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EpKlisii Parliament.

LONDON, May AIN the Eouae of Com.
mons Lord Henry Fi,z.Maurice, Under
Foreign Secretary, said the treaty with
Portugal regarding the Congo would super.
aede all former engagements with the
native chiefs, who had not been consulted.
Replying to Lsbouchsre, Maurice said
the Egyptian Government acted within its
powers in preventing James O'kelly, the
Daily Neus correspondent from reaching
the Mahdi's camp.
Baliour, Lord Advocate for Scotland.
announced the government would shortly
introduce bill creating a member from
Scotland. Gladstone said tho latest adyices
from khartoum indicated the cit, in nd
military danger. He was unable to speak
in regard to the termination OF Gordon'a
mission until he received replies to the
communications the government had ad.
dressed to Gordon. :
Ashley, under Colonial Secretary. stated
the Anglo. French commission appointed tc
regulate the New Foundland fisheries had
signed an agreement modifying and defin
ing the French rights subject to the conlir.
nation Of the two countries. New Found
land will be consulted before final sigma
ture. 49,. ll0.,.. -. r
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WEST viAGlnIA Affairs.
New Postofiices Estnblishe.i-The Pa.
y.ast I'd. s-i tents Issued. .l.,..
PfOni Gffp Sf<nI,t rs,r~<.an,J..y

"LDA vAAU1NIh 'AEEAkhS, Ti.tfa=
New Postofiices EstubIishe,i-The Pa
y1rst tents Issued. ~.
From Our Special Correspondent. IL a...5.. (, ~.
" WASHINGTON, May 1.-The postolIics a.
Ioung's Mills, kanawha county, W. Va,
has been moved half mile north OF lie
former site. -.as r',ssr--Jssss en-
John S. MCGEE has been commissioned
Postmaster at Loudell, W. Va.
Apostoiiice has been established at Coal.
mont, kanawha county, W. Va, on the
route between Coalsburg and Brownstown
and @. Abbott appointed Postmaster.
The mail messenger service between
Ravens Eye and Snow Hill, W. Va, has
been increased ten miles.
a postoffice has been established al
Beckwith, Fsyette county, W. Va, and
Iap!ey Beckwith appointed Postmaster.
VIM. J. Rumbing has been commission.
ed Postmaster at Camp Greek, W. Va.
The mail carrier service between Mouses
and Deer Run, ". Va, has been changed
GO as to embrace Gold Hill and mittinp
Mouses, decreasingth tho distance three miles.
Patents have been issued during the
present week to West Virginia inventors
as follows:
To Jacob O. McAfee, Of Dallas, for nut
lock. sts! =
To George W. Peirsol, OF Parkersburg,
ior combined corn planter, potato planter,
potato digger and cultivator., ~
10 Alfred D. S:rausberry, Of Colliers, for
q spring g'motor.. |'@--r-,- - p 2
10 Charles Ward, Of Charleston, for a
water tube stesm generator.
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CAPTURED AT LAST.
One ofthc Daly.Egan Gang Caught-Me
Ofthe Ecntnn Cenier.

o"e AAc DA9 sbSau OAuE CAusNt-UG O
oftiio Fcninn Center.
LONDON, May l.-Great activity exists in
police circles, and the detective force have
been continually on the move for the past
week. This morning it is announced that
they have made an important arrest in the
person OF VIM. Mcdonnell, who is describ-
cd in number Of papers found in E,an's
garden as the "Dislrict Center" of the
Fenian Brotherhood. Mcdonnell was ar.
rested late last night and removed to Bir.
mingham, where he is now confined in
jail. In conversation with a Scotland
Yard detective a correspondent was
unable to obtain from the official a denial
or verification Of the report that P, N.
Fitzgerald had not turned informer. The
detective admitted, however, that person
fn the camp" had given the information
which led to the arresta Of DAILY and Egan,
and that the person had been actua.ei by
promises Of q large reward to turn an.
proven. He also said that Fitzgerald would
be very valuable 10 the poEce "a an an.
prover, for he could, il he chose, give m ost
important information. ut was 6e," said
the officer, "toyether with P. s. Sheridan.
who organized the murder conspiraciea in
Cork, Tubbercurry, Armagh and other
places. Fitzgerald is also well known tn
the Dublin police as being connected with
the Invincibles." ''- 49,
Mcdonnell WAS taken before mspis.
trate at Birmingham and at the request OF
counsel Tor the prosecution was remanded:
bail being refused. The arrest Of McDon.
nell causes considerable alarm in Fenian
circles and even among lrishmen who
were members OF TIE Fenlan brotherhood
when James Stevenson was the acknow.
lodged leader Of The order, as it is known
some OF the letters found in E2an'e oar.
den were dated as far back as
that time. The United Ireland in an
editorial this morning says that Clifford
Lloyd, Under Secretary Of the Interior ior
Egyptian affairs, caused the detention OF
Mr.. o O'kelly, the newspaper correspondent
out Of revenge for the lstter's articles pub.
lished in the Rosphore, attacking Mr.,
Lloyd'l administration Of affairs, and con.
tending that he alone 10 responsible for the
popular discoutent now prevalent through.
ont Egypt against the khediye and the
EngliBh Government.
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Senator Kellogs's Case,

WARRINGTON, May l.-Tho case OF ex
Senator Kellogg was aummsrily disposed o.
to-day. Judge Wiley threw the case out
Of court, the bond was discharged, and Mr.
kellogg released from custody. This yaa
brought about in this way: The indictment
charged that Kellogg was paid lawful
money Of the United States by Price. Price
was put on the stand and swore that he
paid Kellogg postal drafts. Mr.. Ingorsoll
thereupon moved to dismiss the case: IA
thetestimony produced to support the in.
dictment conilicted with it. This motion
was argued all day yesterday and Judge
Wylie took the matter In hand. This
morning tho Government said it had moth.
ing more to offer, and under instructions
from the Judge the jury, without leaving
the box, returned verdict OF moi guilty. : :
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A Snlenl,ie ArtIcYa.

CHICAGO, May la representative ofthe
Associated Press this morning had an in
terview with>the President 81 the lE.pa
Powder Works, the brand 81 whose COM
pany was on the four dynamite cartridges
found in the goyernment building at
Toronto. He exhibited fac simile Of the
cartridges discovered, which arc OF tho sjzs
ordinarily used in blasting and for blow
ing out tree Rtnmps. They are msrchanta-
BILE in every State in tho Union as also in
the Dominion, and Gun be found in nearly
every hardware store. They require can
or battery for their explosion, and would
not have created the damage that might
have been supposed even had they been
exploded. The official stated that the fact
that the name Of the company was on the
cartridges was sufficient probably to indi-
cate that the officials OF tho company were
not aware Of any plot against the D,min-
ion government as might have been sup
posed. !.1' :, =
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TIE Christopher Columbuses Of the other
side have discovered serious flaws in the
West Virginia delegation. It is said that
some Of our delegates are not Blaine men.
Every one Of them is for Blaine and will
stand by him $50 long as there is any rea.
sonablc prospect o! his nomination" This
they would have done without Instructions
10 that effect.
|. vii! be observed, therefore, that the
Instructions, which are in no sense cast
iron, take from the delegate nothing
which ought 10 be Left TO him, and leave
him with as much ss an agent can ask.
10 this the resolution oil instruction differs
from the ordinary measure OF that char-
artei; mud it does not send to Chicago a
delegation bound hand and.ioot. 1t puts
In words Just what Republicans OF this
State would have expected and demanded
without thc,io,mal expression OF the Coli
Teal'on. Il leaves our delegates free 10 nee
their eest Judgment when AIr. Blaine has
no longer reasonable prospect" il that
time shall come, and that is free agency
enough. /.
In this view the ISrELLlGEscEg must be
permitted to hold that the resolution was
Ho' neceseary 10 tho completeness OF tho
popular triumph. But when it came be-
'o'e the convention as the judgment OF the
committee; when it was promptly and
vigorously assaulted by men who were no.
Blame men; when it was seized upon as
'ae one chance Of the day to take come.
thing from West Virginia's intense, earn.
est ieellng for Mr.. Blaine, it became
apollslcal necessity TO pass it. Seeing that
somany Of tho most earnest Blaine men
opposed any instructions and could not
sop TO consider thst these were not iron.
bound instructions, it vas necessary to
make spirited charge to save the rcsolu.
ton. r.
~ was dangerous move 10 rick any.
"'ae Where everything OF practical mo
aeat WAS already secure; but it is all over
now, and Blaine's triumph in West Yirgi.
nssSeeps everything in tho State.
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TILDEN A CANDIDATE,
An Old Ticket Conference Tint Indicates
q RCnnmi nnlion.


NEW York, May l.-There has been a
hum and buzz Of big politicians all day at
the Fifth Avenue hotel, and frequent cor
ridor conferences have been held among
leading sachems ofthe Democracy. The
first to arrive was Smith Weed, of Platts-
burg. Next came W. L. Scott, CT Erie, the
Pennsylvania member OF the National
Committee, accompanied by ex-senator
Wallace. The rear was brought up late in
the day by ex-senator Barnum, of Conneo.
ticut. Mr.. Wallace did not seem 10 be a
stakeholder in the conference held between
the other three. g 8 ;l.l,'-'
1t leaked out later in the day that these
Democratic leaders had been canyassinp
the old ticket probabilities, and all were
tatly committed to the scheme OF again
placing it on the track. Mr.. Scott observed
cautiously, but firmly, to an old friend that
Tilden would run, and this sentiment was
emphasized by ex Senntor Stockton, Of
New Jersey, who is remarkably solid in
Tilden's confidence. Certain it is that
within the past forty.eight hours intimate
friends OF the Governor have not hesitated
to that this programme would be-
carried out with Mr.. Tilden's reluctant
consent, spd in compliance with the earn.
est plcss that reach him from all parts OF
the country. NJ, n
Colonel Mmchant, leading Democrat
Of Missouri, also gave out that this pro.
gramme seemed to be authorized, or at
least in measure con1iyed at, by the sage
Of Grsmercy Park. He spoke OF the long.
headed diplomacy by which Tilden had
managed to rest quietly on his GAYS till the
entire Democracy was sending up,a wall
for him to take the field, under the i'm.
preston that he would not be seduced into
another campaign, and now that he has
them committed everywhere be feels dis.
posed to change his mind,
Mr. Rarnup, With his Characteristic eau.
ton, was silent when approached on the
subject. Those who believe that this plan
has finally been decided on agree that the
head OF the ticket, with good nursing,
would be likely to outlive the election, and
possibly last four years longer, but that il
any accident should carry him of after tbs
Tilden electors had been duly chosen in
November, they could, when the proper
time came, cast their ballots Tor any man
they chose. In this event, they think il
likely and only reasonable that Nh, Hen.
bricks would inherit tho vote. ~
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1lIden'n Scheme.

: WASHINGTON, May 1.-Colonel Il. H.
Finley, who WAS one Of Tilden's managers
in 1876, has just returned from New York.
He said to a correspondent to-day :
democrats will not nominate Tilden. He
could have It il he SO desired, but ho ia too
old and feeble. New York will get The
nomination, and it will be either Flower
or Cleveland. They will make their fight
in the primaries, and the one that controls
the State Convention will be nominated at
Chicago. This is Tilden's scheme. He will
be satisfied with either OF them. He will
give $4,000 TO the campaign fund if either
is nominated, together with his blessing,
The Democrats will make their great fight
to carry New York State for we don't pro-
pose to uss up our money and strength in
Ohio and Indiana"
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Solid for Elaine.

ST. PApl, May l-The Republican State
Convention to-day nominated as delcgates.
at-large Senator Sabin, ex-governor O. K.
Davis, Colonel Graves, Of Duluth, and 0.
3. Gould, Of Winona. There was sope
sparring between the friends Of Sabin and
Davis as to which shoIld head the list.
The wAole platform endorses Blaine, but
does not absolutely instruct tor him.
Three Of the four dolrsates:at-large are
personally pledged for Blaine. Senator
sabn, aH Chairman OF the National Repub.
lican Committee, declined to make a per.
sonal pledge to the convention, but his
friends cave II proxy pledge for him on be.
hall OF Blaiue. = - "a Lsglo 10, n /:
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TWO HILLS LEVELED
BY THE GRIM HANDS OF LyNcHERs.
Farther Particulars Of The Mob that E1stulsd Inc
Moods' hurdtitra Near N. Albass, KanarhA
Coun,y-rhey Confess to the Crime before
Thty arc Swung Up and AK for Prayers.

CnARLrsros, W. Va, May LIN regar,
to the lynching laut night 1t Is said
"5cott Hill, Brownlow Hill and Charlie,
spurlock, who fatally shot A. ]. Wood ant
instantly killed his son Alvin, a youn,
man IS years old, near St. AlbanB thil
county, las! Monday night, upon arriving
Htsa Albans alta late hour last night va.
found the men had been caught. The Hill
were hanged OH al olm tree on hill one
milo west Of town by mob OF 600 mon who
were unnlaskel. Tho mob captured the
Hill boys from The guard ut the hotel, took
them them to the place mentioned, iasten.
cd half inch cord around their neckH,
threw the other end over a convenient
limb and sent for the Rev. Mr.. Stump,
who in questioning tho dtsperadoes as to
their crimes, Scott Hill confessed that ho
and Jack Dodsou OH last Monday night
visited the house Of ex.SheriT Atkins, Of
Boone county, and demanded his money,
and whereupon refusal Hill shot him
and left him Tor dead. The two robbers
went to Spur'ock's residence on Mud river
on Monday. Dodson was left.
TIE WOODS MURDER. ~
TheLwo Hills sndSpurlock visited w oods
residence, where they expected to secure
$1,000. They blacked their faces, entered
the houae and demanded money, but we're
refused, 0ne,robbar was knocked down
by old man Woods, who was shot three
timea by one Of the robbers comrades,
One bullet entered Woods back, the other
two struck him in the face and neck, and
tho robbers were then shot at several times
by Miss Woodp, who had been attracted to
hor fathers room.. The villains could not
stand the fro and fled.
They saw young Woods going across a
field and believed he was after help. Scott
Hill says he shot at young Woods fifty
yards away, where was found later young
Woods dead with bullet through his head,
and wound in The arm.
THE LYScIlSG.
After confession Rsv. Stump was asked
to pray. Alter the prayer was over several
stout men took hold Of the ropes and
pulled the bodies two or three feet clear
from the ground, fastened the ropes and
returned to the village, leaving the bodies
dangling in the crisp night air as warn.
ing to evil.deers.s
spurlock was rescued from the mob and
brought to this city this morning, where he
is in jail. There iH much excitement here
and in St. Albans, 1880
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A STRIKE IN PROSPECT.
THE WESTERN IRON ASSOCIATION
hs'olVs TO sua.aln the Demand Of tho Nsnuiset.
ars" for Ten Perc.nt Reduction cr WAGES.
Ihs AmalaAult.d Association. Onlc.rs Say
The Hofkmsu will Stand By Thslr Co,or., :

PlrrsnuRou, Pa, May 1.-The Irn
Manufacturers Association Of the West,
organized during the great atrike Of 1882.
met in#this city to-day. The dispute Of
the Amalgamated Association over ,he
wages Of the, ensuing year was discussed,
aud 1t was decided to maintain tho demand
OF a general reduction Of ten percent.
The manufacturers say this ends the
negotiations 80 far as they are concerned
and that unless the workmen secep,
the reduction the mills will shut down tho
last Of this month.
The officials OF the Amalgamaled Amo.
citation say they don't want to strike, but
will insiat on the acceptance OF the scales
presented to the conference; also that in
he event Of s!riko The Association will
% much stronger than in 1852, and they
lave no fear for the result.
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Ne" YORK, May Tho inability OF
, "eeae to meet his contracts did not affect
NV market to-day. Kesne this morning
,e'usea :, TO see my person. 1t ID believed
assae will pay one hundred cents on the
ssI,St. lie had several offers OF assistance
SW,asy but they were refused until he ind.
y, W. Set exact position. 1t is said he met two
Ul'ee small demands this morning. d,
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expects Il to be called up on Tuesday mex.
When told this Mr.. Brunner declared Inn
the Democratic party might rs well pre-
pareto hang its hat on peg 40 far AZ Ohit
10 concerned. His county, Wyandot, will
ne says, go from two hundred 10 three hun
hundred Republican II the Morrison bill
passes. Hill saysthat he will vote for tht
bill. L Is undentood that Bon LeFeyrt
and Follett will also vote for 1t.
General Robinson. nominated for Sscre.
tary Of State by the Cleveland Convention
has got back. He says that the Morrison
bill will pasa on a close vote. General
Robinson Is quite Satisfied with the arrange.
ment to leave the organization Of the Re.
publican State Campaign COMMITTEES until
alter the Chicago Convention. Brunner
asked General Robinson whether he was
going to vote for tho Morrison bill. The
General replied, mo, Bir; I am In favor Of
WOOL" "That's right" said Branner,
you're my man on that. Tho only objec.
ton have toyou is that you're Republi.
10 set at rest certain rumors II might be
stated that Major Mckinley will poeitively
represent Ohio at the Republican National
Convention, as ono OF the delepates.at.
large. He protested against being elected,
rs is well known, but 90 hs has had the
lonor given him, he deems It his absolute
iuty to act In talking over the matter
nus evening with the correspondent, he
expressed himself as well pleased with the
soou ieeling existing between the Blaine
md Sherman men. H
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enemy.

,t.,o,y mi, biz feNhes IN BOSs llarts
ny III t;I,sp, Ike saul OtOld, Viii stand III
s.aWi,,iG,aIiou n, The y0ShH slant MnyGr ictults
,a,n nV, III. war and hGaIH tlle RtpuOlieku hosh
Gas ,brpr4be, Of Mtphs t h,.in,on ,,tS o hs, I
II. ~ n ,iIsSuts61i Hart hss saih his tBus Of
n'uaL, n'u ~" y Ills AL achievement III bc PROUD o.,
sa,,n ~ Young IN years .d MI! younger IN !e
n,,Ir"toIr, 81 RFpuLlcAhi.m tnudehy ilse 70 INC
s, Sni showing sSidt Ali tnc uidef G!pAlMh " tle
Art, Efssp power, "h Lnt ,'!"s '"pO'S'A e'' '''
Ina EirVci nUb.e.-Hg'A"
The lsrglLiGEScEH begs TO assure it's
friend, the Register, that The triumph which
cuuiuatcda. MnriinBburg was essentially
popular 'yicsory-it WAS oi the people, by
,hs people and for the people, No one
m., coull have done il, and no one man
deserves credit Tor Il result to which SO
many contributed. Happily the ISTRLll.
csrgg is in position 10 cay this without
benv suspected Of n desire to take from
anybody cscdi! to which he is entitled.
With regard to 'the stripping fresh from
,bo ul,ins Of Democracy" the INrRlLI.
or,crp is authorized to Gay that the person
,s,a,,ed to has never camped on that
u,oupd; ,hs. since he has been an elector
his political home has been fixed upon the
rugged peaks Of Il Gtalwart Republican,
lam, where he has chi Dyed all the boosted
liberty Of the mountains, and this
he has found not incompatible with
s,nivh, line Of action within hiH party.
Spyer mart Of 4 machiIc, he has thought it
beat at various times to join with other
Republicans in Efforts to reform party gov
erument; but this end he has never sought
through cooperation with any other party.
Bu. let US suppose that this person or
any other isnew to the Republican party
what Of that? The Republican party ex-
tends 10 all men an invitation to come in
and be made welcome. Once in the ranks
no man is asked whero be served before.
"The arms oi love that compass US would
all mankind embrace"
There were men in the Martinsburs
Convention new to the Republican party,
but they were not sent to the goat sham
bIes. There are more men in West Vir-
ginia who are very promising candidates
Tor confirmation, and we expect to gather
in some Thousands Of them about election
time. They are already assured Of a warm,
irsternal greeting. -
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A Rnilronder's strike Imminent.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Daily Nens'
Omaha special Gays: The workingmen Of
the Union Pacific shops q1it work to-day
in large number to attend meetinga to pro-
test against reduction OF 30 percent in
Wages which went into effect today. A
large meeting is in progress this evening.
Prospects, are favorable Tor n general strike
on the Omaha and along the entire Union
Pacific line. .a-'1aElI I.,I-' $50
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FOREIGN NOTES,

Asbottle Of nitro.plycerine WAS found in
the garden OF James Esgan, at Birmingham.
Twsnty'tour buildings, including the
Presque Isle Hotel and postoflce, burned
yesterday en- the Ielo Of ,ilan. The con-
tents Of the postotlice were saved. Ioaa,
Sl25. 900. EGl5 'f .I--'-
Professor virchow says trichinosis in
Germany, caused by eating imported
American meat, WAS confined to o few
isolated cases at Bremen. He polnts to the
dangers connected with rearing pigs, and
urges a compulsory examination OF German
] and American pork. o.-|,0 :
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HEWITT AND cOnrgs PLAINTIFFS,
They Claim Damages for Infrinsc,nen
d.. U.,. Df n lntpnf

l
| H' Ofn Patent.
CLEvELAND, o., May 1.-Congteesman
Abram S. Hewitt and his brother.in.law,
ex.Mayor Edward Cooper, OF New York
city, have begun suit in the United States
Circuit Court, in Cleveland, against the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company for
100000 damages for alleged infringe
ment oi a patent. The petition sets forth
that Emile and Pierre Martin wero tho
inventors Of process Of converting cast.
iron into steel. They were residents Of
France, but patent was Issued in this
country in December 1867. Owing 10 a
technical error a new issue was rran1ed in
May, 1876. Hewitt and Coopsr bought
1!elre's interest: In July, 1871, Emile
dled,. and his heirs secured the
appointment OF Mr.. Hewitt rs ,Ad-
minlstrator, and he appears in this sut in
that capacity also. Through an inadyer.
tent mistake the patent was made broader
than the description warranted, and WIS
thus rendered invalid. This was by reason
OF the introduction OF the words "other 70.
car6onizlng or deoxygena:in, materials"
80 that the claim covered not only pig.irou,
specular cast.iron, msnganifercus iron or
splgelizsn as tho recarbonizing material TO
be used, but also other. recarbonizing ma
terials. AS soon as tho error was din.
covered a disclaimer wRs filed. Notwith.
standing, the petition asserts, the Clevs-
land Rolling Mill Company used the pro-
CESS c., and repeatedly refused to pay royalty.
The attorneys representing the plaintiffs
are Strawbridge & Tayler, oi Philadelphis,
and Lloyd l. Taft, Of Cincinnati,
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!. T'WAYSs, Ism, May 1.-At the exhibi.
N'n OIL Wallace < Company's circu,, in
''un'peIleF, Blacktord county, Ind, forty
a'''es south Of 'hia city, last night, q riotous
demonstration . on the part Of the roughs OF
ss Town and country Was indulged in.
se'e's' shoss were fred. Joseph Streets, a
sui a'imeI; unmarried, was shot in the shoulde,
wv VIII die from the effects OF tho wound.
ssa'ses's' S,.ss's No blame is attached to the