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TuE letter Of Mr.. 7. R. Carskadon, Of
sIinetalcounty, published to-day, will not
be resd with surprise by those Of his
friends who knew the drift Of his thoughts.
1tisnone the less to be regretted that SO
strong man, one who enlisted SO early
audtOught so CALAMITY in the Republican
ranks, takes his leave OF the party which
hehaloved for quarter Of century.
Mr. Cankadon believes he is right, or he
would not take this step. He is man
who follows the leadings OF conscience.
Ills old friends, among them the INrELLr-
aEScER, will not prize his worth the less
because they dissent from his reasoning
and his conclusion.
Republicans have Just seen what Pro-
hibitiOn may accomplish in national
contest, and 1t is but plain truth to say
thatas party they are not in a mood TO
pthat way. Andso some Of us part com,
Play who have long trod the same road,
heed the same foe, fought the same good
fight and Joined in the. shouts Of victory.
Those Of us who remain do so because
ths old home is hallowed by glorious
memories and made sacred by the blood
otshe martyrs; because'there Is work to
do to-day that can be done 50 well no.
where else; because the country needs
the powerful opposition OF the Republi-
can organization; because the equality OF
every man before the law Is not yet se-
cured; because the Republican party is
the refuge and the hope Of American
labor; and because we are not willing to
throw into the arena Of National politics q
question which Is local to each community
and cannot come beyond State bounds.
To the ISTELLloEScER nothing in the
selled future is so clear as the certain dis.
appointment Of Republicans who leave the
Old Republican party for the party Of Pro-
hihitlon.
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A BIG BIRrHDAY.
Prince Blsmareis, OF Psns.la, Receives the
Congratulations of Royalty.


Congratulations of Royalty.
BERLIN, April l.-This being tho seven
tieth anniversary Of the birthday Of Prince
Bismarck, the day is being celebrated
throughout the empire as a holiday Of OK
traordinary interest. The Emperor and
his son, the Grown Prince Frederick VIII
liam. attended by all the resident princes
Of the Imperial family, called upon the
chancellor at 10 o'clock in the morning
and congratulated him. During this I'm
perial visit the Emperor personally pre-
sented q wonderful oil copy Of the great
portrait OF himself to Prince Bismarck as
a personal memento. The Emperor him.
self decorated Count Herbert Bismarck.
son Of the chancellor, with the order OF
the Red Eagle.
The Imperial visitors spent most Of tho
remainder Of the morning at the Chancel-
lor's residence. After their departure the
Federal councillors and ministers called
and presented their congratulations. The
Bismarck birthday testimonial committee
subsequently visited the Chancellor and
formally presented Linn with the title
deeds of the great scheen Hausen estate,
The entire afternoon was taken up by
delegations which bad come to present
testimonials from all classes Of German
people.
The London Times, in a congratulatory
article, believes Bismarck may be counted
among the influences tending to peaceful
OF the differences existing be.
.weep England and Russia.
The London Daily Neps concludes con.
sratulatory leader on Bisnarck's birth
lay by saying: Bismarck has done heroic
work. and he ranks among the heroes OF
history" The Emperor has cancelled the
prohibition against playing bands in pub
ic places during holy week, in honor of
birthday. The royal proelama-
ion says this extraordinary measure is
,rdered in honor Of an extraordinary man.
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D1sGRuN TIED AND DISC listed.
How the Democrats Receive tho Appoint
mans OF Postmaster Peasson.

How the Democrats Receive tho Appoint.
ment OF Pestsaaster Peasson.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The gossip over
the reappointment OF Pearson as Post
master at New York was varied this even
ing by tho discussion OF the formal ap-
pointment of Higgins as Appointment
Clerk, and the removal Of James S. Craw-
ford, Superintendent Of the'Foreiyn Mail
Service, one.armed soldier, to make
room for Nicholas NJ. Bell, Of st. Louis,
who acted as reading clerk in the Chicago
Convention. tl4Eg,
Both Higgins and Crawford are from
Maryland, and while one was running the
blockade to get down to Richmond, the
other was serving in the Union army.
The saving OF Higgins gave but small
comfort to the Democrats who had been
somewhat fearful that the civil service
reformers would back Manning down.
After the concession made by the Presi-
dent in the casc Of the New York Post
master, no victory could be claimed in
any direction that could overcome the
heart-rending fact Of the appointment Of
Republican by Democratic Admins
tration.
When the news first became known
tongues were carefully guarded, and 1t was
difficult to get any open expression from
individual Democrats, except that the In
dependents had at last received their di.
vision OF the spoils, and 1t was TO be hoped
that they would now be satisfied and take
back seat. Gradually, as they had q
chance to get together and talk among
themselves, the inner dissatisfaction, dis.
appointment and disgust took shape and
found expression in words Of fierce. de-
nunciation. By night time, when suffi-
cient amount Of Democratic inspiration
had been imbibed, there was no difficulty
in learning the true feeling on the subject.
The abuse showered on Olevelaed con-
sisted In calling him names, and denoune-
| ing him as traitor to his party. The re-
suit, 1t was prophesied, would be the loss
Of New York State to ths Democratic
party, which had been insulted by the
practical announcement to the country
that 1t had no one in the big city Of New
York ct to be Postmaster. A city which
gave upwards OF fifty thousand majority
In the Presidential election got Repub-
i;can Postmaster, while the Republican
State OF Vermont was given the best place
OF the Government abroad, Who ever
heard Of such politics? Was It to place
one man on q pedestal for the worship Of
lot OF impracticoble theorists that the
Democratia party has been fighting for
twenty. y.iour yeare7 or was 1t TO turn the
rascals out?
Such were the comments. The whole
list Of appointments since the 4th.. Of
March was reviewed to point out the in
Justice that was being done to those who
had made such . thing possible by their
hard political work, and who were now
being ignored. Not even the diversion
caused by the surprising appointment Of
/ a Kentucklan 10 0 foreign mission, whom
no Kentuckian knew, could restore the
angry patriots to good humor. It was
Eoniy another indication Of the utter In:
comprehenEhility of the new order OF
things.
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NV YoRK, April IA Washington
special to the World says the Postoftise
Department. will hereafter give It's adyer.
using business 70 the following papers In
@e cities named: New York-Rotgd, Her.
Sa' Pod, Sun and Sadtt Zeitttaq, PhilR.
SSelphia-7imst, Democrat and Record.
SSost9a-Poa Sei and Telegraph. St. Louis
a.oa,Dapaich, Republican and An.etgtS, In.
esaS IS o. the Globe: Democrat. Chicago
AL the Democratic dailies. lIs ~
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IllInoi. sfiuers str,ke.

% .ssItRSAroR, LII, April 1.-The Chicago,
Wilmington and yermilion Coal Com.
paay, employing ! 500 miners, has postea
S.t notice, reducing the price Of mining 5
SSaa Sh per ton during the ensuing year.
~. nae company has heretofore paid 70 cents
~ sS;s. oa ior summer work and e5 for
,o ,santer. The miners do not seem willing
inS l. sssspt The reduction and strike Is not
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, NEWS IN BRIEF,

The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at
orestline, O haa assigned.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint in
March amounted TO $2, zoe, ,492.
The miners of the Coalton, O., district
accepted the reduction ordered by oper-
ators. l.n3
Valentine Jester, Of Lafayette, Ind,
committed suicide by hanging himself in
the harm. w
The Canadian government suspects that
the troubles In the Northwest have their
origin in Fenian influence. s.-
The NJ. Z, Conference Of the Lexington,
Ky., district, passed resolutions Of sympa'
thy and respect for Gen. Grant,
The strike in the Fourth pool, Pitts
burgh, has almost ended, and majority
Of tho pits are now in operation.
George P. Burkhardt, Of San Francisco,
shot and killed his vile, through jealousy,
and then attempted To commit suicide.
The whole limo Of the Central Pacific
railroad, with branches north OF Goshen,
has been leased by the Southern Pacific
company, contract beginning April LIST.
si1 new branches Of the Miners and
Laborers' Association OF Ohio were form.
ed by the miners Of the Shenandoah dis
trict at . mass meeting attended by 5000.
Three desperadoes, charged with six
murders, escaped from the Jail at Mt. ster.
ling, KY. Rewards are offered for their
capture, and poasea arc searching the
county,
The miners strike at Diamond and other
places on. the Cleveland, youngstown &
Pittsbureh railroad was settled by the
miners returning 70 work at the ten per.
cent reduction.
Hiram q. Kimpton. formerly . Wall
street, N. y. I, broker, and worth $, ,000, 600,
has been committed to the care tthG
Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
tons, having become beggared through
drink
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second A..l.tant Pe.,,an.,er General.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Hon. A. Leo
Knott, who was to-day nominated for tho
Second Assistant Postmaster Generalship,
has for several years been leader OF the
barin Baltimore. He is 80 years OF age,
was a member Of the Legislature in 1868,
and at the end Of the legislative term was
elected States Attorney for Baltimore
He was twice reelected, serving twelve
years, and emerging from the position
with the reputation OF first class lawyer
and possessing the uniform respect Of the,
people Of the State. He is a prominent
member of the Catholic church. His
name was not presented to the Postmas-
ter General and President until yesterday,
whenyhe paid them ayisit accompanied
by Representative Cole, Of the Third Ma
ryland district. Both the President and
Postmaster General were instantly fayora-
bly, impressed with Mr.. Knott, and an af-
firmative answer was Immediately given
him Z
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pid Ihsy EiopeissI

esr1NYATI, April i.--pqyid Keene,
married; aged %, and Laura Lindsay,
aged 10, were arrested here ut the railroad
depot yesterday on the strength OF Q tele.
gram from Mead vile, Pa, stating that the
couple had eloped from Ebansytlle, Pa:
Heehe claims he was going TO get the giirIll
4 situation In ST. LG1ib. Tho psIE viii
start for Meadyille tomorrow In the Gus
tody otthe Sheriff,
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The Freneh SIN Isstreatins,

PARIS, April General Brisre de Ltsle
telegrapbs from Hanoi, under date OF yes
terday: cater fresh encounter with
the enemy at Dong Hong yesterday even-
ing, General Herbinger continued his ro-
treat in good order along the KEEP and
Deoqpam. routes. General Negriers pres
ont condition is favorable. After seeing
him I hope to retain the Second Brigade
in the defense OF the rivers" n II.
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Tur glass manufacturers and workers
,ye, tho river have been peculiarly un-
i,tunate lately. One Of the few works
mi idle on account OF the strike was the
Ohio Valley, destroyed by fte yesterday.
Tbs owners resolve 10 lose no time in
Getting in shape to resume work is a good
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TaE illinois Legislature, from the pecu-
liar nature Of the contest going on in that
body, has presented many strange things
to the public, but The tisticufF affair chron-
icled in the dispatches caps the climax.
Such an occurrence never took place in
the recent sessions Of the West Virginia
Legislature, and that is saying very much
iorit with "Jim" Mason in the lobby. e .
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IS Germany they know now to treat o
Prince who has been faithful to his coun,
Try. Bismarck was highly favored yester-
day on the anniversary Of his birth; and
the Emperor besides making. him per
sonal present, decorated his son. Few
countries recognize their bes. men while
they are living.
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TnE distress Of the Democracy over the
reappointment OF Postmaster Pearson is
very deep, and the iron is sinking lower
in their souls. This with the selection OF
comparatively unknown men for import
mt positions has conspired to make the
otRes seeking class Of Boarbons as mad as
Marh hares.
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A Legislative Fight.

sF@S8FiEiD, H., April i.-At 1880
O'clock yesterday, Gratis, Of Cooke, and
Baker, of AIoultre, both Democrats, had a
Gsticutf encounter on the floor OF the
Ho1'e; The trouble arose over the stock
yards bill, on which they were opposed.
Vsatts took Baker TO task, and upon his
tesentiRe struck him In the face, where
upon Baker struck back twlce, kicking
MN once In the stomach and marking his
nee badly. Crafts attempted to strike
s9akeT SakeT with chair, but was prevented by
.nends, and they were separated. This q
ny W. second Eight Baker has engaged in
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pabIle pobt statement.

wAsnlseroS, D. G., April 1.-The re-
duction OF the public debt for the month
OF March will amount to S4s3,000. The
debt statement will be issued late this
afternoon in two forms. The old form
followed by the Treasurer and the nav
Que suggested by MIR. @. N. Jordan. The
former will show balance Of available
cash in the treasury OF sl52, ,000, 900, and
the latter balance Of SCI ,000, 600. The
TreaSurer's statement Of assets and liabili-
ties will also be issued in the old and new
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rnE phiIadeIphia ministers have deter
mined to stop The sullivan-Aiccaiifey
.n,,ring 'r match. They have spared two
'p ,snn1, with the Mayor OF the city without
,s.ntt. lle has called time until he can
0,Drllt with the law officer Of the corpo-
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Gs,prALLY Mr.. Murphy is getting at
,be classes bis work is meant for. 1tone-
,s,tb Of those who drank immoderately
ND have resolved under the influence Of
ii. Dersuasion to drink no more, live up
n tbeit good resolution, the work will be
.;.bIv rpnaid,
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En,tRnnndRataa.

csicAeo, Itt., April LA meeting Of
the Presidents and General Managers Of
all the Eastern and Western trunk lines
was held here this forenoon to devise
some plan ofaction by which the rates on
all east bound traffic may he restored, and
after q brief discussion oi the question the
entire subject wa1 transferred to q Com
mittee OF seventeen.
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The Loyal. Legion,

WAsHlNaTas, April Lat I o'clock
General John Cochran called at the house
OF General Grant to ask If the Loyal
Legion, of which General Grant is COM
masder'in:chiei, could hold heirmeeting
at Delmonioo's 8 With propriety. On learns
ing General Grants condition General
Cochran stated that the Legion would ad-
journ Immediately after assembling.
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PEACE MAY WIN
lAunELs rnoM enIM war.
Ru..ia's Reply TO l:uEland,s Note said TO be
ospsllia,ory-The status of AnAirs In the
soadan-rhe Rebels Po.ltIon-A
Prime ministers birthday.

LONDON, April 1.-The Pan Man Ga.ettt
this afternoon states that Russia's answer
to Englands proposals on the Afghan
question amounts to cordial acceptance
Of the proposals as made by Earl Gran
vile, British Foreign Minister.
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Toe Late o sa.e the nlInl.lrr.

PARls, April M. Ferry to-day handed
President Greyy dispatch, which
had Just been received, stating that tho
Chinese government had accepted NJ.
Ferry's proposals for peace and wished TO
ti1 the date for the evacuation OF the
posihcns now held by the Chinese. The
dispatch was dated subsequent to tho do,
teat Of the French forces at Lang Son,
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m,saIsF Her Sss pa.in.,,;, !,

CtEyElANp, O., April 1.-THE lriendsof
Mrs. Garfield denythe published reports
that shei to marry, Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Of
Pennsylvania. She ig living quietly Ii
oleyehnd and Is educating her children
ipy careers pi pseinlnsssi
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orp Ohio ncighbors are unusually in
,.s..,ea in their local elections this year.
Tsi, is healthy sign. The interest is
~ III. ,be more commendable when it begins
h.tore tic primaries.
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p,,r.,RE finds herself in about the
.,n,s financial condition as Wheeling,
s.'I' sa1S No, 80 much so. 'Alisery loves COM
V., ",.y," I,eliaire, sbakeI
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! CAPITAL cULLINGs.

1fr. Randall is confined TO his bed with q
large oarbancle, the resnlt Of general
breaking down Of his system. He aces no
visitors.
Senator Cameron left yesterday morn.
ing for Philadelphia. He Is desirous Of
seeing General Grant before the old hero
dies, but Il ia not likely that his wish will
be gratifed. !.
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u,xyir PALMER and Lotta will be at
.,,nl .' theatres a! Cincinnati next week.
w., ,,,' .,nect to hear that Minnie has let her
rill cat loese.
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po.,,a SSlTn possibly has the spring
,,,.r aSA Strange nobody never thought OF
this before.
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PAEls, April1.-c.s c.saeen yictOrfsand her
daughter. gsr,neess Beasslee. arrived at,
AK 90 Bains to-day.
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vyorr Of Missouri, nominated for Sec
~ S..istaut Postmaster General, Is not
vbst was expected.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
SOME r1rs rRoM THE cAr1rA1.
The Nomination. OF Ye..sraay-Aaoths.
Unknown Man Called From ssoiuslon.
a Short and Sharp Senate sssslon..
Kicking AEains. Mr.. Pearson.

wA,u1SoToS, D. c., Aprill.- The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
A. Leo Knott, Of Missouri, to be Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
Postmasters-Henry L. Kenyon, North
field, Vt. " I'-f
Johd r. Raynsford, Montrose, Pa.
Macon Bonner, Washington, n. @.
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STILL SINKING.

9:20 P. .M.-Hon. Cyrus w. Field, sena-
tor Leland Stanford, Of. California. and ex-
Commissioner Of Public Works Hubert o.
Thompson, have called at the house within
the last hour. -Four detectives from po-
lice headquarters are patrolling in the
vicinity OF the Grant mansion. The win
dows Of the Generals bedroom are being
opened every now and then as though to
give the patient air. General Dent,
btother.in.law Of General Grant, has been
sent for.
$3.50 r. M.-When Mr.. Stanford came
out OF the house at 9:l5, be said, in reply
to inquiries from the Associated Press re.
porter, General Grant Is now proped in
two chairs. He is suffering very much
pain. The doctors hope he will pull
through the night. 1belieye he will live
until morning." ~
General Dent, on leaving the house
this afternoon, left word that he should
be called II any material change took
place. He is still in the city.
1880 p. A.-Bishop Harris, OF the NJ. e.
Church OF Pennsylvania, Rev. DR.. Charles
O. Tiffany and General Clinton b. Fisk
called about 10 o'clock, but came away
Immediately. DR.. Douglas has Just stated
that there would be no new bulletin for q
little while. 44e
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BApsAu's BULLETIN.

General Adam Badeau has just
left General Grants house to send a pri-
yate message from the telegraph Office.
While there he said General Grant was
very low and sinking rapidly; that be
may die in an hour and may live three or
four days. 1.-THE General" said he, sis
sitting all the time, except at long inter
yals, when he lies down for little time
He Is surrounded by all the members OF
his family and DR.. Douglas is in attend
ance.
General Badeau telegraphed to Colonel
Payne at Washington to the effect that
the consultation ol physicians of General
Grant this afternoon, 1t was doubtful il
his throat was in condition to be exam
ined, but that II it should be in condition
twas doubtful II any good result would
follow, because disease Of the throat is re-
garded as beyond control Of the phys
fciars.
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EYE OF SURRENDER.
GRANT FIGHTING AGAINST FATE.
The oroa. Commander slowly but surely
sinking Away to Re..-Death's Armies
Surrounding Him and he wili Have to
capltala.e Before Many Hours.

NEW YoRr, April 1.-The first bulletin
about General Grants health was issued
at5A The bulletin as received read
At s o'clock this morning Harrison
General Grants valet, drove in haste FOL
the Rev. DR.. Newman, and DR.. shrady
by call, hurried to the Generals residence
DIR. Newman said that General Grants
condition is serious, and that it is believed
the worst is near. /.
Dr.. Newman and Senator Chatfee ar;
rived at General Grants residence at $3.50,
At 6:O5 A. N. q servant went to q drug
store for medicine for Mrs. Grant, who
had become nervous. U. S. Grant, Jr.,
arrived OF the house at 6:l0, and his wife,
who Is at the st. Cloud Hotel, was sent
for at 6:25.
$3.50 4. M.-General Grant rested well
until IA. NJ, when he was seized with an
attack Of weakness, from which he rallied.
(signed) J.H. DouoLAs, N. D.
Gro. SuRADY, NJ. D.
6:55 A. N.-Ex.Senator Chatfee has left
General Grants house. He said General
Grant was very low and was conscious
that he was dying. Mr.. Chafee believed
the General was dying, and he might go
away any moment, but the doctors say he
might live the day out.
HEART TROUBLE.
At 0 o'clock Ex-senator Chatfee left
General Grant. He says that the General
is growing weaker. The throat is filling
up. but the main trouble is with the heart.
The doctors say be may die at any time.
1OA. 4.-Authentic information at this
hour Is to the effect that General Grant Is
failing fast, and that 1t is only question
OF hours until the end is reached. He is
gradually lysinkine, but is not suffering pain.
At 9:45 o'clock this morning the Rev.
DR.. Newman left General Grants house.
He was met by several reporters, and said:
"The General solemnly realizes the fact
ofhis prolonged sutterlngs, butthe strength
OF his intellect, and calmness and serenity
OF his mind are wonderful"
Avisitor who left the house at 10 o'clock
said the General had rallied, and was con-
scious and composed.
Senator Chatfee states that the sudden
weakness of General Grant this morning
was the result OF an affection OF the heart.
It Is understood now t10:45 A. y. that the
General has entirely lost the power OF
speech.
= .H
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n. Jjscoverer Grover Cleveland could
-. % aivep Christopher Columbus points
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55assi No, 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.