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o,NAlLL ELATEp
Over the Passage OF the Arbitration Bill,
ADlSgustSd Democrat,


WAsHINeToN, D, O., April 5,-Chair
man O'Eeill, Of the Labor Committee, Il
much elstsd over the passage Of his arbl
tration bill by the House, but he is mol
entirely satisfied with the manner in
which 1t has been amended, He is being
somewhat severely criticised by members
who have decided views ON the labor
question for accepting the proyiso limiting
the amount OF money to be eXpend-
ed by the Government in taking
testimony, Mr.. 0'Neill agrees that
thousand dollars, which Is all the bill
now grants for any one case, could be ex'
hausted before any conclusion is reached,
II either OF the parties to controversy
should decide that II was 10 their interest
to summon witnesses enough. He defends
his management Of the bin, however, by
claiming that II was his duty TO have the
mes lure passed, and that he did not care
to Incur hostility by opposing amend
thents that could be eliminated in the
Senate.
Representative Grain, OF Texas, Ia out
spoken In his dsnunCiatlon OF limited
appropriation for the payment Of expenses
N cases OF arbitration. He contends that
the officers OF any corporation 80 minded
can exhaust the allowance before they will
admit that they have made their case so
that the arbitrRtors will find themselves
hindered IN making an acceptable ueci'
sion. The power given 70 the Commits
sloners TO limit the number Of witnesses
10 be called is open TO the same objections
y the limit Of an approprlatlon;;, Neither
hr, O'Neill nor Mr., Grain believes that
an Unlimited appropriation will be abused,
ana they have already taken means 70
have their views supported by Senators,
MI o'Neill saioIto'day he could not tell
when the bill would pass the Senate, or
when II would come up Tor action. sena-
Tor Blair will take charge Of the measure
IN the Senate, as chairman OF the Commit
Ees on Education and Labor. Mr: Gram,
Tno ls q member OF tne Oommittee on
LABOR, mas already seen both OIL the eena'
sors from Iexas' ana they Me pleuysu 10
support the Improvement. o. the bill. An;
otler feature, which provides for refusal
70 furnish certain papers, is CharacteriEed
~ weak feature. y was inserted oy In.
iiuence Of Representatives. .otthe.Knlghts Of
LABOR, ana was designed 70 protect the re-
eords oil that organization. A member,
IN discussing the point to-day, said this
was q nice propagation
The railroads could be called upon for
all sorts Of information, but the employees
to reserve certain rights to
themselves. 1t was not fair and II should
not be passed, and he made this criticism
rs q friend OF the laboring man. Every
paper gsrmane 10 the subject under inyes-
igation ought to bs given up by both
lides when called for, and those papers
uot germane would be protected by the
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iitlLi,h Grain r..n..

LONDON, April 6.--Ths Marx Ian, Er.
press In lts review Of the Bfltisb grain
trade during the past week says: Trade in
native wheat In London Is very tptieh ,,e.
pressed. In the provinces the matkstsRre
irregular, The sales Of Enpli6h wheat
during the week were Ol,240 uuattefS Al
tOs bd, against b7,gS3 qIW!ers al 8gs 0i
during the corresponding week Of last
year. Flour was IiaSly delivered, Prices
were maintained, however, owing 70 In.
creased consumption MiRing from scar.
City oi vegetables. Bailey was In buyofs'
laVoh Trade In foreign wheat was With
out feature. Sellers are llrm and buyers
are apathetiC. American mixed corn on
Friday cold at 20Ji hsshs and pea5 are Gd
lower, One cargo arrived, two we're sold,
four were Withdrawn and one remained,
Trade forward is fairly brisk. Several car.
goes ol California wheat brought 35S Cda
3Os per quarter. The market to-day WAC
very sl0M Foreign wheaGs we're iItmIV
held, but the demand was bloH, Oihar
articles we're qulBL but steady, III 'S
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PARSONS, KAs,, April 5,-There has been
no material change in the strike situation
to-day, Early this morning Irons
circular instructing the men to keep
up the strike was found in
conspicuous places and the strikers in
consequence announced that they will not
allow any Knights Of Labor to resume
work, II is said, however, that about 100
men have been re.employed and the
Master Mechanic has announced
that he has all the men engaged he wants,
Seven strikers have been arrested, The
citizens are organizing a law and order
league for the protection OF property,
Militia men are doing faithful work in
moving trains, and 1t is proposed to have
q portion OF them return to their homes in
q day or two.
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MARINE HOSPITAL.
AVERY wAEMTlME1N COMMITTEE
Between Gibson and eFOsVsnOr in Regard
tOitS LOOAton-Opsn Senate sS'siOnS.
Morrison Changes His Mind About
His Blll..Washington News Notes.


Special DlSpGich TO he ENItlligAeer,
WAsHNeToN, D. O., April 5,-Euhtace
Gibson and General Grosyenor Of Ohio,
had very warm discussion in the River
and Harbor Committee meeting over the
location of the proposed Marine Hospital,
Gibson advocated the claims Of Point
Pleasant, and Grosvenor urged that Gal
llpolls was the point best suited, Both
gentlemen are members Of the commit
tee, The argument grew hot and both
the participants allowed their temper to
get the better Of them, No conclusion
was reached by the committee and 1t now
looks as II no action will be taken dur
ring this session.
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A MlsuNp pERsrANntNa,
Secretary Tufnsr, of the Knights OF LAbOr,
nd-AIiihpntAhanhinh,


Corrected d-AIlIAppfahenSioh
NEw YoRK, April 6.-sscretary Turner,
otthe Executive Committee olthe Knights
Of Labor, having stated yesterday in 81.
Lotus that Mr.. Hoxte was not acting in
conformity with the terms Of the agree.
ment entered in at the New York confer.
ence, Mr.. Gould was to-day interviewed
Upon the subject and said 1.-THE stenogta.
piers notes Of the New York conference
show that there was no agreement direct
OF implied, that the company would
take all men back with some comparative.
" few exceptions; on the contrary they
show that not one Of The committee eI.
peCted to take back any inan not needed
OF any who had anything 10 do with dam.
age 10 the property pI the company or oh.
Btructlon ID the running Of its trains,
Mf. Powdetly said II the company would
supply khlm with the names OF the
law breakers they would be expelled from
the order, The whole committee was
very positive that its orders 10 return 10
work would be generally oheyed and a..
serted most positively that those who 10.
fused 10 obey its of9Sts would be pat out
OF the order, aud 10 hse the words oi one Of
the committee, "keht out oi ioteyet,p
A message ifom Mt, HoEle Was read 70 the
Odmh.ltlee, In which he said that only q
portion Of the men formerly employed
would bs required by the company on scj
count Of the reduction IL hualness' CAUSED
by the strike, and because large number
ot men had been employed TO take the
places Of tue strikers who would not be
dlachafked,
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r,,bs,. wand Inn IN Il,lbsd,

NEw yOnE, April S.-Rscorder smyth
called the attention Of tho new Grand
Jury to-day 10 the fact that II ls matter
Of common notoriety that several persons
holding public Offices have been Indicted
for receiving bhbea, but that DO far no
one has been indicted iof bhbing them,
He called the especial attention Of the
Jury TO this fact and expressed the opinion
that the btlbstS were Wofse than those
hSihe1.
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LApoll Nfws NOTES

AT a meeting Of Tie Cabinet Makers
Union at Pittsbutgh, it'wAs decided TO
Hsmand reduction In working hours on
Nay LEI from ten 10 eight hours. The
men who do pieCewofk will demand An
increase Of twenty percent In wages
a Dubois, Pa, dispatch Bayli 1.-THE
S!tlEe In the Fourth District ID likely %
hke q more serious turn BY the middle o.
.le week than heretofore, II 10 reported
MN lhe miners working are loading car.
" operators whose miners are Idle and
lhi9 the strikers o. we'll % those work
% object, Unless this ID stopped w
elneesday every mine now work ing viii
WAN be shut down and II this 10 done
YV"msn will be out Of employment"
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LouisvtLLn, Kto April q. paul Angus.
tine, a Colored deck hand, Of Cincinnati,
and Paul Stanley, q sipsy passenger, from
VlokebuTg, Ml1s, quaffeled on the
boat Thomas Sherlock, near Olovefpoft,
KyY Sunday night, and after receiving
several serious etGbs Stanley shot and
killed Augustine. Stanley leaped Into the
river, swan ashore and escaped, leaving
his vile and children on the boat
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Clean Sweep At stoubsnyllle.


sTEusESyILLE, o., April 5.-The city
election passed of quietly to-day, very lit
tie interest being manifested. The Re-
publicans made q clean sweep Of every.
thing, The next council will be composed
entirely Of Republicans, The Democratic
party here is in badly demoralized state
and attribute 1t to appointments made by
Senator Payne at the recommendation Of
Sixth Auditor McConyille,
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ToRoSro, 0Sr., April 5.-Edward Han.
Ian on hearing Of Beach's challenge TO the
word sent the following telegram.
To W =. tnla.S, editor Of he Mcw, Of fMt
World, London
Post at once 500 forfeit for $500 match
against Beach on the Thames with the
Sl,orttthan.
Hanlan has engagements on this side OF
the Atlantic until July, but will sail for
England about the middle Of that month
The race Il arranged will probably take
place early In september.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5,-Lsst evening
the river checked to a rise Of half an inch
per hour, but later took renewed start
and iJnow coming up psteadilyat the rate Of
an inch per hour, The Kentucky and
Big Sandy have both received an impetus
from tho rains and are pouring in at fear.
tul rate. Along the river front many have
moved out and others are in readiness.
The indications here are for clearer and
warmer weather.
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t,.nnlllnn I.l.harI..

OTTAWA, Or, Aprll6.-A bill has been
introduced in the New Foundland Lesis.
laturs to prohibit the export Of bait. It
is presumed that this bill will alike effect
the United States and French fishermen.
The government steamer Lansdowne sail.
ed from PubniCe yesterday, and from this
time forward will be actively engaged In
warning American fishing vessels Of
Canadian waters. A number Of sailing
cruisers are being selected by the govern.
ment 10 assist The LanBdowhe.
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CINCINNATI, April 5,-The riverreached
50 feet s! inches this morning, and 10 now
reCedlng at the rate Of one.half inch an
hour It was So feet 10 inches at 10
o'clock. The weather remains cloudy and
cool, but no rainfall, There is a swell
coming from the Big Sandy aud Kanawha
rivers, but 1t is not thought 1t will make
the river here higher than II Is now. The
railroads are but slightly embarrassed by
the high water,
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srEruRSyrLLE comes to the front with a
clean Sweep-all Of the Republican candi.
dates for council having been elected.
"PApa" Payns's appointments served to
contribute to this result. The "boOdle
gang" 10 in very bad odor among the
Democrats Of our sister city, and the result
oil Yesterdays election Is intended to EN-
phaszo that feeling.
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HALL, the cause OF the great strike on
lhe Gould Southwestern railroad system,
states his case In this mornings dis
patches, According to his story he seems
i, have been promoted to be sacrificed.
At any rate he is better known to-day than
when he was sinply foreman ofthe repair
chop, Of the Texas Pacific Railway Com.
nsrv
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TuG evRugelists Jones and Small reCeiv'
ed $1,000 piece for their four weeks work
in Chicago. This may at first glance seem
10 be a large sum, but II they have sue
ceeded edinthoroughly convertlngone Chica'
20 man the price paid is small enough,
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Jstiorson LSSsS Frauds,

wAanrSaToS, April 5.-The ctoSs.s1Am.
inALion oi e1.O Councilman shulsr, ot JelIer.
SOnville, Ind, in regard TO alleged corrupt
use Of money Ia securing the improvement
Of the leyee Of Jacksonville, Ind, was
continued BY the House Committed on
Civil sefYce telstm to-day. Tho witness
roileEatedhlg statement that Mayor 9lasa'a
yeaAon iot calling o meeting 10 AhpiopIlate
the 81 900 70 send t1 Washington was be.
eAuea his salary % Mayor had been cul
down $500. Mayor Glass also used very
hard language toward MI. Wardef Al thSl
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Tho Plnnd in .ren,,0s.nn.

CHATTANOOGA, April 5.-The river Is
falling rapidly. Heavy rains throughout
East Tennessee have again raised theriyer
above and will probably have the effect Of
keeping up the river here at It's present
height for two or three days. Boats are
running regularly now in connection with
the East Tennessee, Virginia ( Georgia rail.
road and with tho Cincinnati Southern.
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m. t,oni t1n,nnt.

NEW YoRk, April 5.-The presidents Of
the several coal companies held meet.
ing Of the Pennsylvania Coal ConpAny'S
Office to-day for the purpose Of arranging
the percentages Of coal each company
shall mine during The Comingyear, The
discussion was chiefly over the percentage
which should be allowed the Pennsylyania
company. President Roberts demanded
more than The g,50O,00O toms allowed his
company last year. The output for the
year was hxed al 966O0,0Q0 tons, an In.
crease Of neatly million and q half tons
nVaf lAhk VaAt
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ANOTHER FLOOD
coMINeINTuEKANAwHAvA11Ex
The GAulsy aud New River, RlSInE-ChAr.
lesion Preparing for Another Iauuda,
tlOn-sItuatioH In the Lower Ohio
valIsy-A Flood Anticipated.

cHARLEsToS,lW, Va, April 5.-During
the past forty.eight hours a steady rain
has fallen, swelling all the small streams
and resulting in rise in the Kanawha
and Elk rivers which will, it is feared,
place the stage of water above the last rise.
Government reports i4om the Gauley
and New rivera show q rise coming which
will inuudate the greater PORTION OF this
city, The residents OF the lower part Of
the city are busy removing their house.
hold ELECTS to places Of safety.
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Tho River At Lo ulsyllls.

LousvILLE, KY, April 5.-The river is
rising slowly, three-quartera Of an inch
an hour, and the canal guage represents
81 feet. The Big Sandy is reported re.
ceding above Cattlettsburg, but heavy
snow has been falling in that region since
noon and there will be another rise.
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onANaEn HIS MIND.
Morrison viii Not Rsport the TarIi Bill tc
tho House as EEpected.

Morrison viii Not Rsport the TaFin Bill to
the House rs Inspected.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Colonel AIorri.
son has changed his mind, and did not
report the tariff bill to the House to-day.
BY his order the bill, together with the
Hewitt administrative measure, will be
printed at the Government Printing Office
and the whole submitted to the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means again at It's
meeting on Tuesday.
During the discussion OF the bill in the
committee on Saturday, Major Mckinley
made o motion to incorporate in the bill
a section restoring the wool tariff OF 1867
instead oil putting 1t on the free list, but
the motion was promptly voted down by
the free trade majority Of the committee
as II II were the height OF impudenCe for
q member OF Congress to suggest such a
thing. Morrison Is understood 10 have
given up the idea Of having the tariff bill
considered in the near future, and will not
try TO get II up for a month or more. He
hopes that some Of the appropriation bills
will be gotten out Of the way 80 that Il
will not be charged up against him that
he Ia obstructlng the work proper Of the
House, and prolonging the season.
An effort will be made by those opposed
10 the bill to keep II from being consider.
ed, but the real test Ia not expected at
that time. There are always members
who will vote for the consideration OF the
bill 80 as to afford an opportunity 10 get
in their prepared speeches on the subject,
aud though they may be opposed 10 the
measure, they will favor having II consid.
cred. The real test will come when the
general debate closes and the House enters
upon the discussion Of the bill by sections.
At that time d motion will be mRdo 10
strike ont the enSCting clause, and all
who believe the present bill to be what 1t
really 10, q menace To the hest interests
Of The country, will vote for the motion.
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soup optlmist sends in note, quoting
an Old sdage, Snow in April is the poor
mans fertilizer" Recent experience tends
n N. conviction that April SHOWS are de.
Vices Of the Evil One to induce profanity,
And they never fail,
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BRulsEL', April DAT ohatlefOi today
a number Of strikers who were engaged IN
The recent riots were sentenced 10 tetms
oilmPtiSosment ranging from . months 10
b years. Ten thousand operatives aFs 6liil
on . sttike, but II Ia e1peolVd Chat many
will resume work Tomorrow,
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About Politics,

CiSclSSArt, o., April 5.-At the polls
Of precinct A, Fourth ward, this alter.
noon, Peter sselly aud Mike Hays had an
alteCatlon, which resulted In Hays flflpr
several ehots, One bullet pierced Akeily 3
arm and another struck John Murphy in
the hip. Neither lnen ID dangerously
hurt, The quarrel was about politics,
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Wost virginia Personal,

6PeIllE UFId7cN 70 nc INtIIIVflceT'
WASHINGTON, D. o., April 5.-HoE
Woods, Of Philippi, son Of Judge Samuel
Woods, Is in the city.
Ool. Ran. Stalnaker, OF Wheeling, and
Attorney Barlow, OF Charleston, are reg
isLered at the National.
Senator Kenna has recovered from his
recent attack Of illness and was in his seat
to.day.
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GUERNSEY COUNTY
Republican As Usual, Only Little More So,
Large Gaius Reported.

177V1FI7 4VT7I7VlIV " w 4IIIIEIll1IlltT'
oANBHDGE, o., April 5.-Everything
Is Republican out here in Guernsey as
usual, only a little more so. Judging by
the results in Cambridge, town and town.
ship, the Republicans mean to express
the severest condemnation Of Democratic
fraud and forgery aud their abiding
faith in Republican principles. The Re.
publican ticket in Cambridge was elect
ed without a loss by big majority and
the whole Republican city ticket with
but two or three exceptions, The indica,
tons are that the party lines have been
closely drawn over the county with Re.
publican gains, About one hundred pro-
hibition votes were cast,
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Tng Eastern war situation looks ugly.
Greece will not listen to kindly advice,
Turkey is undecided, Prince Alexander is
stubborn aud Russia with q hungry NAV
looks on in complsCenCe, anxious to gulp
down everything in sight.
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on the east side Of the river, and which
occasioned considerable surprise and un-
easiness among the railway officials, oc-
CARED this morning, when the Chicago
and Alton switchmen struck. They say
they will not 60 back TO work until the
trouble between the railroads and their
employees shall be settled.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-Dr. Hamilton
said to-day that there ia a marked i'm
provement in Secretary Manning's condl.
tion and that he is better to-day than he
has been sincs his attack. He added,
however, that his recovery will be- slow
and tedious and II may be some time be.
lore he can safely be pronounced entirely
ont Of danger,
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TnrnaturaI gas companies have thewRys
oi peopIe who mean business, The West
Virginia Company will begin work as soon
as possible, and the action Of the Board Of
Commissioners yesterday removes the last
nhstscle from their way.
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Quiet al ISan,as CITY.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, ApdlS S.-Alllsq quiet
10 The Missouri Pacific yards. II is re.
ported that a number Of strikers returned
y work at the Cypress yards In West
hansas to-day, but Il 10 not ascertained
0i Labor,
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Republican Success At IpdIannpolls,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 5.-The township
election to-day resulted in the choice Of
an entire Republican ticket by about 700
majority. Two years ago the Democrats
were successful by nearly 1000,
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m Clnelsis,i Elee,lss,.

CISClSNAgt o., April 6-ons hundred
and ioItysthfee precincts show a mpIotity
Of 300 Tor Eshelby, Republican. The re-
malning twenty-five precincts, II 10 estl.
mated, will increase bis malotily,
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waiting Iof a Change.

CoSsrASrtSopLR, April s.-1t is learned
from Official sources that the Powers are
awaiting probable changes In the Greek
ministry before finally deciding 10 insti.
tute naval oheraLions against Greece,
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M SIl..l.l. No. -. ~

WAlHiSaroN, D. O, April 5.-1n The
contested election case Of Campbell yS.
Weaver Of the Sixth Iowa district, the
HOusO Election Committee decided by a
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Printers strike,

jAcxsoSvttLE, FLAY April o. -rheprint-
't' in the Timtt. Union, Ernin0 Herald
and Morning Nets offices struck tonight
lot an advance 10 % cents q thousand ems.
The ptoptietorS refused the advance aud
nave declared their offices non.union.
They will publish hali.sheeLs tomorrow.
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RopubIIoau vIotory 81 AIannIprtoa.

Special DspaieA 10 NE MtSlliqescer
MANNNGToN, W. VA, April 5.--At the
borough election held to-day, the Repub-
licau dnti.liCense ticket was elected over a
fusion Of Mugwmps, Democrats and pro.
hibitlonlsts, by decided majority.
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Tux story of a conspiracy among the
,osmbers oi the Irish Land League tend.
ms 10 overthrow Paruells influence is
,olhortlvely denied.
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party vote in favor Of Weaver, the sitting
member. An extension Of time has been
granted to the parties to the case Of Page
ys. Pierce, Of Rhode ISlSud, to collect ad-
ditional evidence,
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STANLEY has done a great deal Of dis
,,,edus in Africa, but it remained for
Dn,h to discover stanley's mother, who
i,,1d to have recently died in Wales.