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KANAwHA MEN IN WASHINGTON
To Interview tho River and HnrbOr Com
mittce-A Strong Delegation.
Snorinl DisDalrh 10 the Int,llf1elcrr.

To Interview tho River and Hnrbor Com.
mittce-A Strong Delegation.
Special Dispateh 10 the Intslligaieer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l0.-The
House Committee on Rivers and Har,
bors will give special hearing to-mor.
row at eleven o'clock to a deputation Of
business men of the Kanawha Valley,
or the Kanawha River Improvement
Deputation, headed by Eugene Dana,
coal shipper, and includes Col. L. l..
Butterick, Capt. John X. Thompson,
Columbus Sehon, State Senator Robert
S. Carr, Capt. John A. Armstrong, DIR,
John ?. Hale, Neil Robinson, Bill Dave
Goshorn, William S. Edwards, Z. b.
Dyer, w. A. McCorkle. Joseph l.. Fry,
Or, Lawrence Carr, O. S. Long, ]. Dun
bar Raines, symington Mcdonald, Jas.
II, Huling, W. n. Page. Messrs, Ed.
ward B. Knight, Henry S. Walker and
Charles Lewis arc expected here late to.
night, The parties have agreed to divide
the time into five or ten minute ad.
dresses, Probably ten or twelve will
speak, The delegation is amply provided
with facts and statistics to make an in
telligent exposition OF the subject. Sen.
ator Kenna escorted the delegation
around the city to-day.
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Pn1LADELPHI4, MSrch l9,-The license
court at the present engaged In the ex'
animation of applications for liqnoi
licenses unaer the new license law, to-
day announced its decision upon the ap-
pIications for the lirst seven OF the thirty
one wardsinthe cityand the effect toftheiI
finding has wrought CONSERVATION and
surprise in the whole fraternityoi saloon
keepers. By their action the judges have
sirrihed policy Of restriction and close
adherence 10 the new law that will re
snit in the rejection Of more than so pei
cent Of the whole number OF petitions
Out oiJE27 petitions acted upon iron
these seven wards but S85 were granted
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MOLLIE GIRFIRI6s ENGAGEMENT.

uor Contemplated MarriaEe TO Stanley
nro,yD Announced by Mrs. Garfield.
,v,s,,,,.orov N n March 1o-Tbe
+" "N'"'''utVS, -. - 80. W ~ c-ss,,.a 7
engagement oil Miss Mollle 1arhelu 10 d
Stanley Brown is formally announced in
the New York papers on the authority
of1Jrs cor4old who bos rotrrned with
Vi M,S' ""i"e,u' "nV ii'N' ~ .''utNeI -
her daughter from Their European IMP
She feels that some OF the publications
about her family affairs Just after herdc-
parture from this country did her and
all concerned great injustice. It was
represented that the real purpose Of her
long journey was to get her daughter out
OF the country in order to be the better
able to break Of marriage that she
contemplated. MIR. Brown has been in
New Haven pursuing a scientific course
at Yale College. He is preparing for q
further course at Heidelberg and will
sail for Germany in June. He will take
with him us his bride Miss Mollie Gar.
field.
Mrs. Garfield states that it WINS not
until many days after her return home
from Europe that she learned of the sem
sational construction put upon her for
eipn trip by newspaper scandal-hawkers
She and her daughters were met on their
arrival by Stanley Brown, but he ut no
time permitted either the mother or
daughter to learn OF the stories that had
been published, though putting him in
an embarrassing position. 1t was by
accident that Mrs. Garfield discovered
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NLASnALLTowN, Iowa, March 49,
Acting upon the advice of the court,
Receiver Dudley this morning, closed
the shops and general offices Of the Cen;
nal Iowa railway in this city, laying Oh
ali the employees here and along the line,
Cxcept enough to guard the property
and handle the passenger service. This
i the result Of the tie:up Of the freight
traffic, and is the receivers only atstna gnHr
tive, rs without freight faInlngs theTt i,
would be nothing to meet the pay IEn It
Notice has been given to the sIriklnl iI
engineers to report ut o'clock Lo-mor ,,,
row for work or be discharged. Inc NY
-Otf affects |, 900 employes.
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BELNONT COuNTY pOIITIcs.
Ticket Set Up in RIehIand Township to b
Knocked Down.


Knocked Down.
Special Dispa,eh 10 tie LaIeligaler:
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., March l9.-Rich'
land township Democracy met in the
new court house on Saturday afternoon
and placed in nomination the following
ticket to bedeieated at the coming spring
election: Justice of the Peace, John
White; Trustee, WmsStitt; Clerk, R. @.
Myer; Treasurer, James A. Patterson /;
Assessor, Wm. Miller; Constables, G.
W. Doyle and S. G. Christie.
In the evening the borough caucus
met and stacked up another ticket that
will be hard to swallow. Il is as fol-
lows: For Mayor, George Linn, lof
Guernsey county,; Marshall, George w.
Doyle; Council, /. NJ. Riley, L. g. Muir
dough and Benz. Humphrey; Solicitor,
Albert Lawrence; Street Commissioner,
James Anderson; Sealer Of Weights
and Measures, John Hoffner.
At the afternoon session David NJ.
Davis was defeated for Justice OF he
Peace. He has served the people in that
capacity for the last thirty-tive years,
and was considered good, reliable Off
Ger, but the young Democracy downed
him'only to'bring out an inexperienced
man, and one sure OF defeat. He has
been Mayor OF st. Clairsville one term
lending in April next, and when the
evening caucus assembled for business,
it was noised about the room that Geo.
Linn should be nominated for Mayor
over Davis head, but some OF the older
spirits insisted that Davis be nominated
by acclamation, but that would not
work. Then n proposition was made to
take a vote, and the "old yheel;horSe Of
brought forward, and after saving the
mir with his arms, belchiRg up vivid re-
and telling how he pulled
the wires Of Democracy in Gurnsey
he was placed at the head of the
ticket. His defeat, however, is assured.
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prnrre., OF thc rnrIn 1,Ill.

wAsaEGToN, D. G., March l9.-Bet-
ter progress was made to-day by the
Ways and Means Committee in the con
sidera;ion OF the tariff bill than has
been made dnFing the past few days.
The free list was passed upon, as well as
the chemical section, and at adjournment
the committee had just taken up the
paragraph relating to crpckery and
china. The most important action taken
was the striking out OF cement from the
free list and the imposition Of a ten pei
cent advalorem duty upon 1t instead Of
the present twenty per cent rate. Jute
manufacturing machinery was place.. on
the free list, in consideration OF the tac'
that jutc is also made free,
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wAsulxorox, D. c., March lo.-A.de-
cision was rendered in the Supreme
Court to-day in the easc OF the Western
Union Telegraph against the Attorney
General Of Massachusetts,. This was .
srit TO enforce the collection OF tax
levied by the authorities Of the State
upon the Telegraph Company, and iol
TIC purpose Of enjoining that company
from the operation OF its telegraph lines
within the limits Of the State until the
tax should be paid. This court holds
that the tax assessed against the com
papy is q valid tax; the Judgment ot 'a'
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Will RISK RUIN.
YOuu.. Fenton Prefers Enie Ellis to Ills
Eather,A Money.

NOnul' fentOn Prefers Ehlo EIlls 10 AiA
Fathers Money.
SrnlydyIELp, No., March lO.-There
was conference Saturday between Dr.
Cox, his SOL, Fenton, the lattcr's friend
Cabo Young, and DR.. Reinhoif, who
acted as u spokesman.
Father and son met for the first time
since DIR. Cox threw vitrol upon Fen
TOMS inamorata, the actress, Ellie Ellis
"Your father" said DR.. ReinhoH ia
Fen,on. "wGnts you TO decide, will you
giyr I'M this girl and accept fathers
love, support and admonition, or take
the girl and go to ruin?'
Without hesitation young Fenton re-
piled: Tell him will take tho girl
"Then the whole thing is settled"
Fcnton departed Cheerfully. He
wanted to start with Ellie at once to Ill
inois to get married, but the couple were
subpwnard ~ witnesses against DR.. Cox
in his trial for the vitriol throwing. Ellie
told the reporters that it must now De
plain that she was not after Fenton on nc
count OF his fathers money, for he never
would get any. She loved him for him
sell alone. She had never let mn
sQuandcr money on her. She had hC
desire that DR.. Cox should be punished
for his assault upon her, though he na'
prosecuted her for q long time, carsinl
her to beiollowed and watched. aud once
ut Memphis, knocking her down.
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TUCKER COUNTY AWAKE,
Organizes n County Auxiliary ImmIgra-
tIon AHsocintiOn.

l IOn AAsOcLnuOns
Special Correspondence Of he IateHigalacr.
ST. GRoRDE, W. VA, March l9.-Pur
suant to call published last week, q
meeting was held Saturday, at the Court
House, to organize a County Auxiliary
to the State immigration Society. A
committee on permanent organization
was appointed consisting OF W. B. Max
well, b. s. Minear and L. S. Anvil, also
committee on resolutions consisting
OF John j. Ferguson, A. o. Minear and
L. Hansford. The committee on per-
manent organization reported Us follows;
For permanent President, j. P. Scott,
who shall be ex-officio Treasurer; for
permanent Secretary, II. j. Dumire; one
vice.president for each magisterial dis
trict.
Your committee would recommend
the organization OF a permanent society
to be called the Tucker County Immi-
grafton and Improvement Society, to
have the above named officers until
change at the pleasure OF the society.
Your committee would further recom-
mend the appointment OF n Financial
Committee to be composed ofone member
from each magisterial district whose
duty it shall be TO collect such funds as
are contributed to aid in defraying the
expense OF the society.
Your committee would further recon-
mend the appointment of a Central
Committee, TO be composed OF three
members, whose duty it will be to pre-
pare for publication a true and fair
statement OF tho resourcesof this county
and the advantages 10 accrue to immi-
grants who may be induced to settle
among us.
We would further recommend that the.
Vice Presidents constitute the Executive
Committee, and that three Of them con-
stitute quorum for the transaction of
business.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported us follows:
ResOlreti, That this society be auxiliary
to the State Immigration Society recent
ly organized in Wheeling.
ReSoired, That in the opinion OF this
society, Tucker county offers the best
inducements to immigrants OF any other
county in the State.
ReS0lred, That this society will dis
any effort on the part OF
land owners to unduly raise the price OF
their lands in view Of the now flattering
OF immigration; and
ReSOlred, further, That this society
will, to the best Of It's ability, aidpersons
to settle among US, to secure
property at reasonable and fair value.
ReSolred, That the county court OF this
county be requested To contribute such
sum toward the expense Of this society
and the State Society as it feels able TO
from the county treasury.
ReSolred, That the President OF this
society is hereby given the power to call
a meeting OF this society at any time he
may think proper.
Resolved, That an abstract OF the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting be furnished the
county papers and the Wheeling dailies
by the secretary. UP. SCOTT,
President.
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Special Dispdtch to TIC IateAigeHeer.
PARKERsBunG, W. Va, March l9.-
Many prominent Prohibitionists are
already here for to-morow'samendment
convention, among them being Geo. W.
Atkinson, Chairman Rohrbaugh, Prof.
A. L. Wade, Senator McGregor and
others. The meetings will be held in
the NJ. +. Church. II is safe to predict
that il the Third party question is raised
the anti.Thirtl partyites will prevail.
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coal TronhIc. Disappearing.

PlrrsnuRGu, Pa, March lO.-Thc
cloud which has been hanging over the
railroad coal operators of the Pittsburgh
district for several months, is disappear
ing, and the prospects for the spring
and summer trade are encouraging. The
0sceola Coal Company, on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, resumed operation this
morning after having been closed for a
couple OF months. 1t is the desire OF
the firm to run the mine to its full CO.
pacity rs soon MS the miners can be
secured. Other operators are preparing
to resume,
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PARIS, March 19.-M. NJ. Vacher and
Laporte, members of the Chamber Of
Deputies, have joined the Boulanger
National Protest Committee. At most
OF the Communist meetings held yester-
day in celebration Of the commune, Gem
eral Boulanger was denounced. Ehc
Radical Congress Of the Department Of
Aude has rejected the proposal to run
General Boulanger as candidate for the
Chamber Of Deputies.
It is reported that the Government
has decided to cashier General Boul.
anger.
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THE GRAFTON ELECTION.
Party Politics cpu,llated-RepubIIcan Mn.
jority Elected--Ilaymond Reelected.
Spori1I DisDdtch to The Lntelli1cncer,

Party Politics cputllnted-Republicnn Mn
jority Elected--Ilaymond Reelected.
Spoeidl DispGteh to Me LntelliJcneer.
GRAFTON, w. Va, March l0.-The
election for city officers passed of fquiet,
ly to-day and quite n full vote was polled.
Politics were ignored, although a party
ticket was named by some Republicans
who have favored party politics in the
municipal elections. This idea was re-
pudiated by the vote cast to-day, and
the entire Citizens ticket was elected
with the exception OF Alexander Zeck,
for School Commissioner, who although
an excellent officer, was defeated for re-
election by reason OF personal spite on
the part OF few individuals. Lewis
Raymond was reelected Mayor by ITO
majority. The vote in detail was us fol.
lows: For Mayor, Mr.. Lewis Raymond,
324, Gen. Geo. w. Brown, PA; City Ser,
geant, 2. NJ. Cochran. 800, W. d. VOL
ford, 24S; Councilmen, D. A. Litzinger,
IA, S. ]. Willhide, 97, II. J. Mugler, 105,
Michael Barretl, 50; School Commits.
sioner, S. NJ. White, 202, Alex. Zeck,
24S. The entire ticket is Republican
with the exception OF Cochran and Litz-
niger.
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New YoRK, March 19.-The Elberon
Flats at the corner of Eighty-sixth street
and Madison avenue was burned this
morning about I o'clock. There was
great excitement and many people
Jumped out of the windows. One OF
them, Mrs. Frances Westlake, a widow,
was killed. Others Of them were badly
hurt and burned. Assistant Foreman
Quirk, Of engine %, was badly hurt by
the Fill OF 4 ladder, while rescuing a
child from a window Of the burning
dwelling.
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AlIsn NIynr. Under Arrest,

coLuMRus, o., March l0.-The argu.
ment in the tally sheet forgery case
closed this evening, and the case was
given to the jury. Allen 0. Myers was
brought from Cincinnati this evening
charged with contempt Of court in fail
ing 10 appear y a witness when called
He gave bondin one thousand dollari
Tor appearance tomorrow morpiug,
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PITTSBURGH, March ia special
from East Liverpool, Ohio, says; Jack
Drabble and Frank vanFossen, two local
pugilists, fought for purse Of $50 a side
ut the State line, two miles above here,
yesterday. Two ounce gloves were used,
and the mill was very bitter one.
Drabble was knocked out in tho forty
fourth round, Both were badlypunlshed'
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Point Pleasant Election.

Special Dilpalch 70 he Intclll0tnceT.
Pr. PLEASANT, W. VA, March 10
Great excitement was manifested here
last Saturday at the city election. The
candidates worked diligently and the
voters seemed to display more enthusi,
asm than at any previous election ever
held held here. The following ticket
was elected: D. S. Snyder, Mayor
Charles w. Phelps, Recorder; W. r,
Tippett, Sergeant; L. F. Campbell, +,
NJ. Whaley, w. r. Gum, NJ. NJ. Laidloy,
Samuel G. Vickers, G. F. Hess, Council
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Under the call OF the States in the
House to-day, the following bills and
resolutions were introduced and refer
red:
BY Mr.. Taulbee, of Kentucky-For
the appointment OF special committee
TO examine into the condition OF the
civil service in all the departments and
branches OF the Government, whether
or not the provisions of the Civil Ser.
vice act have been Mt all times observed
and carried out, and what beneficial re-
suits, II any, have Injured to the Govern
ment by reason of that act.
BY Mr.. Mcdonald, of Minnesota.-ln.
structing the Committee on Ways and
Means to report bill placing all articles
or products that are protected by trust
or monopOlistc company on the free list,
or as nearly so us the financial require
ments OF the government will permit.
By Mr.. Grouse, OF Ohio-Providing
for bounty on wheat, corn, flour and
oatmeal exported from the United
States.
BY Mr.. O'Neil, o1Missouri-To createa
board OF arbitration for settling contro.
yersies between officers and employees OF
railroad companiesenga Interstate
commerce.
BY MIR. Cultivate Of Ohio-To anable
the several departments OF the Govern
ment to participate in the Ohio Centen-
NAL to be held in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Kansas, offered resolu-
tions setting apart the I'd and Sd of May
for consideration OF general pension leg
Mr.. Grosvenor, OF Ohio, offered pre-
amble and resolution reciting that the
Senate, ten days ago, passed the depend
cnt pension bill, and that it has not yet
been printed and placed in the hands OF
the proper officials of the House, and
directing the committee on printing to
inquire into and report the cause OF the
dcinv Adoptedr
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The Pittsburrh Steel Controversy.

PIrrsDuRGH, Pa, March l9.-There is
a prospect Of II settlement of the labor
question at the Edgar Thompson Steel
Works. Alta meeting of the employees
held on Saturday it was decided to make
another offer TO the firm. The PROPOSE
ton is that the employees will agree to
submit the question TO arbitration on
the conditions that the decision is to be
in effect either until July or for year
dating from Aprill.
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Los ANGELES, March l0.-No word has
been received yet by the officials of the
Santa Fe road in regard to the end Of
the strike, and traffic on that line in this
section is still ut n standstill. No trains
will be moved until orders to that effect
are received from the East.
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Special DIlTNtN 70 NJ IHItHI9tIleT'
CuARLEsroS, W, VA, March l0.-The
Development Association and City
Council sent a committee Of twenty-onC
to Washington to-day to try and obtain
additional appropriations for the Kama.
wha river Improvement.
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uoyoxoALIA sends to the Board OF
,,,ni,ration and Development $50 con-
,sIr,rl 'si by the County Court to carry
" ,bc GOOD work. No County Court
" w make better use Of reasonable
.noppt of the public funds.
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KASLAs CRY, NO., March l9'-All pas
senger trains on the Santa Fe went out
on time this morning, At the freight
ward ali IA activity, aud the switch en-
SinCs are darling around making up
trains ns rapidly rs possible, @ Gnu tso;,,E, WI
blockade.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March l0.-Thc
fire last night destroyed the warehouses
of George F. Drew and the Bradley Fer
tilizing Company; Hazleton's block,
Jacksonville carriage repository, Clark s
plumbing establishment and De Barry's
steamboat office. Loss Sl75, 600; insur-
ance 100000,
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A ssy.r. s,orm Inthe West.

Denver, March ia severe wind
storm, accompanied by snow, ragged
throughout the Rocky Mountain regions
from all last night until 4 O'Clock this
morning. Snow fell TO a depth OF ioul
inches and driited into cuts on the rail
roads so that 1t was almost impossible
to-day TO move trains,
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sTIcIII DI777l'VW 70 vi IV'V'''YV'V'''
WASHINGTON, D. O., March ia
well informed Third District Democrat
told me to-day that Henry G. Davis
would be candidate to succeed Mr.
Kenna in the Senate. He added that he
knew what he was talking about, Ny
informant is friend Of Mr., Kenna's,
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LONDON, March lO.-A heavy blizzard
is raging in the southeast OF England.
The storm is slight in London. The
storms in France and Germany con-
tinue. In Spain the storm is very heavy:
especially in the north. In the south, OF
Spain floods are doing enormous damage.
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Special DiPdich to bc inteiiOenor.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March TO-
Adjutant General Wood went to-day to
muster in the military companies at
Hinton, Anderson, Union Gap Mills,
Rocky Point, Peterstown and Lewis
burg. This gives the State over GOO
men
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PREPARING FOR WAR.

Tho Democratic State Committee Expects a
Lively Session To-day.
Special DiTdtch to The Mtctig@eer.
PARxERsBURG, W. VA, March TO-
About half OF the members Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee arc
here tonight. Others arc all expected
tomorrow morning. A number OF other
prominent Democrats are here to lend
their advice. George Washington Tip.
pet is one of them. lie says to-morrow's
session will be lively one. Gallagher,
the leading candidate for the Chairman
shin. got in early,
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Epecial DiPdieh 10 ne LaIo,lt1eHer,
wAsnINe7oS, .. c., March I0,-Carter
G, Kelso was to-day appointed postmas-
ter at Concord; C, W. Smith was APP
pointed at sanch and Mary Burnside at
Burnside,
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Tur Prohibition Convention at Par
,or,Gpr.. today, promises to be a
S,a.,iog S, Of much Importance. The
D'a '',,,,i,n Of Third Party or no Third
pa,ty l. likely toreccivc some attention
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DAYTON, o., March 1O.-Attorney D.
Marshall was appointed and qualified as
receiver OF the Dayton, Fl. Wayne &
Chicago Railroad this afternoon. Judge
Harlan fought hard for q stay OF pro-
ceedings in the interest Of eastern par
ties, but the court overruled and made
the appointment.
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court below, "that the sum claimed by
the plaintiff to be due for taxes, namely,
$40, los, be paid to said State by the
company with interest thereon" is with
out error, and so much Of that judgment
is affirmed
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Special Di,pdieh to nc Laleliggtf,
CHARLESTON, W. VA. blhrch l9.-Mil-
lard Copley and John Whitaker have
been sentenced TO three years each in
the pcnitentiary by Judge Guthrie, iol
stealing walnut logs from a raft in Elk
river and selling them at Point Pleasant,