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Mlncrk,'rrn,,cn rriDunnl.

PiTrsnsReH. March lo.-The miners
side Of the Trades Tribunal met this morn
ing at ths office o! Secretary Flannery en-
Fifth avenue. Mn John Nish, the new
member Of the board, was elected perma.
nent President. Alter some preliminary
routine business was done, The meeting I'D.
,iourned until Thursday ut 10 o'clock, on
account OF the absence OF Mr.. Mcintosh, o.
The Cleveland Gas Coal Company, who j,
unavoidably in Canada. liEjss
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Grns,an,'. AJvnnc, po.,ponsd.

!, ssAuSlM. March lo.-Gsn. Graham's a1-
vance has beeyp postponed until Wednesday
owing to III necessity Of forming water
.depots ontfe route to Tamanieb. Several
hattalioLs<of infantry to-day marched 10
.Zsriba, wneFe they formed email en-
srenehsd camp to store water. Osnan
Digma Qeft sinkat at the head OF 1900 men,
to defepd Tamauieb. Arabs in bodies con.
tinue u arrive here under hags OF truce.
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DANyII.l.E IIOINGS.
Thnt Col. Sims I.ns to Sny About His
fFeatMeAt. 49,

Whnt Col. Sims lsns to Sny AbOnt His
treatment.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Danville
Investigation Committee got to work again
this morning. Col. E. W. ms, who made
'the speech which led tothe excitement be-.
for the riot, WAS examined. He went at
length into the history OF the two cam.
paigns i'll Virginia. He addressed the
citizens OF Danville by request. In bis
speech he criticized tie circular OF the
Democrats, and said that every man who
signed that paper, knowing its contents had
told ,willinl and malicious lies against the
colored people. He appealed to The white
men and asked il 1t were not mean and
cowardly to slander the colored race in the
wav the circular did. M
His remarks led to considerable excite
ment, and he was told while he was on the
platform that certain white men had threat.
enad to shoot him. He advised tho meet
ing to keep quiet, stating that he thought
ne could Bettle the matter. He told the arl.
dtepce that il the men wanted to shoot him
.or anything that he had done, that day.
light was the time for them to accomplish
their purpose. II said,," continued the
witnets, "that the men who sigued that
circular would not hesitate to stab men in
the dark or shoot mo in the back; that i
had never known a liar who waH not a
coward, and | branded tho men who were
threatening to shoot mo ns towards, l said
fartner that il had erred I would publicly
apologize. i went on and showed by the
records OF Ds nvilla that every allegation in
the circular. WIS falsu." - ~ I
de went Oh 10 state that it was evident
thatthc Democrats were anxious to pro-
woke violeace, and he advised the colorea
people il they had weapons to leave them
at home, and 20 to tho polls and vote
quietly, 80 as not TO give provocation to the
whites. He had no idea. from tho exhibi.
ton OF feeling displayed that night, that
the colored people would act contrary to
his advice and instructions, "
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Nih Gr!lne HOllnMn MIN.

Nxw York, March l0-On the night Of
February Is two masked men entered the
house Of Herr He,,haugen, Comptroller Of
the Dnchy OF Brunswick, Germany, and sc.
cured s. 800 in money. O1e,oi ihe burg.
lars waH.cap:u 'ed;, aud he said bis conted-,
erato waa Carl lletthausen, nephew OF the
Comptroller. It wea learned he n=l 10
America in the steamship Amster,ia:D.Ss. O u
the arrival Of the vessel here le:asy H.,t-
hansen, only 10 years OF age, wsssrisa,ed.
He had about 81 800 @'ssiss'i1st'1i' -,
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CAPITAL CULLlNGS.

MIR. Cutcheon, yesterday presented a pe-
tition signed by lumbermen representing
over SsO,0O0, 900 capital, protesting ngainst
that portion CT the Morrison bill which
places lumber on tho free list. :
The advocates Of the whisky bill have
not given up tho fight; they will make
fnrthtr attempts to get the bill before the
House, but outside Of its special friends the
universal opinion is that it is dead. ;
The House Committee on PostofIices and
PoH,rosds will today. begin an investiga.
lion into the charge against Representative
Wells, recently published 10 the effect that
he had been paid money by contractor
10 uss what il iluence he might exert upon
Brady in securing mail contract. :, q o
Delegate Caine, Of Utah, continued hif
argument yesterday before the House
Committee on Territories. he complained
bitterly OF the conduct Of the present Gov
ernor. who's, real desire, he said, was no,
to stop polygamy but. to bring about CON
tlicts between the people there in order tt
plumber them. .sS7I'f''5 '55'3fr@5ssf2.t r+'
Chairman Morrison OF the Committee OF
Ways and Means, yesterday notified Mr.
Mills (Texas). tho aecond member Of th,
Committee, that he WAS Ill and would no
be able to submit his report on the TART
bill. Mr.. Mills says the bill will be re
ported to the House ut the next call OF th
Committee, probably to day. 5s fs .'.2'9
Mr.. Garland submitted joint res,lu
ton proposing the following amendmen
TO the Cor tuition, article lG: That pol
ton Of the public debt OF the United State
Represented by notes issued under autho,
ity Of :: tho law With quality Of lawiu
money and rs legal tender for the psymen
OF debts shall never exceed the eum {
$3.50, 900, 900, unless bill or bills proyilin
such increase OF issue shall receive The COZ
currence Of tho two.thirds Of each house {
Congress, and the votes on all such bill,
shall be recorded by yeas aud nays on III
journal Of each house, t'c " Z
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returned and the man left. II was thought
they hadareached Eagle City, but a man
who arrived Saturday said they had not
been there. Searching parties have been
organized and are now out. There Is no
place whero they can stop between The
points known, and tho snow is very deep.
The names are: Charles Pond, H. Merriam,
Charles Hoa.man, McNu.t Whiteeell, vii.
iism Deanc, George Stafford, William
Hayes, Peter E,ch, aud one unknown.
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Whisky Mon Indignant.

i: LOUISVILLE, KY, March l0.-A large
meeting OF whisky men was held here
this afternoon, Some indignation was e1-
pressed at the delays Of Congress in taking
up the whisky bill, but it was the very de.
,clded expression OF opinion that tho bill
would tiually paas. In the meantime it
was deemed important that tho 1ada pro-
tect i,seli against less il the bill should not
pass. ,. - =
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CABLE CLICKS,
Gladstone is suffering from catarrh and
ls confined to his room. Ffa,..

Gladstone is suffering from catarrh and
is conined to his room. zE.s
Fran Materna and Herr w ntelman and
searia leave Vienna on The :l h Of March,
and Liverpool. on the ooh, in the steam.
ship Alaska, for tho United States, to take
part IN the" Warner concert under the d.
rec!ion uf Theodore Thomas. %
The London Foreign Office has sent dis.
patches to 1.-The British MiDis.er at Wash.
ing,on in regard-to dynamite ouragea. It
IL supposed they ara intended as a basis oi
overturea with the United Slatea Govern.
menf, but not communication on sthe
subject Of any kind has yet been received
by Ministefl DWELL. S,,.s-.a,g .+,,,g. >,
President Grevy's organ, lie Patrii,,; con.
tains 3 threatening note directed against
Comte de Paris. The note .aays the Go
eminent ie aware. that the Royalist party
is engaged in the active work oil a propa.
gauda against the Republic, and thai the
Government has resolved to adopt the
mes. energetic measures against the pre-.
tender upon the day when salon talk
passes into practical orglniz ,tion, r.
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.. HpsHer and .. liamm haya arranged a
three Inile'race, 10 take place not later than
June 60 4; 49,. =.
Tho worst snow som Ct the vess IN has
been prevailing In Vermont aiocs Sstur-
day. Trairs are blocked and the high
ways closed. sEs a. 4
A dog fight between "Nigger'' and
tom" in Nav York. yesterday, r. eulted
IA the killing Of "Nirger." Tho battte
lasted an hour and half.
Tie suow storm OF the past two d ayy in
Canada il the most serious OF the winter.
The running OF trains throughout New
Brunswick has been zero ,sly inte tiered
with. z3
Postmaster Genera! Gresham, W 10 ar
rived a. Cnica:o on tho iast mail TRAN from
New YORK Yesterday, completed Al range
menta Tor the extension Of the fax : mail
service to Omaha. .Li.l}E
Carl Sehurz and Joaeph IL. Cboa e, the
law partner o! Wm. NJ. Evarts, wer with
hall Il dean other gentlemen, added ia the
Independent Republican Executive Com
mittee yesterday, u. New York. w ! :;
Peter schmi'z, contractor, VIII. Ichoked
hia wife to denth ten day. ago, s'.;uided i'm
his cell at Chicago yesterday af!arn,,on by
tying n cord about his neck, drawing i
with his hands until strangled. q ~.
The sharon.Hill divorce trial tbegs n yes
terday at San Francieco. At.er thnIopen
ing statements Of counsel OF botlI sides
Martha Wilson, dleas mBker. O oloreG
woman, was called. She testified tn !, mar
riage contract produced in court y as thu
one Miss Hill showed her. F&E f.E
A contrac. was, made yesterday ior th
use OF Music Hall and horticultural Hall
Cincinnati, (ths latter for the purl losa @
preparing scenery, ,)'by the Dramatic Pesti
val Association, the date for beginni liz tha
event being April 2lst. The am ounct
men. oi plays and s'a's will be mar ,e late
: when engagements are concluded I'll
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From Our Special Correspondent. ~ =
WASHINGTON, March <l0-Representa.
tive Golf introduced bill to-day Of inter.
eat to dealars in cigars and manufactured
tobacco in Wheeling. It directs the secre-
tary Of the Treasury 10 cause to be ascef.
tanned the value OF revenue stamps which
tiad heea affixed to packages Of cigars and
manufactured tobacco destroyed by the re-
cent flood in tho Ohio river, and 10 ascer-
tain the names Of the dealers and all per.
sons having euch damaged goods and the
value Of tho stamps thereon lost by each
individual or firm, and to allow them a
sum equsl to the amount oftheir losses on
such stampa, yaI.'T' s7t,s5S ~
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L9sPos, March Ilo.-Fearu exist Of the
saietyIof fifteen men who went 10 Ra:h.
drumf.hirtsep days ago, TO locate the trail
10 thsp Occur de Alene geld mining district.
They1elt the point twenty-five miles from
RsthdruA with four days rAtions, and left
o.herfprotisions in charge Of man with
ins.r4o!ioAs to wait six days, They never
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Spteia. Dispatch 10 The lnteliiyaaeer.. 7.-.<,
CnARLrsroS, W. Va, MARCH, lo.-it
tie city election to-day there .gere elec.ad
the following Counc:lnea: Mark Morgan
First ward, Republican; J. W. Goshorn,
Second ward, Greeubacker; J. N. payfit,
Third ward, Democrat. There was hard
work in each ward, but with the msh
elected 1t leaves the City Council De,uo.
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then in session, and cited the TACT that in
October following the statute OF Limitation
would run ont In The cass OF Brown.
He thought delay had already been det.
rlmeental 10 the Government interests. In
the letter ho stated that he had not been
authorized or directed TO proceed with the
cases. lie had only been directed 10 pre-.
pa pare them. lie Expressed willingness to
70 befora the grand jury, and did not
doubt m indictment would be found. The
Attorney General did not reply 10 the
letter. Wiinees gave the foreman Of The
grand jury II copy oil the case he had pre-
pared, and told him II wss bis duty to pro.
ceed independently Of the Government.
The foreman replied tha. he had been in.
formed that the Government did not want
him to proceed against those parties.
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Az idle and wholly untounded rumor Of
the insolvency Of bank Of this city Was
in circulation yesterday. The institution
was never in better condition. 1t is in no
way embarrassed or likely to be. It has
resources enough OF its own 10 meet every
liability and havelcft a handsome balance.
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A "Jnp, Wins a Wrcs,,,pr ,,a,cI,

NAw 2YoEK, March l0-A wrestling
match took place at Clarendon Hall t.
night before q large assemblage OF people
between Elward Bibby and Ma,snda Sara.
kichi, a Japanrte champion. The match
Was for $500 sida and governed by Jap.
anese rnIes. TIE jap Wen f,ur straight
falls and vas awarded the prize.
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SENATOR HARRISON ia said to be growing
in favor as q presidential possibility. He is a
splendid maa, and il his friends can give
reasonable aqsurauces that he could carry
Nav York aud OHIO, he may be the man
va ara lcokiny iOr,
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Mr.. nIscocK wants to do the la,ker act
owe, again. His re;oluton has gone to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. There let
il lie. We have already cne Lasker reso.
lu.ion aaoat or aground, and there is no
encouragement. TO try another. . .
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STAR ROUTE liQuIaY.
The .Trsti,nn.y !" mr. Gibson Be;Orc the
st Al. L, luni1Jry. -a. '-H.

j.
WASHINGTON, March l0-Mr. "a N.
Gibson, lals srecia! examiner in tbs P, ~
oilice Department, confirmed lis icsimony
to.day btf,rs the II ,uss Committe ou TX,
pendisures in the D psrtu-n. Of Jas;ica.
Witness 1chrais.d d tho ild;c m4nts and
tsilnrss in thu pr,sscs,iops and d tails OF
the tria!s, whichhaveir. qn.ntly been pub
llshed. Toe iai!ur,s in, s.sring certain
cases rightly were nsc,ibad to the rulings
OF Colonel Bliss. Witness read = copy CT
4 le;ter which hr addressed to tho Attorney
General on Janusry 81, 1882, wherein he
@tated that hehad prepared the cases agains.
Brady, Brown, FieHch, ct nj and argue
that they be taken before the Grand Jury,
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CONGRESSMAN Eusricg GIBSON has earned
his party's nomination for Governor. He
has forged to the front, t,ps they say Of Pc
des,riaus, and who is there to dispute his
sway2 Moreover, hs is the architect Of his
own iortune-he carved it out with Samp.
pon's wpapon. ..,.g.
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PARIS. March I0.-Louis Valet, Of the
Petit Circle club, in whose possesaion
marked cards and money were found, has
been confronted with the members present
when the card marking was discovered.
De began at first 10 make an explanation,
but finally refused to speak. ,II'
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N Cincinnati II wulnan hSs beea suc-
csssiully tstooed i,r circus purposes. There
il an opening for Mr.. Morrison. The
"so,ipy aud summer campaign" is about
N hpyin. ,I
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Tag time IL near n. hand when the Dem.
oeracy Of West Virginia will regret that q
Democratic Legislature refused TO protect
svainst q reduction OF the wool tariff. It's
voioy to rain erea! snakes. ..
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A UNl a l:RiCAL hUilEME

-->-
or Some Of the woutd.be Democratic
- Economists. -
From Our spcc'a! Correspondent. iy1 a.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Randall and
his end Of the Democratic party have been
playing tho part OF economists for 80 long
that whenever the Democrats have control
Of the Treasury purse strings 1t is in order
to look out lor system Of cent.shaving
paraimony, for which Holman Randall et,
al. are Justly celebrated. Whenever pres-
idential campaign is on the carpet these
pure and able statesmen may bo relied
upon to inauguia.e an era OF Saving 10
the Government" expecting thereby 10
show 10 the unsophist;cated voter that the
only aim in lie Of the Democrats Is 10
save the public purse from the ousiaughts
OF the Republican robbers.
AS soon p3 1t WAS announced that Ran
dali, Holman and Townshend we're assign.
ed to places upon the Appropriations Com.
mittee it became evident ttAt tho careful
aud elaborate estimates otthe heads OF the
department AMI the;r ,ss.auts were to ba
counted a7 nothing in determining the
amounts required to run the Government
the next fscal year. Wg-F
BLOCK GAME. 49,
But that everything wonld depend upon
the whim oftwo or three demagogues, who
IN their ell1rts 10 capture votes would not
scr lple to block the men who run the ma.
chinery Of the Government, in their es!i.
nation, should it become necea3sry. That
this would be tho policy OF the Appropra.
ton Committee soon became certain, and
now that the Postoilice appropriation bill is
iairly beioie the House no further proof ia
necessary. In this measure, which is sup.
posed 10 psovite ior the lHsiniainrnce OF
the most important branch Of the Govern
ment eystsm, Gandall-Holmsu ct al, have
cut down the estimates OF the Postmaster
General several millions VI dollars, and II
tho bill should 80 through III its present
shaps il would te ncce. sary TO cut of
considerable portion OF the free delivery
service and the pay OF thu clerks upon the
postal cars would be sbayed 10 such au
exten. as to seriously interfere with the
proper and efficient handling Of the mails.
+ MT THIS TINE.
"But 1t is not the purpose Of the Randall.
HolC,an crowd to IL: the bill 20 through in
its present shape" said q Republican mem
ber of : the Appropriation Committee.
"Those gentlemen are too bhrewd for any
such p!nn, and they know that the bill
would never pes the Senate without
amendment. Why il they thought for q
moment that tbs Senate would fall into
their wake the bill wou:d be amended in
ten minutes. The idea OF these Statesmen
is to cut from the appropriation bills o
number Of the most necessary clauses, they
know the Senate will and the portions cut
OF, then these pstriots will load down their
organs next summer with able editorials
upoa the prolligacy OF the Republican Sem
ate, which added several millions OF dollars
to the expenditures OF the Government.
DO you scs the tcheme?'
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"Hx,rga was big !ool to attempt TO
sobs,antia,e his own Statements" Says q
Courressmsn. Ills frat indiscretion ives
N make a.a!ement1 which be. could mol
suhstantiatr.
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hTll.l. AT LARGE.
kOsnn tuSh Hiding iu Swamp nuu
HefyiBg Arfest.

befyiBg Ar.est.
CHARLESTON. $. G., March l0.-The State
coustable's posse surrounded Cash's quar-
tets before daylight this morning but didn't
find Began Cash. The Ney, and Courier
reports CASH not in the neighborhood since
Saturday night.
It is said he was ecen in tho swamp last
night with dczen armed men. There Is
little doubt that il he does not coon sulren-
der he will be captured or killed. The muir
dcrer at all events is confined 10 the swamp.
His capture is rega d.d Is only a mat er OF
time. -
The Ntws and Courier will publish the
following letter tomorrow:
CAsn's DEror, February 81, 1854.
Dfar. Friend:--l received the message
sent ne through Mr.. King Timmons, and
beg 10 atslre you have no i'll feeling in
tbk world towards you for what you said
against me. know men are apt to Bay
and 20 under excitement tha. which they
would be unwilling to do upon ref c.
ton. ! am glad you sra wiling to give
me fair hearing. l have no regret
whatever Tor shooting Richards, and hope
he may die. Ny only regret is the acci.
dental wouniing Of Mr.. Coward, who, ]
am proud 10 hear, is now on the mend.
Yours truly,
(signed) BEGAN CASH.
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pxn,,A "doyned" Morrison In the tue.
ia aver the vhisky bili-dear to Morrison's
,as,,-spd there is more trouble In the
,.r nm for tie Illinois statesman.
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SKw ronG d.sl atch says ttat the
p.vues made big offer for a controlling
io,s,ss, in tho Commercial Adrtrliser Of that
~, Aniyes II. b. ia mot = candidate"
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srx,7ou CAMERON Is said to desire to
,.,urn 10 his "owu, his native land" about
,bs middle Of May, II hisphysicians will
'o,nit W. him, What does Col. Quay say?
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THE AMERICAN WINS.
Ross LEAVES evatAR IN THE REAR
After u''las him " sse,.a. Of . ss.rs-.el,,s,
~ ( An''x 'A' u'a'aS'.'''-A s'rl" Of E1p'o'.
io"a rrem,'.d-rh' Situation Ia thu
:. SoadAa - C.blsl \ ", Mites.

LYNDON, March lo.-The race between
George Babear, the wel.known English
oarsnlan, and Wallace R,ss, tho famous
New Btuuswick tcuIler, occurred this
morning. The distance rowed was four
miles aud two furlongs, over the regular
Thames course, Piltney to Mortlske, Rcss
conceding Bubear ten seconds. Tho bet
ting wal: Res, avf; BubeaEti four. Dn.
bears lead at the start was four and u half
lengths, but at Hammersufflh 1t was nearly
even. Tho race WAS gdh by the American
by six lengthu.
After passing; ;Hammerfmish Ross led In
spite Of the gsertions Of Bubsar, and came
III easily. s+Tlme twenty.six minutes and
ten secogds. tHINs LII
sfde S6ntest was virtually over at Ham.
meFtmllh. Ross padLled home fifteen
Lengths ahead Of Bubear. Great crowds
throngea Tie banks. #
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MI. Bsyard in the Senate and Mr.. Potter
IN the House introduced resolutions pro.
ylding Tor constitutional amendment
declaring .Ns gold and silver the only legal
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ONCE AGAIN.
Tho I.nNk or Rchnlniinn Rxnnnl,a IL,

tho I.nskcr Resolution Brought Up aud
p. Reiterated. F,a,l.=.z
q WAsnlSGroS. March 10.-A mesaaye
from the President was received in The
House and Mr. Guenther asked that It be
Immediately read, though Cassidy suggest.
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QIte 5ntellise'tter::.. !:
.1.,,r, Nu.. - a"h ~ fonr'cenlh s'fee',
ls ,bo Democratic party can't agree on a
.nr hiIl. WIN, has It 10 "so 10 the coun.
rnvrsp, talk IL becoming moro plenli-
ri ,s s,hs inpnasion wears away that Old
T,'e.p,nny r ia not an iceberg.
try'' on2

TINY f,4ptt,!tssn State Central Commit.
IAN mos,s at Grafton Tomorrow Tor i'm.
," "o,,ant action. ] lie party Is looking hope.
ioly for the best retults.