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A BIG FIRE
At silver Hili, wetzel county-Loss About
an nnn

At Silver Hill, wetzel county-L Loss About
$4,000.
Special Dispatet 10 DE IntelliOeaea,
BEtLroS, WEST Va, March 24.-News
just received nom Silver Hill, nine miles
back in Wetzel county, states that D. a.
Minors store and wareroom were burned
Up last night, Minor hos but one leg and
goes on crutches. He was coming down
stairs in his store with lamp and made a
misstep and fell, the lamp exploding near
on oil barrel, and lie was only able to get
himselio iout Of the way OF the flames, snatch
ing his books as he ran. The store build
ing belonged to Z. Haight and was worth
$4,000, and the loss TO Minor is nearly
$1,000, with but little II any insurance.
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Graham Condemetl.

LONDON, March 24-The War oface
is dissatisfied with General araham's
management OF the advance and he will
probably he recalled,
TheSt. James Glte.ts 'denonloes the In
capacity shown at headquarters, and says;
AThis murdsrops military seutle never
would have happened II Generals Men Neill
and Graham had taken precautions which
should have occurred To cadet"
The general press comments are IN the
same tone,
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An Informer's . Death.

DUBLIN, March 24.-Joe Smith, the man
who pointed out to Carey Mr.. Burke on
the day when the latter was assassinated
in Phoenix Park, has Just died. Smith
had been in bad health for months before
his death, and suffered greatly from fear
Of being assassinated by the lnyinesbles
because OF certain information given by
him to the authorities concerning their
Another informer, Michael
Kayanaugh, the driver Of the car it which
the assassins escaped, Is now confined in
one oil the lunatic asylums here. He is
Violently insane. -r
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on every side.

I7isgrayely remarked by the Chicago
TRa that "the illustrated papers make
the faces Of distinguished persons famil-
ia." Oh, do they indeedl Are we to be
told, then, that Garland really looks like d
sinprriugidiot, andBayard like a first-class
murderer? On the contrary, the wood
choppers Of the press are the frequent
libslers Of honest faces.
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ROUTINE RACKET.
TnE ooMMIgrnE REronTs
Presented to Council Last Night and the
Action Taken on rhem-pr. Garrlson,s
Dln for Attendance on tho Small Pox
Patients Scaled Down-A Big Row.
Last nights Council meeting was one


Last nights Council meeting was one
Of unusual interest and attracted not only
large lobby but called out nearly every
member Of Council. The lobby was con.
fined almost entirely to the Second
Branch, for there it is, that the fun u.s.
ually takes place, and it was there that
the Alayorsreport about gambling was to
be brought up. The body was calledto
order by President Sweeney shortly after
half past seven o'clock and about ten
minutes Of time consumed in reading
the minutes.
On motion OF Mr.. Healy, the rules were
suspended for the purpose Of considering
applications for licenses. +. ]. Rothacker's
license to deep an ordinary at 1880 Market
street was annulled and he was granted
q license TO keep an ordinary at 1044
Market street, giving Peter Welty and K.
kress as suretes. Simon Lasch's License,
to keep an ordinary at 10lG Market street,
was annulled and he was granted
license to keep an ordinary at 1880 Market
street, giving Jacob Iasch and Peter
Welty as sureties. E. F. Heyman was
granted license to keep coffee house at
No. 10l2 Main street, giving Joseph
Shafer and NJ. Reilly as sureties. Nc
Laughlin & McGinley's license to keep a
coffee house at No. n Sixteenth street,
was annulled and Louis Frick granted a
license to keep at the same place. Louisa
Englehardt's license, to keep a coffee
house at 1928 Water street, was annulled,
and she was granted license to keep one
at 10le Market street, giving Charles
Schmidt and Henry Brandfass as sureties.
Charles Z. schrebe was granted a license
TO keep a coffee house at 1925 Water
street. giving S. o. Burdatts and Charles
Schmidt as sureties.
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Tho steeet superin,epdency.

The Board Of Public Works presented
the following communication to Council
last night, but in the rush Of business It
was not reached:
We are anxiously awaiting your honor
able body to confirm the appointm mt OF
James II. Todd as Superintendent OF
streets, alley and sewers, and have learned
that objection has been made 10 our last
communication as not being q full enough
answer to the equery proponnded by your
honorable body.
We do say that we do not propose to
hire bosses or have any other persons un-
der pay supervising work done by order
OF the Board outside Of the Snperintend.
ent Of Streets, Alleys and Sewers. We
propose to do most Of our work by con.
tract, and Mr.. Todd will superintend and
supervise such work.
Whenever gangs Of men are employed
by the Board, such gangs will be con
trolled by men working with them under
the Superintendent's supervision, but
men will not be employed solely to boss
such gangs. We would respectfully re-
quest your honorable body to reconsider
your former action in the premises.
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took part in the last Presidential cam
paign In the interest Of the Republican
ticket. He resigned at the request Of
Secretary Manning.
Its understood the Cabinet session yes.
terday was devoted to the consideration Of
appointments TO be made before the ad-
iournment OF the Senate. E
1fr. Sparks, the new Commissioner Gem
eral Of the Land Office, is o well known
Democratic politician and served in Com
gress from 1878 to 1888, declining . re-
Acommittee consisting Of Joseph Pack
ard and William Winchester, representing
the Civil Service Reform Association Of
Maryland, waited on the Secretary Of the
Treasury yesterday and presented him q
copy Of the resolutions adopted by that
protesting against the appoint
ment OF Eugene Higgins as chief OF the
division OF the Treasury De-
partment. The Secretary promised TO
give the matter consideration.
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An Aro,t ofthe crar Maklpr InouIry.

San Francisco, CAL, March 24.-A
special agent OF the Gar ishere to inquire
into the legality Of the Alaska Fur Com
pany's lease Of the Russian islands in
Behring Strait, by which they may kill
10000 seals annually. The lease was
made in 1870, but Is claimed that Russian
law does not recognize the right ofioreign
corporation 70 occupy Imperial land.
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rnoalpsoN,s VICTIM
Dies of His Wounds -rhe Murderer Rear.
rested and Jailed.

CISctSSArl, March PA dispatch to
the Enquirer says: Ebert Fowler, who
was shot by j.. Speed Thompson on the
18th inst, died at one o'clock this morn.
ing. Fowler refused to have the, foot am.
putated, saying he would rather die than
to lose his foot. On Wednesday night the
Fowler, through a mistake,
gave an overdose Of aconite, which came
near proving fatal at that time. Mortia-
cation setting in it was decided to ampu-
tate the limb above the knee, which was
done by DR.. Mcdonald early Saturday
too late, however, &c. save his
life. Blood.poisonirg had already set in.
His remains will tetaken to Griffin, Ga,
and buried with Masonic honors. Thomp-
son was re.arrested this morning on the
charge OF murder and confined in jsil.
His attorneys have applied for a writ Of
habeas corpus. 81.
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EEw YoaS, March 24-Eloise lard,
dapshterof the millionaire dry goods mel-
chant, g. W. II. Lord, of Lord q Taylor,
was secretly married an February 2lstto
Francis N. Rider, who 10 said TO be Q
travelling salesman. After the wedding
Miss Lord returned TO her fathers home
and Mr.. Rider to his boarding house. The
fact OF the marriage has Just become pub
le Mr.. Lord feels very badly over the
affair,
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AM old woman,. nemed,.

New YoRk, March 24.-The Rortdsays
General Grants physicians, yielding TO
the wishes Of his family, will use extract
Of red cloverin treating the cancer, though
they despise 1t "a an "old woman's reme-
dy.n Tho doctors and the family are
overwhelmed with letters Of advice, in
which every known remedy and nostrum
are mnnfinned.
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NOwonder Mr.. Lord, a millionaire dry
good, merchant Of New York, feels hurt
At the marriage OF his daughter with q
travelling salesman. There are compara-
lively few daughters OF millionaires, but
travelling palesmen don't come high.
Probably Mr.. Lord was just watching the
market buy his child aprlnce, orsome-
thing Of that sort, The salesman may
take a sweet revenge for all this by lead
ingan honest life and making his wife a
good husband.
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TnE Hon. John L. Sullivan, Of Boston,
being asked who Is the best man in'hit
limo Of business, replies that he is cham
piou Of America and is going over to coE-
ouer England. This is modest intima-
ton that John L. has made an alliance
with Ell NIahdi. England is being pressed
on every side.
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oScr more the owls Of the Senate are
in trouble. The wicked knights Of the
quill have been giving away the awful
secrets Of those solemn conclaves called
executive sessions. Therefore the guard
s doubled, the keyholes stuffed up, and
the captain Of the pages shadowed by a
cOFpsOt efficient detectives to see that he
and the newspaper men "neyer speak as
theypa by" Strange that they haven't
thought Of clapboarding the mouth Of
every Senator.
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MS FIRST TRIP
In tho Mines Was his Last one-Found Dead
In N Car,

In tho Mines Was His Last one-found Dead
In n Car.
Special Dipatea 70 he IatlIiseAeer.
FAIaMoxT, W. VA, March 24.-Dayid
Richardson, aged about 5S, was found
dead, with his neck broken, in mine car
at CASTOR mines, last night. He came
here recently from Warrington, and this
was his first trip in the mines on duty. 1t
is supposed that he was seized with a fit
aud fell in the car, and while in an insen-
sible condition was struck by swinging
door, with the fatal result.
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and the second was adopted by this
Branch. The committee recommended
that the petition OF B. Fisher and Others
asking for the adoption Of the second or
diuance, be ordered spread upon the
records OF both branches with the en-.
dorsement OF the CITY Solicitor written
thereon, and this Recommendation was
adopted. The committee reported fur
ther that deemed It inexpedient to make
any change in the license tax on ordine.
ries and coffee houses this year.
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Tur Cincinnati Commercial Gasette takes
4 cnll.r.hold on the Enquirer by remarking
That "pcnileton' 5 appointment is a tribute
to respectability, which Cincinnatians'
irrespective Of party creed, will know how
to appreciate and respect" This will draw
l,lnnh
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THEY say that Carl schurz isn't de-
LIGHTED with the foreign appointments,
and Doesn't hesitate to affirm that ne
sne.ks a better German than George Il.
pen3Ie,on. Well, oil is not lost. What's
,bs matter with the Hawaiian Islands?
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ISthe Ninteenth Legislative District Of
Illinois the Republican party seems to be
an uncOmmonIy lively corpse. A gain Of
eleven hundred in the majority since
November is doing handsomely. This is
tho district in which the Democrats hoped
TO slip in one OF their own this time. They
were going to take advantage Of Repub-
licau apathy. Black Jack is too good a
soldier to be whipped by General Apathy.
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rn,y are asking what Vermont has
49,, done for the Democratic party, that
~" . ..n oI hers should be delegated to do
.. ~ t,il.,wisting Of the British lion in the
..n. ~, A. oI a democratic administration.
unr do sc know2
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FoREIaN NEWS.
The Latest Intelligence by cable-Move-
ments In Egypt.

ment. in Egypt.
suAK.M, March 24 The latest returns
regarding the casualties Of Sundays en-.
gagement show that including the Indian
troops and exclusive of camp followers,
six officers and ninety-four men were
killed and six officers and one hundred
and thirty.six men were wounded. One
officer and seventy men are reported miss
ing.
The Guards and marines while ad;
vancing from the Hasheen zereba to-day
to meet the convoy from Suakim had sew.
eral musketry skirmishes with the rebels,
during which sixteen OF tho British were
wounded and one killed.
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corycINEy Stanley and Sweeney voted
h, an honest investigation. They placed
,Ss,nelyes n, in line with those Democrats
sSo S ,re on the side OF law and decency,
'as 'ut snrb n. Democrats arc in the majority
or,rde Of Council.
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AUDirono OF THE TREASURY.

A Sketch Of the LIfe aud Career OF Daniel
Mcconyiiie, of steubenyllie, o.
Special Dispdtch 10 ne Entatigalesr.
SrEuBESvrLLE, O., March 24.-Hon.
Daniel McConyille, nominated for Au-
ditor of the Treasury Of the Postoffice
Department, is a Steubenville boy, and is
the second man from Ohio appointed to
Office under cleyeland's administration.
Mr.. 8icConyille was a son Of Daniel and
Martha McC Conyille, his mother now liv-
ing in this city with his brothers and
sisters. He was born in Warren Point,
County Down, Ireland, in 1886. With his
parents he came to this city early In
life, graduated at the Steubenyille High
School second in his class in 1862, and
Engaged and continued in the dry. goods
business here long after his fathers
death. AT one time he was the Demo-
cratic nominee from this county 10 the
Legislature, and though the cunty was
strongly Republican, he came within
few votes OF the prize. During Governor
Bishop administration his business quail
fications called him to be Director Of the
oLAte penlLtuuAyt WHICH ue ui4eu hat-
isfactorily. He also took a prominent
part in the battles Of his party, and was
an active member Of the State Executive
Committee during the Gubernatorial cam
paign OF 1883. Upon the election Of Gov
ernor Hoadly he was called to be his
Private Secretary, which position he
has held to the present. time. His
selection Ia well spoken OF here, and Re-
publicans arc satisfied that this city has
been honored. Socially he is perfect
gentleman. Els wife was daughter Of
Rev. Ezra Hingeley, a well known
Methodist preacher ol this section, and is
very popular lady.
His salary will be $4,000, and his do
partment has the following force: Deputy
Auditor. s., ,250: Chief Clerk, 5000; Dis
busing Clerk, s., ,0CO; eight chiefs Of diyis-
ion, $1,000; seventeen clerks, 81 500; sixty
three clerks, $1,000; seventy-iour clerks,
sl,400; fifty clerks, $1,000; thirty-tye
clerks, 81 900; twenty;seyen assorters OF
money order, 5000; assistant messenger,
S700. aevanteen lahorers. 5000, - ~
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NOBODY questions the fact of Porter
Smiths election. The Committee on
nlsc4ious has nothing to do with his case.
Rut tlle Committee on Police was not one
Jled enough. Hence this defiant scheme
n eoat him with whitewash.
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cAplTAL cuLLINGs.

John w. Mackay, Of Nevada, called on
tho President yesterday.
Mr.. Muldrow, nominated for Assistant
Secretary ot the Interior, was . Colonel
nthe Confederate army.
Edwin w. Reightley, Third Auditor Of
the Treasury, Yesterday rendered his resig.
nation. Judge Keishtley Is q native Of
Indiana, and was appointed by President
Hayes. He q Rn active politician, and
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Tpr Mayor is very direct in his recital Of
whit passcd between himself and the
Chief Of Police. The communication is 2
p!sin buriuess.like document with no fire.
works in it. Citizens who wish to bc on
tbe aide Of the law will continue to side
with the Mayor.
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.....,Ion HoADLY's Private Secretary
GOV So,i' bnt the President Is coldly oblivi.
Snat1' II ,bs fact that the Governor himself
M VI .,oa be out Of . job.
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IT,. DoTlentous hint is thrown out that
~ .TS psrpes and Johnny McLeans have
.,,s.n wv Then what's the use Of running
O..',r, I.. 1,o,e Democratic tickets in ohiof
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ps,cuEE says he wants Southern man
- Dn p.s'iIent next time, and he thinks La
.. 70. t,s aonlI II. Need it be said that Henry
:. .ls, y, :, Southern lecture tour2
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,.ls,t We have the new party. It's
....anssd a, ,ssi Of Grover Cleveland, Daniel
sgw s@.snjnn and William G. Whitney. cleye-
;'s1 " 'n6 Manning make quorum.
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r.,, ,,1 law worked to perfection. The
',na'5v sn,'S accomplished. What do respects
~, s' .i,i,ens think Of thisP
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laeL. Il. 0. n.

THOSE mysterious X. X. K. K 3 have
perplexed many, the explanation Is, that
the Komical Kalico Kostume Karnival to-
night, at the Kapitol Rink, Kaps the
Klimax of Komical events,
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THE SMALL rox CASES,

The Committee on Health presented
bills aggregating s54S 2s, which included
$3.50 from Health officer Garrison for ser.
vices in the recent small pox cases, as fol
lows: Services on Eva and Kate Ken
nedy, $50 each; on Harry Kennedy, 500 I;
on Anna Kennedy, $40. The committee
recommended that Cha'les Loefllsr be
permitted TO erect and maintain aslaught-
er house on the creek bank near the
Hempfield tunnel; that the plans furnish
ed by Charles Hamilton, architect, for re-
modelling the sexton's house at the PENN
sula cemetery for pest purposes and for
building now house for the sexton at the
cemetery gates be accepted, and that Mr..
Hamilton be awarded the contract for do
ing such remodeling and building at his
bid Of 81, $50, lie to enter into bond with
surety in the penal sum Of $1,000 for the
faithful performance Of the contract,
There was amerry racket over this report
or that part OF it relating 10 the payment
Of DR.. Garrison's bills. The other recon-
mendations were adopted. Mr.. Tracy
and DR.. Mccoy proceeded to show up in
q rather undesirable manner to DR.. Gar.
rison, what he had done and the enor-
nous charges he had made for doing it.
So apparent was this to the members that
his charges for professional attendance
were scaled down to SlS6, being at the
rate OF 81 for 81 visits paid the house.
Mr.. Tracy made some very pertinent in
quiries touching thecorrectness ofyarious
other charges, made in connection with
the small pox cases at 1912 Chapline street.
The discussion growing out Of this be-
came very wearisome and resulted in
nothing with the exception noted.
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A Sketch Of the Llfo aud Career OF Daniel
Nfcconyitie, of steubenyliie, o.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
NOMINATIONS OF YESTERDAY
Ohio Recognised for the Second Time.
Daniel meconIiileS plum-A sketch OF
His career-commsnts on Pendie.
toms selection = Capital Notes.

wAsu1SGros, D. O., March 24.-The
President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day. To be Collectors Of
Customs:
Francis B. rOrey, of Maine, District Of
Bath. NE.
John P. DonwOrth, of Maine, District Of
Aroostook, Me.
Of the Treasury for the Postotice Depart
Henry L. Muldrow, Of Mississippi, As
sistant Secretary OF the Interior.
William A. J.sparks, Of Illinois, Com
missioner OF the General Land Office.
Also long list OF army promotions.
The committee appointed by the Mary
land Civil Service Reform Association to
Gle protest against the appointment Of
Eugene Higgins as Appointment Clerk Of
the Treasury, came 10 Washington to-day
and submitted their papers to Secretary
Manning, who promised to examine them.
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lie spEAKs q El.NIAN.

10; seventeen laborers, sGO0.l
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Qks GntelIigtttftr

-: Se.. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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: po+ler Smiths case isn't a proper
M, ~ for, for the Committee on Police, when
nls'I' Iaas., committee M likely to be engagedS
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CONTRACTS ANp cI.AlMs.

Tha Ennmitfna IN Eanfroofa ynaafn-
msnSs5 al ,nat tSs ,ont @ ,act - tos in.n;sh;na %
coaI % 10 ,ha ~ yor;ors I c;t, danar,mants No NJ,
contro,IaS cont hy RoarSs he awsrjsd ~, ~
MarshaII Van Fosssn T. IL sttbeir h;d
r. q sI ner bnndred h,sb sIs ;nr ~ s,aa @ n coai I
8 m N nsr hnnJred hn.hei for ,,;yad coai
and AZ sf NJ, nor hnndysd hnshel as t the ci coai
comss con @ ~ isom nj Itbe nine and That the Sitv @
solicitor % Ia ;nstrnctsI tor ~ draft aft sn cantra:, @
for s esecrt;on and that tbe @ Arm : Soi he %s' rs'
nn;red m = ~ anter I'm ;nto | bond Al IL tha nv nensl nj
snn, m a et e :, oHo Win +an % sa,mr;f;as ~ , Tha
recon1mendst;ont @ nj tha co,a ar;ttaa was
adontad Ssd - W. sASsss Voc
"uSpsra. op re.ommenda,;on ~ tho omm;..a.
IN e,a;ms The S;,s rls,I @ .o. ;ostrne.e1
70 w ;S.na % S;s @ ordo,: on @ tha g Pa.a;aes @ e; a.
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set, @ lansnt ~ tha assas shsiI u Sana ~ hsan se
na;J % int tho n c;tv @ troaorrS @ sss ts'V "sot' S
f The Committaa an salsr,as reconmen.
da5 .I,at Az ~ aan, ,ssst;aas ~
tSe sa"s,ai w. c;.s at,,es.a not ro "
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