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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-26

Brief Notes and GossIp from Bsidgepo

Brief Notes and aosxIp from Bsidgepor
and Martin'n Ferry.
J; D. Heinlein returned yesterday from .
business trip 10 Pitt bu.gh. - :
The A. T. +. F. Society, OF Martins Ferry,
will be entertained by Miss L!zz.e Medill
this evening. ~ s--"" :
Robert Smith. Of E.navillp, Ia urged hy hi
friends to let bis rolors Tor Councilman s,auC
on the onter walls. ~ ~ -
john Chapman, OF the @. T.. Il W. Office
ksrkwood, lett yesterday to attend the fuu
eral OF his mother at Tiltonvile.
Mr.. J. T. Haues, who prided himself or
his chicken coop, was robbed tho other nigh
OF his blooded stork, and eau Il. w only boss
OF one hen. 6 = =
The alayoralty contest In Bridgep ,rs Is ss,t
to be narrowed down 10 Charles Jupklp, aDt
George Pitner. Both are in the hands o,
their friends. =,
8. G. W. Dunleyy, Secretary Of the L,Bellt
Glass Company, bridgeport, n rsturusd u ioi' ias
week from successful trip, and left las. nigh
on western trip.
Tha Temperance Convention at Marsiu'l
Ferry, heid last evening at Commercial Hal!
! nominated the following for candidates 10,
the SCHOOL Board: Messrl. Albert Zuk, 8
Batselle aud Joseph +. Hancs. n l. :.
During ths last year CT Mayor Mitchslr
iuoum5encs IN cM 9, Mar.in's Ferry Il ae,
have hson collected to (; The amount q
u SiS TO- and there hRa bsen worked ou
fines 10 the amount Of 1888 80. a good re ].
ord. :. q" - - = - - :
The driver OF cerL4in team bslorgiDp t
a Wheeling grocery H:m distinguished him.
sell In Martins Ferry yesterday, by bealipi
Ills team when they vera s'ru ,girg through
muddy street. Martin's Ferry needs a 40
ciety for the protection Of cruelty to animals
The members OF the Camp.ig7 bras7 bsni
Of E:naville are ri qaesled To meet al Ulricl'l
Hal! this eYsni:; E. The celebrated ssxtettt
OF Martins Ferry will ba present, II be,
hoove, tvssy Republican Interested la thtt
band to be on hand. Otherwise the band
will f.:l. l"IG.l'.Ia' 1853
The Citizsn's Convention to nominate can,
didates for the cty Offices Of Martins Ferry,
Will be held Saturday evening. Mr.. FJossnE
7. Hanes. who has served with "reat dls:ipc.
ton ard satisfaction NJ City Clerk OF Mar:
tins Ferry, reluees TO be q candidate for tho
oifice any longer. He howaver, stands az Z
candidate 70. Township Cltrk, suhj,ct to tha
nominRtion Of tha Republican Convention,
whicn will ba hold in Marlin's Ferry, satur.
da afternoon at S o'clock Mr.. Harey ha.
served as Township Clerk since 1874. 81.
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No, esteemed Register, the editor OF the
lsrEtLtaEscgE, unlike the editor OF the
MgiAr, did not find it desirable or ncces
sary TO seek proxy 10 admit him to seat
in tho State Committee OF his party. The
proxynWas.i forwarded without. request Of
previous suggestion Of any kind; and, again
mike another proxy, it was not used 10
strengthen e inschinc-in the interest oi
any candidate Tor the Presidency, for q
State oilice, for place on the State Com.
inittee or a place on the National Commit
toe. l. Z H. u 4.
lsit tue oninion OF the Register that ia
little diversion in this line will satisfy Mr..
M. Reilly thu. there was fair toting at the
fa1kersbuT meeting, or placate the iE-
censed friends Of Col. Alex. Campbell?
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BELLAIRl:.
A Young Lady's Novel Accldcnt-NewA
EIFl % - NOieN. % t.gFtt IS, Z,
Mr.. William McG.aw. is still lying yery

IN ls9 NOieA. I'll
Mr. William McG.aw, is still lying very
low. -.,Y-s5.J 8 / I; 53l.. 80 - - Z
Father MtGuirka. OF Columbus, Oaio,
preached at 81. johns chcroh las, night. :
The Tribune presses will be run herssfte,
by q gsA engine, which arrived ysstprday. 4
R. J. Riley Is said to be likely to rat the
Dsmooratic nomination for City Treasurer. /
I. Mrs. Mary Atlmsn and Mrs W. 8. Dixoo,
OF this neishb.rhoo2, left f1r their new homes
iu Wichita, kansas, yesterday. 49,. LA
Joseph, Mckslyey.T Of Bethel statiop. will
NOV, mis- family TO psilaire and occupy L
Daufard's hoase, on Gravel Hill. ss.,eiSst
The Besaames Steel Works has sued tbe
Reilaire, q Z.aesvii'e.& GiDcinnsti ratIroad
company for S20. 00V. Ths suit IL br ,upL,
&: st. CiaifSyiile. 90
Tho consideration OF the c,rn.y sea. bill by
the Lsg alatnre ut q ,'umbus has been pos;.
poned I'LL Wednesday the 2l OF phi, Sc
said kilograms yesterday t,om tho Bel!sire
! committee. n n MI 2F.sg :,
Mis- Ella 81. Josn, OF the eeco,d ward
went with another yoang lady to tbs oreek
bsnk 10 wait 10. a skiH that was coming
ro~ed by young fuen. the whois par,y III,
tending TO go out for skiG ride Miss B..
John rAu ont 90 q h1ar ! spparea,iy mt ttbe'e
for tho purp,sa, hut 1t waa a apring board
and the result csn be imagined. Hsr weigh
bent down tho board and lhe rebound tosset
her in'o tho deep water. Her Ecrehui
brought the hoa. Q1iek'y 10 the 1es lie IN,
sho was saved without suffering any aeslou
harm. iG-,I.-, "a d III. +
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NG-WIrHOUT GROWN.
DEMOCRATIC rARlFFcAUc
Last Nisht-Ibh Lash or the Driver Cat Oh, And
aalxsd R,sult Foilaws-AAudall nrsathed
: .'n Smils'. While nurd R.tks Ia Cufsss
rH Oh Sacs laHarmsnious HstmonT.
From Our Special COtrespontlealt. I

FHon, Our Special Correspondent. ,sF
| WASHINGTON, D. G., March 25.-Randei
smiled as blandly as a boy md as broat
and innocently as a summer morning, al
he emerged from tho caucua tonight.
you are evidently pleased7' Observed
your correspondent u
'Why should I not be?" ho responded,
with his Yankee answer. ut was all We
could wish, nince tariff bill was agreed
upon. That move Of Hopkins let's us vote
for tho bill when It comes up in the
Honse, or vote aga inst it II II does not
please me. When It comes 10 pass 1t !
shall vote asainst It" t1a7
"You consider the adoption Of tho reso-
luton leaving tue vote in the House TO the
conscences Of the members a Morrison
concession?' -" ~
II mott assuredly do" And he moved on
down the corridor, still smiling and re-
celVing the congratulations from tho mem.
be,s Of the third Horss, who hung around
the lobby. :
Said Frank Hurd, the great free trader,
Of ohio "Harmony ba id. We are in
no better shape than We were before We
went into caucus."
Then youa are displcased?" =,
Yes; don't like ths proceedings OF to.
night. II is not my way OF doing things.
We should have adopted the bill without
any provisos. The csucus should have
adopted my proposition to entirely abolish
the tax on fruit spirits. I believe in going
the whole length. We ought to have car.
rled our points throughout. We had the
votes to DO ii; but the bill will be finally
passed nny way" e7'--'.-''0
Z HBy what vote?" r
well, we can stand thirty votes against
i, but there will not be more thun twenty
five againet it."
DO you expect the Randall men to op-
pose the bill il the Uouse?' s-. ~.
There may be the number have men.
ticned who will Oppose it," ~ a,L
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D.s,r,,c,iv, uiu,i storm,

DAYTON, O., March 25.-A destructive
a!orm visi.ed this section this evening at Q
o'clock. The principal damage done was
east OF the city, and from Spring Valley It
ia reported the houas and barn Of Samuel
Buckles Was blown down. Tha loss ol
life was not reported, but everywhere the
wind was very destructive. ie.44g1 i .jE
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IL tie esteemed Register or anybody elAe
will produce file Of "Free Trade Demo.
cratic paper at a time said paper was edited
by tho present editor Of tho INrELLIoEScER"
he will establish the fact. II that cannot
be done, perhaps come other way can be
discovered Or invented-it doesn't matter
how, 80 that the desired end Is reached.
II this pursuit be thought Improbable
employment, it may serye the Registers
purpose to reprint some Of the free trade
articles which have appeared during the
past year i'll It's own editorial columns. We
DO not charge that those ires trade articles
were produced by the Register-it may be
that they we're simply appropriated from
soarces more fruitful in "original sim
but they were adopted and endorsed, and
they stand As the utterances Of our esteem
Gu ont unhappy cotemporary.
But don't fail to fnd the iile-and gnaw Il,
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ME QrAERlEI may. be presumed to know
the Democratic. feeling in his own Third
District. When no says that the Democrats
down there "resent the idea Of being bot.
tied up and handed over to anybody" wc
seem 10 catch lne shrill Bhriek OF tho frs,
shellthat isgoing 10 explode in the Charles
ton Convention. The arrangements are all
made, gnd the trade mark is blown In the
bottle-none other genuine. What bust
ness have Third District Democrats to be
wanting Randall, whose name hasn't been
ru! in the pot, and whu hasn't a "bar'l"
by which sign the machine hopes to con.
Quer?
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Mn. +, GERHARD, who attained some nc
,oriety rs the shadow Of Mrs. Langtry, has
made tho horrible discovery that the Lily
"is Nh ac.rets oil the stage even il she is
no, one on tho s,Ggc." Having gathered
In a cool StG0,G00. Mrs. Langtfy has dis
charged Mr.. Gobllard and will never coz
ssnt TO have him in her service again.
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= = : - 60 a. -
A pIMintlVe PlSa.

From Our Special C6raaonlicHt = ~
WAsnlSdToN,4 March 25.-Mr. Randall
received to-day dispatch from lumber.
men in Michigan, who are 3 Democrats. The
dispatch stated tbat. it was evident that
many Democrats in the House had desert
ed them, and begged him "ior Goa 3 sake |"
not to desert them tonight i'll caucus, but
to hold out to the end. rf
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Arranscn,c1, ~ lor tue Convention,

Arrnnrcn,cnfs ior tue Convention. I
CHICAGO, March 25.-The local commit.
tee Of arrangements for the National Re.
publican Convention, to-day appointed a
subcommittee to copter with the May
festival people and with the Democratic
people in regard to the arrangements for
the hall, and ono to raise funds for the
necessary expenses. Secretary Martin, OF
Kansas, and one or two other members OF
the National Committee, were present.
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Rlenchiug RevoIuslonlzed.

SALEM, Mas March 25-Last night an
exhibition was made OF a new bleaching
process by "parslno soap" which it is
thought will reyolu!ionizs the; bleaching
husineRs Of the world. The new method
requires but few hours. There is scarcely
any loss Of weight and none Of the lber,
and the cloth never mildawp. ~
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M AsyLASD IL for Blaine, II The people
s,a peraj,,Ji TO express their choice"
vsvs tho baltimore Ame'tcan. West
Virginia leVld tho same way, aud her
choice will BE- pxprepssd in lilo National
Convention. Are Maryland Republicans
,sa, aI,s 10 taxa care OF themselves?
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Nina Paosy= RIcs. 1908 Maaitoa street, =
sister Of Hon H, Olay sexton ,Chi-f, 81. Louis
Fire Department, saws thest Louis iEa.t!Dis.
patch, has bean y so flerrr from iutl amu,atorv
rhentnatlsm 10! sa!sn yta.A; the muscles a
her banda and limbs were c,n,ractsd and ali 3
ussd ofuseh,s. Dy siar|e application oi & /
and finally completely cHssd. :: i735' '.',"Ts !
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CuAlRMAS MORRISON is quoted Ne saying
tin. .sthe wool-powers might DO pacided
by restoring the wool tariff Of 1867, and
then gracefully accept q horizontal rcdut-
ton et 20 percent" II the wool growers
were TO refuse to DO caught in .hst trap,
they would prove a. once that they are
no, real nice bona iide wool.growcrs, but
mere hucksters, who drive out in the
country 10 get mud on their wheels.
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Az EARTAQuAIiE snOGK

ElslfH San Frnnclnca ana Disiurbs the
fnfiabttnnin of fttnt City. s@
SAN FRAScIsc,, Cal, March 25-The
heaviest earthquake since 1868 occurred at
4:44 o'clock this afternoon. The peopls
rushed from their houses in great fright.
1t lasted fifteen Becoads.. Several buildings
on made ground near the water front we're
seriously damaged. A secoud but lighter
shock followed at Sis o'clock. More arc
expected. .sE EscF9#' i
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Special Correspondence y he IltlltOtneer. Z 4 -
STKupENviLLE, March 25 lin g row that
occurred last night, over in Wes. Virginia,
near Edg;pgton Stallion, Patsy Joice was
knocked down and severely cut with an
axe by man named Foley. It is said
Fa!ey'awiIe also participated in tho assault.
Joice is conGaed to h,a bed, and one report
says he is badly hurt 81 =. 1919 : 81
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Satisfied With Anyone,

LEAvESwoRru, KANSAS, March 25.-The
Republican convention OF this county met
to-day and elected delegates to the State
and Congressional conventions. A vote
vas taken in convention for preference for
President, Logan, Blaine, Lincoln and
Arthur leading. Though all prominent can
didates had supporters the convention
expressed itself as satisfied with any nomi.
nee OF the party. y, ~, -
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To ovARy the monotouy We give elsewhere
tho Presidential preferences Of cont
Wheeling Democrats and other Democrats
Of prominence sojourniug within the gates,
There is charming variety about these
expressions. This lSTEILlGENoER hopes Ia
he favored with further views. Nobody
need hesitate 10 forward the sentiment ol
himself and his neigLbo's. Bssides max
iny interesting reading this polling Of the
party vii! give the Charleston Convention
some idea OF the situation. ~
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With far more authority, for as write
comes the interview with General Grant,
published today. In which he says !:
There are two States where there would
be some feeling ayaipst Artbu. In Ills
State there is great coolneBs towards him
among bis old friends, which would create
apathy In tho case Of his nomination, while
IN Ohio tho Garfield clement would not
heartily support him" ~ M
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MOUNDsylLLE.

Miners Attacked = w Gliding Various
,.55g,' -. 49, Other Matters. s--sss.s 80,
Dr. simouton is at the Mound city.
/ Hon. Il. 8. White was IN town yesterday,
Jack Ryan, the Wetz,l county mammoth,
was In town Saturday last. z .ii!slls,-' :
The Harris Bros. ira putting new tin rool
on Mrs. Keily's house, Purdy street. Z
! A convict from Puttnsu oouaty named
Murphy was discharged from the prison yol.
terday. !. grirrsss,- =: =:
Vachaol Gamble, the grargsr rabob OF
Buckhill Bottom, has bssn III town the past
few Gays. T., Z; .,7s
Adolph Wsidabusch will open a grocery In
connection with hia meat market az soon as
his new building 10 completed. 4 2.;%5ie.s3 -
z The Third ward coal mine, are now bsine
worf ed double turn, eight men to turn.
putting out from 200 to 1900 bushels pei
day! i2asi355:Str, 3.- 'lf@ ssi.ri', r.
John 6chumaker, Esq, Is preparing to
erect . frame nddltiUn 10 his bakery, in ths
Firat ward, to be occupied as a grocery aud
confectionery. = y, -, .5f:..I :
The; Republican, ara consi derably elated
over the selection OF this place for the hold.
ing OF their Congressional Convention on ,ky
2osh pro1mo., l,..;;5 49, - : !"
Mr.; ;Gallaher has a number OF men at work
eating bis grain and 81 ale house back TO ii,
place. The building being . hsavy one The
work Of moving II is necessary very slow aud
difficult. Z ~ i it5 !! !. : Y. ~
iMessrs. Dobbs & Rsisiuger are now films
the accu,us!atsa orders Tor sfrane islloes
from their factory here. .4Thoir plnniug mill
ia also In RAINING order, and ready to do any
work in that line. ~ y .3i u, 4 5.lIs1s ;.il.gil :
Capt. Hart, Of the Herald, went to New
Martinsville yesterday for the purpose o
bringing up bis family aud goods to-day. H
will occupy a part Of; Mayor WsaYss's usy
building near the Mount S.%7li}.}3a .%l p
Captain Israel, Lessee Of The Uuion Goa
works, has succeeded, af,er a! great deal 0
dia'sulty, In eating FIRE lighted In The IA,
naea Of the lair shalt, producing a dreush
thatiwlll Ia a short tl4s Iid the u,ines al fou
air and gas. number Of men went 10 wor
! Monday ulofaalRlR cleaning up the mines, ,au,
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PlrrsnuNuu. Pa, March 25.-A mass
rueetiug Of the river miners will be- heldat
Eiiz.beth, Pa, to morrow, to consider the
reduction OF one fourth OF a cent ordered
by the operators. The meeting will be
the largest ever held on tha river. Eight
thousand miners aro expected to bs
preapnt ,G l.ItY rgt. " ~. aW. ~ ". +
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l:PlrrsuuAau, March 25.-J. D. Boyle Of
Connells iile, Of the Coke Producers Aao-
citation, says the c ,m biuation affected lew
days ago will advance the price Of coke
from 05 eAnts to 81 Is April frat, and that
in thu near intnre the price will be ad!
yancul still fu.!her until u fair rate Ia estab.
1;,I,cl
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Tur farmers ltoru Is III h@ homo mar'
;, yaks ,lS, from him, and he is Mt The
mercy Of foreign dealers, who are aH likely
n luy in ole country M another, A pro.
,oc.iyc tariff iaoures the home market.
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,iWHISPEGS FROn WASn.NG ron,

Mra. Gen. Mcllibben goes to Old Point
Comfort for bsiet rest. G. !.
Mrs. Secretary Chandler la, returned
from Fortress Moaros, accompanied by
her sister, ind will give her ueual Satur-
day evening reception this week.
Miss Folger, the daughter OF Secretary
Folger, has been ordered S,ulh by her
physician, and goes to Columbia, South
Carolina, where the breath OF the pine
trees is expected to prove beneficial to her
health. tr'- 1f ;
Mrs. Coppinger, daughter Of e1 Secretary
Blaine, leaYes lor ber Western home in q
lew days 10 join her husband. She will
leave Jamts G. Blaine Coppinger, her
young aon, in care Of MRS. Blaine for a time.
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, the wife oil
General John G. Fremont, is spending
short time in Washington, stopping at the
Arlington hateh She is bale aud hearty
and il She and the General nre given seven
yeara moro OF life they will celebrate their
golden wedding.
General Grant, whoi is at the Arlington
under the care Of his physician, goes out
very little. He manages 10 get around very
comfortably on his cru!ctles, but he has
been 80 active that he docs not fancy the
use Of these aids, and keeps them out Of
Bight rs much as possible.
The President is to give dinner 10 Gen,
Gran. and few friends as soon al that
gentleman is able to lay aside his crutches
and attend upon an event Of this nature.
The President has qnite number OF wis.
itors Just now. Among them are Miss
Katie Sharp, daughter Of Gen. Sharp, Of
Nav York, and Mr. Arthur. Masten, q
nephew Ct the President, aud his vile.
Allen Arthur is also at home just now, a.
s's;ing bis father in entertaining bis
guests. @g'lT1s -'-rg W
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WARRINGTON SOCIAL LIFE.
Whnt Is Going ou at tho Capital Dur
~ F2V5',i ) Ing Acut. - ls.

Whnt.fs Going ou 1T tho <apitnI Dur.
A. ,}t2~5|.i inE!Acut. tsg 81
From, Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. D. G., March o5-Wssh.
;,.,o, ooc;o,,, !. uo,l ,,o,.,a a.. ~ -.
- So e'' ~; 70 va f'e"o.I e",1 'nAs ~ 20 VI
the Gown sue Oh Ash'' Mlu-leht has been
duly celebrated BY some quiet early even
ing festivities, and this week shows more
Ola tendency TO return to the social Gus
toms which prevailed during the earlier
portion oi the season. Many Of the leadeln
oil society who hied themselves away 10 the
seaside when Lent closed their doors and
thes' ol their acquain:aaces arc beginning
to return, Strengthened for the remainder
Of the season., and are taking up the social
thread where they dropped it when Lent
was usnefeu ~. Ihey are very busy to.
uay WIN eaiia anu lesePtloEe, somewhat
inioihAi IN thelr nature to De sure, but
suillcleht1y formal 10 oe qu'1a pleasing to
even 'ne ~. NOS: na.; scfnpn!ohs. me example
aet py sue D.'t's'i M'n'stef anu DIS family
III .neir mi.casehe oa!i last week has
proven someWnat contagious and there are
a1 qullo NUMBER 91 .! quiet entertainments in
proslesSs' sS"x ~ Aionuay @ ssw the aoors o. quite
= number o. aocssty iad!es open, and 1ues'
Jay was i,ealiy, q nnsy DAY: =. +:
Mfs. nalae' VINO was ut nome on Mon
oay' ion y 70 ., gave an evening reception
yeste.aay, 10 whlcn quite number Of
Feop!e III society were invited. gi
TIE REcErTloN.. N -
Mrs. Letter, who has bean recnneratirr
=. n,d po;n. comfns, w.. .a,,,. s."p.."',,s =. :" :
p,o;no na,s,o, ., D,,ont C;..,,, 49,,
uas NJ hon,a - ho, i,;ana, .apo ,,as.o o's' @ "na
and ID M;ss Holmau md y nvmSn. voai. =; o,sa'. M'e'
ra.aivad ;,formal,v .. .haIJ,S;.a. ei y. e'as,'
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corur,roynGsr atks whether Edmunds
.,d I;ucoIu wouldn't bc n hard ticket to
want Cans't batter down the granite walls
n Vernon, with II Mtk-haulmer, or bale
or, lake Michigan With u ,himb!e2
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PlTrsDunou, March 25 Five Of the crew;
Of the steamer Tom Dodsworth were arrest.
Cd by the United States MARSHAL tonight
for mutiny. The men refused to put on
coal when ordered to do SO by the Osptaip,
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Snincichl t'husc.

Sptcial Di7EscA 10 Ms la'tliesctr. 4 tS, ~ X
GALLlrols, o., March 25.-Thoa. Pigram,
Of Point Pleasant, a carpenter, while cross;
lug the kanawha riser,last night, fell from
n boat aud was drowned. Hs was fn.oxi.
Gated, 4 Il [a- ~ t..Fs V'Ef '.,- T5- Tt
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,o oxCoyeyuur Foster is right-"the
..on,o Of OAio am III favor OF Blaine rs
f,., f,' 'c},olce"-.Ar iinC has come 10 hedge
an hels s,ainst RIains.
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An Anomaly.

Is FpAEKLlS. Pa March aa--rhe venuogo
county Democratic convention elccle,
three Randall delegates 10 tho State con- :.
veution to-day. lasiE rcsoluliona were
! offered, but rejected, -7,,5t 80
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~ III. Democratic party can't manage a
.,'i,,ilv Of seventy in the House, what
% 'ssn,l Il do with mre--or hsG
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,lny NJ tho ,s,ill trouble, 10 say moth.
T., :" II other considerations, perhaps the
s,.,n aS Ia no, 80 solid a''eral'.