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A BIG LAND DEAL,
Camden, Davis md Elkius Clenr Gen

Camden, Davis md Elkius Clear Genrlv
100000 ON the Cnperton Property.
NICHOLAS CouRr HOUSE, WA, March
ia deed from ]. N. Camden and
wife to the West Virginia and Pitts.
burgh Railroad Company for one.hali Of
sG,SOG acres OF the Caperton lands, re.
serving 500 acres at tho mouth OF vii.
liams river consideration SlO2, ,S39. 59),
has been admitted to record hero. or
the same day and in' the same office was
admitted to record deed from Fl. G.
Davis and wife and s. B. Elkins to the
above named railroad company for the
other half Of the SG,s0G acres (considera-
tion Sl43. .2S0.4G). The entire lot was
purchased from the Capertons for s7l,-
400 So; so that the net gain by tho re-
cent sale was S174,7lS.25. an -
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wanted nothing to do with II. Witness
did not read the paper, but Wood told
him that 1t was contract 1000, Mr..
Grosvenor said that contract was never
drawn up until the fall OF 1889, and
wanted to know how the witness could
identify as that contract a paper shown
him a year before II was made. q
The witness said that he could not
identify 1t. He had stated that Wood
had called It contract 1000" 5fl
Representative Grosyenor then took
the stand and testified that he was at
Columbus September 20, but did not see
Sands. The trust me, Charlie" tele-
gram, which had been referred to In
this investigation, was an answer from
Representative Butterworth to witness
appeal TO help him at the Marietta meet.
Ing, and had nothing to do with this
case. ,H0..
Apparently the taking OF testimony
closed with this statement, and tho com.
mitteo went into secret session to deter.
mine the further procedure.
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SETTLED BEFORE RETURNING,
Spencer, tho Chicago Bank Wrecker, Asnl
iu Illlnnls

Spencer, the Chicago Bank wrecker, Again
In Illinois.
CHICAGO, March l7.-States Attorney
Longenecker does not think he will be
called upon to prosecute D. D. Spencer,
who wrecked the Cook County National
Bank, of which he was President, in
1887, and has since been living quiet
life in Germany until his return to iii.
nois short time ago.
The stockholders had him indicted for
embezzlement, said the States Attorney,
and it was charged that his stealinps
amounted to nearly half million. But
the case was stricken of by Mr.. Mills in
his last year, and though it may bc re.
instatcd, | dent imagine it ever will be
for lack Of evidence. understand that
Spencer made some kind OF settlement
with the stockholders before coming
back,
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THE LABOR CONFERENCE.
Tho Popc Expresses His Sympathy with
.#-' -f1a tho ObiCct. ai-- " ~. az. s.


Tho Popo Expresses His Sympathy with
.l5.z.' ..I.s, tho Object.
BERLIN, March 17.-Prince Bismarck
gave dinner yesterday to the British
delegates to the international Labor
Conference. t
Emperor William wrote a letter to the
Pope informing him that Bishop Kopp,
Of Breslau, had been appointed one Of
the German delegates to the Labor Con-
terence, and declaring that he relied on
the support OF the Catholic clergy in
settling the social question. h
The Pope, in reply to the letter,
thanked His Majesty for the appoint.
ment Of Bishop Kopp, and indicated
that himself andsthe Church had always
been interested in the question, which
he said would be best solved by
the application Of the Christian princi-
ton. ,19 71'S' 90
The International Labor. Conference
to-day appointed three committees, The
first, On Work in the Mines, is presided
over by Herr Hanchroone, head of the
Berlin Mining Academy. The second
is on Sunday Labor, and has for its pres-
ident Bishop Kopp, and for its vice pres
iaent ia!1 the Danish delegate, Tietgen. Tho
thlrd committee is. on the Labor of
Women and Children, and is presided
over by Jules Simon, with the Huncar:.
ian delegate, Schnierer, as vice president.
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FIGHT INA CIIURClv.
a pr'cst Ono Of tho Party, Which MIKE. !.
g,.E FtD# " Moro DIsrrnc.r,, z -, 60 -

q ii'cst 'a ONO OF tho Party, Whicl. Makes n
.ii.. Moro DIaGracerul. "%ai
!, pouoIkEErPslE, n. y, March ia
dlssraceiul a g scene occurred in St. N1ary,s
Catholic church just before the com
meneement OF the morning service yes
terday' one Of she Practitioners, named
George hughes, a prominent merchant
eone 90 'nS ,tasba elsy and Father had had
hughes' TO pew. When Hnob os VT; ~"
his son occupied 1t this mor6;ns sn,s anu .ha
irodole he u; was renewed, Hughes and EarIv rv
enG;ng aaGGi;ng 2; va. EatT Of words over the matter.
IN intns thos ace n taIaeF ss ES1sIy hitting Hughes
Father Early's nephew) cama i1en ~ tha! !Gne 1lt
ter's assistance, and a man o noua " ti1e I !at-
Zen Zen pounded Hughes unmerciuIIy II Ea the
swele sse ena out on he head and Hughes
four Of his assailants, Fa.bsr u.Isst Eel, o. AL
hughes struck him frat. 't 1ut ~ saya'
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AN OLD BlGAMIS1,.
a Wealthy Citizen Charged VIII, Having
Five Living Wives.

wealthy Citiksh Charged With Having
Five Living Wives.
ASHLAND, Wis, March 17.-R. s.
Krauschkc, Polauder, 90 years OF age,
was arrested this morning and taken to
Appleton, Wis, on charge Of bigarny.
He Is wealthy and tho case creates dc.
cided sensation. The complainant is an
old lady from Appleton, who says the
man married her in Southern
Wisconsin thirty years ago, and
after she had borne him one
child deserted her. She lived alone
Tor years, trying at times to got her hus.
band to return. He always refused, and
five years ago the court house contain.
ing her marriage certificate burned. The
justice who performed the CEREMONY
and the witnesses are dead. kreuschko
has lived with his prcseut wife over
twelve years and has seven children by
her. His friends here say the Apple.
ton woman is blackmaicr and deny he
was ever married to her, and hint he
was never legally married to his present
wife. When arrested Mr.,Kreuschke
snapped loaded revolver In the sher-
It's face, but 1t missed fire.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA SCANDAL.
Tho Officials of the Bllnd Asylum to uave
nu IuycstigRtiOn.

AAAS ~A"SAtAAo VI tuc hiAnu Asylum 10 A0vC
nn Investigation.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1.-THE
shocking phases assumed by the Blind
Asylum investigation into the arrest and
binding over OF Harry King, on the oath
OF Joseph W. Zane, blind boy Of the
institution, has excited public indigna-
ton to the highest pitch, and it is the
purpose Of tho authorities to bring the
case to speedy trial.
King was yesterday committed to
prison by Magistrate Pole, in default Of
$1,000 bail. Magistrate Pole returned
his committal to the District Attorney
this morning, and the case was as
promptly turned over to the, grand jury.
The boy Zane was summoned before
that body and after his evidence had
been submitted q true bill OF indictment
was found against King, charging him
with Immoral practices. The time for
the trial has not yet been fixed.
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FlneS Iseulittetl.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 1.-THE
Governor has RENTED the fine of James
II. Crawford, constable OF Summers
county, who was fined SIS for carving
a pistol, also the tiue OF Charles Vest, Of
Summers county, who was imprisoned
and fined S25 for, disturbing public. wor-
ship. Being boy uuder q years Of
age and having served out his imprison.
ment, the Governor, upon recommends
ton OF the Judge and others, has remit
ted his fine. - :
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A GERMAN CRISIS,
Il Current Report Tint bismarck Has Ton,
ss. dercd His RcHipnntIon. .-s-

"A current Report Tint bismarck Has Ton.
dered His Resignation.
COLOGNE, March 1.-THE Gazette cor
respondent in Berlin says he believes
Prince Bismarck will Immediately re-
sign from all the posts uow held by him.
A meeting Of the cabinet, tho cores
pondent says, was held at 8 o'clock this
afternoon, at which Prince Bismarck
presided, to deliberate upon the posi-
ton which would arise from the Chan
cellor's resignation. y i, -
LA7ER.;7:SO p. MA report is widely
current TINS evening that Prince Bis
marck has rendered his resignation to
the Emperor. - "
The latest dispatch from Berlin saws
that both Prince Bismarck and Count
Herbert. Bismarck have rendered their
designations and that Emperor William
mas accepted the resignation OF the
i f..= Il 10 81. If.
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Tho Dlspntci, Aground,

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
United States tugs Fortune and Triton
have gone to the assistance Of the United
statessteamer Dispatch reported aground
of Cedar Pointsixty miles down the Poto.
mac river, with Secretary Tracy and
friends on board. The former left the
Norfolk Navy Yard and the latter the
Washington Navy Yard. The steamer
Fishawk left Washington at noon and
will render whatever assistance may be
found necessary. It is thought the
Navy Department that the vessel has
been aoated by this time and is now on
her way to Washington. ~.
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Special Dispatch TO The InteNigeneer. ','s
POINT PLEASANT, WA, March H.
Officers elected at the, spring election
are as follows: D. S., Snyder, Mayor;
". 9. Whaley, Recorder; U. F. Hoover,
Sergeant: Councilmen, John G. storlz,
Fritz Hess, Frauk Hoy, W. w. Cole, NJ.
NJ. Lady and W. Il. Gun. w
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ST. LOUIS, March l7.-Charles F. Vail,
whose preliminary examination under
the charge Of having shot and killed his
wife attracted so much attention two
weeks ago, was arraigned before Judge
Edwards. Of the St. Charles County
Circuit Court to-day on the charge OF
murder in the first degree and pleaded
not guilty. April I'd was sci, for the
day Of the trial, h ssgl7
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THE WORLDS FAIR BILL.

Tho Date Fixed BY tho House Committee
No Postponemcnt Of tho Show, ~,
WAsnISaroN, D. c., March l7.-There
was another lively meeting OF the
Worlds Fair Committee to-day. Messrs.
Frank (Mo.), aud Dowden (va.), were
absent from the city and Mr.. Wilson
were engaged in the ballot box investiga.
tion. Asa consequence Chicago tempo.
rarily lost two members favorable 10 her
and the committee was tied up 80 as to
be unable to achieve any positive pro.
eress. The fifth section Of the bill was
the first matter under discussion. To
this section Mr.. Beldon, of New York,
last Saturday offered an amendment re.
quiring a positive guarantee by the citi.
zens OF Chicago Of Il SIC, 900, 900 fund. 1t
soon became evident that the committee
was equally divided on this proposition,
50 that it was passed over for the time.
When section s (Which leaves blank
tho date for holding the fair) was
reached, Chairman Gambler proposed To
I'LL in the blanks so Us to provide for
the dedication and celebration October
y, 1892 and for the holding Of the falt
in 1893. The Chicago members had all
along declared that they were prepared
to accept the views OF the committee on
this point, although personally they felt
that in justice to the foreign exhibitors
and in view Of the delay on the part OF
Congress in acting upon the sub ject, it
would be hpttpr IN hold tho fair In 1sQ2
Therefore, when the question was put
on Mr.. Gamblers motion they reirained
from voting and the chairman found
himself alone in voting for tho motion
aud it was lost. Thereupon the dates
were filled in so as to require the fair to
be- opened April 80, 1892, and closed DC.
tober 20 OF the same year. The entire
bill was then read over and agreed upon,
excepting section 5, which will be acted
upon at another meeting to be held to.
morrow, when it is hoped . full attend
ance will be had, 'r7
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Tho Fight Poytpoue,,. .

BLooMlNoroN. ILL.,, March 1.-THE
finish fight between Billy Myer and Jack
Hopper, Of New York, arranged for Nav
l, at Fort Worth, Texas, has been most
poned to date subsequent to NAV 2.
the date Of Myers finish light with Andy
Bowen before the West End Athletic
Club, at New Orleans, La. This was
done at Myers request, the Streater lad
fearing that some accident might posi-.
bly, prevent his meeting the New Oileans
liVht.weipht. III 7lg.f -f5.4Ar I0,1T--
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Another Disaster Feared.

Troy, N. Y, March l7.-There Is great
danger Of another and greater landslide
at the point where Saturdays occurred
here, In which three persons were killed.
A new opening in Warren's hill has
been discovered. The bank Is 250 feet
hight, and Is cracked for l5O feet in
length along It's crest. Should it fall 1t
will do great damages. Rcsidcntsin the
vicinity have been warned to move.
Some have gone but others remain.
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No Complications HIVE Ar,.o,. !.


!, OTTAWA, ONT, March 17.-Hon. G. Fl.
Tupper, Minister Of Marine and Fisher.
les is expected back from Washington
to-day or tomorrow to coneult with his
colleagues on fishery matters. The re.
port that complications have arisen in
connection with the negotiations now
going on at Washington is entirely with.
out foundation. In fact, tho nepotia.
tions so far have been Of the most satis.
factory nature. Matters have proceede1
so far that before the next step is taken
1t has been deemed better for Mr.. Tim.
per to return here to consult with the
Government, rather than that comm.
nlcatlons on matters OF policy, sLoula
pass between Ottawa and Washington
by mail or wire. = Z. - 'Ah'on ''t'h'''o'l
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Doinulting Clerk Captured,

HlLLsDALE, MIcIr., March us. W,
Yeagley, tho defaulting clerk OF this
county, who left here February 8, has
Eeen captured by Sheriff Banker, and is
now lodged in Jail here The Sheriff re.
ceiyed word that Yeagley was in Chicago
and left for thatcity. On arriving there
he discovered that his man had just gone
to Canada, where he caught him. From
here Yeagley went to Ell Paso, Texas,
and then to Mexico, where he remained
about three weeks. From Mexico he
came back to Chicago and tried to get
work in that city. The amount OF money
stolen was over 5000. E .l1'
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New YoRH, March 1.-THE Govern.
ment contract labor inspectors were at
Castle Garden to-day. They busted
themselves about the charges made in
public prints as to their negligence in
allowing hundreds OF contract laborers
to pass through the Garden. In all tbs
emierants in the Garden they failed to
find ono contract laborer. 7ii.55l 7.Y :,
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Sullivan Cots n Now Tr,al.

JACKSON, Miss, March l7.-In the
case Of John L. Sullivan for prize fight
ing in Mississippi, the Supreme Court
judgment is that the case is reserved
and remanded and Sullivan is held un.
dor his bond to answer SUCH indictments
as may be found at the next term Of
court. The case Of Bud Renaud, OF New
Orleans, alder and abettor OF tho Sulli.
van and Kilrain fight was similarly de.
cided, =, .1;5S,.i 5l5E3il ~.
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AN HISTORIC CHARACTER DEAD.
Judge 0IcComnx, Who Signcd tho Dcnth
Warrant of John Brown, -F-s

Judge oIcComnS, Who Stgncd tho Dcnth
St Warrant ofJohn Brown.
Fonr Scorr, HAS, March 17.-Judge
McCouas, whose death was announced
q day or so since, was "A years OF age.
He was lieutenant.governor Of Virginia
at the time John Brown was hanged
and the signing OF the warrant devolved
upon him in the absence of Governor
Wise. For some years Judge McComas
was editor OF the chicago Times. Judge
McComas was one OF tho prominent men
OF Virginia before the war, aud was re-.
lated to, 1t not one Of, the able McComas
family OF Cabell county. After the war
he went to Chicago and thence to Fort
Scott, where he has resided ever since.
Ele was brother of Judge Ham Nc
Comap, Of St. Louis, who with his family
were murdered lby Apache Indians, in
Arizona few yeara ago.
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TIE STRIKING DOCKMEN.

Thirty THOUSAND OF Them March Through
the Streets OF Liverpool.
LlvERrooL, March 17.-Tho striking
dockmen engaged in a riotous demon
stration here to-day. Thirty thousand
Of them marched through tho streets,
and the route Of the procession was the
scene OF constant disorder. The magis-
tracy has invoked the aid Of the military
to preserve the peace. +.
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THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
Tho River Falling, Hut the Faircst Portion.
of Louisiana VIII bo Submerged.

VicxsnuRu, Miss, March 1.-THE
river fell four inches in the past forty.
eight hours. Tho river Is falling for a
distance OF twenty miles above and five
miles below tho Raleigh crevassc, which
Is steadily widening and was 200 feet
wide this morning. The flood will sub.
merge the fairert portion Of North
Louisiana. Steamers arc now removing
stock from the Tensas Parish, and in
localities reached by rail removal Is tho
order OF the day. Water Is also showing
up at Lake Ono. The damage by the
crevasse will be immense, though stock
will undoubtedly be saved for tho most
n,xt
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A TEACHERS SUICIDE.
Cincinnati Lady Shoots Herself In n Fit OF
--- - - az M II - /

A Cincinnati Lady Shoots Herself In n Fit OF
'fs. Dependency. r. s,
CINCINNATI, o., March l7.-A1iss Katie
OFT, q ateacher in the public schools, shot
herself through the temple last night at
her home during flt Of dependency,
caused by ill.health. She had resigned
her position last Thursday and her FAM
lily had planned for her q trip TO Cali.
tornia. But her mind was too much
disordered to wait for the experiment OF
a trip for health and after bidding her
brother good night, shot herself as she
lay on sofa In the sitting room,
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Prosecution OF State Claims.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 17.-In
accordance with the provisions of the
joint resolution passed at the special
session Of the Legislature authorizing
the Governor to appoint m agent to
prosecute certain claims before the Court
OF Claims, the Governor has appointed
as such agent Hon. J. NJ. NIcWhorter, oI
Greenbrier county, to prosecute said
claims on behalf OF this State, but upon
the condition that no compensation
shall be paid him out OF the State treas.
ury,
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Yal. Students Drowned.

NRw. HAVEN, March 1.-THE bodies
Of two Yale students, Edwin Rowe, a
member OF the senior scientific class
and Darius KEENAN,, a member of the
freshman scientific class, were washed
ashore at West Haven to-day. Yester.
day morning they hired sail boat and
went to Milford, about eight miles down
the sound. They started for home about
5o'clock in the afternoon against a strong
wind and heavy sea. They managed
to work up to the entrance to this Iar.
bor, where their. boat was dashed against
the breakwater and the young men were
thrown out and drowned.
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Satcial Dispatch to Tie Iateligenecr. ,-.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 17.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
Us iollows: 's IN
Original invalid-Isaac F. Stewart,
Wheeling; Willis E. Nutter, New Mil
ton; Jacob Sindlinger, Wheeling; Ro-
land G. Brown, Huntington; David Rum
ser, Morgantown. 8ez.. e.. p
lncrease-Charles Reflle, Sea Flat;
Benz. ?. Marshall, Petroleum. ,
Original widows-Mary E., widow OF
Lucas L. Comstock, Charleston. Reuben,
father Of VIM. L. Hall, Gray's Flats. !.
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CAlso, ILL.,, March 1.-THE river has
risen but one.tenth Of an inch in tho
past twenty.iour hours here and is still
falling at Paducah. The Mississippi is
still rising slowly and holds the Ohio up.
II Is thought now the river will rise but
little more. No anxiety is felt that any
danger may come at this point.
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Horse Thieves Killed. i.

San ANGELO, TEX, March 17.-Jerome
Shields and G. NJ. Broome, Of Ranger
county, left here Friday night, with
warrants from FL Paso, to arrest a Mexi.
can horse thief named Aleyizo Balepece,
who was living with his brother at Age.
piticcio, about 25 miles west Of here,
On reaching their house, a fight ensued
which resulted in both Mexicans being
killed, and Rroome receiving a serious
wound IN his LEFT shoulder. Shields
was also slightly shot in the left hand,
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FOUND IN TUE POTOMAC,
BODY OF Washington Dcfaultcr Discover.
ell In thu River

BODY OF Washington Defaultcr Discover.
eu In the River.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
badly decomposed body Of man was
found yesterday morningin the eastern
branch Of the Potomac river. Mrs.
Jones, wife Of Benjamin A. Jones, the
defaulting pay clerk Of Major Goodloe,
OF tho Marine Corps, this morning identi-
fed tho body Us that Of her husband,
who has been missing since Christmas
day. She also identified several articles
taken from the clothing Of the dead man.
Mrs. Jones' son also identified the body
as that OF his father.
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TIE BURCllELI, TRAGEDY,
Excitement Dying Out md tho People
Doing Some Thinking, l5Hg

H
WOODSTOCK, ONT, March 1.-THE ex-
citement over the murder Of Benwell
and the arrest Of Burchell is to large
extent dying out, and the people are
beginning to turn their attention to the
evil system OF pupil farming. There are
many here who believe Burchell 10 be
innocent, and base their belief upon the
fact that some mistakes have been made
as regards his identity. In the first
place, Conductor Poole and the train
hands nro positive that Burchell and
Benwell got oil the train at Eastwood on
the morning Of Monday, February II,
while Station Agent Dunn and his assis.
tant, Jones, are equally positive that
neither OF them got of there, and that
the gun case referred to in Poole's eyi-
dence was not put of there. (.
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Tho German Labor troubles.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE strike Of the
coal miners in Brunswick has ended,
the employers conceding the men a
small advance in their wages. They have,
however, dismissed 100 Poles, who were
the ring-leaders in the strike,
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An Old Publisher bond

CnlcAao, March l7.-Mr. Jonathan
Youuga.C Cannon, the founder OF the
Inter. Ocean and for very many years
prominently identified with the growth
and prosperity Of Chicago, died at his
home in Hyde Park this morning, aged
"a vearH. 80 !lsf la & hH.' fsy /
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West Virgininns In Washington.
i1seiIk U(spQich To the Ink,lIfDfncrr.

Satcia! Dispatch to the Intellipencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 17.-Mr.
J. J. Peterson, OF Huntington, is
in the city. He is an applicant for con.
su!ar position, but has no definite post
in mind. E1-Collector J. 7. MEG Graw, OF
Grafton, is in the city.
Commissioner Mason and bis private
secretary, who have been on an extend
ed Southern tour Of inspection during
the past two weeks, returned TO the city
this afternoon.