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The Grrsly HrlIof Ships.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. "a bill was
passed in the Senate to-day directing the
transfer Of one Of the vessels of the Greely
relief expedition to the Treasury Depart
ment for revenue cutter, for use in the
waters in Alaska, and authorizing the re-
tention Of tie other two for use in the
Navy us surveying vessels, or otherwise.
In submitting the report MIR. Cameron
said the revenue cutter now in Alaska was
insufficient for the purposes OF the govern
there was any intention on the part OF the
government to return to the English gov;
eernment the ship presented to the United
States for the purposes Of the Greedy Re,
lief Expedition. Mr.. Cameron replied
that under the law, as it would stand with
out the passage OF this bill, tho Secretary,
OF the Navy would be required 70 sell oil
the ships forming part Of the reliefexpe,
1itinn
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History will say OF President Arthur
that even in the last days Of his admins
tration he endeavored to pay his political
debts. In West Virginia he had no more
active and jealous friend than Samuel p.
Mccormick, OF Grafton. Mr.. Mccormick
very much desired the Presidents nomi-
nation at Chicago. Though he waged n
hopeless battle he joined with other
gentlemen who desired the same end and
strovc to get Blaine out OF the way and
put Arthur in the lead, In the Martins
burg convention he came TO the front in
the Arthur interest and went down with
the Arthur guard, overwhelmed by the
popular tide.
1t will bo remembered that before the
campaign had opened there was n move
ment on foot to make Mr.. Mccormick Col
lector OF Internal Revenue. The protest
was so deep and loud that tho project was
abandoned, and when the two West Vir-
vinia districts were consolidated the
tumuIt was quieted by the reappointment
OF General Duvai. Then came the effort
OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
to force General Duval into the Arthur
phalanx, followed by General Duvals
assertion OF his independence andthat by
his resignation. This resignation is now
accepted on the eve Of President Arthurs
retirement, and seemingly for no other
purpose than to give faithful henchman
a job.
There can be no pretense that this ap'
pointment is made to please West Nir-
ginia Republicans or to benefit the Re-
publican party in West Virginia. II a
vote Of the party had been taken the
choice would not have fallen on Mr.. Nc
Cormick. He is appointed in payment oi
personal services rendered or sought to
be rendered. The appointment takes nc
higher form.
1t has been understood that General
Duval was willing to await the appoint
ment Of his successor by President Cleve'
land. Ii so there was no urgency in the
matter, and it would have been more
seemly to leave the vacancy for the in
coming President to flll. 1t may be that
the Senate will take this view and refuse
to confirm the nomination.
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9QhRcea SLorOIIouSe Burned.

RALEIGH, n. G., Jan. 9.-Last night Q
fire broke out in the large tobacco stOyage
warehouse at Durham, completely destroy.
ing the building and she smoking tobacco
cstabGghnsnt Of 2. ]. Lyon & Co. Black,
wells Durham Company lose sOOoOC
pounds OF leaf tobacco u The warehouse
h. A. Reauls lost about the same quanti
ty, All the leaf tobacco in Lyon 4 Co.'S
factory was burned, but the bnlk Of the
manufactured tobacco was saved. Ream's
loss 81, ,0on itasu sanCe $9l 800; Blackwell
Tobacco Co. 9 loss $25 900, insurance $40.
800; Lyon & Co.'S loss $4,000, Insurance
Sl46OC.
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NEw YoRx, Dec. O.-The Homer Lee
Bank Note Company, which has the con
tract for printing the new lilac postal
notes, has been advised that orders will be
issued from tho Postolllce Department at
once to all the postofEices in the country
now using the old yellow notes, to suspend
their issue until supplied with the new
ones. The old notesare printed on paper
from which CASTLE soap and water would
remove the writing ink. Shrewd conn,
terfcitcrs discovered this and have raised
numbers Of notes and collected the
money. The new notes are being printed
at the rate of 1000, ,0O0 per month. There
arc 1000 offices 10 be supplied. Under
the new order all the principal offices are
now using the lilac notes.
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THE GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
An Earlier Rest This Year Than Usual.
Over Production.

PlrrsnuRon, Pa, Jan. 9.-The glass
manufacturers here have inaugurated a
movement to have the factories close
down two or three months earlier this
year than usual. Some Of the manufac-
turers want TO close down on the first ol
April and others on the first OF May, and
continue over the regular summer yaca-
ton. This question will be settled at the
meeting OF the manufacturers association
in Washington, D. c., next week:
Prices OF window glass since the strike
have been kept up and the production
has been much in excess Of the demand.
This state OF affairs, the manufacturers
claim, Is strictly necessary and that il the
factories run full time this year there will
be heard the usual cry OF over production.
The 0'Hara glass table ware works,
which has been shut down for some time
on account Of the dulluess Of trade, will
resume Monday, giving employment to
three hundred men.
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POISONED COFFEE
ENDANaEns TWELVE LIVES
And Causes tho Loss of ono-"Roush OF
Rats" as an Ingredient of Conee-A
Girl Near East Liverpool Charged
With Poisoning on two Occasions.
speetaI Dlpatel % he MlelIigMoa.

Special Dipdteh to the Lnteli1eaea.
SrEuBRNvlLLE, O., Jan. 0.-Informatiol
from East Liverpool says that at q part!
given near there last night by Miss Annie
vanfosson, the following parties werC
poisoned by paper of Trough on Rats,
put in coffee pot: Daniel Vanfosson and
wife; Mrs. Collins, mother Of Mrs. Van
fosson, aged S5 years; Henry, Matte
Danny, Elmer and Annie Vanfosson; Mrs
Angus MCBane, Mr.. James McBane and
little Allie McBane.
This child is the only one who has died,
though all are in critical condition.
Annie Vanfosson made the coffee.
An investigation is in progress.
By AGsOeiated Prts.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ono, Jan. IA party
was given at the residence Of Mr.. Vanfos.
sen near East Liverpool last night and
eleven persons were present. The coffee
was passed around, and soon after drink
ing all suddenly became i'll with symptoms
OF poison. A child, a niece Of Vanfossen,
died at midnight, and the balance
are not expected to live. A paper
found in the bottom Of the coffee pot is
supposed to be trough OIL rats" as box
OF that poison was in the cupboard the
day before and has disappeared.
Mr.. VanfOssen's daughter, Anna, who
is addicted to the use Of opium, is sup
posed to havo perpetrated tho terrible
crime, although sho denies knowing any
thing about il. She was taken sick also,
but less severely than the others, and
soon recovered.
On Wednesday several school children
became very sick after eating some tally
she had made, and which had been given
to the children by her younger sister.
An investigation was commenced to-day
but owing to the utter prOstration .. all
the unfortunate victims, but l!ttle testi-
mony was taken. 1t will be continued
tomorrow. The stomach OF Allie McBane
will be taken to Pittsburgh and carefully
analyzed. The excitement continues un-
abated.
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WILLIAM WARMER IN JAIL
For the Fatal Shooting of his Wife ut
Grafton.

Special Dispaieh to te EAielIiGaoT.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan. "a warrant
was issued yesterday for the arrest Of viii
liam Warner, on the charge OF shooting
his wife. The officers, who were on his
track, found him this afternoon, hiding in
a pile of rails on farm about two miles
from the place of the shooting. lie was
arrested without resistance and commit
ted to jail to await the result OF his shot.
Mrs. Warmer is still alive, but no hopes
are entertained OF her recovery.
After his arrest Warner confessed his
guilt to the detectives, W. T. Writ and
John Lloyd, ofth B. & 0. Railroad, claim
ing, however, that the shooting was acci-
dental.
Public feeling is very high, and it was
feared for long time that he would be
taken from the officers by the indignant
people and lynched. The circumstantial
evidence against him is overwhelming,
and his own statement OF the affair is so
preClusive OF the excuse OF accident that
there is no doubt liz will hang for the
crime.
Warner is about twenty years Of age,
and was married last July to Mary Weaver,
who was then about eighteen years Of age.
1t is said he treated her badly and they
lived together only month or two, when
she left him.
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a oiu eInnatian's Suicide.

cSclNNArr, o., Jan. 9.-Henry NJ,
Gnield, late tellerof the Fist National
bank, committed suicide last night at The
residence ofo, H Tudor, his brother.in-
law. cashier Of the Union National hank, on
CAST Walnut hills. He resigned his posi-.
ton in the bank last May, and had not
since found employment This is said to
havo depressed hisspirits and led TO his
death, He was unmarried and ,torty-two
years old,
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ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. Capt. R. S.
Hayes, Senior Vice President Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, who has just re-
turned from tho East, in an interview
stated that railroad interests generally are
in very depressed condition and business
very dull everywhere, He thinks there is
almost q universal lack OF confidence in
railroads and does not believe any new
road will be constructed III the near iu.
tura
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Tie AlE iSxnosltIon.

NgW ORLEANS, La, Jan. O.-The mass
meeting for consideration OF the affairs oi
the Exposition brought orth good re-
results, The attendance was large. Ex.
hihttqFs are iubilant and the RoRra ol
Management are satisfied they have taken
a great stride towatds obtaining much
needed tWnds, The appointments OF Com
mittees on finance, transportation and re-.
ception give general satisfaction,
On Monday different breeds or beef will
be killed and weighed In a competitive
/, I Whitman, OF Chicago, was Ap'
pointed superintendent Of tho beRc& show
exposition; entries close February 3.
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WOULDN'T SELF ron se5, 1000.
The Gantz We'll at Liltle Washington e,
cites DrillerS for on and Farmers.

The Gnntz Well at Little Washington Ex-
cites Driilers for on and Farmers.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. 0,-Wqshington
is becoming Thoroughly excited over the
prospects of the development Of q new oil
territory in this region. The Gants well
is besieged will. oil mcn, and bribes as
high as 81 900 have been offered the guards
TO allow some OF the strangers 10 take a
peep into the derrick shanty.
1t was reported Tonight that one man
had even CFawled under the floor OF the
derrick to ascertain, i possible, the Gitua.
ton OF affairs, Oil experts and capitalists
are arriving on every train, and the farm
ers within radius OF 10 miles are being
seen regarding leases upon their proper
ties by these parties, rs vol 40 hythe
members otthe h9me company who drilled
Thousands Of acres have been secured.
The report current on the streets tonight
that the well had been sold for $4,000
proves to be incorrect, US correspon-
dent is informed by one OF the directors.
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null pozInr the yylonr s.nn.

BRooEHAyE4b MISS, Jan. "a party Of
bull dosers in Franklin county went to Tia
house Of q negro Saturday night Tor the
purpose oi whipping him. They demand.
cd admittance, and being refused, one o.
the party, young man named Nrrray
hnnss:. tsas door open aud iustled In, when
his brains T%ere blown out by charge
from o Ghot gun. The rest Of The party
fed. The coroner's jury returned a yer
dict Of iustifiable homicide.
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RED TlCKETSl
TO EXPLAIN:

With the average merchant the old stereoped Clearance
Sale "Reduction Sale and Maked Down Sale" are as
each year January and July But
much puzzedo discover the Sweeping Reductions claimed
be made after the OF the sale they before
it, But with the RED TICKETS bearing the reduced price
placed beside the original ticket with the original price, both
marked in PLAIN FIGURES customers enabled glance
discover the reduction made and also assured OF de-
termination to stand by advertisement how much
it claims
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BUFFALO, Jan. S.-The charity ball held
at the Genesee was the most brilliant and
successful affair OF the kind ever given in
this city, particularly so when the toilets
OF the ladies and the beautiful decorations
OF the hotel are taken into consideration.
The presence ot President-elect Cleveland
did.much toward bringing this about, The
best classes Of Buffalo people were present,
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WHEN the President looked around for
an Arthur man in West Virginia to make
Internal Revenue Collector he was neces-
sarily limited to very narrow circle. II
there were anything to harmonic just
now it could be said OF the President that
he had harmonized with VENGEANCE.
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Tho Nows at phelanls Home.

KANSAS CITE, Jan. 9,-The news OF the
stabbing Of Captain Thomas Phelan in
New York. created quite stir Of excite
ment in this city. His ABSENCE was not
generally known, and ogly q few friends
were aware Of his visit to New York.
Phelan took exception ta comments ip
O'Donovan Rossas paper upon the inter.
view published here and left for
New York City Tuesday night with the
intentions, It Is stated, Of. asking an ex-
planation or relraction Of them. He re.
presented to his wife he was going to St,
Louis, and she was not aware OF his mis-
sion to New York until informed this
nveniny Of the encounter there.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water aud mentssof the
Siaamhonta


steamboats.
Early yesterday morning the depth in
the river was over II feet, but in few
hours it commenced falling and last even.
ing there was q depth Of only .16 ieet 8
inches in the channel and tie river was
fallfng steadily. Reports from above last
night were as follows: Pittsburgh, 10 feet
6 inches and falling; Greensboro, IA feet
10 inches and falling; Rices' Landing, 0
feet inches and falling; Lock No. i, ~
feet and falling, Business on the leyee
here yesterday was lively. All the local
packets were on time and tho river during
tho afternoon was full OF towboats be,
longing to the coal fleet. '
The Diurnalis this morning. Parkers.
bdrg packet 81. ~
The Scotia is due down at an early hour
this morning enroute ior Cincinnati.
The sunken coal boat at Blacks Island
is very much in the way and should be
removed as speedily US possible.
The new hollow steel shaft for the tow.
boat Harry Brown reached Pittsburgh
Thursday from Krupp's gun works In
Germanv II will be fitted in Mace Al
once. -: =
A coal dealer at Cincinnati writes to a
correspondent at Pittsburgh under date Of
9TH inst. "rhe coal business Is dead as a
door nail. l never saw II so dead in my
life. Nobody wants coal at any price. l
iaaInss NV naLa ne,i s;Ho;Iar s.otomnnt I'Innit
Gna,m T,hat " tba coaI hrs;%oss ~;II oo,ne -
Int believe second pool coal will selI iorI
seven cents, il al all, inside OF a week"
M no,,a "a chvovonor. +I,o r,oo oo,,;eoon,
ie,e NJ y. ns,se po ,cne s. acen.
san anS ,sos wrect at fslsnI @ NJ ~ uSS M
saaant,S s 'H 'cont m down IN aSont fas., o, ~
Me- % aTisr SU "uoSoin" and aIthnn"h :ba , Iai
enor S 1oS nosssn"ere IN %aSni oni" sau ttau
Tfet i;te ,,aS aSy ~. ,Ia, ho;o IomeS QUE
Wow NJ "sI IhoHy @ Ind Ind Shs ,soS % roirs o4, u
mn .S5 ;nsnrsS @ for SO M, ~ SSsas,S as Sto
oG;ces GSS s"N ''''"'''' ~ S'-'S'' :" '40i'""''
O'"EeN ~.
The coa! hcet commenced passing yes
terday; ING p9Rts went by n, the follow
ing orogr: L. W. Morgan, faclhc, Little
frsd, VIM. u. Horner, James "A: black
more, John +. walton, Freq wilson,
Annie Roberts,, Tom ~, Dodsworth
and b; d. woods. Ihey were
all bound Tor Louisville. several passed
down after dusk. Ihe present run IN
Clndes SO far as reported, 1iS,0OO bushels
for. CINCINNATI and 3,lso,pqO bushels for
louisville. This viii be considerably IN.
crossed by to-day II the weather remains
favorable and the water holde out.
Everything down the river Will DO able 70
reach home on this rise.
The Pittsburgh Cba,mxreidl Gd.etie OF
Yesterday has the following in regard 10 a
dangeroSa place in the Ohio: The late
ride Ia he rivers has been destructive to
rfver craft. Tho rnn of ine has heen haavv
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Mr.. SAMUEL p. McCoRMIcK seems deter
mined to collect internal revenue. He
has felt this way about it before. Now
why is it that he always feels it necessary
to approach the place under cover? Can
it be that he fears West Virginia Repub-
licans are not hilariously with him?
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SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan.9-A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held last night
of Democratic clubs composed Of young
men OF prominent Mormon families: Al
telps Young, son ofthe late President
Brigham Young, was prominent speak,
or. He said: "Here is complete Union
OF church and State"
A Mormon cried out, "a lie"
Young responded: " guess It Is the
church has absorbed the State"
A number Of others spoke In the same
vein
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CANADA KICKS.
Her Loyalty Could Not stand the Strain of O
War with Amerien.


QuEBRc, Jan. 9.-Le Courier Du Canada,
a newspaper. discussing the. recent article
Of the London Times on the Nicaraugian
canal difficulty and the possibility Of a
rupture between England and the United
States, adds:
"Thcre is no doubt Canada would be-
come the theatre Of operations, and in
our case we would have right to protest
and refuse to allow ourselves to be
slaughtered like sheep. We are asked to
endure all the calamities and all the hor.
rors Of war to defend England's interests
in Central America. This is really COM
ing 1t too strong, and we hardly think that
our loyalty will permit US to enter upon
so perilous path"
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DETROIT, Jan. 9.-secretary Martin, Of
the Amalgamated Association, arrived in
this city tonight from Pittsburgh, and is
in conference with the Eureka Iron
Company at Wyandotte concerning the
resumption OF work. Sometime ago it
was understood work would be resumed
as soon as tho men would accept ten per-
cent reduction, the officers Of the local
branch Of the Amalgamated Association
being so iniosmed.'
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FactoriesslIut Down.

PErrGAURdn, Jan. O-The workmen Of
the nut factory of William Charles and
those engaged at McMptry's glotary have
been notified OF a REDUCTION Of wages OF
from ten to fifteen percent. The men re-
iused 10 accept and both establishments
closed. 1t is thought comprGatise will
soon DO arranged and wGSa ItsUIped.
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ny MS OWN nANn.
An Es.soldler Shoots Himself Fatally at

An E1.soldler Shoots Himself Fatally at
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. q.-Maior Charles
B. Brady, until week ago subscription
clerk in the Rcputlican Office, and well
known in Masonic and other orders, COM
mitted suicide late last night by shoot
ing himself through the head, at his
home. He was in the army during the
war, and served part of the time as one Of
Gen. McClellan's body.guard. He was
a native Of Brooklyn, n. Y, where his
relatives now reside. He leaves wife and
two daughters.
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THE meeting Of business men to CON
slider the best method TO obtain supply
of natural gas for Wheeling was not 30
well attended as it should have been. But
we have begun to move, and that is some,
thing. 1t may be that the next meeting
will develop a greater public interest
From all the propositions submitted, to-
gether with the good sense of an intelli-
gent committee, feasible plan should be
evolved,
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LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Marquis Of Sal.
isbury, the Conservative leader Of the
House of Lords. has written a letter
to Conservative, in which he con-
demAs the Government for vacillating in
its foreign and colonial policy. The
nation, he says, finds itself opposed by
European coalition and the colonies
justly dissatisfied at the Governments
failure To prevent Germany from annex.
ing CONTIGUOUS territory.
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The Ohio Miners,

COLUMBUS, Q, Jan, A.-The State Miners
Association apeRt the day in considering
the reports OF tho commissioners, and
elected 40 President, John Mcbride, O.
Masslllon; Vice President, N. II. Hysell
OF Sand Run; Secretary and Treasurer
Ebenezer Lewis, Of MaSSillon,
Resolutions weEo Ndopted Condemnine
sYpdipAtee, and calling upon the Legisla
tlFe for Legislation to prevent strikes and
lockouts, and endorsing Gov. IIoadly',
policy relative to the Hooking Valley
strike, in refusing TO call out the troops.
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Ap.R,n..n. 4 o. Coal Pool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 9.-The Penn
sylvania and the Baltimore ( Ohio rail.
road companies have practically agreed
upon a pool on soft coal coming to
tidewater at Boston, Philadelphia and
New York. The agreement will give tho
baltimore & ohio'4e and the Pennsylvania
55 percent.
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entitled to admission to the public schools.
The decision is based on the Fourteenth
Amendment, which secures equal priv;
leges to all persons born within the United
States. subject TO their Jurisdiction, and
the State law, which provides that oil
children shall have equal facilities for ed
ucation by means Of the public schools.
The decision created much surprise and
nXc;taDont
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The yerpment liuying Pictures.

wAsulSorox, D. @, Jan. s-SenatOr
Sherman to-day reported hvorably from
the Library Committee amendments in
tended to be proposed to the spndry civil
appropriation bill apprS9Pria.ing II sl9 2Ss GoC
Ransom and $l5, 900 for the painting Of the
Electoral Commission by Mrs. Fassett.
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No,nT.i oo. Iip. c5STp,ie.ed,

AIcKEEspoRr, Pa, Jan. a.-Tho line Of
pipe conveying natural gas from Murrays'
Vile to this city has been finished and the
gas was running to-day, It will be used
"a supply fuel FOR Woods Rolling Mill
and tho Union Gas Company, which is
now laying pipe about town, will secure
It's gas from the line, which is owned by
the Carpenter Gas Company.
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ohnrre. Agalp,t i.iou.. ,iarlIprton,

w4smsa1oS, D. G., Jan: s.-TRe Star
ppblishes an interview with General
tIaxeA concerning the charges he has pre-
terred against Lieutenant Darlington. Tho
General says the charges cc;I,tain new
matter, not t""cIeiG "".caeG upon by the Proteus
court, consequently they do not tontiict
with its findings or reflect on PRESIDENT
Arthur