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plrrsDURon KNOCKS CANTON OUT.

Canton played her first game yester-
day on the home ground. The Pitts
burgh League team was pitted against
her and had an easy walk.over. The
same clRbs play again to-day. As Can-
ton has had 10 practice, her easy defeat
was anticipated. Morris pitched fine
hall for Pittsburgh, and Pcchincy did
fairly well for the home team, but was
not supported as he should have been.
gnnra,
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Coluap,A, $. G., April 1.-THE libel
suit OF General Edward McCrady, OF
Charleston, against DR.. I. G. Robertson
Of this CITY, was begun here in the com
mon nleas Yesterday. McCrady is one
eithe most prominent lawyers in the
State and leading public man. Robert
NON islikcwise prominent man and large
C,ttOn merchant. They had disagree
mcnt about law suit, and last winter
Robertson, in an open letter, charged
WcCrady with having lied, and called
him IA knave and n scoundrel. The suit
il for $1,000 damages.
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Tho nntlleld.NreCox Cn.es.

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WAstlNGrox, D. c., April l7.-Eus-
tace Gibson submitted a motion in writ
ing to-day to the Supreme Court asking
that the uatGeld.McCoy habeas corpus
cases be advanced on the docket. Tx
Governor Proctor Knott, representing
Kentucky, was present and assented.
Knott said to the INTELLIGEScER CORES.
pondent afterward that the eases will
probably be set down for argument next
Monday.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 17.-Mr.
Mills, of Texas, moved to-day that the
House go into Committee of.the Whole,
for the consideration OF the tariff bill.
No opposition was made to the motion
and it was carried without adivision,
Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois, assuming the
chair. Mr.. Mills opened the ball.
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ST, LOUIS, April l7.-By the burning
of the house OF D. A. Hoffman who
lived near Jackson, No., Saturday three
OF his children lost their lives and
Hoffman and three other children were
badly burned. From the stories Of the
children the people believe Hoffman
set the house on fire with the intention
Of destroying himself and his whole
fouily
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BERLIN, April l7.-According to tho
North German Gazette, Boulangcr's eiec-
tion means a protest against Republican
mistakes, but it by no means implies
that the electors give Boulanger carte
blanche. Tho GdsCte says: "Much will
depend upon whether in the leading cir
cles the lesson given is taken to heart.
II it is the Boulangerist idea will die MS
fast as it grew"
Other German papers show moro
alarm, while militaires and diplomats
look upon Boulangcr's election with
grave suspicion.
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aht SnteILtgenter.
5;ss. So.. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street:


a. rankling and his physicians
,lE, M,' y GOOD fight against death, but
,Ius ,and which from the first seemed in.
',.i,,IIs 'nS y has come. In his last hours OF
vt' ~, and suffering Mr. Conklins had with
n!,a ,I'Y the the sympathy Of Vle country and its
' SINCERE desire for his recovery,
S,1, Ttose who knew Mr.. Conkling know
i" i,Io has taken with him to the grave
.,',' .%a disappointment Of an unsuccessful
noli,ical ,,' career. He staked high and
Po,'" Ilo hclieycd himself capable OF
.r,,' leadership in the Nation which for
'',t, .'.'s WAS accorded to him in his own
",a," and he felt that his party was un-
,,,,tc ,.atciul that it did not see'as he and his
Intimate friends saw.
'" Gnt leadership requires abundant
sympathy, the power to attract men by
s9mrthinr more than forensic TALENT the
iacnlty 10 perceive when the leader must
s"lnit TO be led and the polite sense to
snhmit. the grace to get along well with
,aon Of less brilliant parts whom fortune
or public favor may place in positions oil
honor and command.
# was because Mr.. Conkling lacked
those essential attributes OF the real
leader that his political light went out,
M more to shine, in the early days Of
otp,csiIcnt ',G GarGeld's Administration.
SIr, Conkllng's place in history will be
thot of man OF brilliant oratoriea' gifts,
imperious will, sterling integrity and
hjrb patriotism, who narrowly escaped
heiuy a leader of men and so was baked
in his honorable ambition to reach the
HIGHEST positionin the Republic. Ofsuch
a man It is sad to say that he leaves no
nIoce in the national Counsels to betilled.
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huntington Engineer SIobbed.

AURORA, ILL.,, April l7.-F. G. Perry,
one Of the new Burlington engineers,
was set upon by crowd Of roughs last
night. He drew his revolver and fired,
seriously wounding Chris Hester, one
OF the strikers. Perry was arrested.
The Burlington company complains that
sufficient police protection is not given
its men here.
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men who own flocks or are employed
in their care, and by working this ruin
Il would diminish the supply OF cheap
and healthinl animal food now furnished
by wool growers to the mining and
manufacturing laborers Of the country.
II would also render production OF
American tin plate and cotton ties i'm
possible by placing these articles on the
free list with wool,
By the transfer OF these and other
products Of coal and iron ore to the free
list and by reducing the duties on steel
rails, structural iron, and many other
forms OF iron and steel, sufficiently to
withdraw protection from them and
permit foreign producers to flood our
markets, 1t would, though it main.
tained existing duties on coal and iron
ore, close n majority Of the bituminous
coal fields and ore banks which are now
giving profitable employment to hun,
dreds OF thousands oi laborcrs, not only
| in Northern States, but in the South
and turn them adrift without prospect
Of employment elsewhere than in cottor
and corn fields.
Coming to the subject Of the surplus
Mr.. Kelly said; would so legislate OF
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r,,O w,np,Icd Jyntchmnn Dies.

CmcAoo, April 17.-Daniel Brassel,
the Chicago & Alton watchman, who
was shot April 8, by tramps, who were
attempting to steal ride, died at the
county hospital at 3;35 o'clock this
morning. Brassell's companion, @. L,
Kreigh, was killed almost instantly and
the assailants jumped from the rear ol
the car and escaped.
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Special DifpdIch 70 Ne InIeIIDeNoer.
PARKERsDuRG, W. VA, April17.-The
coroncr's jury said in its verdict this
evening that an infant found under the
bridge came to It's death by criminal
neglect OF its mother, Miss Luella NJ.
Lerow. Miss Lerow was held in the
sum OF $500 to answer nm indictment.
She is twenty-five years of age and lives
near this city.
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DAxBuRs, CoSN., April Nv. H.
Hawloy, one of the leading druggists
here, this morning shot and fatally
wounded his brotherin.law, Virgil Bar.
mum, He cmptied n five chambered
revolver, two shots taking effect. The
shooting took place in Hawley's resi-
dence and was caused by a family guar
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A BIG HAUL.
burglars Garry on tho Fortunes of nm
Italian Living In Mexico.

burglars Garry on tho Fortunes of an
italian Living In Mexico.
Cry OF Mexico, April 17.-A heavy
burglary was committed here Sunday
night. AN Italian, long a resident of
this country, and who was known to
keep large sums in his house, was the
victim. More than $4,000 in notes was
distracted from q safe in the apartment
adjoining his bed chamber, s., 900 worth
Of silver being left untouched. The por.
ter OF the house gave the alarm and
search was Immediately made, but with
out result. The porter had a slight cut
on his hand, which he claimed TO have
received while scuttling with the bur.
glars, but as he was rather mixed he was
arrested on suspicion. It is believed the
burglars were foreigners and that the
porter was their accomplice.
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THE BREWERS STRIKE.
No Trouble Fcnred-Important Meetings of
the Strikers,

the strikers.
My YqRE, April 47,-The rocoad day
of the strike OF the brewers opened with
both employers and employees as firm
MS ever. So far the strikers have COM
mitted no overt act, but their language is
of threatening character. The major
itY Of them centre in and around the
Clarendon Hotel. While the strikers
claim that all the coleagucsare standing
firm the brewers claim that already de-
serters nre coming from every side,
Secretary eHiIGTt, OF the Brewers As
sociation, said to-day that the brewers
were getting all the men they wanted,
and that the strike would be u short
lived one.
"The men we are getting" he added,
"are practical hands, so that no matter
what The strikers may do or say, we will
be able TO go right along with business" "
AT 10 o'clock meeting OF the strikers
was held in Clarendon Hall. Mr.. Peter
Dannecker presided. The roll call
showed that every brewery where there
was lockout was represented, There
were fully fifteen hundred men in the
hall, while the street outside was
iammed, us were the corridors and stair.
way OF the hall. The meeting was Of the
most ordinary kind. The chairman
stated that there were a number oi
brewers who were still friendly To the
men, He Coupselled those present tC
under no circumstances permit theil
temper to get the best OF them and show
the public that they know how to con'
duct themselves with right on theil
side.
Favorable reports were made at the
brewers headquarters to-day concern
ing the progress Of the lockout. 1t was
said that many of the Old employees
were returning to work and that the
breweries were in operation with about
half Of the old force OF men,
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MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE river at
this place gave up two bodies to-day and
solved the mystery surrounding the dis
appearance OF julius Fuhman, the eigh-
tcCn-year.old son of u retired merchant,
who has been missing since last Septem,
Der, and Martha Klamrl, n tiyc-year-old
Polish girl, who strayed from home early
in February.
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SAVE the children. They are especial
ly liable to sudden colds, coughs, Group,
whooping cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedya positive cure.
II caves hours Of anxious watching, Sold
by Logan 4 Co., Q. X. Goetze, Charles
Menkemiller, r. d, Burt and Bowie Bros
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TonONro, o., April l7.-oliver Reese,
Of Irondale this county, attempted to
board train at Hammondsville last
night, to ride home. He was struck by
y car on the side track, and was thrown
with one leg under the wheels OF the
moving train, and also had his breast
badly crushed. He died this morning
.lt 1 O'clock
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A Iur1 FnIls to Agree.

REDWOOD CRY, CAL, April l7,-Thc
trial of DR.. L. A. Howell, dentist of this
place, who shot and killed Ralph S.
Smith, editor OF local newspaper, sew
eral months ago, closed to-day. The
Jury failed to agree and were discharged,
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Mhr mo- KIlIed md. Rrotler.

SOMERSET, KY, April17.-Evan Owens,
a demented young man, shot and killed
his brother Theodore. Theodore seolded
his brother for standing in the door in
his bare feet and told him to so in and
nut on his shoes.
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ST, LOUIS, April ia special says
that Thomas NJ, Kennedy, a wealthy
cattle dealer of Brownsville, Tex, was
killed by Sheriff Jose Maria EspeFaza, q
wealthy Mexican, near Ferry Landing,
Tex. Tho cause was jealousy The
Mexican was concealed behind n tree
when he shot Kennedy,
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE clcc-
ton of General Boulanger is viewed
with concern in official circles. 1t is
feared that internal disorders in France
will paralyze her action abroad Mt tine
when international questions will have
TO be dealt with.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l7.-The liquor
license court yesterday granted ls4
licenses in the Eleventh and Sixteenth
wards, where there were 5i0 appliGa-
tions, and there are now 9SI saloons do
ing business. Arthur Chambers and the
garden are among those re-
E,uo1
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CNclxSArI, April 1.-THE First Ohio
District Republican Convention elected
Hon. Amour Smith and Frank Tucker
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
The Second District chose Howard Fer
ris and DR.. w. I. Graydon. All are un-
dcrstood to be in favor of the nomina-
ton OF John Sherman.
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GREENsBURa, April ia 4.year.oId
son Of Wilson Hayes, a resident of this
place, fell in a kettle of boiling water
last evening and sustained serious in
jury. His limbs and back were fright
fully scalded. The chances are against
his recovery.
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FLORENCE, ITALY, April l7.-Quccn
Victoria had ordered special train 10
convey her to Berlin this morning, but
on hearing that Emperor Frcderick's
condition was improved, postponed her
departure.
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The strike at Newark.

NEWARK, N, j., April l7.-All was
quiet at the pool breweries to-day. The
only work doing was the loading and
carting away OF beer and the returning
Of empty kegs. A number ofmen re-
turned to work and more will return
Tomorrow,
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DUBLIN, April l7.-Mayor O'Kccfc, of
Limerick, Pamcllitc, has brcn elected TO
fill the vacancy caused in the House Of
Commons for Limerick, caused by tho
resignation OF Mr.. Henry j. Gill.
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GAMES ABROAD YESTERDAY.

At New York-New York, 1S; Newark,
/. Batteries-Titcomb and Murphy;
Dooms and Murphy. Hits-New York,
o; Newark, 4. Errors-New York, Al;
Newark, II.
AT Philadelphia-Athletics, i; PHIL
les, Z. Batteries-Blair and Cunning;
Burlington and Clements. Hits-Ath-
lctics, s; Phillies, II. Errors-Athletics,
8; phiiiies, 2.
At Washington Washington, 10; Gu
ban Giants, Q, Batteries-Whitney and
Boyce; Stovey and Thomas. Hits
Washington, is; Giants, O. Errors
Washington, 8; Giants, Z.
At Louisyille-Louisville, s; Buffalo,
8. Batteries-stratton and Cook; Gilks
and Kappel. Hits-Louisville, Z; Buffalo,
8. Erros-Louisville, s; Buffalo, II.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, II; Prince
ton, 4. Hits-Baltimore u; Princeton,
s. Errors-Baltimore, 4; Princeton, IL.
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CLEVELAND, O., April 17.-william
Mckinley, Jr., was to-day renominated
for Congress by acclamation by the Re-
pqblicans Of the Eighteenth Ohio Dis
tFiCt
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TWIN, O., April 17.-Aaron BOricner,
of this city, fireman on a Baltimore &
Ohio engine, was fatally crushed in q
wreck at Garrett, Ind, to-day.
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In the Senate.

Mr.. Stewart ofTereda resolution, which
was agreedto, calling on the Secretary Of
the Treasury for a statement OF the
amounts OF United States money depos-
tied in National Banks and whether the
banks are allowed TO use the money
without payment OF interest; also MS to
whether there is any regulation of the
Treasury Department. by which II caH
be determined in what bank deposits
shall DO made and TO what extent tho
place OF deposit is discretionary with the
Secretary.
The Senate then resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the bill for the admission Of
the State OF South Dakota, and the or
ganization of the Territory OF North Da-
kota, and was addressed by Mr.. Vest in
opposition to the hill,
The Senator from Wisconsin, (NIr.
Spooner) had waived yesterday that en-
sanguincd garment known as the bloody
shirt, and scattered its ruddy remains
around the chamber. He had spoken
OF secession and said that there was No
difference between states trying to
break out OF the Union and States trying
to break into it. But what would that
Senator say Of State neither in nor out
of the Union, which dared TO exist us n
State in spite Of the laws and in defiance
of Congress. II any southern Gom-
munity had undertaken to do
what the people OF Dakota had
done there would have been
an outcry Immediately only exceeded by
that in regard to Fort Spmpier and the
Senator from Vermont would have pro.
posed piece OF legislation equivalent to
that celebrated legislation which he had
carried in 1876, which put Hayes into
the Presidential chair; and ito arms, to
arms" would have been the cry all
over the north. AIr. Isdmpnds wished
to say with emphasis that he believed,
and that nine-tenths of the people OF the
United States who knew anything about
it believed, ho thought, that President
Hayes Yas lawfully and fairly and Justly
elected hy tie Votes OF the StltGs nc
cording to the Constitution OF the
country; and that the only evil which
had existed in regard to that matter was
the attempt Of body OF men with head
quarters in New York to buy the cleo
tors OF the State Of South Carolina and
thQge men hOd not been Republicans.
Mr.. Vest said that Mr.. Cbnkling had
made use of expressions in the Senate
chamber showing that he doubted the
election OF Mr.. Hayes, and to this Mr..
Edmunds replied that he believed Mr..
Vest was plistaken, md that Ny, Copk-
ling thought MIR. Hayes waa lawfully
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BALTIMORE, Mn, April 1.-THE State
Democratic Central Committee to-day
decided to hold the next State Conven-
ton at Baltimore, May IS.
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MARRIED.

RILEY Tuesday, April II,
iSss, at the residence Of Rev. Dr, D. a. Gun
niDRhAID, Mr.: SAMUEL kiLEi, OI washing
NENT, Of this city.
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a CrIsl.In I,rIrInl,,,

BRUSSELS, April l7.-The Independence
Beige reports that the establishment Of II
regency for Belgium is imminent.
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Erncutions by Electrlclty.

ALBANY, n. y, April 1.-THE assem-
bly, to-day passed by a vote OF SO to s,
the bill which substitutes electricity for
hanging.
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the question OF the surplus and the
sources whence it flows as to increase
the wealth, power and dignity Of the
country by promoting the development
Of its natural resources and the diversi-
fcation Of its industries, and thus
diminish its dependence upon for
eign importations upon which duties
are collected. would derive the Ma
tional revenues from customs duties so
adjusted US to stimulate and defend
home productions while preventing
combinations, trusts and monopolies OF
any kind. The reduction OF taxation
should be effected Immediately by the
abolition OF sources Of income, the re-
ceipts from which may be computed
month by month, il not absolutely day
by day. In concluding, Mr., Kelly said:
"The perpetuation OF the internal taxes
is the issue presented to the
American people by the President
in his free trade message, and by
five Southern gentlemen who have
dominated the councils OF the Commit
tee on Ways and Means and submitted
this, bill to the House for consideration.
For myself, l will stand for the protec-
tive system and the maintenance OF such
rates Of duties as will insure the deve-
lOpment OF all the resourceso Of the coun-
try, increase the number OF its industries
and perpetuate its national independ-
ence, commercial and industrial, as well
rs political.
g,Mf. Kelly spoke for two hours and
when he resumed his seat was loudly
and received the oongratuia-
tions OF his party friends.
The Committee then rose, and the
House adjourned.
1t is not expected that the debate on
tariff will be continued tomorrow; and
The day will be given up to the consid-
Grafton Of bills reported by the Commit
tee on Labor,
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Carr. @. A. BoRELLA, Of New York,
was cured OF a ten years case OF Piles
by Palmer's skin-Success. At drug store
Of McI4ain Bros.
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Go West, young woman, go West as
tar as Kansas, and grow up to be q
Mayor.
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Struck out, BY Morrison, 4: XtkiSson, ]. IiSc
on balls, on Morrison, /; or AtElssGl, ]. Ilt by
ball, by Atklsson, .. Passed halls, Oldheld. s;
Stcnzci, /. Wild pitch, AtkfsSdn, /. Umpire,
Bradbury. Tine 9i game, ~.
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STILL IN THE BALANCE.
The Life of Frederick William,
the German Emperor
HANGS BY A SLENDER THREAD.
--latest Bulletin from tho Sick Cham.
ber-oniy a Slight Improve.
mens NOsed-The News in
London--Forelsn News.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued at p. M;

BERLIN, April 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued at 4 p. m.:
The symptoms OF bronchitis have
considerably diminished since yestcr-
day, and the fever has abated. The EN-
peror passed u better night and his gen.
eral condition is satisfactory.
(signed) Mackenzie,
NNEGNRR,
kRAr2, -
NoRELL,
BERdMASH,
LEIDEN,
SENATOR.
The National Zeitung says the EmpC-
ror's new trouble is not q case OF sim
pie bronchial inflammation, but OF an
extension OF the disease in the larynx
to the bronchial tubes, and thus TO the
lungs themselves. This new complica-
tion is the result OF what occurred lust
week. The canula, not lying in its
proper position, became stopped up, and
the secretion from the larynx, instead
OF finding an outlet through the canula,
passed along outside OF it in the bron-
chial tubes, producing inflammation.
Midnight-The Emperor has had two
hours OF refreshing asleep. DR.. Kraus
remains with the patient at the special
request Of the Emperor aud Empress.
There is no ground for apprehending
danger. All day stream Ol
distinguished callers passed in and out
Of the castle. Among the visitors was
Count Won Moltke.