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CouIdn't Carry tho Co Mu.

4 LONDON, April eO.-A curious incident
happened in connection with. the Duke II
Albany's funeral. The officer command
ing the detachment Of seaiorth Highland.
ers found that bis men were unable 10
carry the body from the Windsor Railway
station. The coilins were made in France,
and were Of extraordinary thickness and
size, and weighed about ton. The officer,
without communicating with the authori.
ties. removed the two outer collins and
took out the shell containing the body, COW
cred it with the Union Jack and the pail,
and the funeral procession followed the
ahell. The outer collins were replaced af'
ter, the ceremony. n - y
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ANOTHER PATH CURE,
The VILE OF an Ohio Minister Cured by
4" Special Prayers.

CLEvGLASD, Aprlll0.-Aw wonderful faith
cure is reported from Clyde, Ohio. Mrs.
W. Il. Painter, a ministers wife, has been
milaculously cured. Her complaint,,was Of
the lungs, accompanied by general debll.
ity and frequent occurrences Of most dis.
tressing sick.headache which caused, her
prostration for days at a time, For many
years the doctors have asserted that one OF
her lungs was entirely gone, and one year
age, while living in Brooklyn village, her
remaining lung became go much affected
that Tor many weeks her lie was despaired
Of. Since then she has been living at
Frederickstown, where ahe was again pros.
trated with a severe illness, five or ak
weeks ago. AS soon as Mrs. Painter rallied
slightly she was taken to the home OF her
daughter, at Clyde, seemingly more dead
than alive. n.' - 1T
The change did not seem to bring much
benefit, and for several weeks she had re-.
malned much prostrated, being able to sit
up. only few minutes each day. Among
the lew persons admitted to sec her were
the Rev. e. w. Ball and his wife, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, who encour.
aged her with the hope that there was yet
power in. faith in the Lord to raise one as |
weak IS she. Grasping this hope, it was
made the subject OF special prayer for sew
eral days, until last Tuesday morning,
when reading in her testament, she found
. passage which confirmed her faith in the
fullest degree.
A few minutes later che was Impressed
with the thought that the work was done.
She rose and went rejoicing through the
1ouse, shouting Glory to God for his won.
ierful manifestations OF goodness" The
news OF such an unusual occurrence spread
apidly and caused decided sensation.
lrs. Painter remained up during the day,
md talked with and received the congratu.
ations of nearly forty friends without
howing much fatigue when evening came.
IN Tuesday she walked about forty rods to
meet her husband, who knew nothing Of
be change which had been wrought in the
wo days in which he had not heard from
leT, if -z'Otr r-J.FFB 81 t No., o. m lat H
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An Interview With Grow.

New YoRK, April l9.-Thero was an en-
couraging smile on theface Of Hon. Galusha
Grow this morning when he was button
Aoled at the Victoria Hotel by sreporter.
"Tell me something about politics." re.
quested tho scribe. at.
SCOT no views," said the Pennsylvania
statesman. r,,s g'5 ~ T.
:. "Who is the strongest man in Pennsyl.
vania2"
"Blainc."
"What is the sentiment generally
throughout the country"
"Blaine."
"Who is going to receive the nomina.
tion?" H. 81 70 .57 -
"Baine." '4- ~, ~ = -
"upon what issue will the campaign be
fought?" ~.
"Blaine." Fty n ~
''W, "Who is going to be elected2"
S"Whom will the Democrats nominated
"Bls--. EXCUSE me, I don't know"
"Will they take up the old ticket?"
III they don't Randall will be the nomi
nee,n ~. i
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Mn. BLAINE is "designin'" man. It is
. discovered in Washington that he 'set il
up" on Commissioner Evans. Mr.. Blaine
finds time to write book which mos. OIL
the Democratic papers agree is campaign
dodge, and some OF them find to be ar
utter failure; he is digging pitfalls for Other
grea, and good men, and seducing federal
officers from their allegiance. That man
finds time io1 miscellaneous assortmen,
Of ieviluy, doesn't ne? And yet the great
American heart is with him.
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WHEELING Republicans are for Blaine
as Maine went Tor Gov. Kent, and in the
selection Of delegates to the county con.
yentio1 they were determined to make nc
mistakes. A man had to be known to be
in accord with the popular sentiment o,
lie was mot accepted. Ii any mistakes
have been made there are not enough ol
them to effect the general result. When
it comes to sending delegates to Mounds.
vile and Martinsburg even greater care il
possible will be exercised. The people
are ordering their own affairs, as is theil
right and their duty.
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CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS.
The Measures Thnt'Are Likeiy-to h
~ Considered This Xeek

The Measures ThHt'A Arc Ltkelyto bt
81 Considered This Week.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April oO.-The regu
lar order in the House Of Representatives
tomorrow alter the usual Monday call Of
States for the introduction Of bills will be
the call of committees for motions TO pass
particular bills under the suspension OF the
rules. The call on the third Monday Of
last month ended with the Committee on
Mileage. The Committee on Library being
the next succeeding will first be called to.
morrow. 1t has reported bill making
large appropriations for new Congress.
ional library. Some friends Of the measure
have been deairous that effort should
DO made to secure its passage. Mr.,
the chairman, however,
will make no attempt 10 have the bill
passed to morrow, because necessary de.
bate cannot be had in the half an hours
time allotted. 1fopportunity should offer,
however, later in the week he will try to
secure consideration OF the measure. The
other committees standing lower on the
Aiot VII OhcA hlOtloAp uo 4OllUMh. 1ue
Committee orReform OF Civil Service, to
pass the bill repeating the four years term
OF Office Of Presidential appointees; the
Committee on Public Health, to paas res
olution directiuga committee to Investigate
the importation and expectation OF food
aud drugs; the Judiciary Committee, to fix
n day for considering the Bankruptcy bill,
aud Others.
1t is one Of the possibilities for consider.
alton during week as unfinished business
by the Senate Of the Bankruptcy bill. tits
probable it will be passed Monday or Tues.
day. The remaining special orders are bills
relating to practice in Patent suits and the
Senate Shipping bills. The friends Of the
latter are confident they can, If they wish,
secure its consideration any time, but are
undecided whether to press it upon the at
tention OF the Senate the present week or
await the action Of the House upon the
Digby bill, and then take that as substi-
tute for their own.
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Debate OH the Turin.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-CAairman Nor.
rison said tonight that the tariff bill will
be called up again on Tuesday, and that
one Of the managers OF the bill will move
that the House Sit every evening during
the continuance OF the debate. Nj. Morri-
son says that no programme has yet been
considered for cutting oil debate, and that
the talk will continue without interruption
for the present,
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The Weston Republican. a newspaper
which il doing good service to the Rspub-
ljcan GAUGE, gives the Bourbon managers an
able drubbing for trying to Faddle the
whoIe ressseesment business on "Uncle
lake Jackson It may have been OBJ
served that the Governor isn't "kind" in
that sort o! harness,
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that sort Of harness

THE tdtar Of the Mhrtli9g lSTELIlGEScER got
nm Democratic circular last week and made Il
Js,p,Eac cnO;i 10 maze II "takc:" II was "toO
ihI" NM! didn't c'eAte the !nsslion that he fond.
IL hops fJi.- SJaM Erd"eh Gd:tle.
The South Branch Ga:eRs is too respecta-
bic newspaper to invent this ialsehood,
and it ought to he too sensibls to take it up
at stsecond band. The 1SrELLIGESCEE finds
no occasion to put out its views under cover
OF a Democratic circular, and it is very far
from endoEsing everything in that particu:
lar Democratic circular.
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MILWAUKEE WIS. April Goat 4 o'clock
this afternoon the schooner Belle. Brown
signalled Tor tug of the harbor entrance,
and was taken in tow by the tug Happer,
man, but parted the line and went ashore
near the lie saving station. The wind was
blowing such a gale she was carried hipi
and dry. The crew staid aboard. She VIZ,
light.bound from Chicago to Charleyoix.
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LIVELY SHOOTING sCRApE
Al Chnrlcston-Whht u Man Got for Toy
Ing with An0ther'a Wifo.

Ing with An0ther'a Wifo.
Special Dispdtch 10 The InitRige,eer.
CuARLRsroS, W. Va, April 20.-Three
shots in rapid succession aroused the In.
habtants Of Bender alley last night shortly
alter s o'clock. 1t appears that "Bud"
Chappell has been a lover Of Tom Hart.
well's discarded wife, comely female OF
doubtful repu!e. 'Hartwell has been wait:
ing his chance to catch bis recreant vile
and Chappell together, but did not succeed
until last night, when he entered the house,
and caught his wife and Chappell in a
compromising position. Hartwell drew a
a revolver and shot three times at bis wife
and Chappell, only one bullet taking effect,
which struck Chappell in the left wrist.
Hartwell's wife grabbed him and stopped
the shooting. Detective Burnett arrested
Iartwell and lodged him in Jail soon after
the shooting. lie asked the officer to
hurry him to Jail, as he wasairaid he would
be killed by Chappell's friends.
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Civil SeFyfCo Act.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-At a meeting
to-day Of the House Committee Of Reform
Of the Civil Service, Mr.. Hobitzell was
directed to report adversely bills for
the repeal Of the civil service laws. An un-
favorable report was also ordered on Mr..
Warmers bill toreduce the salaries Of the
President, Cabinet officials, Judges OF the
Supreme Court and Congressman. In re.
sponse to an inquiry from Philadelphia ai
to whether the Appropriation Committee
would refuse to make the appropriation
for the Civil Service Commisyion, Mr.
Randall to-day wrote letter saying hit
committee would not attempt to nullii,
any existing law by refusing to make ar
appropriation. .a.i
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MISE thonssud bills have been intro.
drred during Ibis session OF Congress, aud
m 10 April Fools bay only twenty had
raserd, A, this rate i! would take one
hundred Congresses sitting eight months in
the year to pass the bills--or one Congress
sitting eivh, hundred months in the year
,u;,,ht ,ln H.
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soyH one estimates that thousand
lo,anpse nro residents ol the United States,
and no, one Of them has ever been con-
yicIed Of any criminal oiIense. We have
mt ye, begun 10 make bank cashiers and
nnbIjct,easurers OF them. Give the "satlton-
hnpdr chance.
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Nice SprI,tg Weather.

CnlcAao, April 2o.-A heavy gale from
tho northwest, accompanied by snow,
which melted as it fell, prevailed all day.
The lake Was exceedingly rough and fears
are entertained for the safety OF vessels
along the west shore. In this neighbor.
hood number Of lumber lusgers shifted
their cargoea and los! deckloads, but no
wrecka OF lofs Of life are reported.
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: CHARLESTON, W. Va, April lo.-Repub-
licans Of this county met to-day to send
delegates to the Republican State conven.
ton at Martinsburg. Influential delegates
from the county cay they are for
Blaine and Linconl first, last and
all the time. From what can be
learned from prominent politicians the
State delegates will be instructed for Blaine
and Lincoln, a0. M
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LONDON, April l0.-The Queen will re.
main at Darmstadt until after she has had
a conference with Emperor William re.
garding the settlement for Princess Alice's
family. She is drsirous OF raising a fund
OF El50,0 900 10 s250.000, 1t is reported, 10
relieve the debts Of tho Grand Duke Louis.
and to establish a permanent fund for the
beneiit OF the family, and ehe wishes tho
Emperor TO join her in contributing this
amount. 1t is stated, however, TIM. The
Emperor is ind;spoaed to open his pockets
to this extent. ..FI I'..at. '7--S
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SlnOthetcu by EnnM.

TRUckEE, CAL, April 2O.-Three hundred
feet Of snow sheds iell hall a mile west Of the
summit, covering q working train aud q
number Of Chintee. Six dead Chinsnleu
have been taken out. Five others are
seriously wounded. A wrecking train and
medical aid have gone to the scene Of the
disaster,
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cbL urAy, Of Pennsylvania, makes the
.,ord boas. that the Blaine men in his
S,.,O have been fooled on come Of the dele
n,,ss lttlis is true it is only another rea-
sor % vby B,aine men elsewhere shall take
,,o ,bancpA
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, 4 freight train on the Kansas City, Fl.
Scot 4 Gulf railway ran into a washout
lotiy miles weat Of Springfield, Mo, Friday
night, slmost demolishnS the locomotive
and nine cass and killing one, and NOR.
lazy wolnd'nr another tramp, stealing 9
Tide In q box cat, hi, 80
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OFFICE HOLDERS
MAY SUPPORT WHOM THEY PLkAsE.
50 SaIA Secretary Polxtr. Speaking for the Ad-
mlnIsirAtion-lIis letter Collector Duval.
CommIssIon.r Evans Do.a Aore Writing.
The Gaze OF ths iianniA Dislill.ry,

WASHINGTON April lO.-General Du.
vals resignation remains unaccepted.
The President Is quoted as saying that he
does not propose to have any officer OF the
government feel that he must resign be.
cause he prefers Mr.. Blaine or any other
man lor President lie asks the support OF
no one, and does not desire that, anyone
who opposes his nomination shall leave the
public service on that account. Secretary
Folger has sent the following letter to Gen.
aral Dnyal:
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|
at two o'clock +. N. Mondai next. lie wa
In his eighty.foutth year.
The deceased has been an importan
figure in Virginia and West Virginia poll
tics. lie was an able lawyer and states
man Of some note. He was born at King
wood, September, 1900. At the ags OF 2:
years he was admitted to practice. lie
was appointed prosecuting attorney in thai
year, which position he held aucefssiyely
until lS32, when he was elected 10 the Leg.
islature. With the exception Of a fcy
terms he represented PreRton county In
that body up 10 1913. In 1914 he was an
pointed au elector for the Wheeling dis.
trict on the Polk ticket, and the succeed.
ing year was elected to Congress. lie was
reelected to Congress in 1S4S. In 1850 he
was a member Of the Constitutional Con.
vention held at Richmond; afterwards for
six successive years he faithfully served as
a Regent OF the Staunton Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. In the spring Of 1860 he was a
delegate to tho Charleston, NO, Demo.
cratic Convention, which adjourned 10
Baltimore. lie advocated Douglas for
President, and materially aided In his
nomination, for which he was appointed
an elector on tho Douglass ticket.
lie was one Of the active spirits Of the
Virginia Convention that met In Richmond
In 1861, and faithfully remained at Ills
dangerous post until the Ordinance OF So.
cession YVES passed, when he, with mum.
Der Of the Western members Of that meas.
Ire, came home, and as a greeting TO his
conduct while in that tconvention he found
IN his return TINT he had been nominated
or Congress on the Douglas ticket and was |
riumphantly elected, took his seat and |
'erved the first two years OF the Lincoln
sFta,l5 W
: On the formation OF the State OF West
Virginia Mr.. ~Drown Was elected as one OF
he three Representatives Of the new State,
erving to the close OF Lincoln's admins.
ration, and declined denomination. He
vas member Of the convention which.
ramed the pressnt Constitution Of this
State and was elected to the following ses.
ion OF the Legislature to assist in adapting
he laws to the new Constitution. nm.
Retiring from political lie he was elected
Q the Presidency Of the Kincwood Ma
ional Bank, position he held up to the
ime Of his death. M'. 1'0-I
He amassed colossal fortune, the bulk
II which will revert to his widow and his
nly son, William q. Brown, Jr.
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Laid Up with Lum bngo.

LONDON, April l9.-It is reported from
Darmstadt that Queen Victoria is suffering
from lumbago. She is confined to the pal.
ace, and receives daily visits from phyai-
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"TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CT TIiE SECRETARY,
tVIpttfrCrNN Arrtt ~ 1gQt

WAsltlSGros, April II, 1884, )r.
70 l. II. Dural, Esq, Wheeling, IE.iHa:S /
DEAHSlR:-The President has referred
to me your. .lettet: resig,dng the Office held
by you as Collector Of Internal Revenue,
and also your letter accompanying the
same giving your reasons for such resigna.
ton: 1t your only reason Is that stated In
the letter referred to, am free to cay, and
| express also the sentiments OF the Presi-
dent, that you are at entire liberty to with
draw your resignation. do not, nor does
he, wish any man in office under his ad:
minstration TO feel compelled to 90 coun.
terto, or suppress his convictions OF his
duty as citizen. may add that am Of
the opinion that you misunderstood what
took place between yourself and Cominis.
sioner Evans I do not think be intended
by anything he said to put upon you any
sense Of obligation to act in any manner
contrary to your convictions soi personal
and political duty. #
Very respectfully yours,
J CHARLES J. FoLaIR"
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Wu, is It that the Democratic preFs
,,oys an increasing tendency to tally"
p,e,lIept Arthur and bcslime Mr.. BlaineP
,,snvboly afraid OF anybody
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s,r,upAy yay another good day Tor
MAMA in West virylnia,-l5rooke, Ohio,
"s,tsl.y aud Kanawha. But then itseems
.obe all one way.
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Ghe 9'ltelligel1cfr:
;z,,;.,., ,... ~ ANA - fourteenth street.

covuraoSRn EVANS ia determined to
,,,;,a himself out Of that hole. His latest
l.na, nnreAts eIaewherc.
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HANNls DisrlLLEBY

Correspondence In Regard to tho LIN,
pioyEment of au Extra Gauger.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-On the last day
Of March Co,nmi1 1ioner Evans, Of the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau, had the following
teIegraphic correspondence with Gen.
Duval:- .r2' FTal tss
WHEELING, ". VA, March 81, 1854.
Hon. II'ak.r Leans, Commissioner Internal
Rersnue, IIashington:- 7
Force ofgangers at Hahnis' dis!illery in.
sufficient; can l assign an additional
gauger to duty there tor time?
rr,-' l. II. DuvAL, Collector.
h TEgAGURY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, March 81. 1854.
TO I II. DuuaI, Collector, Wheeling ".
Use your own judgment. Letters by
mail giving views OF this office on subject.
WALTER EvASs. Commie3ioner.
LETTER cF THE COMMISSIONER.
The following is the letter referred to:-
t... TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, b. G., March 81, 1854 !
T. IT. Dural, Esq. Collector Internal Rtra,us,
:. Wheeling, W. Fa:-..
SlR-A telegram was received this day
from you to the effect that 1t WIS ueceeaary
ts assign an additional gauger to the dis.
tillery OF the Hannis Dls!illing Company
In your district, and acting on the pre-.
sumption that come emergency had arisen
to mako this o necessity you were directed
to use your judgment in the matter.
After carefully looking over the situation,
however, am unable to understand why II
is that the assistance Of another officer js
needed at the distillery, and, in fact, can
hardly soc There you will find place for
another one 10 work.
1tappears from the records OF this Office
that the distilery above referred to 10
meshing only lGO bushels PET day. The
gauging Of the spirits produced from this
amount Of grain could not keep an officer
employed more than an hour and "a hall
each day. 1t also appears that there are
remaining in the warehouse but S26 pack
ages OF March, 1881, whisky, and I cannot
see my res9on why two gaugers could not
have this ready Tor the assessment lest be.
ioro the time when it will ba necessary to
forward the same to this office. - N
Itappears again that the work performed
by the two gaugers at the dis!illery average
only twenty.einht packages per day, while
in some Of the neighboring districts the
gaugers are required to weigh and mark
from seventy Eve to ono hundred packages
per day; y;Is.:' .2S-. .,'- - g.. : ~. Z.
II any rea,on exists why The office ir
your dis rict cannot perform as much wo;L
as these in any other, l have not discern
ed it. Soy -. ~ !r eF a.s.
1. ia expected that collectors will aid II
an economical administration oi'lhe laws
and it is hoped that you will give this mat
ter your personal attention, and see to i
that in future no mors officers OF this clas
are employed than are absolutely neceesar,
to properly perform the work. AZ
Respectfully,
TSicrpd1 u 80 W. ,r,,, C,,>,,
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III. WILLIAM q. BROWN.
The Death Of One OF the Most proniuen
gI i- CttiGcns OF the Hinle. .HH
Snskfpt pIsn, Ia H. Bat.lIk,A,.-

LKlsowoop, W. Va, April lO.-lIon
William G. Brown died this morning al
$3.50 o'clock. The funeral will take place
at two o'clock =. NJ. Monday next. lie was
In his eighty.ioutth year. s
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GENERAL DUvAL'si RESIGNATION.

Very respectfully. yours,
J! CHARLES J. FoLaER,"
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SCALE CONFERENCE.
MANUFACTURERS AND woRKMEN
nsss IN Council II PittaburEh-The Amalsama.sd
Aiaoeiation Proposes Lsat Years Scale, bat
tho hanuiaciursra RiJsct it-Thty Sub.
mitA Proposition 10 Cat ~ Percent.

PlrrsnuRoll, April 2O.-The conference
held by the iron manufacturers and work.
men yesterday afternoon in regard to next
years scale ol wages resulted in nothing
definite, and both sides separated after a
three.hours confab without having done
anything toward settling the question
which Pittsburghers so much apprehend as
the first OF June draws near. At the hour
set yesterday the Amalgamated Association
representatives promptly put in an appear
ance at the rooms Of the Iron Association,
on Fourth avenue. l.sI'
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