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MEANWHILE, o., Feb. O.-David zinner,
substantial farmer living two miles from
this place, is afflicted with stNpge msla.
dy, which can not be explained, and is al.
ready pronounced fatal. He had been III
for short period, and aiterward was taken
with high fever. His eyes dilated, and
ilsCks Of foam appeared on his lips. He
whined like a puppy, swapping and bark
Ing. Though small.franed and weakly, II
required two men to hold him on the bed.
The sight OF water drives him almost fran.
tio, YET be complains Of extreme thirst.
The strangest part Of all lS that tho ply.
uiCians In attendance einphatilly deny that
he has hydfophobia. The doctors Day
that the malady Is q nervous complaint,
and will result fatally, as he can not stand
tho strain on his body,
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1nE Mr,xump newgpaperg, which sup.

TnE Musvump newspapers, which sup.
ported Mr.. Cleveland 80 earnestly in the
campaign, arc not disposed to give Attor'
aeyGeneral Garland much support while
be has the Pan,EIsctriC Telephone Stock
10 lis pocket. The New York Times has
expressed itself without reserve. The
New York Erniny Pos! says: 1.-THE
business Of the Administration IL
to keep itself ;sbove suspiCioD, nc
matter what the cost may bc to :indiyi.
dulls." The Democratic newspapers are
uotsll silOnt, either. The New York Sun
ladthe World have spoken, and now the
Boston loh ia heard from. ave regret
to ray that Mr. Garland ought to resign,
and tha! the President ought to compel
tie resignation hit Is not made yoluntari.
"" They Rro not the worst friends o.
the Democratic party who wish to relieve
boIa burden heavy to carry.
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WORK OF coNGREss
For the Present tWosk-Msnsurss to be Con.
EIdHFsu,

WASHINGTON, D, o., Feb. 7,-In the
House tomorrow, after the call OF the
States, the House will probably resume
in Committee Of the Whole the considera.
tion Of the half gallon tax bill. Mr.. Nor,
rlson will attempt to conGne the discus
sion to the merits Of the bill, but owing Ia
the wide latitude given by the rules gov
ernlng debate in committee, 1t Is likely
that several speeches relating to the sill
yer question will be delivered, II is the
intention OF the appropriation Committee
to call up the Pension Appropriation
Bill for action on Tuesday, This bill
usually provokes liLtls discussion, but the
recent agitation as to the new pension
legislation may on this occasion elicit a
general expression OF opinion on the
measure, Should itreceive linal action on
Tuesday, and should the tax bill bs dis
posed Of, Wednesday will BE- devoted to a
consideration OF the Atlantic and Pacific
land forfeiture bill. According to the
special order made on Friday last the
Fltz John Porter bill will bs taken up oil
Thursday, but 1t is understood that vote
will not be reached this week.
Senator Blair hopes to secure the right
ot way in the Senate Tomorrow inmedi-
stely after the morning hour, for his edu.
Cati0nal bill, and the chances are in his
favor. Senator Cameron wishes to have
the bill to create an Assistant Secretary.
'shipot the Navy disposed Of, and will make
an effort 10 secure that result at the earliest
opportunity, Senator Hoar proposes to ask
the Senate to take up tho Bankruptcy
bill and Senator Plat Contemplates press,
ing the bill ior the admission Washington
Territory, but neither Senator HoAr nor
Senator Plat will antagonizs the eduCa.
tlonal bill. The Irregular ORDER" what.
ever it may prove TO DO, 10 likely to b.
laid aside within day or two to enable
Senator Frye to make q speech on his
resolution reported from the Committee
on Foreign Relations in regard to the fish.
cries,
There is a general expectation that the
Judiciary CommistNe will he heard from
tomorrow In relation to the refusal Of the
Attorney General to furnish the papers in
the Dustin case, but the expectation has
no other foundation than the fact that the
committees regular meeting day Is Mon.
day and that the esubject has been referred
to the committee by the Senate.
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AFTER CANNON.
The Convicted Mormon-ApoStlo snow
Case Conviction Sustained.

The Convicted Mormon-ApoStls SHOWS
Case Conviction Sustained.
SALT LAKE, Feb 7.+-TlhS fnbnine IN.
successful raids were made by deputy
marshals on the residence Of George q.
Cannon, Of the Mormon First Presidency.
United States District Attorney Dickson
offers reward Of five hundred dollars for
the capture Of Cannon. The Territorial
Supreme Court Bustains an appeal on the
conviction Of Apostle Lorenzo Snow, In
the First District Court, for unlawfu! co.
habitation. The Court recltes that
Snow, who illegally first married
two women at once, the ceremony was
null and void, Then he married
snCceBslvely seven other women, all Of
whom he supports and holds out 10 the
world as bis wlves.
This was shown by.testimony, while al
same time he dwells regularly with Min.
nile the latest polygamous vile. The
Court says this is one Of the most fiavrant
cases Of polygamy In the territory, and
that no error was made In conviCtinR the
apostle. The Court also sustainB the con.
yiCtlon ol Brigham Hampton Of conspiracy
10 establish houses Of ill.iame and lure
thither Gentilea and watch their opera.
tons. 1tsayB; "A wicked and disgrace
ful conspiracy has been disclosed and IL
must be condemned by ALL"
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CARNKG1k's PLAN
TO Turn Ills Great steel works Into
cooperative Mill.

10 Tsrn HIS Great steel works Into n
oo'oper".l'e mill.
PtfTs'uRaH, Feb 1-During the pro-
gresB OF the big strike at Braddock recent.
10 vh,cb an srbitrato, vaa cslisd rnon n
y, ""'.n -, -" "O' ..'.s ""' '.,' sIVN "PV" w
settle, certain proau suggestlons came TO
the surface which gave rise 10 q report
that Mr.. Andrew Carnepie was about 10
maize the great works A. that noint co.
operauye. This Impression was tiot con.
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pEI1soSAI MENTION.
Nswsy Notes and Gossip About west Viz
EinInnS at the Capital.

Newsy Notes and Gossip About west Viz
EinIanS at the Capital.
E5eeial DispOich 10 The LnttllL0aetr
wAlmSGroS, Feb. B.--Mrs. Joseph 8.
Miller and Mrs. Eustace Gibson announce
that they will receive on Friday ot each
week, at their respective residences.
The wife Of Congressman Snyder, Of the
Third district, Is expected in Washington
soon, and. will spend the balance OF the
season here. Mr.. and Mrs. snyder will
have rooms at the National Hotel.
BedlDger, late Of the lfa ltryinid Dem.
ocrdt, hsF, lam informed, failed 10 get tho
office promised him, and has left the city
disgustad. Didn't l tell you so2" was
the significant remark Hutternlilk jim
Mason made to me the other day. "rhe
Camden fellows never stick 10 their prom.
ises. This Ia only one OF several such
cases."
COL ]. v. Cunningham, oi Hardy coun.
", is another one ot the faithful who, up
Ia the present writing, has failed TO get an
Office, but he says lie dom care lnuSh,
There is much consolation Ia the know.
ledge that he 10 promised "the tlrst place
vacant"
The Impression iS gaining ground that
SiOGraws case will hang fire Until the
close Of the session.
Judge Jacob b. Blair, formerly OF Par.
tersbdfg, but now on the U. y. bench Of
Wyoming Territory, 10 In town and will re-
main several days.
Ii. II. Moss, 6t parksnburg, and A. II.
| 1nskeep, Of Mootelsld, are among the
West Virginia visitors At the Capital
II. B. Ferguson, formerly Of Wheeling,
now a resident Of Albuquerque, New Mex.
loo, 10 IN tie city In theintefests Of Cover
nor hoBs, recently appointed by the
President, and whose confirmation is be.
Ing warmly opposed. Mr. Ferguson says
the opposition comes from the heavy cat
lie gfasefs Of the Territory, who have
grown rich OH the Government lands, and
lgainsl whose corrupt dealings with the
| United States land officials Governor Ross
has waged relentless waf,
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ELKCronAL COUNT ELL
to the Committee for the Pul
pose Of Pei tsOtinE H..

sscou,ullited to the Committee for the Pur.
pose Of POItsOtinE H..
Special DtspGtcA to The hptllteMcsr.
WAsllSsroE, Feb. G.-Final action on
the Electoral Count bill has been post.
poned indefinitely by lis being returned to
the committee to 5e reconstructed. Grave
objections were urged against 1t by ssna.
tors. Its warneat friends conceded that
every contingency had not been provided
for, notwithstanding the fact that It has
before passed the Senate no leGs than three
times, and ones without dissenting voice.
In view Ui the closeness Il recent elec.
tions 1t Is thought,by statesmen well to
provide for every possible loophole
Usually the recommitment OF bill kills
II, but in the case Of the Electoral bill, the
only object In returning II to the commit.
toe seemed to be to perfect II In all its parts
and provide for such means Of counting
the Presidential vote as will guard against
ali dangers that may arise in the future.
All the Nenators arc putting their heads
together and the result, no doubt, will be
4 pieco Of legislation, which will at least
possess tho merit Of being the child Of
careful thought and judiCious action.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Archbishop Glib.
bonS has received circular letter from
the ArchbiShops and Bishops Of Australia
addressed to the Archbishops and Bishops
Of The United States, saying the Arch.
bishops and Bishops Of the church oi Aus.
trsliA avail themselves Of the occasion Of
their being assembled for the holding Of
their arst plenary Council 10 send their
congratulations to the illustrlous Episcopal
OF the United Sta es.
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SOME QUEER REQUESTS.

"some OF the letters | get" continued
Mr.. Wilson, "are OF queer character and
contain some funny requests. For in.
stance, the other day I received letter
from a clergyman Ia Monongalla county
asking me to ascertain the aggregate mum.
her OF deaths that occurred in ths United
States IsAt year. OF course, l could not x.
more that request altogether, aud yet the
good man'siACilties iJr gaining the infOr.
nation he sought were equal to mine. In
tact, know Of no source from whore l
could get the statistics asked for. An.
other constituent asks me TO send him
sonepubllC documents treating Of the ge-
ograpby Of the country. Ihsve received
letter from man In the South, who is
totally unknown to rue, but who Is evi.
IDENTITY aware that / am interested In edu.
catiOnal matters. This man informs me
that no 10 member Of q debating society,
which is shortly going to discuss some
question ola educational character, and
closes his letter with this request: 'plesse
write me a short, sharp speech on the sub.
iprkih
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NEw YoRK, Feb. s-Mt. Edward n.
Coleman, President Of the Southern Hail.
way Company, Of 81. Louis, Mo-, died early
this morning at the New York Hotel. lie
had been In bad health nearly q year, but
hopes had been entertained Tor bis feCov.
cry until his ailments became complicated
With erysipelaS and aStenlB. Nj. Cole.
man was q Hstlye Of louisville, KY,
where his family have been prominent
In business and society iOr mere
than iiisy yeatsA Mr.. Coleman was only
81 years old al the time Of bis death. Two
Of Ills brothers, ]. Coleman Of Plttsbutgh
and I. O. Coleman, Of Louisville, were
with him when he. died, The remainI
will be taken 10 Louisville tot ihtetment
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. THE Creole
celebration at the American exposition
to-day was one oithe most brilliant events
Of the season. The weather was pleasant
and Bpiing like. The grounds were In pet.
feet condition and enllSened by Thousands
Of ofeoles from tho ely and State. Hon.
Charles Gayaif, the historian Of louisiana
presided and delivered the opening
speech. Judge Felix PoOhe, Of the State
Supreme Court delivered an historical ad.
dress on "The Ofeoles Of louisiana" and
presented the magnlhcant creole exhibit
10 the Board Of Managers. Mr.. Alexsn.
der 3. Anderson, Commissioner Of Special
Days, responded on behalf Of the e3poAl.
ton
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srRIKEn. STUNT FIRM.
SRuEulnRTy WRrnInGs soAG to Men who are
WOrhiug-Mnsu Meeting Io.Jay.

sGuGuluRTy WRrHIngs scat to Men who are
WOrhiBE-Mmss Meeting IO.bay.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. THE Commercial
Gautle'S Mount Pleasant, Pa, special says;
The strikers held meetings at different
places throughout the coke regions to day
aud decided to march in body to Scott.
dale tomorrow to attend mass meeting.
The week closed yesterday with several
occurrences Of character which shows
the determination and the desperation oi
the strikers. Anumber OF men who have
been working in tho pits received letters
bearing tho inii Inia OF death with collins
and daggers rampant, while tho insCtip.
tton warned them 10 stop work immedi-
ately under penalty Of death. The mis-.
sives were spotted with blood and pre-
sented very sanguinary appearance.
AT noon yesterday about forty strikers
discovered three men loading stock coke
at Boyles' Bridgeport works. The work
men started 10 run when the strikers gave
chase, firing Ut the iuyi'ives and abandon.
ing the pursuit whcu they were satisfied
that the men would not attempt to return
to work.
The night previous when the cars were
run into the Boyle works band Of
strikers armed with guns and revolvers
lay behind the ovens nearly the entire
night to prevent any attempt at resump.
ton OF work. The miners are thoroughly
posted on every movement Of the opera.
tors, being In constant communication
with friends In Pittsburgh.
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/, you were in New York and had a
dollar YOU could buy q bunch Of hot.hOuIe
Asparagus, An eQu'l amount buys two
cqcunben, but not the best, which bring
,r,nsy.ay, cents apiece more. HothouIe
tlyberie, are on the tep Ghelf-it re-
p,ma lu'der and 50 to get at quart q
,,b.m
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rar ESrELlloEScER sympsthizeS with
Congressman Wilson, This newspaper Is
ot.p asked to write essays to be read as
,bs readers own production. The ruPpo-
,eon is that We keep a stat Of able
Writer'S lied up in the back yard to do Gus
COM Kork al short notice.
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alads,On.,s Appointments.

LONDON, Feb. THE following addl.
tional appointments have been made un-
der the new administration: Chancellor Of
the Duchy OF Lancaster, Edward Henage
Lord Chancellor q Ireland, John Marsh |;
Attorney General for Ireland, Samuel
Walker; Solicitor General for Ireland, Mr..
Macdonald; Secretary to the Admiralty,
John T. HILBERT, Under Foreign seCreta.
~, James Bryce; Under Colonial seCre-
tary, Geo. Osborne Morgan Under seCre-
tary for India, Sir U. X. bhuttleworth;
Under Secretary for the Home Depart
r1ent Henry Bronshurst.
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srATRN 1sIANn nnInaE
Being Urged on Congress BsoauaS Of the
Need Of Additional Terminal Facilities,

helng Urged on Congress BSoAuA0 Of the
Need Of Additional Terminal Facilities,
WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-The Senate sub.
committee on the Staten Island bridge
bill, has received a number OF documents
for and against the project, One OF these
10 q brief on flour, jointly by Japyisr I.s
ducs Exchange, and Erastus WimAn. The
statement is made that the prevailing
price Of wheat ianoW, on the average, less
than at any time within one hundred
years. that the imports into Great Britain
from India and Russia in the four months
since harvest amount to II ,000, 900 bushels,
as against II 900 900 in the correspond
ing months OF 1854, while the receipts
in Great Britain from the Atlantic ports
OF the United States were only four and q
half millions, as against twelve millions
for the four months after harvest in 1881,
q decrease for the four months OF 1885 Of
seven and ons-half million bushels. The
remedy suggested for the excessive CON.
petition from India and Russia 10 to en-.
courage Q greater conversion OF wheat into
flour, the facilities for doing which
throughout the United States are OF the
most extensive character; but, owing 10
the poor terminal accommodation at New
York, the business OF handling and ex,
porting flour Is attended with heavy
charges and great embarrassment.
II is claimed that II the Staten Island |
bridge were authorized, largo terminal IA.
cilities would be afforded in the harbor oil
New York. Great encouragement would
follow TO the manufacture OF -four, and |
larger export Of wheat in this shape would
render our competition in European mar
kets much mora successful than under OK,
listing nethods'of exporting raw material,
against which India and Russia can 80
compete.
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TannoryDoutroyOd,

DETROIT, Mlcu., Feb. THE 7IiJun.'t
Grand Haven special says; Metz's tan.
uery, in this city, was burned this morn.
ing. The origin OF FIRE Is unknown. Part
Of the building which contained stock was
saved, but the machinery was badly
damaged. Loss, $S5, 900 TO $4,000; insuf.
ance, $4,000. Forty men are thrown out
otemploSment. The building will be i'm.
mediateIy rebuilt,
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BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The official residence
Of General Albedy, Adjutant General ol
the Emperor, was iorcibly entered by burg.
lars early this morning. The burglars
entered the house at 8 4. N. and after
rihing q cabinet made their way 10 the
chamber OF Madame Albedy. The lady
wakened by their noise alarmed the house.
hold, but tho burglars succeeded in max.
ing their escape, taking with them large
sum Of money and number Of decora.
lions belonging To the General.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. IA Thibo.
deauE special saysi Ata dance ten miles
below here last night T. o. Morris, known
as "CAnada Bill, /" formerly q justice Of The
peaCe, was shot and killed BY lD.yeaf
old boy named Thlbodeaux, who, during
4 quarrel with another party was struck
by Morris. The latter had tie reputation
oI being a notorious bully,
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-, NV ,,i.! !UA'rLE, Dill, Feb. 0,-HarrlsOn
%. Saa william Boutwell,, John psaCham and
S,o'se S's Norris, all cOlorsd, aud Frank
sAylOtd, .., convicted Of larceny at the
%1'slt p"I ~ Y ierm Of court were publicly whip.
y w % Ineit bare backs In the iail yaid
i.,Ssy, iISy, receiving from ave 10 twenty
Ses ,s,a .' gseh' The Thermometer was near
io.o, s,'S, ealIug materially 10 the legal punish.
oi Wv io,sne Snu greatly aggravatlng the process
lS,Satt1 0,tt1ie, The arst man whipped, al.
@sjss usu 39l22 yeaEs ol age, hes been an In.
g S,,S,! q ihe all twenty times for terms
b,sSIs bSI.as from three 10 twelve months, and
~ V'en whipped nearly every Time,
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Nav YoRk, Feb. 1.-The Ice in the bay
is unusually heavy, which causes cOnSid.
cradle delay to terrybOats and other steam
craft and makes the transportation Of
other vessels extremely hASlfdouS. The
steamer Rlalto, Oi the Wilson line, was
forced ashore on the east side Of the ship
channel at 10 o'clock this morning, but Il
is expected that she will loat al the next
hlgl water.
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the part Of the Democrats out there. Mr..
Scots resignation took effect on the LIST
inst, and All. Williams was wasreCommended
by Mr., Camden for appointment early in
January, The cause Of the delay has been
the illness Of the Postmaster General, who
was thereby prevented from forwarding
the recommendation, with his endorse
ment, to the White House,
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TatiH on Wooi,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. B.--The COIN.
mitLse Of the National Academy Of
Science, appointed by Secretary Man.
ming to consider The classification Of wool,
has submitted an elaborate report on the
subject, They find that any ClGsalHCatloha
Of wools for tariff founded on any Of The
phyBical characters named, OF on the
alleged treatment as ''unwashed, wash.
ed" or "scoured, " must oi necessity be en-.
tifely arbitrary, and Ia many cases uncef.
tain and unsatisfactory, A classification
founded on chemical characters, deter
mined by the amount Of actual wool Hbte,
Ii the opinion Of one ol the committee
may DO used as the Ated quantity fol
rating a specific tariff.
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ITi.ytu, the controyerOisllsts, Wo will
not have tho telephone matter hidden
avEyintheunderbrush oIirrelevantthinEs
The Al0ney.General's guilt or innocence
in nothing to do with the validity Of
Tho Bell patents, II we keep in view the
broad distinction between the two We
shall be sbIeto try each case on It's own
msda
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thereto by the unusually low prices. Over
$1,000 tons have been bought by strong
parties, who believe prices cannot 70
lover, The purchase was made at about
40s,, and alter 1t was closed prices ran up
to 40s,, I'd. A large dealer here saws there
are many Montrealers as well as Western
toundrymen in the deal, and that COM
bination Is being formed to "bull" the
market.
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The Mallory Boycott.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb, IA special to
theE'p' from Dallas says; The.merchants
here have been visited bya committee Of
the Knights Of Labor, who explained to
them the cause Of the boycott against the
Mallory Steamship Company, and request.
ed them to withdraw their patronage from
the line. Tho COMMITTEES received from
the majority OF the merchants assurance
ofsupport and sympathy and expressions
OF belief that their cause for complaint
was Just and deserving OF support. Few
OF the merchants were non.committal.
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New YoRE, Feb. 0-The gross earnings
Of the ChicSgo, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha Railroad for the month OF January
were $S9G,00O, q decrease as compared
with the same month last year OF SIS 900,
The gross earnings Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad for the month OF Jan.
uary were 81, ,067, 100, q decrease from tho
same month last year Of $ll3,S3O.
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IpjuncIiOu tIoIuIOd.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 0,-Judge Allison
in theCourt of Common Pleas, to-day re
fused the application OF Matthew yollmsl
for an Injunction against tho Schuylkl
River East Side Railroad Company (B. (
o.; Mr.. Vollmer owns land in the ''neck,
upon which the railroad company wa
about to construct its road, and he asked
the court to restrain IL from doing so.
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ST.. JOINS, Feb. 7.-The British schoon.
or Miller and 'woodman, from New York
for st. John, before reported overdue, has
been given Up iot lost. Il ls supposed the
vessel ioundefed with oil hands In the
gale Of January OH. Three oi the crew
leave large families In 81, John,