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PmLADRLpuIA, Pa, April 5-Certain
correspondence between George L. East
man and General Manager Stone, OF the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy, was
made pnblic this morning On March
10. Eastman wrote to Stone stating that
in order that there might be no misun-
derstanding as to theposition and policy
OF the late Reading Engineers and fire.
men employed on the "Q,s and those who
are to be employed, he would state that
the men would be faithful to their duty
and steadiast in their allegiance to their
new employers. March 2S, Stone wrote
Eastman assuring him the Reading men
on the 80" would never be displaced to
to make room for anybody.
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A PENSION SwISDLER CAUGHT.

Special Agent RoOme Runs Down william
suodIrnsS In syracuse, Kansas.
Special Dispdtch to The IntHligeaeer.
WASHINGTON, April 5-District At
torney Watts, now here on his way to
Charleston from Clarlsburg, received a
telegram tonight from Special Agent
Roolne, of the Pension Office, saying he
(Roome) had run down William Snod-
grass at Syracuse, Kansas, and asked
him whether he should bond him out or
bring him back to West Virginia.
Snodgrass was indicted in the District
Court at Parkersburg, last January, for
violation OF the pension laws. Watts
telegraphed to Roome to bring the
fugitive to Parkersburg and jail him.
Snodgrass fled on learning OF the indict-
ment, and was not arrested until to-day.
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A RELIGIOUS FANATIC
Meets the Fate He Had Prepared for His
Wife-A Tragic Occurrence.

Meets the Fate He Had Prepared for His
Wife-A Tragic Occurrence.
FARdus FALLS, MINI, April 5.-Albert
Dodge told his wife Tuesday night that
they ought to go to heaven at once. She
ran out of the house and met a neighbor
named Jenna. Dodge went into the
yard and coaxed them both to come in.
He then locked the doors and put down
the curtains and began talking religion.
Meantime word had been sent to the po-
lice station and three policemen arrived.
They tried every ruse to have Dodge
open the door, but he refused and as he
had the keys in his pocket, his wife and
Jenna were powerless . On his table
was doUble-barreled shot gun loaded
and cooked with cartridges and ammu-
milton lying around, in his pocket a
revolver and n huge knife. Matters re-
manned in this shape until last night,
when the police broke in window and
entered. Dodge ran into another room
and raised his revolver to kill his wife.
She grasped his wrist and turned it rs he
fired, and the bullet entered his own
brain. Dodge had been brooding over
religious matters for some time.
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sumo their official duties. They declare
for law and order and public improve
NORTHWEST WIND STORMS.
Houses Unroofed, the Occupants Injured
and Much Other Damage Done.

Houses UnrOOfed, the Occupants injured
and Much Other Damage Done.
WATERvlL1E, MINI, April ga very
severe storm commenced here yesterday
afternoon at about 8 o'clock and contin-
ued all night. The storm was accom-
panied by heavy thunder and lightning
and terrible wind from the east. In
the village OF Butte very little damage
was done, some old roofs being blown off
and things generally being shaken up.
The only serious damage reported here
constitutes several houses unroofed, and
at one place, several miles north Of here,
the upper story of house was blown
completely of, seriously, ii not fatally
injuring two children, one OF whom was
an invalid. At Morristown the elevator
is blown down and considerable other
damage done. At Beans Mills, two
miles west of Faribault, fifteen box cars
which were on side track with brakes
set, were blown out on the main track.
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WORK OF CUBAN BANDITS.


ARich Planter Kidnapped and PInntn.
tation Plundered.
KEY WEST, FLA, April 5.-The son OF
senor Alentado, rich sugar planter Of
Havana, has been kidnapped by bandits
in Bainoa, forty miles from Havana, and
is held for $4,000 ransom.
A special from Calbarien says that on
the Guayabalez plantation, situated in
the Guayajay district, an old man
named Antonio Moreno was killed by
six bandits. The outlaws, who were on
horseback and armed with Winchester
rifles and machetes, attacked and plum
dered the plantation. Kidnapping is
making headway all over the island.
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A RIVER OP FIRE.
burning Oil Destroys Much Property Mt n
baltimore Mhnrf.

burning vi HChbEulH hHNh AFuptEtl ~ u
baltimore Wharf.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Atan early hour
this morning large one-story storage
warehouse on Hooper's wharf was dis
covered to be on fire and the firemen
responded quickly.
It's contents were coal oil and phos-
pilates belonging to Griffith & Co., and
were destroyed. The burning oil ran
under the adjoining warehouse, contain
ing six hundredbarrels ofcoal oil, which,
with contents, was destroyed. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000.
The burning oil ran over the wharf to
the water in the harbor which for n
time was sheet of flame. A number Of
small vessels were lying near, all OF
which escaped serious injury, except n
small Aoop which was caught, and her
sails and rigging destroyed. A change
Of wind, which blew the flames back
toward the wharf, materially aided in
saving the sailing craft,
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WAS TIRED OF LIVING.
Suicide of n Popular Young Business MAJ
In IndIann.

Suicide of n Popular Young Business Man
In Indiana.
CINCINNATI, O., April ga special
from Bedford, Ind, says: The entire
community was thrown into great ex.
Citement this morning by the announce
ment that Newton Gaines had shot and
killed himself. He was young man OF
good habits, steady, sober and industri.
Gus and was one of the most popular
business men in the town. He was q
member of the firm OF A. G. Gaines &
Son. After closing up he went home
and the family all retired. Newton arose
from his bed about five o'clock, took q
thirty-two calibre target gun, went to
the stable and shot himself. The first
shot tore away part OF his upper lip and
nose. He returned again to the house,
got another cartridge and went to the
wash-shed, this time placing the muzzle
OF the gun in his mouth; pulled the trig.
ger and the ball went crashing through
his brain, instantly killing him. A
letter was found in his pocket in which
he said that being out of health and
low in spirit he had no desire to live.
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THE MARIETTN CENTENNIAL
Opened Ysstsrdny-The Opening Addrcs
Programme forTo.Dny.

Opened Yestsrlay-Ths Opening Address
Programme forTO.Dny.
MAm2rrA, o., April o.-The centen'
NAL exercises of the settlement at Mari
eta began to-day with the annual meet
ing Of the State Historical and Arch@o,
logical Society. The exercises opened
with the annual address Of the Prest'
dent, Hon. +. @. Sessions, OF columbus
and was followed by the principal Ia
dress by Judge Cox, OF Cincinnati, Mht
spoke at considerable length on "Ih'
Building Of the State 80
Tomorrow morning the society vii
hold business meeting. In the after
noon Hon. William NJ. Farrar will SPEAK
on the subject, "Why is Ohio Known a'
the Buckeye State'N
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The 1thode I.lnnd Rcturns.

Providence, R. l., April 5.-The re,
turns OF yesterdays election show that
Royal G. Taft, Republican, has MAORI
to of 1884; Enos Iapham, Republican
for Lieutenant Governor, has a majority
Of 1855. The suffrage amendment had
573 over the necessary three-tifths vote
The Senate stands, Republicans, 25;
Democrats, 6; no election, 5; House,
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 10; Prohi'
bitiol, | no election, Z.
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NEw YORK, April 5.-Madame Diss
Debar, through whose mediumship al
legged spirit paintings are produced, has
accepted the challenge Of Hermann, the
magician, who asserts that he can dupli.
cate her performance through mortal
agency. In case OF failure Hermann is
to forfeit $1,000, and he will receive n
like amount in case he Unsuccessful, The
test is to be be made next Sunday even
ing in Chickering Hall.
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MPSTYIRGINIA INTERESTED.

What We will Get If the Direct Tax Bill
Passes-Democrats are Opposed to 1t.
Special DiSpaieh 10 TIC LatdliOeHea.
WASHINGTON, D. c., AWil 5.-West
Virginia is interested to the extent Of
two hundred and eighty-one thousand
dollars in the direct tax bill, which is
now held in deadlock. The West yir-
ginia delegation, except Gen. Goa, OPP
pose the bill, and are making aprodigious
effort to defeat it. A Democratic fill
clustering member said tonight that the
passage OF the refunding bill wouldmake
the success OF the Mills bill impossible
and characterized the former as Re-
publican electioneering scheme. 1t has
two hundred votes in the House and
will pass. --
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P!rrsBuRen, April 5.-Jack Fogarty
and John Joyce, the prize fighters, who
are matched to fight near this city on
Saturday next, were arrested by the
county authorities tonight and are
now in jail. They will be held until
bonds are given that the fight will
not take place in the county. The prin-
cipalS announce that the mill will take
place as agreed upon, but that it will be
outside OF the county limits. Every
thing points to stubborn contest.
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HOW IlIGn LICRNSE WORKS.
The People of Minnesota Agree that 1t
Operntes Well.

The People Of Minnesota Agree that 1t
Operates Well.
ST. PAUL, MINI, April ga local
paper publishes interviews with about
200 prominent Republicans of Mime
sofa regarding the workings Of high
license in this State, where the law has
been in effect about eight months, tits
agreed that the law has worked well in
ali the cities, and that the effect has
been good not only in the sense of in
creased revenue, but in Iessening the
number OF saloons and in bettering the
character OF those that are in operation
under the law. With one single excep-
ton the replies show that the sentiment
is favorable to the retention OF the law,
and in nearly every case the statement
is made that the people will not Consen t
to return of the old law.
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WHAT DOEST THIS MEAN9
Jewel Cases of Former FaIrmont Knight
Templar Found on Long Island.

Jewel Gases OF FORMER FnlrhOht AHiSh'
Templar Found on Long Island.
Special Di,pateh 10 ne InteEligenor.
New YoRE, April ga tin box was
found at Ridgewood, Long Island, to-
day, containing two knight Templar
jewels, gold and silver slug, thirteen
empty jewel boxes of plush and made OF
fine wood and leather, and an ivory
sleeve button, with carved ser
peuts forming the monogram E.
D. There was also wOod-cut
fac simile signature of G. NJ. Dawson,
on the jewel case and the address, Fair
mont, West Virginia; also the title
"Crusadc Commandary No. g." Other
cases had the address Of j. W. Grubb,
Wheeling, West Virginia. The case is
n mysterious one, and is being inyesi-
gated.
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TERMS OF THE DEAL
Tho Proposition Pending Between Mr.. Pow
derly md tho Engineers brotherhood.

Tho Proposition Pending Between Nir. Pow
derly and tho Engineers brotherhood.
CHICAGO, April 5.-Referring to the
reported deal between the Brotherhood
Of Engineers and Firemen and General
Master Workman Powderly, OF the
knights of Labor, by which ali Knights
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
road were to be called out, the Chicago
Times says this morning:
"The proposition is still pending, and
n decision may not be reached for some
DAYS yet. The engineers, tiremcn and
switchmen desire Mr.. Powderly to call
out the Knights OF Labor who have
taken their places on the 20" and ii it
should become necessary. also the train
and section hands so far as they are
Knights OF Labor. In short they want
him TO make the strike official with the
knights OF Labor. All the men who
strike under this arrangement are to be
supported by the Brotherhood. In re-
turn engineers, tiremen and switchmen
will obligate themselves to stand by the
Knights Of Labor on other roads, II it
should become necessary. This Mr..
Powderly may agree to do, and probobly
will, as far as those men are concerned
who took the places OF the strikers, il he
can exercise any authority over them.
These propositions rest upon the condi.
ton that the engineers, tiremen and
switchmen are acting in concert. The
switchmen have been promised that if
tI,n,t world Sfril-n nm tho 40 the en-
rineers and tiremen would assist them on
other roads when they have just griev-
ances. This refers especially to the
Lake Shore, where the switchmen want
to compel the employment OF union
men in place of non-uniOn men. But
this effort is not to be made until after
the trouble with the Burlington is set
tied. tits not at all improbable that the
engineers and firemen will amalgamate
PERMANENTLY"
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THE MCAUSLAND TRlAk'
Tho EyIde encs Yestcrday-Th victims Wife
on the stand.

ou Ntlt
WAYSEsnuRG, Pa, April 5.-Yester-
day afternoons session of court was
taken up in securing the eleventh and
twelfth Jurors in the McCRusland-C Clark
murder case. The jurors are: j. X.
Loughridge, Edward Bond, Lot Nc
CIure, Harvey Fletcher, I. W. Hopkins,
Edward Leonard, George Wilson, Jesse
Pbillips. j. W. Donley, II. @. Lercero,
II. W, Dinsmore, and Hiram Smith.
Some time before court opened this
morning the front and back stairways
were crowded with people to be in time
10 secure seats when the court room
doors were thrown open. Mrs. 'McCaus-
land, the wife OF the murdered man,
with her babe, and McCauslands sister,
Maria Musgrave, occupied seats near the
counsel Tor the Commonwealth this
morning.
The prisoner sat but few feet away
and looked the healthiest and most con-
tented man in the court room. The case
was opened on the part Of the common
wealth by Il. +. Downey, Mrs, McCaus'
land, OF Allegheny City, wife OF the
murdered man, was the first witness
sworn. She said she saw her husband
for the last time on September 0 last
when he left home for Greene county to
buy stock. She recognized the whip
pocket-book, purse, pistol and memoran.
dun book found near the murdered
man as her husbands property, Maria
NIusgrave, sister OF the murdered man
testified to the recognition Of the body
when brought home. Mel Gray saw
SIcCausland about o O'Clock the night o.
the murder, walking along the road
and in less than an hour saw him dead
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JACKSON, MISS, April 5.-In the Re
publican State convention yesterday
delegates to the National convention
from the Congressional districts were
named as follows:
D. G, Chandler, ]. W, Lee, John S.
Burton, q. W. Buchanan (all whitel,
Mosley Grafton, W. II. Allen (both
colored), w. L. Frazer (white), Z. E.
Pettibone (colored), Samuel p. Hurst
(colored), DR.. A. G. Edwards (white),
G. F. Bowles (colored), G. A. Simpson
white, Fl. Reinagh white, ]. J. Spell
man tcOlOrell
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A POPULAR RAILWAY MANAGER.
How SIr. Clements, of the baltimore &
Ohio, Won in n Curious Contest.

How NIr. Clements, of the baltimore &
Ohio, Won in Curious Contest.
Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph.
A novel scheme for raising money to
build three Catholic churches has just
been worked out in the small towns OF
Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia,
on the lines OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railway. The churches are, one at
Nliddletown, another at sheperdstown
and the third at CharlestOwn.
The scheme was the sale OF tickets for
n vote for the most popular man and the
candidates set up were VIM. NJ. Glenn
ents. General Manager Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad; II. II. Russell, Sheriff
of Loudoln county, Va; W. N. Cam
eron, OF Clark County, Va, and Ii. ].
Elliott, attorney, of Washington. The
tickets cost % cents each, and Sl,5l6.56
was spent on votes for Mr.. Clements;
$3.50 for Sheriff Russell; 500 for Mr..
Cameron, and SG25 for Mr.. Elliott. The
winner was to get handsome buggy,
which, OF course, goes to Mr.. Clements.
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A Big Suit Decided,

PITTSBURGH, April 5,-The suit Of the
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Rail
road Company against the New York &
Cleveland Gas Coal Company, to re-
cover $4,000 on contract between the
railroad company and the coal company,
in which the freight on coal was on
sliding scale based ON the mining rate,
was decided to-day by Judge Achison,
OF the U. 5. Circuit Court, in favor OF
the defendant,
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sad rnto nf TWO Girls.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, April 5,-Katie
Doyle and Mary MeClain, supposed to
be from Mt, Pleasant, Pa, came to the
Grand Hotel yesterday evening, as It's
Chambermaids. They were asked II
they knew how TO turn Off the gas, and
they said they did. This morning,
when called, they failed to rise, and a
search revealed the fact that the gas was
escaping in the room occupied by the
girls. The door was forced open and
both we're found unconscious. Katie
Doyle died in few minutes. Miss Nc
Claim still liYes, but is unconscious;
The girls are abont eighteen years Of
age,
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Reported Fnyornbly notwithstanding.

wAsHlScToS, D. c., April 5.-senator
Morgan appeared before the Senate
Commerce Committee this morning and
vigorously opposed the confirmation OF
the nomination of Jared L. Rathbone
Consul General to Paris. Eleven OF the
thirteen members OF the committee
were present, and after NIorgan's argu-
ment a vote was taken and nine mem
bers voted for a favorable report on the
nomination and two adversely.
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BERLIN, April 5.-The Cologne Gazette
publishes the following:
"Great excitement prevails in diplo-
matte circles in Berlin over the possfbil-
ity OF the speedy resignation OF
Prince Bismarck, because of the
proposed marriage Of Prince Alex
ander, OF Battenburg, and Princess
Victoria, OF Prussia, Prince Alexander
wishes to accompany Queen Victoria to
Berlin rs a suitor for the hand of the
Princess. The bearing OF the reports is
SO serious that they cannot be passed
over until the Belgian question shall
have been settled by all the powers.
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APhTlanthroplst,s GIFT.

MmwAuEEE, April 1.-The Layton Ari
Gallery, presented to the city of Nil.
waukee by Fred Layton, an old and
wealthy resident, has been thrown open
to the public. The building and grounds
represent an investment OF 100000. To
this Mr.. layton added donations Of pic.
lures valued at SjOO,0OO, and to-day he
drew n check for 100000 as an endow-
ment fund for the temple.
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CrScISNATI, Agra Sat Industry, a
few miles down the Ohio river from the
city, has been discovered coiored boy
with the most tiendish propensities.
His mother goes out to wash and leaves
her children in the care Of u girl 10 years
old. Tuesday the girl left the house for
q short time, and on returning found the
twins screaming in pain, the boy with
q cut on his head begging her to drown
him, and the stove turned over. The
boy had purposely upset the stove and
was hurt by its falling, aud the twins
had their thighs broken.
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A TerrIble Wind Storm.

FArRBAULT, MINI, April 2.-At $3.50
yesterday afternoon this city was visited
by the most terrible wind and hail
storm it has ever experienced. Roofs
were torn off from stone buildings, signs
were blown hither and thither like
straws and dry goods boxes and empty
barrels were sent flying up Main street
like paper balls. 1t is estimated that
the loss will be 100000.
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Hoyt's "a Tin Soldier will be played
nj the Opera House this evening, II the
nlay had never been seen here Hoyt's
par1e would draw the house full. Hay-
ing been seen here, everybody knows
Il Is one OF its funny authors funniest
productions, and there is sure to be
"standing room only" early in the even-
ing, especially us II is said on good au-
authority that the company is better
thnn IL ever was.
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was reported from the Judlciary Com.

was reported from the judiciary Com
mittee and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Faulkner, bill "a
provide for holding the circuit and dis
trict courts OF the United States at Mar.
tinsburg, W. Va, was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Berry, House bill
appropriating 900 for public build
ing at Helena was passed.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, then addressed
the Senate on the subject Of the Presi-
dents message. :.
The entire day was consumed in roll
calls, not an incident Of interest occur
ring, and finally, wearied out, the House
by unanimous concent, took q recess un-
til II AS tomorrow.
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7I'7'7'7 y 70 W. 1'7F'.7'D1'FtFl
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 5.-Tho
municipal election held here to-day re-
suited in complete victory for the
Democrats, who elected the Mayor, Re-
corder and Councilmen. This gives the
office OF Recorder to that party for the
seventeenth consecutive term. The re-
suit was surprise to the Republicans,
but they bear their defeat nobly and are
still in the ring.
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sIr. Hogg Nails u Lie.

Special Dispdteh TO the hteliiJeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.-The
story telegraphed West and told around
the Capitol that Congressman Hogg re-
quested a Pennsylvania avenue photo.
grapher to display his (Hogg'sl picture
in window with the portraits OF other
great men, Mr.. Hogg says is n mean
ialsehood. .
Col. Robert White and daughter, OF
Wheeling, and Col. James II. Huling,
OF Charleston, are here to-day.
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AGoid Find in aIlnncsota.

DULUTH, MINI, April 5.-what is be,
lieved to be rich gold iindis now being
near the international boun-
Diary line, about twenty miles northeast
Of Grand Marais, Cook county, MIN.
A large quantity OF rock was carried out
of the country for assay. Mr.. French
was yesterday in Duluth, and says the
assays run from $500 to 81, 200 ton.
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Special DLspateh to the Intelligencer.
CHARLEsToN, W. Va, April 5.-Bill
Dave Goshorn has issued call forl a ju-
dicial convention to nominate candi-
date for Judge of the Seventh circuit.
Senator Kenna spoke at the Court
House last night to a large crowd. Reso-
iutions endorsing Cleveland were
adopted.
John Rippetoe, n yard brakeman, son
OF Rev. j. G. Rippetoe, the Baptist pas
tor, fell from an engine yesterday and
was instantly killed. The wheels passed
over his body and both legs.
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Another OnicInl Conc Wrong.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Gerson Coblens,
President Of the Chicago Bank Note
Company, is under arrest on charge OF
forgery preferred by John Setback, Sec
retary OF the Company. 1t is alleged
that Coblens raised check payable to
his own order from 81 to Sl0f. Coblens
claims he has been guilty Of no wrong
doing, and that the trouble grew out OF
a personal dispute.