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DAUBING THE PAINT.
TO GO on THE POLITICAL War PATH,
Tho hssiisg Of the Democratic ConsrsmIonal Cam
pAign comulttss-Ths Personnel osths Ex.eu.
tive Committse-Ths Younger Element Of tho
Party Prsdominatts--was Arlington News. i=

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE Dem
ocratic Congressional Campaign COMMITTEES
met in the Arlington Hotel this evening
and organized for the coming campaign
Senator Pendleton, chairman Of the Demo
cratic joint caucus presided, and Represcn
tative Post, secretary Of the joint caucus
acted as secretary Of the meeting. b
Thirty States and four Territories are
represented on the campaign committee,
thesebe States and territories which send
a Democratic Senator or Representative to
Congress. Thirty.one members were pres.
sent this evening. Following Is the Exec.
utive Committee selected on tho part Of the
Senate: Senators Garland, Ksuna and
German. On the part Of the House, Rep.
Iesentahves Paige, Rosecrans, S.ockilager,
Stevens and Murphy. e5L' :
1t was decided that this Executive Com.
mitteo should be empowered TO select
members Of the campaign commit
tee for the States and Territories not
represented IN either the Senate or House
BY Democrats. These States and Ter.
ritories are Colorado, Kansas, Maine, Min.
nesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Vermont, and Dakota, Idaho,
New Mexico and Washington Territories.
No other business was transacted BY the
Campaign Committee. q sit 4 :
!, The Executive Committee met upon the
adjournment ot the Campaign Committee
and organized by elecliDg Senator German
chairman aud Representative Post secre.
tary. h-s5 yailfs@ s3- oIII
Senator Kenna and Representatives
Stevens and stocks!ager were appointed a
sub committee on finance, and Senator
Garland and Representatives Murphy and
Paige snb-commi,tee on campaign docu.
ments, the chairman being tr otfcio
member Of both committees. - 59
The committee had an informal talk over
the arrangements TO be used for the cam.
paigp, but did not enter into discussion
OF the questions Of party politics. The Re.
venue reform Democrats appear 10 be in
the minority on the Executive Committee,
Senators German and Kenna are both
Tariff Democratic, as arc Representatives
Paige and Stevens. Representatives Stock
slager and Murphy were Carlisle men and
With Senator Garland represent the tariff.
reitrm element on the committee. Repre-.
sentative Rosecrans voted for Carlisle for
Speaker. but is an Incidental protection.
iss" and endorses the OHIO tariff Platform.
The secretary Of the committee ia "a
tariff Democrat. In the main the COM
mi,tee is composed Of the younger element
OF the party. Es{g7- t5e--iD9.s ls7l.-5
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Arthur In the south.

BosroN, March 4-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Adrerlistr writes: 'The
work Of solidifying the South for an Arthur
contingent to Chicago goes on A private
letter indicates that J. r. Hill, the COL
ored internal revenue collector at jackson,
is at the head Of this movement in Missis.
sippi. He has written to postmasters and
other federal officials in the State to get
them to look alter their localities. In some
sections Of the State a strong feeling has
developed that delegation should be sent
which will fall into line with the general
sentiment in the North. This is not ut all
the plan OF the men who are managing the
Arthur campaign, and quietly preparing
to secure the entire delegation from the
South" 3ss5 'e5.ff'77, il3 s
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.,- s7r.-r.H - - frTH..-
i NATURAL GAS,
A strong Flow Looked for at 3 fton-A
51 fi i4,tS Gas mud OIL Scheme. 80

A Strong Flow Looked for at 3 fton-A
jlf3&tH Gas mud OIL scheme. g
Every prospect now is that flow Of gas
at lesst equal to that struck at the Wells
burg well, will be struck at the well OF the
Alton Gas Company, at Beach Bottom, with
in very short time. The drill Is now down
i 500 feet. At Weiisburg gas was struck ut
1870 feet At the Alton we'll, however, there
Is d difference Of from thirty 10 forty feet In,
the dip OF the various strata. Another
small n,w was struck Monday evening. Tho
membera Of the company were feeling quite
ela'ed last evening over the prospects. & 4. /
The Washington. Pa, Lepifw ssys: a
number OF capitalists ara endeayorinc 10
lease lands In CHARTERS township, fer Tho
purpose Of boring for gas and oil. Z Tho land
which they Tant lies on The Little CHARTERS,
extending from Houstonvile up the s'rea;n
about ons mile, and comprises about one
thousand acres. They offer to give the own
e1s Of the land one-sighth OF ali The oil or gas
fonnd. Ia case they succeed In securing ths
territory they will put down three wells to Il
depth OF three Thousand feet. Oae Of these
wells will be put dcwn near tho old well on
the farm Of Thomas Wilson. Two or three
farmers havs already signitied their willing
ness to lease their jar1ps aad 1t is thought
the Others will follow. II = '3'5t2'S r..
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STEUBEN VILE.

The Flood Sufferers Draw-Findlpg oi
y i ihe GRIND Jury.
Special Dia,atch TO Ae lntslligmctr. W.
srEuBESvlLLE, O., March 4,-Claims iol
relief by the JeGsrson county flood suffer
ers to the amount Of ever $4,000 were pre-.
aentsd to the County Commissioners today.
As the Commissioners only appropriated
50. 600 there will have to DO some severe
cutting. ! 1. g.
The Grand Jury today found true bills
as follows: Thomas O'Brien, murder in
the second degree; Silas Arnold, forgery;
George Nichols, horse stealing. :
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The Mouined Tariff Bill,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Tho Ways and
Means Committee held session to-day, at
which Mr.. Morrison submitted his modified
tariff bill, which makes 20 percent hori-
zontal reduction on all the schedules, and
placing ealt, coal and lumker on tho free
list Mr.. Russell moved to except the cot
ton goods from the 20 percent reduction.
This was defeated by party vote. 4 A mo-
ton by Mr.. Mckinley to restore the duty
on wool shared the came fate. The coal
men will be heard tomorrow in opposition
to.placing coal on the free list, and the
committee will again take up the bill in e1-
ecutiye session on Thursday, 5i "a.
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WIRE WHISPERS,

The striking drivers at the Ohio Central
mines, ut Corning, aad R.adyille, Ohio,
returned to work yesterday at reduced
wages. .-6tsC. sE -
The bill providing ior biennial cleo
tons in Massachusetts was defeated in the
House yestt rday. Yeas l3s; nays S7-not
the necessary two-thlrds. SS .5.;-& :: IS Nj
Joe Daily was caught in a corn shelter at
the johnson Starch Factory, III. His Jaw
was torn tG by the cogs and he was 9TH
orwise hurt. Els will die.
Tho dwelling occupied by, Charles Car
ron, st Three Rivers, Mich, burned yester-
day. Two children, aged fur and TWO
years, perished in the a,mes. 4s5
The bill i'll relation to federal inter
ference in elections pissed the Virginia
S.ate Senate. yesterday; ayes 10, noes lO-a
strict party vote-the Democrats voting in
tho affirmative. 5s5.
Sheriff Crosby, Of Corning, Ohio, with a
posse OF twenty-five special c,nstablea, ar.
resttd the parties who made an sts .ult on
druggist McDavitt Sunday night, and took
them to New Lexington. W. Z
z A train on the Illinois Central was de-
rallied yesterday morning near Galena, Ill.
All the coaches left the track, two tipping
oyer and being badly Rrecked. Three
persons were ipjured-nont fatally. rs
The Prohibition Safe Convention OF
Connecticut have made The following nom.
nations: For Governor. E irha q. Palmer;
Lieut.. Governor, franklin H. Sagf; Secre.
tary Of State, Aaron NJ ,rehouse; Treasurer,
Edmund Tu,tle : g, ..8s''
Lieut. Schue'z, U. S. NJ, who assisted
Lieut. Harber il, bringing back the remains
Of d. Long and bis companions, from Sibe.
ria, arrived at St. Louis yesterday, on a one
years leave Of absence. Ho will make bis
mother a long visit. mo !- .;sl9
Desire Boudoir IVES before the police
court at Grpat Falls, n H., yesterday alter.
noon and pleaded gully TO the charge o!
killing Frederick Grant, for which chine
hisi father stands convicted. He will be
tried in September. sff$. VA z
A fire at Hannibal yesterday morning
destroyed several buildings on Broadway
and Main streeta, occupied jointly as husi.
ness places and Residences. Los, about
SO 600. There were several narrow es'
capes from suGota:ion by women and
children. i! = \, f.;,3 6; 2 -E!75: n:
s Two passenger. trains on the Fast Ten
nessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway col
ljded last night near Joliet, twenty-five
miles from Macon, Ga 81 Engineer How
den and fireman Smith were killed. Il Ex
press messenger Clover was badly hurt
One passenger had an arm broken.
si.A suit will be commenced to day in th,
District Court OF Minnesota, by W. 8
King and wife against Philo Rsmingto,
and others, 10 recover possession oi certail
valuable lands within tho limits Of Mime
apo)is.s The amount involved Is betweel
ss0O.O0O and 81, 900. .009. !. 1t Is expected
large number Of suits will grow out Of thi,
rs the land has been sold and laid of q i
an addition 10 the city and resold 10 othe
! parties, 5sS 5S;5,5 III
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II is about nip.and.tuck between the
Hon. Joseph S. Miller and the equally
Hon. Z. Boyd Faulkner Tor the handsome
candidates prize. And when you CONT
to think about it, there is something very
winning in the Hon. E. Willis Wilson'S
campaign smile. Any one Of them might
take the slippers at the church fair. -s
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I EAsroN, Pa. March benjamin Beatty
attempted to chastise his seventeen.year.
ldboy Harry, when the boy drew re-
volver and shot his father. The wound was
serious,but the boy. was disal med before he
could fire q second shot and was then given
severe thrashiny and has a.d. He read
boy noyele, =. sill5l3 ~ t5 3f9 40
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EDrUNDs AND IxCoLx.
What II Said In New York Ahout Prcsi
isFs't llCntial Prefercnccn. tS u

wha, IL Said In Now York About Prcsi
.lcntial Preferences. Y
NIwYoax, March THE Albany cor
respondent Of the Times sayt: TIE recent
manifestations Of puolicaentimentt through
out the State have been such az, in the
opinion Of a majority Of tho Republican
members'ot the Legislature, would make
1t extremely hazardous to renomiDa:e
President Arthur1it the party wishes TO
cary Nav York next November. Nearly
all Republicans FROM the Interior Of the
State who huve visited Albany in the last
two weeks coreur in this opinion. As an
example, a prominent ex-senator who was
hero last Thursday WAS ask1d by the
Times correspondent who WAS The csndi.
date Of the Republicans al i,nwn Senate.
rial district for preai!rnL ti..''t Is not 80
easy just snow,"Ss!! lie replied, ""lo BAY who
their candidate. Il, hut | can tellyou who
II isn't. !: Il is not ,hs man who row occu,
pies the Presidential chair, nor any ,uan ol
that ilk. ."'sE2Si Is y. z !,
3E"Well, I suppose they would vote fol
him 5it be got the nomination, wouldn't
they o. Il u IN Y
! isS"Some would aud some wouldn't; i
! would not; ! would vote tho Democratic
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A TILE In THE HOUSE
Between Beiford ami Randall on The

Between Beiford ami Randall on The
Naval Appropriation Hill. Ea
WASHINGTON, D. O., March THE HOUSE
went into Committee OF the Whole, con,
verse in the Chair, to continue the con,
sideration Of the Naval Appropriation bill
The debate upon the bill was prolonged.
Mr.. Beliord said the Democratic party
yesterday, (referring to the attempt to gel
up the wool question:, presented a magni
hcent spectacle. It reminded him Of the
race horse that had entered the race
threw up its tail, and jumped the track.
Mr.. Randall objected 10 the line OF argu.
ment. a,,.. r. -
Continuing, Mr. Bslford. said it was uni.
versally understood yesterday that Mr.
Converse purposed bringing up his wool
Mr.. Randall again objected.
Mr.. Belford replied, mo wonder you are
afraid. The Democrats Of the South," be
continued, "have loaned themselves to a
few leaders North, who arc leading them
to ruin. Your graves are dug, and We have
contributed money to decorate them for
ever" G00' -
Mr.. Randall replied: "After that flight
OF fancy and dream from the member de.
coying the party want to call back for
consideration the Naval Appropriation
BILL" (Groans from the Republican side.I
The debate then proceeded on the meri,i
OF the bill. FStE. d5 :fs5t 8, ~
Mr.. Calkins offered an amendment tha!
after the first OF July, 1884, the staff corps
Of the navy on the active list be reduced
by reducing the number oi medical direct
ors from Is to 5; medical inspectors from
Is to 5; pay directors from 13 to 5; pay in.
spectors from l3 to 5; and placing the Off.
GERS removed on the retired list. Agreed to-
Alter further debate and without action
ihe committee rose and the House ad,
iourned, -If,. ~ ssgg
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nected with the recently arreated editor Of
the Pesth Radical, in whose house securi.
ties belonging to Herr EIsert, the murdered
banker Of Vienna, were found, and 10 be
In utilization with the Swiss Socialist clubs.
Nollis, the Irish informer, who sursn-
dered yesterday to the Greenock police,
states that the murderers OF the Earl OF
LsItrim were Patrick Mclaughlin, a travel.
ling Fenian OF The head centre, Thomas
Hunt and Patrick McGuin. He said he
heard Mclaughlin confess that he shot
Lord Leitrim. The murder was planned
in london. The last he knew Of Nc.
Laughlin's movements WAS that he went 10
Dublin in 1882 and gave Carey two knives
and fifty pounds for the secret society
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Where WINS Mnsone

RscnMoxn, Va, March 1.-THE bill to
provide ior'adjuating with Yves. Virginia
the proportion Of the State debt proper to
bs horne by West Virginia WAS indefinitely
postponed TO day by the Virginia Legis.
lGturs. This is equivalent to final dis.
m;sSal. - stS 5,s,iaf-- Fll.,- -
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IT must be Us much rs two weeks ago
that the thought Was advanced that If nom.
mated Alr. Payno's "bar'l' wouldn't put
forth literally, because the Sage Of Cleye-
land has no faith in the ability Of his party
TO elect anybody. This may account for
tho present depression in Payne stock. &
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PURCHASE OF COAL LANDS.
And Various Oiher Current Hens ,
t{GsA iifyt q ~ Near By Navs. VI GtsEylfri

ana various Other CuSFenf Hens o,
it'{Es.s iItslI &.lls Near By Rows. 5ts5y,r7tgS
In Jefferson county, Ohio, dyphtherla pre-.
valle 70 an alarming extent, especially along
Nv. g. ". Day, OF tho waynesburs, Pa,
Rep"blieaa, fol- In his back yard on sunday
last and broke one OF bis thigh bones. m. .
Monroe county, Ohio, hiss German newr.
paper Itis printed in German, and edited
BY Mr.. Fritz Reef. In politics It Is Demo.
= A,younE medical student from Belp,e, O.,
while at work In tho dissecting rooms at
Cincinnati, scratched himself With hiI d!s.
secting knilo. liz died Sunday night 5sl'.s
, Merr,. H.0. Davis & B.c., OF Piedmont,
have purchased the properly OF the Hamp.
shire & baltimore Coal Company. lying in
the Georges Crack region, known as thu
"Old Hampshirs'' and "Psntland Hill'
mines Their Purchase ineludss stoei, equip.
'AoAt1t wv W. lklftg. ~ 'j Eg #I.}.. 90
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OycE more the esteemed Court OF Ap'
peals is with US. II His Bourbon Excel
lency vii! ask, the court will tell him thai
i. never decided that case at all. And
perhaps The court would resent having itf
business snatched away by genial
laval and wrong. headed Governor.
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Ii matter seemingly so mysterious as
tho death Of John Peddicord 1t seems that
somebody ought to be arrested; and 1t is
probably on this ground that the girl Van.
dyne has been locked up. It may be that
The girl can throw some light on the affair,
though tseems improbable that she had a
hand in Peddicord's death. The effort Of
the authorities to get at the bottom facts Is
justified by the mystery surrounding the
mans death, and the further fact that Q
den Of infamy figures In the cass. n,
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rho warinIeypt.

euAKlM. March 4.-seven hundred men,
women and children have arrived here
from Tokar. The rebels. mutilated the
British + dead that fell into their
hands, The Marines and Sailors
attached to Gen. Graham's expedition re-
turned; to Trinkitat aud embarked for Sue-
kim: Osman Dogma has sworn to give
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Now We have it. The bill which WAS to
make Mr.. James NJ. Mason's Wall street
clients eternally grateful to him, has been
laid up in tho morgue Of the Virginia Leg
ialature. And now our own dear State will
all OF sudden continue to 90 to pot be.
cause Virginia won't lot .us pay what we
osc This. brethren, is "a time for mem.
ory and for tears" but by the rood 1t shall
70 hard with His Bourbon Excellency's
running mate liz 225
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sIinister nun,'s FoueraJ.

ST, PETERSBURG, March 4,-The funeral
services over the remains Of Minister Hunt
took place 10. day at the American church.
The coffin was wrapped in the stars and
stripes. They were conveyed to the church
in hearse drawn by six horees. A large
number OF mourntrs was present. The
services were very impressive. The ccffia
was laid in the yault Of the church here,
and will remain until arrangements can
be made to transport them to the United
Statea i-s,sr- 80 l'F5F5.gl' .T.-1'7fT
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fi3 ]. W. Graham, wholesAl. druggist, Of Aus.
lin, Texas, writer: I have been handlins Dr..
VIM Hali's BaifauI for the Lungs for the
past year, and have fourd 1t one Of the nost
salablc medicines I have ever had In my
house for Coughs. Colds, and even Cousump.
ton. always giving entirssatisi isiac,ion. PLEASE
send me another groas, Nv TrhsAw q
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SCRANTON, Pa, March At is announc-
cd that seven hundred persona voted at the
last municipal election on fraudulent tax
certificates, and Richard Ca|dop, brother.
in;law Of the Mayor-elect, Frank Baamish
has been arrested Tor uttering them. ~
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Tue Democrats Of West Virginia vii!
NEE, in Charleston, April 10, to select dele
va,es to the National Convention. Chicago
il pleasant city to visit, and the boyt
will get there Just in time to gather up the
crumbs from the frat table. a'as H'5
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B. O. WILLIAMS,
4. N. TAEAKE8,
w. Il. Wo.D. lf
~ Committee.
BELLAIRE.
Republican city -vario
sfEa5f14 AZ News SOteN Ia

Republican City Various
News Notes. n
J.R Naylor will move TO bis old heme,
Wellshurs W. Va. IA, :. l:si;-'' ls5.-''
z Miss CLARA Carroll, OF 81. Clairsville, is visit.
Ing Miss Jennie Kelly, of the First ward.
NJ. Nelson was at Martins Fsr.y yestsr.
day, running the switching engine there. :
Miss Bae Holiday, Of steubsnviIIe, is the
guest Of Miss Jessie Sharp, ofG.avel Hill. .
Qaite anumber Of house dogs we're killed
win poison Monday night IN tie Fourth
ward. 55;;gs5i. 4. h e,j,'5 "A y4s
The ferry boat was running pretty regu.
larly yesterday, in spite OF the close ruE.
ming ice, but had to make Its Benwood land.
ings at the nail works. IS l'S5 5g,l-,
John McDermott, who wac liberated from
county Jail some weeks ago, before his SEN
tence was hll sttvsd out, returned yesterday
TO serve out what was left. He was released
on u physicians certificate. - q, Id 50
BelIairs has been fixed as the place ior
holding this years annual meeting of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Mutual BENEFIT
Relief Association. 1t meets here on the
10th inst, aud City Hall has been procured
for the meeting place. li77s&, l5, -s.!7
4ne younger members OIL Tue h1Sh Bchool
have organized a literary society with the fol-
lowing OIL GER: Emma Littleton, President;
Laura Graft, Y ce'Pfeslden' Louis Over, Het-
retary; Harry Hays, Treasurer; Ne.ta Hou.-
ton, Critic: Anna Davis Budget editr. liF
|. The Republicans are out first with their
calls for the primaries. The ward primaries
will be heid at the usuai places Saturday
evening, the ed, at $50 o'clock, and the con-
vention Of the delegates will lbs held oIe
week later at City Hall, in he evening.
one Councilman, aud will sppoint four dele.
gates 10 the convention. Tae nominations 70
be made are Mayor. Marshal, Solicitor, Treas.
urer, Street Commissioner, one member OF
the Water Works Board aud two members OF
the Board OF Education. The township con.
vant'on will be held Saturday afternoon, the
20 b. ut 4 O'clock, 4. .-.....L n L...E-.L
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TnE meeting Of the Democratic Congress
iousl Committee at Washington seems 10
have been a sort Of poultice Of ice on the
throbbiug temples Of the tariff wreckers.
They will hear il louder than that before
they eel through. 80
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THERE seems to ba a corrodipg fear with
regard 10 Mr. Tiden's physical condition.
He nigh. exchange photographs with bis
n,yy 10 SEQ how the world has used both
Of them since they last met.
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A Pacific Sloue'S,rnw.

San FeASclsco, CAL, March THE
Republican State Central Committee Of
California, convenes ut Oakland. April 80.
An informal vote oi the members resulted !:
Blaine 81; Conkling 2; Arthur 5; Wash.
burne ,-.,E. ~ - gt'l
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TuE meeting OF independent Republican
in Brooklyn was not satisfactory to somt
free lance Republicans and Democrats in
Boston, who haye now set out little third
party plant The gentleman who waf
present, but no. enthusiastic, says he
d,esn' think the movement will amount
to much, for civil service reform is the
leading issue. That man has long head
Civil service reform doesn't feed hungry
natrinia -. -..----.-.- p - !.
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" Now York, too, the Democrats want
",ay low" on the tariff. Besides the
;S,ro,,e,s a few other people live in the
Empire Stale. ~