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THE FREE TRADERS
Arc Ov0rJoyed over tho Result on Ill
- Wool NuehIl0u. -.-

Aho VSOrJOyeu over dh6 Result on Tit
Wool Question. '....g
WASHINGTON, D. G., April s.-Mr. Nor
rison Gays he Ia satisfied with the record
made by tho Democratic party yesterday
Mr.. Converse and bis friends have claimed
all along that while they did not expect a
two'thirds vote they were certain Of obtain.
Ing IA majority. They had counted on all
the Republicans and were greatly diaap.
pointed that twelve, Ave OF whom we're
from Massachusetts, had voted against
their proposition. This settles the wool
question, unless Il comes up in connection
with the tariff bill. 1.,, =, .''70
--;fhe vote does not indicate the strength
Of the thrill by any means. The friends OF
that measure regard 1t ~ step in the way
Oh reform aud encourages those who are
working in that direction. Hurd thinks 1t
establishes q fact that reiormers are going
to win in the tariff fight. On the other
hand the protectioniets aver that tho vote
settles the Morrison tariff bill and that by
no possibility can 1t receive majority in
its favor. The overwhelming vote by
which tho House adopted the resolution
declaring 1t unwise and inexpedient for the
present Congress to abolish or reduce the
tax on whisky, Is regarded as very signif.
cant and will have q very important effect
on the tariff bill. .,.r,,.
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lie wo,ks 10 srha,sn,;a,,n ,ho onsa ~ ,ho
Wheeling & unrs;.h,. ps;,..aI Couno
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plara IN s,a s'n"o pa'''cnu o.Ao Wv :,
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INDEPENDENTS UKASE
AGAINST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
They Arc "Joiiy Good Yellow" Bat Cart Garry
N.w Yosk-Bs.Iusn Men on tho Present Admla. 4
istrAtioa-E .Spsaisr Rasdalps Positioa.
4 White haL'A Party Ia utorsla.

NEw ioRk. April S.-The Independent
Republican Conference Committee held
another meeting to-day. General Francis
y. Barlow presided. Letters FROM pfomi-
mont Republicans in the country were read,
showing'a strong feeling in favor Of FL
mnnds and Lincoln for tho Presidential
ticket Although Blaine had many friends
they expressed grave doubts Of his ability
TO carry New York. 1t was the general
opinion that Blaine, Arthur and Logan
were not the men to whom it would be
sale for the party to nominate, as the can.
didste should have better record than
any OF these. 1t was announced that
parlnr and a suite OF twenty rooms In the
Pacific Hotel at Chicago, had been engaged
for the use Of the committee in the coming
national convention. l.tilS,fi 81
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Works officials under the new ordinance.
were approved In both branches, and tho

I /. .
A letter from Dr.. Jeaaon, chairman OF th,
Board Of Z. 4 A., to Solicitor Erskine, wa
read. 1t recites that y. A. Helmbrlpht
assesaor elected for the portion OF tho civ
south OF the creek, Is filling a Government
nosition, and that Assessor Arklp, OF Inc
North district, Is doing his work. The
question was asked II this was legal and
could bOd done. The Solicitor answered In
q letter. which was also read that he
thought not, but had not had time 10 look
tho matter up. The acseeqment should
have begun April |. A serious question Ia
involved, provided Mr.. Arkle can not
under tho law do Mr.. Hslmbright's work,
Tho matter was referred 10 special com.
mittea, 1t 10 report at tho next meeting. rf
THE LIQUOR ORDINANCE.
In the First Branch Mayor Miller pre-.
sided, and all were present but Meesrs,
Halatcd, Hull and Z,eckler. The liquor
ordinance regulating permanently tho
amount Of license TO be paid yearly by
coilee houses, hotels and ordinaries 10 rs
to avoid the passage oi an ordinance each
year as formerly, was read thrse times and
passed. Tho ordinance wa, prepared by
The Saloon Keepers Association, its idea
being to avoid the uncertainty OF the
amount to be paid each year. No change
WIS made over the usual price with the OK.
:eption Of ordinaries; they were raised
from $3.50 to $500.
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WASHINGTON, April S:-A fierce contro.
versY is anticipated III, the House over the
pending propositions declaring the forfeit.
urei Of railroad land grants. The bill,
which provides for, the forfeiture OF about
thirtY-ssven million acres Of the Northern
Pacific grant, will probably create the mont
bitter contest, and 1t is thought a long de-
bate will enRus on this proposition. 1t IL
not only the most important of the forfeit
ures but inyolvesnore legal questions than
40 the others. The consideration OF the
bill declaring the forfeiture OF the grant OF
the Oregon Central railroad may be- resum-
ed to-day, unlefs crowded over by the
kelter.Boynton report, which Mr.. Hopkins,
OF Pennsylvanis, will endeavcr to have
considered ... eI AMI fssg.f-s.,- f.7ls s'. Sf5r
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DASvlLLE, Va, April S-senator Vance
addressed the citizsns here to-day, and
SAID the time for hlppirg the bloody shirt
was passing away, since the sober minded,
thinking people Of the North were begin
ming to understand the peculiar state Of
affairs at the South, and made
allowance for the apparent i'm.
patience OF the Southern people. A South,
ern outrage bill would never again
1e enacted. There never would be another
investigation Of reported Southern outrsgee.
Inc time OF peace and harmouy was near
ut band, and as for disturbances caused by
the colored people, it had slways been
iound that some white scoundrels were at
the bottom OF them. The educsted, think.
ing people were going 10 rule the country.
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Organized In Ge"rxia-rhc White Mans
Republican Party.

OAA"A'Aru IL u"coFkh-Iuc "nlt6 MANA
Republican Pnrty.
ATLANTA, Ga. April S.-The white
mans Republican party met to-day in the
Senate chamber and was called to order by
Jonathan Narcross, who said the white
men and negroes should not have conven.
tons together. They would have to work
to common end, but separate. William
Markham was eleced permanent
Chairman. A long address was
delivered by Col. Marcellus E.
Thornton on the growth Of commerce and
the necessity for the protection OF Ameri-
can induBtrts. Col. Thornton denounced
the present federal oiliceholders OF Georgia
in severe terms, and spoke Of the crying
need for reform in men and methods.
Resolutions were adopted ceusuriug the
corruption Of the ballot-box, pledging the
support OF the organization to the efforts at
purfcation, lavoring judicious protection,
approving the Civil Service reform, the
education bill before Congress and urging
the invitation Of Northern and Western
Statesmen to speak in the South on the
political questions as the only way to break
down prejudice. Arthur's administration
was endorsed. za.,' il-E
A motion to name the new organization
the Wing party was tabled. Adjourned
till tomorrow. The attendance to-day
was about twenty. Gen. James Longstreet
marshal for this district, participated in
the proceedings.
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EAsroN, Pa, April s.-John Dillman was
hanged in the county Jail this morning for
the murder Of his wife in March, 1854.
pillman walked steadily and boldly to the
gallows. He did not finch and was finn
up to the last. His tinal words on the gal
lows were - Jesus is with me and want
to 20 home" At lilo the drop fell and
after few convu!siye movements the body
hung quite undislurbed, Death was pro.
nounOed in aeven minutes. Z, sis ~ 8.
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The Egyptinu MutidIe.

LONDON. April s,-A Cabinet meeting
was convened at 9 o'clock this afternoon
to consider the difficulty existing between
Subar P.sha, the Egyptian Prime Minister,
and Mr.. Clifford Lloyd, under the Secre.
tsry Of the Interior. Nubar Pasha hes de-
manded the removal Of Mr.. Lloyd, and alao
the right to the supreme control or the ad-
ministration oiafiairs in Egypt. An official
states that in his opinion continuance of
a mixed administration in Egypt is impos.
sible; that the Government would support
Mr.. Lloyd in his position, Notwithstanding
the threat Of a number OF Pashas that they
would decliue to Join new ministry un.
lets the English element was excluded,
and that il neces3aly the English govern.
ment would assume the sole direction Of
the Egyptian government. :,
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cation. The Democrats elect eleven Coun.
cllmcr and seven members Of The Eoar,l,
The City Council is tie, fourteen Demo-
cra.a and four Republicans holding over.
At least two Democratic candidates for
Council will contest. ]. i. Urban, Repub.
lican candidate for Polico Commissioner,
carried seventeen Of the twenty-five wards
with majority Of thirsy.iour hundred and
iiity. John II. Farley, ,he Democratic
Mayor, holding over, WIS elected last spring
by thirty.six hundred majority. The city
has been redis'ric!ed within a year, making
twenty-five wards ont oil the eighteen. 1hu
workipgmen's ticket polled fve hundred
votes, giving tho total vote Of twenty.six
thousand five hundred.
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!. RALEloA, n. @, April S,-The estimates
of the Losses by forest fires vary widely.
The damage to farm houses is light, but
fencing Is heavy. Much lumber was
burned in Moore county. In the lower
counties, turpentne farms were coneder.
ably damaged, but not Of q character to
affect trade except locally, in the region
swept over. Turpen.ine will be diminished,
but not enough to affect the market.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.,April s The funeral
Of Hon. William II. Hunt, formerly Secre.
tary OF the Navy aud late Minister to
Russia, took place this morning from St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. There
was lsrge attendance Of prominent peo.
pie, including the President and Cabinet.
Services were conducted by Rev. DR.. Leon.
ard. The pall-bearers were Mr.. Justice
Bradley, Lieutensnt General Sheridan,
Hon. J. =: Blaine, Rear Admiral Rodgers,
Senator Gibson, Judge G. Bancroft Dayis,
Judge Peabody, Judge N. G. Cannon and
Hon. I. L. James. The remains vera
escorted to Oak Hill Cemetery by q detach-
ment Of r.arine1 and a battalion Of the
Second Artillery and buried with military
lon0r6. -H.. - = s---g Z
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4 NtriAllKa Afnuin.

DAVENPORT, IA, April s-For some
time resident Of this city has been miss.
ing articles of wearing apparel in the most
mysterious manner and the police proved
unable to cope with the CAGE. Finally sus.
picion through number OF small circum-
stances tell upon the wife of prom.
inent minister Of the gospel. The
police visited the house and all the missing
articles were found. Owing to theinauence
Of friends, however, no arrest was made.
1t is claimed to be genuine case OF klep.
tomania, the woman using her welcome az
the minister's wife TO 20 about the mem.
bers' houses at will and carry things away.
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THE COlii: POOL,
How tho CHWbriA lrou Company War
. 9. Knocked Out of Time ....

How tho CHWbriA lrou Company Was
Knocked Out OF Time.
PIr1sBraGlI, April S.-A dispatch to the
Chronicle Telegraph from Greensbnrg, Pa,
says: III my dispatch Of April l gave the
fact that a battle royal was likely to take
place between the Cambria Iron Company,
o! Johnstown, and tho members OF the
Pittsburgh coke pool, the prize at stake be.
ing thu control or possession oi. the proper.
ty OF the United Coke company of this
county. The exhaustion OF the Cambria
company's supply oi mountain coking coal
rendered it absolutely necessary that they
should secure new basis Of tupply, and
while the lands and ovens OF the United
wonld have been insufficient to meet the
immense consumption OF the Johne:own
works, it would have formed good basis
Of operations from which to secure other
coke property in its region. The works OF
the United are 30 located as 10 be favored
to the extent Of 10 to 20 cents per ton in
freight rates, and this added 10 the anxiety
Of the Cambria people to purcase it.
AS ioreshadowed in my previous dis.
patch, the coke pool people were fully
alive TO tho importance 10 them Of pre-.
venting the controlling interest in the
United Company falling into the hands OF
the Cambria Company, and, as stated got
about thwartipg them. The struggle was
short, sharp and decisiye. The iron com. @
pany waa knocked out in one round, Mar
qu's OF Queensbury rules. The coke pool
men asaeverate most positively that they
have not bought the property Of the United
Coke Company, and, perhaps, strictly
speaking, they have not, but it is perfectly
safe TO bet big red apple that they now.
hold controlling interest in the stock Of
the concern named, and that they didn't
own i before the Cambria people came
My former telegram caused m little excite
ment and confusion, and this one will
doubtless be equally fruitful; but diagrams
can be furnished if desired.
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IkEYSTUNE DEMOCRATS.
WhllRce's Trirk-fnn . Drnh ~ Ihs Con.
III .t yeutiOn. .r


.s.A VentiOn.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, April S-The town has
been filling up with delegates and patriotic
lookereon since last night, and now The
hotels are assigning their guests to cots.
This Ia no place for a State Convention, @ and
everybody is dsgusted. Mr.. Randall and
Congressman Boyle, who came together
from Washington, mrived on the train
due from Philadelphia at eleven o'clock. !
Tho most noticeable thing to one just
arriving on tho ground is that the Wal.
lace people had ski!lfully laid their plans
to capture the convention. The pro-
gramme Is to elect are Il. Milton Sheer,
Chairman Of the Convention, aud send
Wallace at the head Of the Convention
to Chicago. Orange Noble. who was
whipped out Of his boots ut Erie ie here
to prevent VIM. l.. Scott from going to
Chicago as a delegate. So assduously
have the Wallace men worked up their
scheme that it will require !hs strong band
OF Randall to deleat t1eir plan. MI. Ran
oa1A Cau huu buuuIu uhIle lif BLK uel- |
egates at lsrgs 10 Chicago. His friends
want him to do go. William 7. |
Harrity, Of Philadelphia; Eakley, B
Coke, OF Luzerne, and james r. Dlrr, of |
Allegheny, will doubtless be three Of the |
delegates 10 the National Convention. Mr.. |
Randall wants ex.Congressman Boyle 10
be another, and no doubt he is friendly
to Scott. Other names mentioned are
B. +. Meyers, oil Harrisburg, and K.
E. Monaghan, Of Chester. The
friends Of Wallace Bay that
General W. II. Davis, OF Bucks, editor
Of the Doylestown Dtmocrai, who was
on the ticket for Auditor General in 1860,
is the only man named for Con-
gresham at large, and he will
doubtless be nominated by acclsmation.
The platform will be an uuequi.
vocal and emphatic endorsement o: the
action OF the twelve Pennsylvania mem.
bers Of Congress in standing out against
the tariff agitation and the Morrison bill,
lnd will reiterate the declaration OF Last
year, which was substantially the tariff
plank Of the Ohio platform. Governor
Pattison's administration will be endorsed.
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RAEDAI.,'N POSITION
Ia the llouse-N hat tMe Opponents o
Carlisle are Dulug.

la the ll0use-N hat the Opponents Of
l. Carlisle ARE DuiDg.
NEw icxx, April "A Washington dis.
patch to the New York Times says: A tail
engaged in the murderous occupation Of
wagging dog to death could scarcely be a
more melancholy spectacle than that Of the
well disposed Democratic msjorily in Con.
grsss succumbing to the forbidden and
abhorrent," but still powerful, minority
which il preventing Mr.. Carlisle's friends
from performing the task for which it or
ganizsd the House. The minority starting
out by declaring with most pitiful earnest.
ness that the Democratic party needed a
brakeman, and that his name should be
Randall, were met by progressive major.
Ity oil members who believed that there was
sense enough in the party to restrain it
from doing absurd things without Mr..
Randall for Speaker, anu that there was
stateumanship enough on hand, il 1t could
be developed, to convince the country that
the party WIS not one that could neither
learn nor forget. -r
Ths virtuons and would.be progressive
majority undoubtedly mean. well. II it
had more vigorous leader perhaps be
could hive 80 directed his forces and EN-.
ployed his tims az to have shown that the
majority he's convictions, and that it WIS
not afraid to give reasons for the faith that
impelled them to make fight for revenue
reform, but Mr.. Randall, by menacs and
the encouragement OF the Repub.
lcans of the House, has applied
tn. brskesso successfully that he be, not
only stopped the wheels OF legislation, but
has practically gagged and bound the men
who defeated INN ~ Il candidate Tor
speaker. This fact gives The friends OF re-
form in the Democratic party pslpable uu-
easiness. They fret because not member
OF rhs majerity appears to BIZ brave and
vice enough to bring on COL act, con.
hlct that cannot be avoided with credit
and thst may result when it Gomez, as
come it must, in Confusion.
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DODDKlDGE COUNTY.
The Sentence ofswtIcrt--Ju udge Stcnlc, n
Sir-~ POpninriiy-NOtex, ~

sssN VS. 8 " SkcuINf' u
| si-s~ :, Popninrity-h0tes. =.
Correspondence Of the Iateli0ricer. Fl - 1.'5
WRsr UNION, W. VA, April G,-Courl
ended here on the 4Ih. Considerable bus
inesa was done. In the case Of the State
against Aaron u. swigert the jury found
him guilty Of murder in the second degree
and Judge Stealey sentenced him to seven.
teen years in the peui!entiayy. The Kin.
ney. case was not tried on account OF one of
tho witnesses for the defence being alck.
Judge Stealey sent physician to examine
and report al to the utility CT the witness
TO come into court. The physician found
the witnGsB unable to attend and therefore
the case had to bo continued. The court
did all in its power to have the trial pro.
Gsed, but under the circumstances could
not. '.sa N-..t-sC''sl''. : :
Judge S.caley has made a host Of friends
here during this term Of court. He ordered
special grand jury 10 investigate the
whisky trahc, anu the sending away OF uu.
Important witnesses in these cases. The
grand jury did noble work. and not few
hope the Judge will order more special
grand jurics.
The Judge il becoming very popular
ahone the people here, on account Of his
lair and impartial manner OF disposinp of
the cases before him. am informed that
the Judge goes soon to Csbell county to
try, some important criminal cases for
Judge McGinnis. .,a.1.
The Democrats held their County Con.
vention here to-day. There were about
fifteen present. They appointed dslegatealto
the Charleston Convention and adjourned
The Republican Committee meets here
on the l4th, totake action as to appointing
their delegates, the result will be reported
to you in my next letter. is,tf Is.
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Tho Conflict Betwern the Railroad Com.
y panieH-Dsmscrntio Delegates, -.

Tho Conflict Betwern the RntlroaI Com.
y. panies-Dsn,scrRtio Delegates. '-.'
Correspondence Of h,s Isisliigcser.
! l,MoR0AErowS, April THE conflict be.
tween the two railroad companies still con.
tinues before Judge Fleming. Friday and
Saturday were occupied in discussing a
motion to reject the pleas entered by the
defendant company showing why the land
owned by them should not be condemned
by the plaintiff company. The court over.
ruled the motion with reference 10 two d
the pleas, but sustained it with reference 10
one. Tho case will 20 on this week.
: On Saturday the Democrats held a meet.
ing for the purpose of electing delegates to
the CharleDton Convention. The notori.
ous Albert G. Davis was one OF the leading
lighta in the convention and was appoint.
ed q delegate to the State Convention.
Twenty delegates were appointed. among
the most prominent haing Joseph More
land, Col. Evana and Julian L. Fleming,
editor Of the New Dominion. No instruc
tions were given, but the sentiment OF the
county seems to be for the "old ticket"
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Irish bishops Conveutiop.

LONDON, April s.-The Irish Bishops will
convene in Rome in September. The pur.
poses Of the gathering are represented to
DO similar to those Of the convention :oi
American bishops last year.
In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies Sig.
nor Mancini, Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
stated that the government had no inten.
tion Of modifying the decision OF the Court
Of Cessation, requiring tho conversion Of
the real property Of the Propogsnds Eide
into Italian rentes. : !, 8
The Standards dispatch from Madrid
arserts that much displeasure is felt by
Spaniards toward America for allowing
General Asuero to leave Key West. -
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Logau Boom Ripped,

BALTIMORE, april s-A Convention ol
colored delegates, sixty in number, repre-.
senting all the counties of the State and
the several legislative districts OF Bal.
timore met this afternoon TO select dele.
gates to the national convention at
Rich mond, Va, in July. A resolution de.
claring Logan the choice Of the colored
voters OF Maryland WAS rejected. Office.
holders were not permitted any promi.
nence in the proceedings.
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French utuars, strike.

LONDON, April. s.-Dslegates from the
French coal miners are coming to England
to ssk assistance for strikers in the .Anssin
district. The English Miners' Association
Is preparing to welcome the delegates.
The delegates from all ths mining disiricts
OF north France at conference at Domain
today resolved to maintain the strike un.
til the old scale Of wages was restored and
the dismissed workmen reinstated.
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Is the days Of the bad King Richard III
tie rider whose skitish horse ahied on the
rad rcproached him with, "Ho! fool! dost
tlou iear Richard in the bush?" In these
troubleucs tina the free trade leaders in
Congrts, amend by striking out R:chaid
and inserting Randall, who is bold and
bud. at is a sad sight, my master"
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tho most Of the bodies outside Of the we.
sel would be carried to sea by underlow
The surviving passengers will leave to.
morrow Tor New York. The opinions Of
Bealsring men acquainted with the ap.
proaches to the harbor are unfavorable to
the commander oi tho Steinmann regard.
ipg the workingtot the ship on the night
Of the disaster. 7i,''ra E+'5ir5'@ /
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A Legislator In Hook,

HARHIsHURa, April S-Repreaentatiye
II. A.Trout, Of Girard, Erie county, was
brought here at noon to-day by detective
and jailed on the charge Of adultery and
assault. The prosecutor is a young girl
named Fsirman, who lived at the house at
which Trout roomed while he was attend.
ing the seP'ion OF the Legislature. The
girl is not over IS and hears good charao-
ter. Dr.. Rurnite bailed him on the first
charge, but the Judge has not taken action
on the other, and Trout is still in Jail.