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And viii stick TO it-C1ese1and IIonors q
Friend OF Blaine.
wAsurSGroS, April 2o.-The discovery
that James NJ. Morgan, Of South Carolina,
who was appointed Consul General to the
British colonies In Australia on Saturday,
was an ardent supporter oiBlaine, was q
great shock 10 Secretary Rayard, and at
the White House 1t was surprise. When
the appointment was made there was nc
suspicion that he was anything but agood
Democrat, rock-ribbed and copper bottom.
He had always been known as a Democrat,
and had the best Democratic backing for
the place. Mr.. Dawson, Of the Charleston
Nsws and Courier, to W whom Cleveland owes
much for his ardent support, in the con-
vention and during the election, request
ed the appointment OF Morgan as per
sonal favor, saying It was the only thing
be would ask. His papers were signed by
Senators Hampton and Batter, Of South
Carolina; Senator German, OF Maryland;
Hon. r. +. Merrick and other prominent
Democrats. NJ
All appear to lave been perfectly igno,
rant Of his friendship for Blaine. He had
always been Democrat, but like many
Others in the party, he was captivated
by the dash OF the man from Maine and
broke ranks. Had this fact been discoy.
cred sooner the appointment would not
have been made, but since It was dsne at
the request Of such prominent Democrats
Cleveland will take no further notice o.
the matter, unless those who endorsed
him should request 1t, feeling that they
mad been imposed upon. Several othet
Blaine men are trying 70 crawl under the
fence in the same way, but a closer watch
will be kept hereafter and 1t will be more
difficult. Assistant Secretary OF State
Porter, who has the consulates in charge,
will keep his eyes open. Erastus Corning,
Of New York, Is said to be trying. 10 get .
Republican and q hearty supporter oi
Blaine, appointed TO a foreign mission. Z
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THE pRELLER CASE.
CUa.laaatiOn of the Inques.-Nothing New
Developed.

Developed.
81. LOUIS, April So.-The inquest on
the remains Of Preller, the Southern Hotel
trunk victim, was resumed this morning.
Bowman aud Bornier, who met Maxwell
Oa the train the night he left st. Louis,
were examined. but nothing new was
known. Vim. Roach, Of St. Louis, the
next witness, recognized the photograph
dMAxwell as that OF the person whom he
knew fifteen years ago as Walter Maxwell.
lie knew him at cleyedoa College, North
Alnpton, England. His father was the
owner Of large potteriss there and was
very wealthy, He did not believe Max
well was q physician, but thought he tried
70 pass an examination and failed. His
brother was physician. Both were very
eccentric. Maxwell was never given TO
study, as he had too much money, and
Es given 10 going on sprees. Witness
ax him last In 1870. There was cousin
Ot his named Walter Lennox Maxwell,
Sho died in 1877. He was q physician,
and witnes believed Maxwell assumed
bis Cousins name. Chief Of Detectives
Burke and Captain Of Police Fruchte were
uext sworn, but their examination COW
etel the ground already known. The in.
guest was then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning,
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
pLEURo-PNRuMoNIA N MISSOURI
A so,o of warning from the Commissioners
ofAgrieulture.A Blaine Mana Appointed
toa consulshIp by distaLs-rhe Pres
dent WIN stand By 1.. However.

wAsulseroS, D. G., April 20. The
Commissioner Of Agriculture has issueda
circular giving Official notice Of the exist
ence OF contagious pledro-pneumonia in
Galloway county, Missouri, and calling the
attention OF all parties interested to sec
tions six and seven Of the act establishing
Bureau OF Animal Industry, which
make It q penal ofense for any railroad
company or vessel owner to transport, aud
for any person to drive or convey diseased
animals from one State to another. He
says every effort will be made to strictly
enio.ce the provisions OF these sections.
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, sourllEnN INYEs roRs

Ia Mexican Copper atlne Lose Over
$4,000.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 20.-Last sumner
several Atlanta gentlemen formed cor
poration and purchased copper mine in
Mexico, for which they were topay Sl10,-
600. The Atlantians who composed the
company were Captain s. W. English,
President; Mr.. ]. W. Culpepper, secre-
tary; L. Degtye, DR.. Todd, Charles Beer
mann, NJ. r Berry, wm. Haygood, George
Adair aud others. Ten thousand was paid
cash, and then the mine washanded over TO
the purchasers. Fifty thousand dollars was
tobe paid on April 4, 1885, and the remain
ing $50, 900 six months later. BY the terms,
the failure to comply with them worked
forfeiture OF title In the corporation and
carried with it all the improvements made
blythe corporation. After taking posses.
sion Of the'mine the Atlanta corporation
put up machinery and went TO work, but
when the time for the first payment came
they failed 10 make 1t. By'this failure to
pay $4,000 the Atlantians forfeited the
0,0O0 paid and the money expended on
improvements made by them. Just what
the latter amount is, no one eau be found
who will tell. Current tall, however, puts
Atlanta's loss at about 10000. None Of
the interested parties seem disposed to
taIk
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CHILD Rnrned 10 panth.

Lese BsaSpH, April ao.-At Sea Bright
yesterday afternoon a block Of four three
story frame stores together with teae:
ment in the rear Of q blacksmith shop
were burned, /.
The loss 10 about $4,000. A child Of
Frank Martin, who occupied one Of the
stores and lived oyerit, ives sleeping in
the upper,part otthe house and was bprp-
al In death = Ii-fR lh
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0aies More ihe RINK.

Yopsesrowx, O., April 20. = Fred
Schmidt, SON OF Rev. q. A. Schmidt, liy-
ingat Brier Hill, was shot last night in q
drunken row, which originated in the
Brier Hill skating rink, the only rink in
tbs vicinity. keeping open on Sunday. The
baIlsentered the breast near the right nip.
pile and was taken out Of the back just
below the shoulder blade. His physician
says had the ball in its passage gene an
eighth OF an inch to thefriaht It would
have severed an auxiliary artery and the
patient could not have lived ten minutes.
George McKelysy,who fired the shot, is .
farmer boy, and was arrested this morning,
charged with shooting with intent to kill.
He declares he shot 70 scare and not TO
hill. Schmidt Is resting easy, though the
wound Is considered serious.
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A,eRApH1c pEscRIpT1oN
OF the saekins OF Colon by an Amsrleaa
Z tsFi RaIisoad Isnvlnear l7

kOt the saeklng OF Golon ny nn AmeFteAn
Railroad Engineer.
TRoY, N. Y, April 20.-Leonard Nc
Chesney of this city, who Is locomotive
engineer on the Panama railroad, writes
under date Of April o from Aspinwall (the
native name Of which is Colon, to his
brother, Cyrus AfcC Chesney, Of Troy. The
letter was received this morning and con-
tains graphic description ofthe exciting
scenes before and after the burning Of the
town, on the 1st inst. He says the
havoc and bloodshed were frightful, and
at the time Of writing many OF the dead
bodies were still lying in the streets, swol-
Ian and unrscognizable. The first night
OF the trouble Mr.. McC Chesney and his son
George, with o cousin named Sylvester,
took refuge on the Pacific Mail steam
ship Galena. Next day guard
accompanied them ashore. No trains
were running on the eth, and
only the Pacific Mail escaped from the
flames. The Panama railroad lost heavily
In freight cars burned. The Superinten-
dent got h'm out OF bed early Monday
morning, the s30th ult., to run his
locomotive seven miles out on the road,
to the firss station, the wires having been
cut. Two miles out the engine encoun-
tered section OF track torn up and was
upset in a ditch.
McC CheSney and his firemen escaped
miraculously, unhurt, and after hauling
their fires, they walked back to Colon.
He did not stir out after that. Mr.. Nc.
Clesney finishes his letter on April I, and
says superintendent Burke informed him
that he would not try to open the road
again that II the Amerlcan government
did not afford him protection he would
bring his men home and let the road go.
On the 7th the American flag waved in
Colon and the island was put under
United States martial law. Mr.. Nc
Chesney writes, "We lie in bed at night
and hear the guard order q halt. In an-
other second the report Of agun Is heard,
aud there is dead Spaniard or negro in
the morning. They prowl about during
the night, plundering and thieying, and
.theyareshotd whenever caught. What
bodies cannot he buried are loaded with
iron and thrown over the cliffs" He con-
cluded by saying: You need not answer
this letter until you hear from me, as l
shall In all probability take the next
steamer home.n Mr.. McC Chesney says that
the houses in Colon burned like tinder,
and that many people perished in the
flames. The people are grateful for the
stand this country has taken in the mat
ter, and there is every prospect that the
revolution will be speedily quelled.
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iiIo,.o,Nsn1Nrnsy cApTunED.
Arrest Of Forty .afanuiactursr Of Iliieit Il.
Z oaors IN Il, j nfountains OF Tannsases.


I NAsHstIIs, TRss., April 2o.-For some
time past has become exceedingly diff
cult TO bring to Justice yiolators ofreyenue
laws in wilson, Smith, DeKalb and Can.
non counties. For three yeara they have
eluded yigilant officers sent 10 entrap
them. Thomas F. Bowman, o young law
vel, wasflye weeks ago appointed United
States Deputy Marshal, TO capture those
manufacturing and dealing in illicit bran.
dies and whiskies. Having represented
himself and posse as horse traders, he
soon won the confde ce Of those engaged
inthe illicit traffic, laid in the bushes in
the day, and arrested them at night. A
majority out Of the forty pleaded guilty,
before United States Commissioner Hans
Hanson, and will have o hearing before
the United States Court, which conyenes
tomorrow. In an interview with Bow
man, he said that illicit distillihg and
traffic In the mountain counties Of Ten:
nessee has virtually been. suppressed.
! Each one out OF forty dealers In Illicit
braudies and whiskies had not less than a
barrel Of such liquors hid on their prem
ises. This was seized and turned over to
the Government authorities. Two hun
died mooIshinets will appear before court.
Some of them are from Southern Ken.
tueky.
Bowman had pfeyiously been retained
asiattorney for thirty illicit distillers, and
is, therefore, acting In! a dual capacity.
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Alleged rraudaisat nsef Contract.

WAsAiSoroS, D. O., April 20. Secretary
Whitney to-day appointed tho following
court ofinquiry to investigate The Office Of
Paymaster General Smith, Capt. Geo.
Brown, President; Medical Director Thos.
L. LOCKER, Capt. E. o. Matthews and Pay
master Robt. w. Allen, Judge Advocate.
The court will meet at l2 N. Thursday
next and viii investigate the facts and
circumstances connected with certain pops
tracts between Austin 2. Brown, Of this
CITY, and Paymaster General Smith, for
the delivery Of beef, pork and other sap
plies OF the navy.
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Embargo on plsaa..d c..,ia.

ST, Lows, No., April 2O.-H. NJ. Tay-
lof, agent Of the United States Bureau Of
Animal Industry, arrived here to-day
nom Washington, and has secured the
cooperation S Of the Missouri Pacific,
wabash and Chicago & Alton railroads In
EISlng an embargo on oil cattle from
Sn4Way county In this State. These
t4lifoads have issued instructions to their
.9e9 Y agents 70 refuse all shipments Of cat.
as W from Galloway and contiguous counties
slls sSalsss accompanied by a certificate oi
FsAaa from Tue Government Inspector,
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Aivr1gR writer in Florida suggests that
tbs alligator will son be exterminated.
Then Florida may as well put up the shut
ten and call in the auctloneer. When
the lazy gator no longer basks on the
river bask In that semi-tropical cline the
Northern tourist will seek land which
hasn't been civilized out Of its chief natu-
nj attractions.
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THE PiREMIER3S WAY.
Mn. eLApsroSE YERY euAaDED
In lnla statements 10 the House Of com.
mons About tho pspjaeh Airsir- Hsi
Declares that Iam.dsn's Dispatches
,csattaale. Kemasetrs Account.

LONDON. April 20.-Mr. Gladstone in
the House Of Commons this afternoon
made The following statement: sThe Gov
ernment on Friday received a dispatch
from Sir Peter Lumsden, but this telegram
was not an answer to our inquiries dis.
patched to him on the 10th inst. twill
be necessary to await that answer before
we make any statement, The telegram
received from Sir Peter Lumsden on Fri
day tended to confirm his previous state
ments, which certainly apparently conflict
with Gen. komaroff's q statements"
Lord Randolph Churchill, conservative,
asked Mr.. Gladstone how far England was
complicated and hew far responsible in
the suppression Of the French newspaper,
the Bosphore Eggptiet, at Cairo. Z
Mr.. Gladstone replied that Egypt had
not acted alone in the matter .ot seizing
and suppressing the paper, and admitted
that England was not in O position 10 dis.
claim all responsibility for the act. Mr.,
Gladstone gave notice that the govern
ment would introduce the expected mo-
ton for a vote OF credit tomorrow.
The Premier's replies concerning the
Bosphms Egyptien and the Afghan incl
dents were to-day very guarded. He an.
swered a number Of questions about the
Anglo Russian dispute with studied eva.
sion and in all he said in the House OF
Commons to-day he added little or moth
ing to what had been already known.
Ineyidepce Of the present bellicose feel
ing among members OF Parliament II may
be mentioned that when Mr.. Gladstone
unequivocally stated that Sir Peter Lums,
den's telegram Of Friday confirmed his pre-
yious accounts Of the fight at Penideh
and corflicted with those made about the
same battle by Gen. Romarof, the deciara-
tim was received with q lowdpple ofsatis-
faction, which soon developtd into .
cheer.
Fears are entertained that the Bosphore
Eavpiisn affair is likely to lead 10 diff
Guilty between France and England. The
situation at the close Of the session OF
Parliament this evening was one Of a gem
eral feeling OF uneasiness, bordering on
alarm ta7A ft ,54 ~. r5 els3 .ii
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THO lion ana thp Rear.

SeRyoLx, Va, April ao.-The Russian
corvette sttitax, Capt. n. skeigdeloG, $50
men, four days out from Havana, arrived
at the nay4laapGerage this afternoon, and
was followed in about an hour by the
gr.tish nan.ot.war Garaett Capt. Henry
Hand, rom Vera Cruz, with $50 men and
twelve guns. The Garnett came 10 anchor
about d quarter Of amiie,h e,heiow the stritax.
Both ssels were salpted by the receiving
pbip New Hampshire, layingatt the Navy
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Struck sorn ethIpg.

aIlpplRpoRT, o, April 20.-The oilex:
here and in Clifton, w. Va, Is
Intense. The Standard Nail and Iron
Company and Bradford Oil Company are
boring together at Clifton and have struck
All kinds ofrumors are in
as to what ii Is, but 1t is gem
orally supposed to be oil. Scouts are here
from oil over the country and watching
every movement closely. Something will
probably turn up within . few days.
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ClSclxSArI beer brewers are on the eve
twsr. 1t IS charged that at least two Of
them have fired on the picket posts with a
,e,nc,ion Of two dollars q barrel. The
others declare that beer at six dollars is a
losing game, but the cutters must stop
cutting or there will be wholesale mas
sacre. Dull business 10 assigned as the
cause Of the trouble.
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ARir strike Imminent.

IxDAsApolls, IMP, April 2Q.-About
sixty wafkmep employed by the Wood
burn ssryen Wheel Company went on q
strike to-day. The men claim that their
wages have been cut three times since
last winter, aud that the work in the diff
ferent departments Is let out 10 coptfai-
tors, who cut the wages IA the lewest
limit. The strikers cay the entire force ef
ABOUT roo will 20 out to-morroW,
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A1Toyyn n Danger.

sALKM, n. j., April 2o.-A serious Ore
started in the Barrens about Ave miles
south Of here to-day, and 10 burning
dereely aproas q tract Of county about
thsee miles wide. Parties Of men have
been tighttna jhe flames oil day. Hum
dTeiis a acres Of valuable timber are ai,
ready destroyed. The town 81 euintonis
ia danger ofdestruction shaald The yelo-
city of the wind Increase.
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Tan. ntlro,I an Fire.

BosrpS, MASS, April 2l.-Ten days ago
amass Of coal, containing twenty thousand
tons, belonging to the Boston Gas Com
pany, wan dlscoyeled TO have taken IRE
by spontaneous combustion. SINCE the
discovery, gangs Of men have been EN-.
.ployed day and nigh in saving as much OF
the pile as possible. BY yesterday five
thousand tohs had heep carried away.
There is no fame 10 the are, the coal
simply smoulderlng. The air In the neigh
.borhood Is full OF dense smoke. II ID I'm:
tpcssible 10 estimate the loss,
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Fatal saloon Row.

81. LopEs, April ao.-A Chattanooga,
Tenn, special totbe Ppt. piapath ssgsi
a bloody and sensational tragedy occur
red at 0akdale Junction, near this city,
yesterday. Pat Cain, an engine hostler,
and Jim First, a noted desperate, went TO
saloon and while there become engaged
in q bitter quarrel. First finally drew his
pistol and shot Gain through the breast.
As the latter gwFs falling be Hrea at First
the bullet taking eject Lip his abdomen,
causing fatal wound.
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x,s,tr Of Theodore Thomas would be
, r,te delight for Wheeling. With
p,oper management guarantee fund Of a
,bon,aud dollars could be offered without
IN, II our lovers OF music will take the
matter 10 hand at once the engagement
r,n be made, Such an opportunity does
M, rOue to II. every day. .-
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AYouthfai Murderer.

FnoyipESeK, r. l., April 2o.-Harry
Goudier, aged nine years. was passingalong
Chestnut street last evening, and 4. Hsts
rigan, aged l3, greeted him withthe alaRg
term rwhiskeFs.n Gnudier slapped his
face, Harrigsn, enrsged, drew q pocket
knife and stabbed him through the arm.
Ciogdier Is expected to die. The boy was
bound over in 500 bonds.
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NRw YoRK, April 20. 0.-Large forest fires
are:burning in Suffolk county, Long Island,
between New York and Yappauk, Three
fFes:broke out simultaneously. Two hun.
dred dsacres Of standing timber aud two
buildings have already been destroyed,
causing q loss OF SIG, ,00j. Over FIVE thous-
and acres Of woods east Of femithtown are
on Gre. Here the loes Is estimated at
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wAsuixorox, April 2o.-A testimonial
concert has been rendered Miss Emma
Thursby by the residents Of this city,
among them the President and Vice Pres.
ident, the members Of the Cabinet, the
Chief Justice and AssoCiate Juptines O.
the Supreme Court and other prominent
persons. II will take place at Albaugh'i
opera House on May |, next.
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No Light on tho Tragedy.

BOsTOS, April 2O.@The officers Of the
steamship Cephalonia, in which Maxwell
and PrelIer, the alleged perpetrator and
victim Of the st, Louis trunk tragedy,
Ssue to America, have been interviewed.
They cannot make any statement which
Will throw any light on the tragedy.
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EA,,e jsrs sciId Faes..

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NEWS IN BRIEF.

afire at Sullivan, Ind, destroyed pro-
perty Of the value Of $50, 900.
Thomas Gnihane was fatally shot in q
4narfel in an Avondaie, o, saioon. q
4 ASman named Mosier was accidentally
shot while out cunning Sunday, near
Findlay,o.
z Vice President Hendricks says that he
never thought Of visiting Europe this
summer. Esls ! stN Hi l.asi VI
General w. E. Hobson, Postmaster Of
Bowling Green, KY, has resigned, TO take
effect at ocne. 4
Judge Green Brantby, aged 50, has mar
ried Miss Bessie King, aged 10, OF Sanders:
vile, Georgia.
{ Dr.. F. A. Waldo, q Cincinnati pioneer,
his eighty-ffth year,
Charles Foster was killed by John
Webb, Jr., in quarrel over game OF
pool at Mt. Vernon, o.
R.R. Foster and Company, Of st. Louis,
dealers in teas, assigned yesterday. Assets
$4,000; liabilities, 100000,
There are rumors pi "a Impending gen
eral strike emong the employees Of the
Grand Trunk Road, Of Canada.
Friends Of Joseph w. Drexel are can
vassing the State Of New York In his is-
terest as candidate for Governor.
/ sn1moaaea have been issued ageinst al
che boys who sold newspapers On The
streets Of Hamilton, Ontario, Sunday,
An officially constituted committee re-
ports the detalcation OF tie Democratic
Clerk Of Hancock county, Ohio, to be
S, ,9a1 2s. iS
Dan Mace, we'll known driver Of trot-
ting horses, died at his home in New York
City sqndss aiterRsan. He was hiss-epe
years ela.
The board Of Education, OF steuben-
vile. organized yesterday by eleetibg W.
D. laughlin Secretary and w. r. Peters
Treasurer. 5-,l
Hunt and Flynn, tho burglars Of the
Mahon place, Steubenville, o. were yes:
terday committed 10 jail In default Of
81 ,Ek9 hall.
The Iyiah.Ameriean Democratic Club,
Of Cincinnati, passed resolutions demand
ing Of the Legislature the passage Of 8
registration law.
A,anst powaIi oaad /, : rc,,s =wh,Ia al.
;ns msshinery IN Sosrne { Knowles Bolt
Works. CIeyeland, was struck by a Az
Wheel and instantly Killed.
1ua,,s Ta,,,,S,., Z 4, ~ ! o,,;s
vile heuse, and formefl OF Cincinnati,
committed suicide at The Wells House,
'1s'ssss Tss,a.ss.a. NJ ~ ~ Mefylss,y ~ p;t,s
Ss'It ~ ahas ,s,;.aai w a. % TSs Y res; ,na t;or I
pnign nas ass'sneu. an tes,sutsssS slsi tssSa
ssnse1 saptists, 60 .he he ~ @ s AN
ingu. " ~; yss y seiss ossstY wv
Oh hls .etN. ls,.A
The United States supreme Court ren.
defed decision yess9elday ~ w. sirslnis ma
Voupon ta1 cases Whicn VIZ ~ w uayos 2. tas M
oonaaeieess aaa asaaisss ts ssse ~ "n
material poinM,
There arc serious charges against the
perintendent oi the, Ohio State Instita-
ton for the Blind, and pupils and teach
ers are leaving the school, Aninyestga.
ktnK. ta 1aI fi .'Hs1f -
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ya,s d tetriblel A Blaine man appoint
n !, copsulship, when SO many willing pa
,Sot. who supported Cleveland get moth
iov and are left in aggravating doubt about
,b,,, N IL the administration drifting from
n. .,,nntinpS2