured. How he obtained the pistol Is q
mystery. Williams is g. well known des.
n Sy,Ia W.. F-Ts.-
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TIE CRIMINAL RECORD,
SENSATIONAL AFFAlRAT GAINESVILLE
iae bAuEaferofa Prominent Citizen Shoots Ter
Lover - FrstrieIde At Salem, Ohlo-Au
Iowa J"issr hilled-Ysrdlct In the
Bond CAse-Crlminai Notes.
Special Dispatch 10 the Mttttieenor

ePtt'W bEpHCH " INC IWtRt9tn0f. ....N H
lAsEsvILLE, O., January o.-lEary
lube, aged 10 years, the daughter Of Au-
gust Hubc, a prominent jeweler, caused
great excitement this evening by shooting
Iupper Cassell, prominent hardware
merchant, IN the back. CGssell returned the
ehot,- but missed the woman. The shooting
y the outgrowth Of ut alleged abortion pro.
dnced upon her by Csssell, OF which charge
he was acquitted few days ago, standing
ms trial at Cambridge, Ohio. The pirl
Claims that Cassell shot first, whereuron
she fired 10 kill, but did not accomplish II,
Cassell Is not seriously hurt. Both parties
arc well connected. II'"' :" "@i'''''''
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NAPOLEON, O., January "a wes,.bound
express On the Wabash road last night
struck wagon near here, containing five
young men, killing Frank Long and vii.
liam Rohrers, and badly irjuring George
Arps. Long leaves wife. the others are
unmarried. A freight train on the side
track concealed the approach OF tho train.
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. Convicted 10. lnr Tnird yInc

CisclSSArI, O., Janusry 2-The jury in
the case OF William McIIush, en- trial the
third time for the murder OF his wife,
brought in verdict Of gully OF murder in
tue first degree to-day. McHngh received
the result unmovcd, but his mother was
50 overwhelmed that she had to be carried
ircln the court room. T,FgS .1 :;
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TIE MuRDEHEE's MOVEMENTS.

Neanwhlethe son had gone to the house
and informed his mother that his father
had been killed, and saying that lie was
going for doctor. Going to negbbor's
he borrowed horse and came to DR.. Faw-
cetts eilicc, etating that his father had
committed suicide. The news spread ike
wi!diire, and soon number OF physicians
anu clsizcns went to the residence, where
they found that the body had been re.
moved to the house. The son bad disap.
peared and it cannot be sscer,aiued wheth-
er hs lett on train or rode the horse TO q
station adjacent to this and thera boarded
u train. ,ll1I :.
1t is reported that this is the second
time the sou has attempted TO take his
lathers lille, the first time putting ball
through his hat, and from numerous ac-
counts he ecems to hsye borne a very bad
reputation. The Coroner ia investigating
the case and probably will not conclude.
until tomorrow. The murderer has not
been captured up to this writing, but off.
GERS have some clue to his whereabouts 4
The marshals OF adjoining towns have
been notified, and it is very improbable
that the bsy should escape. He is do
scribed as about five feet eight inches, Of
heavy build, dark eyes aud hair, red
birshmask on his cheek, and hair inclined
to curl. . ..E0--1. : RI. ! I. ~ - -.
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0HI0-RIVER DISASTER
THE STEAMER svNrou BURNED.
Tho Steamer Caso Aground At Davis fsland-Youl
Lsrtt Lost-fhs Accident Caused BY NJ.
gltrt 10 Ltkht the SlsnAls-Loss Of
Property About At $4,000.

PITTSBURGH, January o.-An acciden
occurred at Davis Island dam, nine mile
from this city, at 9 o'clock this morning
by which one man Is known to have los
his life, while three others have probabl,
perished, us they arc Rtill missing. Short
ly after midnight the tow boAts l. N. Bun
ton aud John 7. Case left the city will
tows for lower ports. Their progress wal
slow, owing to the ic~and strong current
When Davis Island was reached the boats
lost control OF their tows and swung against
the south pier. The three coal boats sauk
at once. The Case drif,ed to the head
Of Neville Island, where she lodged.
The Bunton WIS not so fortunate.
The shock OF the collision threw fire
from under her boilers, and intwo minutes
she was burning in dozen places. A
scene OF the utmost confusion followed. The
crew, numbering twenty men, became
panic stricken and several jumped over.
board. Midway between the dam and
Neville Island, the hoat Careened and went
down in sha low water. The Case, no,
having been injured, put out yawi and
succeeded in picking up sixteen OF the
Bunton's crew.
TIE LOST MEN.
The other four were missing. Shortly
sfterward the body OF Engineer W. F.
Underwood was picked up. The three
still missing are Frank Young and Alois
Bsying.ou, deckhandp, and Gustavus Al.
linhauil, cook; all young and unmarried.
Eug,neer Underwood leaves vile and five
children. The steamer Bnnton is a total
loss. She was owned by Walton 4 Co, o,
th's, city, and valued at $4,000. The
loaded coal boats which were sunk were
valued at $1,000, making a total loss o! SSO,.
zoo. No insurance.
The accident is attributed to neglect to
nave the Government signals lighted. Sig
nails are required on the lockwall and dam.
II this precaution had not been neglected
the pilots would have had no difficulty in
holding Their tows between the lights.
When ,the Bunton arrived within the
usual distance from the dam at which
lights are supposed 10 be visible, the look
out was unable to distinguish more than
one light, which was discovered aiterward
TO be on the locawall. It was too late to
ne up or even to prevent the tows from
drifting, such was the force OF the ice and
rapid current, and the boats went crash.
ing asainst the pier. As nothineha been
heard from the missing men i. is supposed
they have perished.
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THEY don't like the "wsying Of tue
bloody thiit." But DOES anybody hear
them raising their voices against the deeds
which thock humanity ? That Is where
they stall.
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IN short, Congressman Fiuery thinks
We ought to- have forced war with
England over tho O'Donnell matter. And
80 We should II there had been occasion
for It. .H. |.Fr" t5,l
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TIE man who failed 10 set tho light at
the Davis Island dam is responsible for
the death OF four people and a general
havoc OF property. II ia On appalling re-
Bponsibility. ..la
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Mn. Jons Q. NEw says the free traders
can't use the tariff question with any ei-
feet Oh the Indiana farmer, who under.
stands the ques,ion. It is very much that
way with the West Virginia farmer.
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OTTAWA, January 2.-The agents OF a
number oiilonr mills are here soliciting or.
ders for American flour in view OF The
short wheat crop in Canada this year. 4
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RESOLVED, That 1884 shall see more rail.
road building in West Virginia than for
any len ycarS in the history OF the State.
And Ill the people said Amen.
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LONDON, January ga Cairo Dispatch
states that the position at ,khar.oum ia
critical. Itis reported that the rebels arc
drawing around the place. u, s. IN n ::slS
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The ifol,,l Cu.e.

H'Llsnon', I'LL, January 2.-Tho jury in
the Bond ceso returned q verdict OF not
guilty. sS5a@s.A Z.
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THAT 10 a good thought to unite in a
National club the State Republican associs.
tons OF Washington. III Union is
strength" "0.5 ia.
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GI1s q,,teltiigeufer.
Olirc. No.. - nnd ~ forr1ccoin Hi1cc3
TnE murder industry opens tho new
year strong and active. It Is written "Thou
shalt not kill" ,an

Mn. WILLARD 10 sick, but scne oil the
conddipg ones whom he induced 10 put
money in his stocks arc sicker.
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g@.sEsp the WEEKLY IsrELLIoieS eScpno an on
year 10 a :riend.-$1. a 81, 5L.t6i NM
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aS-SESDth WEEKLY ISrELLIoEscIRo one
year to q iriend.-Sl. tE', 7.'1T,. =