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WAsuISaToS, Feb. 4.-Mr. Risley and
MIR, Bliss, representatives Of the Red"
line, addressed the Committee on Post.
offices and Post Roads in favor OF larger
compensation for carrying the Venezuela
mails. They desired a contract giving the
company $4,000 annually for ten years
for carrying the mails instead Of the csm'
psnsation heretofore allowed, which vas
Rbout 81, 900 per annum.
Mr.. Risley said the company carried
about $1,000 letters per trip. When the
company stopped carrying mails for the
Government 1t notified its patrons that II
they would stamp their letters it would
carry them over for nothing as a matter OF
courtesy. On the next trip alter the
mails Of the Government were declined
their steamer carried 10 600 letters while
the British Gamer, which carried the
United States mailP, had but nine letters
on board
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I'nRRR ia no abler or more jealous
champion of the administration than the
New York TEu,,; but though the Times
desires the validity Of the Boil telephone
patents 10 be tested, II is not able to en-
totso the acceptance Of Pan.Electrlc stock
hy Garland, Harris and the other Demo-
ttttic statesmen. Nothing said by the
opposition press is sharper than this
Al the tune Mr.. Garland aud Mr. Harris
received these gifts oi stock aud lent theit
names 10 Mr.. llOgetB they were Senators
Of the United States. The henor and
dignity Of that great Office should content
any man. by their lalllanno with
R)gerss wildcat venturta those two senR'
lors showed that they had az little sense
q official dignity aud pfoptiely as q New
York Alderman.
The business was unworthy Of them,
and when Rogers approached them With
Me Insulting oilers and entiCemetts they
should have haid, "Get thee behind the
Salah, Ns Mr., Hewitt and Mr. Cox did
The course Of The two latter gentlemen
Nas manly and sensible, The course Q
senator's Garland aud Harris was weak
dangerous, and not honorable. And nov
mat Mr. Garland has become the chile
nW officer Of the Government and con
hnues TO hold his telephone stock, hI
must not complain II public Censnle grow
SNAPPER day by day until the resistance 0
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WINTERS BLANKET
SPREAD ALL OVER THE LAND
New York City Experiences the worst SNOW
Storm in Many YSArS-Ths SNOW Glad
sunny sOuth"-TraVsl Greatly I'm.
pSdsd by the Big Driiti.

New YORK, Feb, 4.-The snow storm
that swept down on the city yesterday in
the true western style continued with lit
tie abatement all night, 1t isl regular
western blizzard and is undoubtedly the
worst storm New York has experienced
since 1889, the winter Of the Park row fire.
The streets are being rapidly filled with
snow and the street cars are pulled along
the buried rails with great difficulty by
the double teaming Of horses, What adds
to the difficulties Of the situation Is a
strike upon the Broadway and South sv.
enue railroad, the Broadway surface
railroad the Sixth avenue railroad and
the Fourth avenue railroad. No cars have
left the stables OF the several companies
since an early hour this morning. As q
result the cars of the Elevated railroad
have been crowded to a dangerous extent
all the morning. Many business men
have been compelled to walk down town
to their offices. All mails are delayed, Cd.
peCally those from the South and Wts.
The Boston mails were only an hour be-
hind time, Some Of the mails have not
yet been heard from,
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PlrrsBuaGu, Feb. AIN consequence Of
the almost total stoppage Of the supply Of
coke number Of blast furnaces have al
ready been banked up, and II the strike
lasts two weeks longer It Is expected all
except two furnaces in this district will
have 10 suspend operations.
Lucy furnace No. 2 was chilled a week
ago and No. has inst closed down. The
Douglass furnace al sharpsville, and the
New CASTLE furnace at New castle, have
also banked their tires. Several other
furnaces In the Mahoning and shenango
Valleys have few days supply on hand,
but tinlesu there is resumption Of work
In the coke regions very soon they will be
banked down lor an indefinite period.
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AMnn Of Fnllh Rewarded.

Special Dlspaich % ne INltlItQtlotF,
WASHINGTON, D, o., Feb. 4,-The name
Of George H, Flagg was to-day sent to the
Senate to be Postmaster at oharleStownr
West Virginia. Mr.. Flagg had no opposI.
tion for tile place. A Charlestown Demo.
crat told me tonight that Flagg had his
petition in circulation at the polls on eleC-
sion day in November, 1881, and secured
the signatureOf every Democratic voter in
CharleStown, thus taxing time by the fore
lock and cutting of all opponsnts. lie
had great faith In Cleveland's election,
and when it was too late others who
would have applied for the office realized
they had endorsed another man at a mo.
nent when they felt sure OF Blaine's eleC.
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AN NUNGn1rEFUL' son
squAndors His Mothers wealth and then
ForgeS usr Name.

squAndors His Mothers Wealth and then
ForgeO Hsr NAme.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 4.-Dstective
Reeves erriyedin this city to-day with Ed.
ward Crowl who was arrested at Nswburg,
N. Y. There arc several charges Of iotg.
sry pending against Crowl here. Several
years ago thV young mans father died,
leaving o handsome fortune End q good
business in the hands Of his wife. Mrs.
Croyl entrusted the management OF the
busincsr 70 Edward. He speculated in
stocks and used h;p lnothers money,draw.
inp Il from the bank without her knowl.
edge, In June, 1884, she discovered that
lie had squandered about 100000,
which sue hkd placed on deposit, and that
lila business was ruined. Very title was
saved from the wreck. Crowl disappeared
iuM after the exposure. Suits were re-.
GENTLY begun ssainst Mrs. Grow TO re-.
cover on notes held by several banks. She
net up the plea that they were lofgerleg
and wslyqnts were issued for Edwatds'
arrest, -Four waTrantC we're served on
CtoWl to-day. Tho aggregate value Of the
notes alleged 10 have been forged thus far
presented In Corrt is over 100000. Ball
Was fixed at $24 900 and tie prisoner jailed.
Crowl refuses to say anything about the
Hh6as
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Ksrt nIa Word.

CRsrtEtp, Mn, Feb. 4.-Tuesday night
a German, known only as George, was
arrested for some slight onense. On the
way to the lookup he declared that II con.
fined oil night he would burn the houDs
and himself. Yesterday morning the
house, a small frame structure, was found
10 have beell entirely destroyed by fire,
and among the ashes were the remains ol
the unfortunate man. He had evidently
set ate to the place some time during the
niVht
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GOVERNMsNr "LABJnERs." :"
\ Good u .ksou s"mt OF .hU,s WHO ltld
Light Positions.

\ GOod j Ike ou s"ms OF IhuSe WHO Held
Light PosltionL
WAsnSH1nN, Feb. There are forty
uames borne ON the rolls Of the Treasury
Department as "laborer.p Durlrg the
snow Rtorm yest,rlay, however, it was
found that there were only about ten
available for cleaning the snow of the
payements around the building. They
we're unequal to Ille task and the superin'
tendeut applied to Assistant Secretary
smith for assistance. Mr.. Smith called
iofthc roll and learning that q large ma
lority Of the employees Class,l led as "la'
borers" were engaged in clerical ard other
light duties authorized the Superinten
lenttO call on all Of them who were found
physically able 10 GsBist In the work. The
result was that about Thirty men started
on the sidewalks this morning aud soon
had them Cllar Of snow.
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ANNAroLlg, MD9 Feb. 4.-ln The Senate
yesterday Mr.. shriyer, Of Carroll county,
introduced a bill toincorporate the Amerl.
can College Of the roman Catholic church
Of tile United States. The inCorporators
are Archbishops Gibbons, Of Baltimore,
Ryan, OF Phlladelphis, Corrigan,t ,toi New
York, and Williams, OF Boston. The OBJ.
jeCt Of the college is the education Of
young men Tor the ministry Of the Catholic
church. The principal office Is 10 be in
Baltimore.
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pirrsuuRam, Pa, Feb. Ain the case
Of the Mercantile Trult Company and
others against the rittsburgh 4 Western
Railroad Company, In the United States
Circuit Court to-day, a decree was made
authorizing James Gallery and John w.
Chaliant, receivers, 10 pay the $2g,3@4
found 10 be due the PlLlsbufgh and Teledo
Dispatch Company for the use Of its cars,
The receivers were also ordered 10 borrow
the amount on the receivers certificates.
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EHESa Louisville newspaper addresses
Itself to the genius Of Mary Anderson we
always took tor line writing and are never
disappointed. We are, therefore, not sur.
pised to learn from the Courier Journal
that "it has remained for the artistic
atmosphere in which she lived in London
tOmOdente her inherent greStness to q
point where her art is well.nigh per feet"
What we want to know is, What business
had the smoky atmosphere Of London %
inSerier, in any way, Upon any pretext'
Slll Mics Andenon's inherent great
nss2' II may be doubted whether this
atmospheric pressure has served good
purpose.
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CmoAuo; Feb, 4,-AndreW HSlsht one
Of the oldest and bpss- known cl'cul men in
this county, liOs4ns stats Of helpleSSnesl
Al the Briggs tloute, stricken with paraly.
al and his life is almost despailed oil lie
arrived here from Cleveland Saturday
morning, and while walking from tho
LELAND Hotel 10 the Briggs HOuse, In eop'
pSny with Mr.. i, u, Colvln, ol New York,
be was BlrlCken'doWn on CLARK street. OPP
poeite the court house. NJ. OOlyin sup
ported him the Rriggg House, where he
has since remained. He has not spoken
Of moved d muscle since tile stroke.
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PREMIER'S P0LICY.
ATTITUDE TOWARDS mELAND,
Gladstone Makes HIS Position PLAIN In Hi,
Addro'S to the YotSr' of MidlOthlan-HS
Wants to Get at the Root OF the Dl..'
treSs In Erin-FOrOigu News SotsS.

LONDON, Feb, 4.-Mr, Gladstone will to.
morrow issue his election address to the
voters OF Midlothian, giving the elements
o!the policy upon which he asks his con.
slituents to return him TO the House OF
Commons, to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the fact Of his accepting olllcs, ln this
the Prime Minister will state that the
new government will institute Rn inquiry
into the entire land question in Ireland,
and into the question whether thele
exists any necessity ior the introduction
Of any specially coerCive measures in
legislation for the Irish people. But the
main policy Of the government, the al.
dress will declare, shall be to endeaVor 10
reach the source and seat Of the mischief
generally admitted existent in that
country. The following is one Of the
sentences contained in the address, ard
one which indicates pretty plainly the
outlines o. tho Irish policy decided upon
by Mr. Gladstone: "Although the ditii-
Culties OF the task make 1t impossible TO
anticipate success with confidence, we
shall draw comfort from the knowledge
that We are engaged in a great work Of
peace"
The Neps interprets, the manifesto TO
mean that Mr., Gladstone intends 10 deal
With the Irish questions In the order in
which he has mentioned them. II thinks
that the scheme will secure the unani.
NOUS support Of the Liberals, which the
Conservatives cannot with deCency on.
pose, and willalmost certainly support the
measures for the establishment Of order
aud the reform OF the land law,
The NeIVs adds, that II Mr.. Parnell really
has the welfare OF bis country at heart he
will have an opportunity 10 evince his
patriotism, but II he obStruCts the com
pletion Of Mr.. Gladstone's scheme, Par
lament will in turn refuse to repeal the
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An Intettupied al0Irh RMe!

BurLRA, PA. Fob. 4.-shortly after
noon to-day the nOtthLound train on the
shenango \ Allegheny railroad ran into a
sleivh containing Christian piubehspeOb,
me- wife and 40 unknown lady, terribly
iniurinR all three aud demollbhing tue
RleiVh, DaubenspeCk was rendered IN.
Sensible aud hhs not yet been revived, lie
Mi probably die. Both ladies HEe 80 se.
tlSusly hurt that their recovery Is doubt
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plrrsBuRoH, Pa, Feb. 4--FeSrg are en-
tettainsd Of q general strike at the sharps'
Vile furnaces. The employees claim thai
thoy we're promised q raise In wages BY
their employers as soon as an advance Ia
their market was insuted. Although Iron
has gone up no iulBllment Of the promise
has been made, aud Unless the advance Ia
given, they say they will strike when the
present orders are worked up,
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Ollie CoUi ia nilohigau.

DETROIT, Feb. 4.-The cold weather has
continued to-day with slightly increased
intensity. Last nigh! 1t reached 10 below
in the suburbs and o. below asro was re.
corded near the river, while lie sigma
service minimum temperature was 2O' be.
low. Out in the State tho mercury has
nowhere yentuEed to show ilsell above
zero, the figures recorded being Nom aIew
degrees below near there to ~ below al
Choboygan. Tonight at S o'clock the
signal service Office reported ~ above
with indications for cooler time than
was enjoyed last night,
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Met with Small suCUess.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 4.-Thc Com.
mittees from the Knights Of Labor con.
tinupd their visits among the business
houses to-day, requesting the Withdrawal
Of their patronage from the Mallory line,
They received, however, no more ehCour.
agethent from the retail firms than they
did from the Wholesale houses. II is said
that the business men OF the city have
united In pledge to support tile Mallory
NnmnanY.
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TORONTO, Feb. 4,-Falr, cold weather
continues throughout Canada. The TEN.
perature varies in Ontario from 4 to 35'
below zero, and in Quebec from IL to 2OO
below. In New Btnnswick It is from ~
above to " below, and In Nova Scotia
from s. u 1T' above. The weather is
moderating in the extreme northwest
provinces and is 220 above In Alberta, but
continues very cold In Manitoba,
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CnicA0o, Feb. 4.-1'hs residence Of
Judge John D. Cation, oil the north Blull,
at Ottawa, Ills, caught FIRE about mid.
night and burned TO the ground. There
was none Of the family at home, but the
servants had narrow escapes from being
burned 10 death, Judge Cation thought
the total loss would atnount 10 $4,000, on
which there is bat S0,n0O insntanGe.
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CINCINNATI FRAUDS.
Clerk Dalton D'lIAnI-A Witness DISClOHsS
Important Matters.

important mnNeIs'
CISclNNArI, Feb. 4.--The House Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections resumed
their investigation Of alleged fraud at the
last elections in this county to-day,
County Clork Dalton refused to allow tue
Committee to have the returns photo.
graphed, by which process II was intended
to prove the seven line forgery. One mem
Der Of the committee favored putting Mr.,
Dalton under arrest forthwith for con-
tempt, hut 1t was decided to summon him
before the House which assemblies next
Wednesday.
j, b. suueble testified that Charles W.
Heron, member Of the Board Of Publir
Works, called at his house In carriage
and after inviting him to take ride said
he came from John Il. Mclean and offered
him $500 to stay away from the polls on
election day, as it was their intention to
carry ward Twenty.threc, Of which wit.
ness is councilman.
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A who'd FimIl, rro., ,,l,

KAssAs Clry, Feb. 4.-The Tiaa' lin.
'cplp, Neb., special VsySl Advlees from
Geneva state that the bodies ol
q man, woman and six children were
found frozen stiff on the prairie
near Oberlln, Kansas, yesterday, They
are supposed 10 ba q man named
l.smmoh and his family, who started
in an emigraut wagon for 0berlin
Just before the recent blizzard and have
not been heard from since. A brother ol
Lennon has gone to oberlin to identify
tha hnHiaa
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BLATlMoRt, Mn, Feb. 4.-.The snow
which began to fall at o'clock yesterday
morning continued up TO II O'Clock "a. day.
The fall was about seventeen inches, the
heaviest since 1866. Trains from every
direction arc delayed and the navigation
Of the Chesapeake bay and It's tributaries
was entirely suspended. The wind has
changed to the northwest and the snow Is
drifting badly in exposed sitgstionE,
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The Attack on Orawrard'a Comm aud.

WAsHISoroN, D, O., Feb, At is be-
lieyed in tn. War Department that the
killing Of Captain Crawford by Mexican
troops was the result Of an accident and
that the Mexlcans fred GU his command
under the impression that they were
hostiles. The statement that the United
States troops had stock in their possession
at the time Of the attack, which had been
stolen in the vicinity, is explained by
Lieutenant ManE's report, that they had
Just captured it from the hostile Indians,
II IL alto explained that Captain Crawford
was unable to show the identity OF his
command at the outset OF the firing by the
Mexicans, because Of his ignorance OF the
nature Of the attack and the general de-
moralization which 1t caused.
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IT mus! have gone hard with those
Treauury clerks who were made to shovel
SNOW because they are borne on the rolls
@lsboreu. Their little hands were never
made for such work. The laborerO' roll Ii
amildlcaSe Of obtaining money under
false pretensss. 1t was go under Republi
Eau administralionsand itremAinSBo now
1.-THE men are not needed as laboreri
there is no authority TO employ them
Some Of The duintiest men in Washington
are rated as laborers-but they never tel
AnybOdy about II.
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wAsnlSdroS, Feb. l.-Ths uhlsi Signal
OIOCOr hes written letter 10 the secte'
taty Of War in nsxplanatiOn oi the Accounts
Of The Signal Service recently Issued by
the ascohd Comptroller Of the Treasury
General HaGeu says that most Of the ex'
psndltuEeS In question we're made BY hil
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CHICAGO, lLlS,, Feb. 4,--Eighteen firms
Of fruit preservers in Cincinnati, Indiana.
polls, Peoria, II. Louis and Chicago were
represented at meeting held here yester.
day for the purpose Of forming an assoCia.
ton similar 10 those OF other lnanuiaCtur.
Ing industries. Tho objects sought are
the regulation Of prices and the modihca.
ton Of the classification Of the goods by
the railroad companies.
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TnE cIergymen of Atlanta insist thai
prohibition Is not iuj juriug the business o.
that city, The Atlanta correspondent ol
Tie New York Times insists that general
business has been injured, that sundry
lirms are preparing to leave there, and
that the city revenues for the year will be
seriously impaired. 1t Is an interesting
t,ht As Il Atands,
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CISclNNArl, Feb. 4.-Mayor Smith this
evening proclaimed that he had taken
charge Of the Police Department Of this
city pending the selection Of Police Com.
missioners to oil the vacancies caused by
the removal by Governor Foraker yestef-
day Of Messrs. Hawkins, Reisan Stevens
This eyenipg Superintendent Of Police
Hudson asserted that the force would rec
ognizs only the Commissioners. To-laor-
row morning the Mayor will mako for.
NAL demand for the control Of the De.
partment. The matter will undoubtedly
be thrown into court and there decided.
Both sides favor peaceful solution OF the
dinlculty.
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AN A0RNAAleNrA Ar LAST.
rhs Ohio senate Z rsss to InysGtiENte Its
fraudulent siGplbSrS.

fhs Ohio Senate ~ rsbs TO InysAtigAte Its
fraudulent sioplbOr'.
CoLuAuUs, o. Feb, 1.-The Conference
Committee and CauCuses OF the Senate
factions have agreed upon a report which
was adopted by tho Senate in the form OIL
resolution this afternoon. 1t pro.
vldes for a sub committee from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections to
proceed at once 10 Cincinnati, make full
investigation and report evidence and
findings to the Senate within reasonable
time. All matters rslatingto the contest
ed cases In the Senate are delayed till the
subcommittee reports oil the investiga.
tion.
90 to Cincinnati tomorrow and will com.
mence the taking OF testimony on Sat.
urday. Its expected that the committee
will require about three weeks 10 com.
plete tho work and make a report to the
Senate on the Hamilton county contested
Cageg
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llowLR,, who assaulted Constable
Books, hit the wrong man. The 'Hquir
was the man llowley was looking for, Il
lie had to hammer somebody, for 1t wa'
The Squire who ordered the offending no.
tics posted on Howley's door, The con-
stable was only Opeying orders which, it
must be said, were not wisely given. Th'
.uHlciency otthe bond ought to have been
looked into before the bond was accepted
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GALVESTON, TExAs, Feb. 4.--The United
States grand jury yesterday returned true
bills against tile fout Deputy Sheriff. from
Hill county, who on Monday nikht beat
the conductor Of Mis40url Pacific pas.
BehgeT train, tefroriEed the passengers
and inlerietted With the running Of the
train. They are charged with ObStructihg
the mailg.
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Special Drpaich ~ The IHitl!iDeleer.
SrRupESVILLE,F Feb, 4,-Ed, Lockhard, q
young lad about II years old, attempted
suicide to-day by taking "Rough on Rats
In a glass OF cider, but fortunately he took
an overdose and will recover, Remorse Vi
having stolen ring, and being discovered
led to the act, Before taking it he tried
to induce his younger brother to take hall
with him,
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TonoSro, oSr, Feb. IA toboggan,
With man and three women aboard, was
started on It's passage down the slide here
yesterday afternoon before II was noticed
that The gate near the bottom was closed.
The.tobuggan struck the obstruction with
terrific force. One wOnlatB skull was
crushed, and the other women were
frightlully cut about tbs head. The man
ESCAPED injury.
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If It be true rlat the President has
,,t,pey.lisnetal Garlands resignation,
!, onoht not to take him long to place Mr.
G,rlSnG :; "I where he may devote his time
and talent exclusively to the telephone
I"siUess, N in which he is sort OF expert
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ATlAstl, Ga, Feb. The epClssias-
teal court oi the Episcopal Church which
las been In session here trying ReV. James
q. Armstrong, rector Of 81. Phillips parish
Adjourned last night, The evidence ls all
IN and The arguments concluded. The
couit has only 70 make up ils decision
which will DO donHtA soon as the evidence
car be written out and examined,