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CHICAGO, April l4.-Hon. P. L. Van Der
Bye, who for the past twenty years has
been member Of the Upper House Of the
Colonial Government OF the Cape Of Good
Hope, was in the city yesterday. He is
making trip around the world To inves.
tigate the systems Of agriculture and the
diseases oi fruit and stock. He has already
trayersed $4,000 miles Of territory In the
English possessions in Australia, and after
his travels in this country will return
home by way Of England and the Con.
tinent. Mr.. Van Der Bye said the popu.
iStion Of the Colony Of the Cape Of Good
Hope was about 10000 Europeans and
about /, 100000 black people. The use Of
brandy and other stimulants, he said was
fast Kidding the colony Of the objection.
able Beers and MSoris. He left for New
York last night.
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DGTRoIT, Mich, April l4.-It is feared
that the Polish troubles are to be re.
sumed. Much excitement prevailed
among the Poles last evening, when they
leaened that Writs Of cspias had been is.
sued for the arrest OF ten OF the prominent
leaders Of the Kolansiuski faction. The
persons against whom they are directed
are charged with injuring church proper.
ty and with creating disturbance atlast
Fridays meeting Of Poles in Fredro Hall.
They are chiefly members Of the parish.
On learning OF the action, which was
taken a. the instance OF the Bishop, rep.
resentatiVe Poles began to arm themselves
to defend their leaders, and serious trouble
Ia faaral
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 1.-THE
local assembly Of the knights Of Labor
has received directions from the Execu.
tive Board to hunt up the record OF Thomas
Hewlett, one Of the deputies who fred
into the strikers at East ~. Louis last
week. The knights, It Is said, claim that
he was the ringeader, and they are max.
ing an effort 70 prosecute him. Hewlett
was at one time United States Deputy
Marshal in North Alabama, and while in
that position he killed.a negro at Aunts-
vile. He was arreated, but acquitted.
He was afterwards chief datective on the
Alabama Great Southern Railway, and
succeeded in hunting downa notorious
train wreCker, who was lynChed aud his
body riddled with bullets. Hewlett "a
charged with heading the mob. Evidence
in both Of these Affairs ls being aCCunu.
lated TO be forwarded TO St, Louis.
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THE BURNs LYNoaINa

AZ MRrtingburg Investigated by the Grand
JdFJ-NO Indictments Found.
Specid! DisDdieh 10 H.4 EEisuiGNeer.
MARTISsBuRd, W. Va, April 1.-THE
Berkeley county grand jury adjourned to-
day. 1t carefully investigated the Burns
lynching, but failed to find any indict.
msnts. Judge @. ]. Faulkner, when hG
charged the jury on Tuesday, directed
particular attention to the lynching. He
spoke in calm, earnest manner, and the
language Of the charge was quite strong
and to the point. He referred TO the report
that the lynching party was made
up Of men Of integrity and standing in
the community, and said that II such was
the case II only added to the Importance
Of administering the laws. He declared
that no ties Of relationship, no threats o.
violence and no feelings Of friendship
should influence the jury In alcertaininV
who 1t was that had so reckIesSly violated
the law.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, April l4.-Parti.
CulRfs have reached here from Paragoul,
Greene county, Arkansas, Of the burning
TO death Of a lady named Mrs. Thorp and
little daughter, living about six miles
from the above place. The woman and
daughter were burning stocks in field
when the clothing oi the little girl caught
lire, soon enveloping her in flames. Her
screams attracted the mothers attention
who ran to her ehild's relief, but the grass
was also on FIRE and before Mrs. Thorp
reached the child her own clothing caught
and she, too, was soon wrapped in flames.
Both were burned to crisp,
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THg department. otths Chinese Minis.
ter in the face OF the stupidity dlScourteoui
behavior Of the Collector Of the Port o.
San Francisco, Is a model Of dignity and
good sense. he is not going to maxi
trouble, aud leaves the matter with thu
Government at Washington. The Gov
eminent will show its sense OF the fitness
Of things by taking of that Collector
head. We don't want a horde Rt Chinese
lAbOrers let in upon us but We do not e1
pect the accredited Minister ola friendly
power to be insulted by an official Of Ih'
United States.
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liz Mr, Powdefly's long letter TO Mr..
Gould there is a GOOD deal Of matter NOT
relevant to the railroad strike, and yet II
must be confessed that It Is all In the
public mind, and Mr.. Powderly has said
many things which the public will be
glad TO see in print, in view Ot the fact
that Mr.. Gould has not kept faith with
MI POWdefly, and resorted 10 artince
and subteriuge in his dealings
Nj. powderly's letter Is in good spirit
aud is a further pledge to the county that
the chief officer ei the knights Of Labor Is
not going to lose his head under the great
strain to which he has been subjected.
Nj, Povdsrly, though still addressing jay
Gould, takes occasion to administer a
manly rebuks to those reckless men who
are ready 10 vindicate with torch and bul.
etths dignity Of labor aud save the Coun.
s'yb destroying It.
Unfortunately, Mr.. Powdefly has no
Suggestion 10 offer Tor the settlement ol
the trouble except TO appeal TO Mr.. Gould
to settle II, He does not ask that law
breakers be taken back, and his tetmi
would not be considered hard BY reason
ablo man. But Mr.. Gould has not shown
desire 10, any settlement which shall
'estorel 10 their places The striking knight
oiLaboh
Aman Of Mr.. Gould's wealth can AFFORD
70 be masnanlmous aud eondons The
Ault Of the ill.adviSed men who blundstet
into the strike. A man having relation
with 90 large a body Of labor ought to b
wise enough to knoW that he places hil
interests in jeopardy when he haughtill
luFns bis back on labor in Id organizes
lofm, Sensible employers have paSSet
lAatPoint oiChildiSh lnarmlty,
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saaaon Illas.. q . .assaI ool,. soa.

7f@NN''f s's'tsfsN'' ." "sN As''stNbNffs
WASHINGTON, D. O., April l4.-Lste last
night General Golf received three tele.
grams announcing the sudden and critical
illness OF his promising son Guy, student
at Kenyon College, at Gambler, Ohio,
General and Mrs. Gotf took late train
for Gambler. Young Mr.. GotF has accute
scarlet fever. He was recently on visit
to Washington and lett here last week, a
picture Of exuberant health.
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LoNDoN, April 14-Mr. Gladstone has
sent the following reply to a congratulate.
~ cable received by him last Monday
from the Mayor Of Boston:
II have received your telegram. thank
Won for your courtesy In informing me ol
the proceedings Of the mass meeting held
In Boston on Monday 70 take action on the
subject Of the proposals. Of the Govern.
tnent In regard 70 Ireland. feel that
American opinion, allied as Il iS with re-
gard and affection for the old country, at
fordB Her MAjesty'g Government power
nj moral support"
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Jump.d from : Hol.l Mlndnu.

CHICAGO, Its, April I4.-Mlss Ads
Williams Of Peoria, who occupies room
on the second floor OF the Planters house
arose from bed last night aAd breaking
the window glass with her naked hands
jumped through the sash into the street
The glass cut great gashes in her hRndt
and arms, severing the arteries in q mum
Der Of places. For two weeks Miss vii
liams has been i'll with typhoid fever anC
was delirious when she jumped from this
window. The doctors say she cannot sur
yiye her injuries.
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When M. PoWderly oilers to give Jay
Gould 4 chance to show the methods by
which he has piled up his enormous tor
time. be lnyites Mr., Gould to unfold 3
~,olI which the public would be glad tt
look upon. There is many a blot On
tbat record Of wrecked railroads and wa
,,,aJ storkg.
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take steps to prevent the issuing OF wa
tered stocks ON the railroads Of the conn-
try, thereby preventing the imposing Of
unjust rates on the people Of the country
which fseces all alike, both the employees
and the people at large.
Rssslred, That any common carriers or
corporations engaged in transportation
and who are working under charters
granted by the State who shall refuse to
submit such matters to arbitration shall
for such refusal forfeit their charters.
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PErsBuRaH, Pa, April 1.-THE furni.
taFa manufacturers Of both this city and
Allegheny, have received. formal notice
that the cabinet makers and upholstsrers
demand advance Of 20 percent on all piece
work and q reduction Of daily labor to
eight hours per day on and after May l.,
The movement is not confined to Pitts
bUrEh, butts general throughout the coun,
try. Manufacturers interviewed say the
movement will be granted, and the price
OF furniture advanced.
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CAMDEN TO SPEAK
oN INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
Tue Position He WIZ TAks-ES.ssnatOr
Wayne Ferguson to Os Cared POr-Rs.
msis Declared To bs EOtltIsd to Ills
seat Telephone InysStgaliOa,


Special Di.paieh 10 Ge hlisligaier.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April ll.-senator
Camden will probably speak tomorrow in
the Senate on the CuIIom Interstate Com.
merce bill, and will take decided posi-.
ton in favor OF limiting the railroads to
charge Of no more for ahort than
longhaul. This ia the main idea embodied
in the Reagan bill and is intended as a
protection to the people living at points
intermediate between Chicago and the
eastern points as against the impoIition Of
monopoly corporations,
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River Road Extension.


WAsHISGToN, D, c., April l4.-Col.
George W, Thompson, vics President OF
the Ohio River Railroad, is in town en-
route home from Philadelphia, where he
has been letting tina contract for the
bridges on the Pt. Pleasant extention.
The contract for all the bridges was let to
the Phnuix Bridge Company, OF Phoenix.
vile, Pa. Mr.. Thompson says the road
will be completed this fall.
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Any Tory Of the lot can ilud fault with
N,, Ciladatons's Irish scheme, but the
whole Tory party doesn't seem able to
offer anything better. But II Mr.. Glad
stone fails, goes to the country and Is de-
ts,tsi, /. would be Just the Tory way tc
come to the front with q measure stil
more radical. Lord Randolph Churchill'l
speech in opposition left the way open tc
do that very thing. The ball has beer
started, and in some way Ireland is.golnl
10 get lair play.
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matter into your own hands, WIN yoT
do 80 and end this strife, in the interest o
humanity and our common country It 4
your duty to brush aside every obstacle
assert your authority and take this mat
ter in your hands, settle every grievance
restore every man to hia place except
those who have been engaged in the de-
strpction OF property, or who have
broken the laws When you do this
you can then make rules and agreements
with your men which will forever pre-
clude the possibility OF another such dis
astTous conflict as this has proved itself to
be. remain.
Very truly yours,
I. V. PoWDERLT,
General Master Workman Of the Knights
Of Labor.
Mr., GouLD's ASswRR,
Mr., Gould in answer to the above letter
says;
Your letter to me embraces two subjects,
one relating to me personally and the
other the relation OF the Knights
OF Labor to the railroad COM
pany Of which l am President and in
some degree the representative of its pub
lie and private duties, | shall refer to the
tlrst subject very briefly,
Mr., Gould after outlining his early life
and struggles Gays that he 10 quite content
to leave his personal record in the hands
OF mis- friends, neighbors and business
OF the strikers he says: Itsny OF them
have anything to complain Of | will be
only too glad to submit to any arbitration.
II such parties, or any Of them, wish to
appoint the Knights Of Labor or you as
their attorney, such appointment is quite
agreeable to me,
Any attempt TO connect me personally
with the late strike on the Southwestern
roads or any responsibility therefor il
equally gratuitous as you well know.
lowing TO the late hour Mr.. Gonld'S letter was
received " his office Ii Is impossible ~ present Is
% the readers Of tue lSTELLIGENCER in iH entirety,
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Tux terrible cyclone has been at work
,,.in, yedtably coming like thief in the
p,b. and piling up a irightiul record Of
destruction. The worst feature OF these
Jesols.ipg visitations is that they come
vitbout warning, and there is no way tc
,,,rL against them. 1t Is as though in .
moment, in the twinkling Of an eye, the
xa,er, Of the Ohio had risen as in 1884,
leaving to thoae below the flood line small
CHANGE to escape.
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G,ygRlL BLACK ID not winning laursls
=, ,bs Pension Office. 1t looks as though
Ss had taksn hold OF more than'hs can
b,n5Ie. He set out to prove that the
oaics had been conducted as a side show
~ INA Republican mensgsrie,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April l4.-The
Senate to-day confirmed the following In
ternal Revenue Collectors in Pennsylva.
tia. Frank schlondecker, Nineteenth b
district; O. B. Stables, Twelfth district ].
I. McGoniEAl, Ninth district James Dow.
lin, Twenty-second district; Z. A. Bigler,
Twenty y.third district.
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We.t YIrrLnIarnIn Wn,hlprLon

SPECIAL Di,paieA 10 ths h4sllgmcrr
WASHINGTON, April l4,-GeO. X. Wheat
and wiie OF Wheeling, who have been in
the city for some days, leave Washington
tomorrow for Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. Virginia Wheat and Miss Maud have
gone to New York.
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BLOOMINGTON, LIS, April AL. BiggS,
q clerk in the Auditors office Of the Lake
Erie 4 Western railroad, was arrested 10.
day charged with stealing $50 10 slOO
worth Of railroad tickets.
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PtrrsRuRaa, Pa, April 14.-A Chronicle
Telegraph youngstown, Ohio, special says.
Az q meeting Of the Local Trades Assem-.
bly, last night resolutions condemning Jay
Gould were passed. The assembly blame
him for the death oi the people at East
81. Louis. They resolved that the COW.
aidly and murdefOus assault ol Gould's
hitellnFs deserves and should receive
speedy and just punishment. The Assem-.
bly, pledges financial aid 10 the strikers.
Tha resolutions elosed as follows
RetOlltd, That the time has arrived and
We insist that Congress should at once
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DETROIT, April 1.-THE report Of Rev.
Dr.. Charles Reilly, Treasurer Of the Irish
National League Of America, for the four
weeks ending April 10, has been made
public. On March i3, there was on hand
4 balance Of S2l ,483 13, and the receipts
since increased The amount 10 S89,sS5 ~.
April q draft for $6S,602 10 Mas sent 10
Pifnell, leaving abalance Of sll ,2s3 10.
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E..Ald,rmap R,,lly Arrs,ted,

NEw YoRk, April IA Alderman Charles
II. Reilly was arrested at I o'clock this
morning. He had lust sat down 10 break.
fast when the detectives entered and AZ.
rested him. He accompanied them at
once to police headquarters.
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Furnnrn Nom RtrIkn.

PTTrsBrRoH, April 1.-THE employees oil
the Etttanning Iron Company's Rsbecca
furnace, at Hittanning, Pa, have struck
ior an advance Of ten percent iu their
wages. The men and the operators are
very quiet and the outlook for an adjust
ment ia not encouraging
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BALTINoRR, April 1.-THE drivers en-
ployed on the Friek line Of street cars
struck to-day for s. for twelve hours work,
and, at eleven o'clock all the cars, sixty
five in number, were "tied up" Since the
passage by the Legislature OF a law
making twelve hours q days work for all
employees Of street railways, the men on
this line have been making but 81 50 per
day. The company runs the "bob-tail"
style Of cars, and the driver has double
work to do. The line runs through the
most fashionable portion Of the city, and
the strike has already caused considerable
inpOn YaniaDNa
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Ma, HrpD relied on a Democratic ma
,,5ty to give him Mr., Romeis' seat in the
Ham, T,r.e, It is to the credit Of the Demo-
',,'jc majority that it decided in favor OF
III. man who had the votes.
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r.,. time tie nail manufacturers ad'
49,. III. public. The addresses being all
4 !. nav perhaps We shall see way to
,'..b " horses and pull together once more,
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.nrp,ry Handlan for Governor2 Mr..
u,nJIap would make good run, but We
In, Ianb, vhether any Ohio county man will
=. "a i.yored by the Democratic Con-
...inn
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rnlRrY pERsoNs EILLEp.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 1.-THE latest
reports from the cyclone gives the mum.
Der OF killed in st. Cloud as fifteen and the
injured at about twenty-five, and at sauk
Rapids fifteen killed and twenty injured.
Another terrific thunder storm Is now
prevailing here, which interteres greatly
with the Wirea.
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wAsurSsroS, April l4.-H. G. Arm.
strong, Of West Virginia, has been ap.
pointed chief Of division Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, vice A. II. Holt, re.
aiunad
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For He Is a Camden Man.

SPttV's NESputSa uWt Hss"Ut'esT'
WASHINGTON, D. o., April Alt Is un.
derstood that Hon. Wayne Ferguson, ol
Wayne county, will in few days receive
lucrative position in the Interior De-
paftment, He lisa Camden man.
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oyr good feature OF the meeting Of the
y,n association is that the manufacturers
va No r.ason to reduce the card rate.
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LtrfLE Willie screams and storms With
burn upon his arm. To little Willie JOY
q sent, BY using Salvation Oil, the great
liniment,
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The telegraph wires northwest Of thil
city are all down and no news direct from
St. Cloud or Sank Rapids has been re-
ceived since I o'clock.
A terrible thunder storm passed over
st. Paul and Minneapolis about Oo'Clock
and heavy hail storm followed, though
Of but short duration. In fact, one storm
cloud after another has swept across the
State ever since last evening and the rain.
falls have been heavy. Near Fergus Falls q
house was struck by lightning and
Clement Crogan and hired man severely
injured. Several times lightning struck
in minneapolis, terrifying people but &c
far as learned doing no particular damage,
The storm Is the worst known in the State
since 1888 when Rochester and Elgin were
devastated by q tornado.
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,<,rgrs New York Alderman is caught
3. ,5s Jr,s.net. There Is plentiful run
It,b,t hind Of shAd this year.
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NEW EOHki APEu +t'-4Ae luIIoHlu8
dispatch was received at the Office OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company this
morning:
Two hundred and seyenty.eiph trains
moved yesterday, containing 4 SGS loaded
cars, an increase Of iorty.eight trains and
l,037 loads over same day last year. Quiet
al all points. The following special dis
patch waa resolved this morning.
"SPRINFyGEtD, ILL, April II, 1885,
There is little or no probability Of the
coal miners making any trouble, as they
are anxious to work"
Among the persons killed at East St.
Louis last Friday was the ringleader Of
the last strike at the Springfield Iron
Works and the leader Of a riot in which
three Of the iron works men were killed.
[Signed1 NJ. N. HoIfE.
Mr.. Jay Gould said this morning that
the news from St. Louis was oi special in.
terest, as the system was working along
in about the ordinary way,
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EAST sr. LOUIS.
Railroads Gss,lng Iato shaps-Ths Bridge
Service Crippled.

Railroads Gsstlng IatO shaPs-Ths Bridge
Service Crippled.
ST, LOUIS, April 1.-THE situation in
East st, Louis to-day remains about un-
changed from that on previous days since
the arrival Of the military, with ths'excep-
ton that the various roads are in better
shape to do business and are doing more.
The switch engines in tho various yards
are busy and the resumption OF business
seems more probable than at any time
since the strike. A great drawback, and
the principal one to the various Compa-
nies, in fully resuming, is the inability Of
the st. Louis Bridge Company and the
Belt Line to afford sufficient transferring
facilities across the bridge and river from
the leves to the various yards. The
Bridge Company employed q few more
men yesterday, and also few more this
morning, but cannot do all the business
required OF it. The Belt Line and the
Bridge Company require sixteen SWITCH
men on each side Of the river to do the
necessary work, and the number Of men
now employsdi is inadequate. The officials
say that this state Of affairs is not because
the men do not desire to return to work,
hut because they are afraid to do 30 for
fear Of the consequences after the militia
shall be ordered away.
The business Of the different roads yes.
terday exceeded that oil any previous day
since the strike, and from appearances, q
still more complete resumption Of freight
traffic can be predicted for to-day. The
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy and the
Chicago & Alton roads seem to be in the
best condition, so far as their ability Is
concerned, to handle freight, aAd the men
in these yards were busy all the morning
making up trains. Fifty men, eight Of
whom were old hands, were employed
yesterday on the Alton platform, and eight
more returned TO work this morning, Civ.
ing this road its full force Of platform men.
Ono freight train was sent out over this
morning.
At the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
yards and freight depot, the condition Of
affairs Is much the same as at the Alton
yards and depot, and freight train on
that ioad was sent out this morning. The
men in the yards, excepting the Louis
vile & Nashville and Cairo Short Line are
busy making up trains and it Is expected
that they will succeed in sending them
out later Ia the day. -
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LYNcu'sown make mems calf shOeS, all
styles, Tor g 90.
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oa1.I M, ss Aad " foaEtoenll. slEest,