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CHICAGO. April 2l.-Nathan Doll, a
German shoemaker, GO years old, tried
to beat his ,1l.year.old son Willie to
death last night. When the officers en-
tered the place they discovered the boy
unconscious upon the floor. Blood
trlckled in tiny streams from his nose,
mouth, and his back. sides, arms and
limbs were one mass Of black and blue
bruises. He, was taken to the County
Hospital, and the old man arrested. The
old man was in a beastly state Of, intoxi.
cation. and it is said that be made a
habit Of beating the boy when drunk.
The old mans wife was forced to leave
him three years ago on account OF his
and shortly his daughter and
one son also left,-A 49,; SSEI-[
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BosroS, April 81. The National
League game today resulted in victory
for the Brooklyns by fortunate bunch
Ing OF hits. Attendance 1876. Brook.
lYn !; Boston G. Pitchers-Hueltes and
Geszein. Base hits-Brooklyn l2; Ros.
ton s.. Errors-Brooklyn s; Boston 6.
Earned runs-Brooklyn 4; Boston 8.
Home run-Getzein. Umpire, Weeden.
About $500 persons saw the Brother.
hood game today. 1t was rather n dull
game. Gumbert's errors proved disas.
trous for the home team. Brooklyn, 7;
Boston, 5. Base hits-Brookiyn, S; Bos.
ton, 10. Earned runs. Brooklyn, |.
Errors-4 each. Pitchers - Weyhinp
and Gumbert. Umpires-Gadney and
Barnes. T t.n -
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Chicago Divorce. Don't Go There.

Lospos, April ei.-The suit for d.
vorce brought by Mrs. Detchgoyy,en
against her husband was decided in The
probate divorce and admiralty divioion
OIL ne nigh court Of justice to-day. The
petitioner averred that she was married
to the respondent'in the United States.
put ,qnarrelled and separated. Nj
'Detchgoyen subsequently obtained de.
cree Of divorce ageinst her from a court
IN ChlcaSo on the plea that she had de-
serted MN. lie then married woman
named O'Leery. Mrs. De,chgoyen based
her action in the English court on the
grounds OF bigamy and adultery on the
pIartol pa "5! her husband. The court granted
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both Pittsburgh, Clubs Win

PlTrsDunoII,A April 9l,-The attendance
iell away like dissolving dream at both
the League and Brotherhood games to.
day. The latter managed to muster n
total OF some 1000. while the League
was satisfied with $50. There was yery
little enthusiasm on either side. Broth.
hood, 5; Chicago, 2. IIlts--5 each. Er.
rors-pittsburgb, 2; Chicago, 3. Pitch.
ors-Staley and Baldwin. Umpires-
Cunning and Matthews.
National League = Allegheny, IL;
Cleveland, 0. Base hits-Al!cgheny, l2; /;
Cleveland II. Errors-Allegheny, 0;
Cleveland G. Pitchers-Scamitt and Par.
son. Umpire-Zacharias. ,- ,,, -,L1,
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Trial Trip OF the Charleston,

SAN Francisco, April el.-speaking
of the y. S. cruiser, Charleston, last
evening, Rear Admiral Brown said hera
was the most successful trial trip ever
made by new war ship. Capt. Reney,
chief ot the Char}estou's staff, says the
discipline Of the men was perfect, and
engines and machinery could not have
given better satisfaction. With the 10
and G.inch guns, two Of the largest tar.
gets were destroyed at a distance OF
l,5O0 feet, --,---.- .-La-.. 4
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Democratic Senatorial Caucus,

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The caucus
OF Democratic Senators this morning
lasted an hour and was largely attended.
1t is stated, by Chairman German that
the proceedings were simply n confer.
ence upon the course OF business and
the only action taken was the adoption
OF a resolution to appoint committee
TO take charge Of the interests of the
minority III the matter of legislation.
The committee has not been selected.
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ROME, April 2l.-The Crown Prince of
Italy, who is now returning from South
ern Russia, met with railroad accident
to-day. AS the train on which he was
travelling was leaving Vladivakas, the
chlei town OF the Tcrsk district, il was
thrown from the track by the breakinp
OF q wheel ofonc OF the cars. The Crown
Prlnce was severely shaken up and re :,
ceiyed several contnsious. ' -
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DIVIDED ON SILVER.
The Republican Members Of the
House Hold a Caucus
BUT FAIL TO HARM0NlzE
On. a Silver Coinage Nicasurc-A Mn.
Jority OF tho House Committee
Opposed to the Windom Dill.
Another Meeting to be held.

WASHINGTON, D. G, April 2l.-The
Republican members Of the House held
caucus tonight to receive the reports
Of its committee on the silver question.
Every one expected a lively time and the
expectation was realized. Representative
Henderson. Of Illinois, presided, and
there was good attendance. Chairman
Conger, OF the Coinage Committee,
opened the proceedings by presenting
the report OF the committee. lie re.
cited the concessions which the House
caucus committee had offered to the
Senate committee; told how the negotia.
lions had failed, mainly on the redemp.
tion and National bank propositions,
and summed up by reporting that the
House committee had withdrawn all the
concessions, and that nine of the fifteen
membershad decided to recommend TO
the House the modified Window bin as
1t came from the Coinage Committee.
Representative Walker, OF Ma.sachu.
setts, another member OF the committee
upheld the committees action. He
maintained that It's bill wonld secure ali !
necessary relief in the way OF expansion |
OF the currency, and in substance re.
iterated Secretary WINDOWS objections
to the redemption features Of the Sen.
ate bill, pointing out the dangers under.
lying a positive requirement that the
Treasury notes should be redeemed in
lawful money. The six members Of the
caucus committee, who refused to nc.
cede to the majority report favor the
modified Window bill.
The discussion ran until half past II
o'clock when finally the entire subject
was recommitted to the caucus meeting,
It became eviden. from several PROPOSE.
tlons taken during the debate that the
Republican members are opposed to the
Window bill in the proportion Of . and
|. The committee will report to IN.
other caucus to be held Wednesday.
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Secretary Of State Ohley yesterday is
sued charter to the Naphtha Yaeh,
Company, Of Wheeling. The company
has an authorized capital OF So, 900. and
Is iormef for the:purpose OF owning and
operating naphtha yachts for uss as
Terry boats or in pleasure excursions on
the Ohio river md its tributaries. The in.
corporators are Ianthus G. Dillon, T. ],
Park, Andrew NJ. Hamilton, Joshua NJ.
Wrestling and Frank B. Ross.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and transfers as
follows: April 10, by Annie L Shields
to j. Melvin Richardson, for $50, the
south 29 feet Of lot . in square |, in
Churchill's addition No. 9. April q,
by Charles Klein and wife and Il, +.
stifel to D. z. Phillips, trustee, for $3.50
lot 20 In Klein 4 Stiiel's Grandview ad.
dition. April q, by said Klein 4 S,iiel
10 Thomas Newman, for Sl35, lot IL IN
the same addition. April II, by Bridget
heenan to Clara, wife OF William L.
Davis, q deed Of correction for, u lot in
CAllWell'a additinn. -.
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THROWN OUT.
A Frencher of the Gospel Forrib,y Elected
from n Chicago Church.

a PREACHER Of the Gospel Forrib,y Elected
from n Chicago Church.
CHICAGO, April 2l,-"Naus NIT ihm,"
German for "out with him." the cry
which rang through the court OF Pontius
Pilot, was heard in Christian church in
Chicago yesterday, and suiting the action
to the word, angry men forcibly elected
from the church preacher OF the Cos.
pei. 1t was the elimination Of the
trouble in the Illinois Conference of the
Evangelical Association, which resulted
in the division OF the Conference last
week into two sections, each claiming TO
alone possess the ecclesiastical authority
Of the Conference: Gl a"
Each Conference appointed pastors
for all the churches in the State, so that
each church has two ministers. At the
Humboldt Park Church in the afternoon
the Rev. Mr.. Morloch was to preach his
funeral sermon, and under the timer.
ant system his successor was to be in.
stalled. f.a n.
The adherents and nppointees Of both
conferences were on hand, each deter.
mined to take possession OF the church
and to install its pastor. The Wisconsin
Conference had appointed Rev. John
Vetter, and the Sheffield Avenue Con-
ference licensed Rev. A. Heilmau. B
When Pastor Morloch and Pastor.
elect Hellnan attempted, in company,
to close the Sunday.school preparatory
to other services, Sunday-school Super.
intendent Theodore Kruger and Pastor.
elect Vetter demsn led their AUTHORITY.
Immediately number OF the congrega.
tion leaped from their seats and seized
Mr.. Vet.er, while Mr.. Helltnan jumped
down from the pulpit aud- across the
chancel rail. The confusion aud uproar
was made worse by the rush of women
and children for the door, Mr.. Ve,terp
friends shrieking, "They are killing our
preacher" while bis opponents yelled
"Naus init him." Mr.. Vetter finally
was landed outside, and notwithstani.
ing he produced his license, was refused
admission by Mr.. 'Hellman, who stood
in the doorway. When Mr.. Vetter and
his friends retired, the Rev. Mr.. Morloch
preached his sermon. He deplored the
scene, but said that Christ was the only
Bishop they were recognizing at present
The feeling between the fac.ions is very
high, and that section OF the city i
greatly excited over the affair. ''1E
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Rusie IIus His lsevcuro

New York, April 2l.-Ninc hundred
persons saw the League club defeat the
Philadelphia at the new polo grounds
to-day. Rusie pitched in fine form. He
struck out Is Of the Philies. Philadel-
phia 8; New York 5. Earned runs
New York 4; Philadelphia 9. Hits
New Pork 0; Philadelphia 0. Errors
New York 4 Philadelphia 5. Pitchers,
Rusie and Vickery. Umpire Quinn, 1'
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New York, April 2l.-Two thousand
persons saw the Giants defeated Sec
ond time by The Philadelphia Players
League team to-day. Ewing was freely
hit by Fogarty's men. New York, II !;
Philadelphia l3. Base bits-New York
II; Philadelphia II. Errors--New York
l; Philadelphia 5. Earned runs-New
York s; Philadelphia 9. Umpires Fer.
guson and Holbert. 1,G'aii III
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anyone but tho representative Of the
FISHER Conference to preach In tho chap.
q, andthe an,i.Esher men held ser.
vices ina hall. Two.thirds Of tho church
arc anti.Esher men.
, 4 BAD faLlUur WRECK.
Cars FILED up Near Alnnnlngton and Trnip 3
Delayed.

Cars FILED up Near Alannlngton md Trnip
Delayed.
There was n bad freight wreck on the
d. 4 0. railroad ut Warrington at an
early hour yesterday morning or late
tho night before. The exact particulars
could not DO learned here, but 1t was re.
ported that one OF tho crew was killed
and that tho train was demolished al.
most completely. The eastern express,
(No. 10y due here ut 1885 a. III. did no,
arrive q, until $3.50, owing to n wreck, at
NeAs Siding. west OF the river. The train
was sent east via the Pittsburgh diyis.
lon to Cumberland on account O,
tho track being blocked at Man.
nlngton. No. 7, from tho East,
iue at 0:45 n. H., did not ar.
'iye until LAS p. NJ, and came via the
W, I. & B., while No. did not reach
nt lere until $50 p. m., two hours late.
This made the mail matter on these two
rains too late for the afternoon delivery.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 81. - Two
thousand people witnessed to.day's
game. The feature was the heavy bat.
ting by Phelan md Shinnick, each Of
whom hit every time at the but, ST.
Louis, Il; Louisville, II. Earned runs
Louisville, I. Pitchera-Stra,ton ond
S,ive.ts. = Base hits-Louisyille, 20; ST.
Louis, II. Er!ors-Lonisyille, 81 81.
Louis, !. Umpire, Council. -. y
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Miller Don't Get II.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2l.-The
United States Supreme Court, in an
opinion by Justice Bradley, to-day at.
6rmed the judgment OF the District Su.
preme Court refusing to grant writ Of
mandamus to Charles r. Miller to com.
pei the Commissioner Of Pensions to
grant him an increase OF pension. 1t
was alleged that the Commissioner re.
fused to comply with the instructions OF
the Secretary. The court holds that the
Commissioner followed the instructions
and then exercised his discretion as to
matters left open, as he had right
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u PARIS, April el.-The Guulois says
that the Dahomians have made two vic.
orous assaults upon the French positions
in Dahoney. Four French soldiers
stationed at ontposts were captured bv
the Dahomians and heheaded. Thi.
french retallatcd upon tho Dahomians
by belleading five OF the female worr;"r,
Of the king who had been captured '
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NO LlCENStS GRANTED
In Washington, Pa.-An Applicant r,,r,.,
I d.. 't ems to Appeal III. Cn..

D.. lye"S to Appeal His Cnss, g,lr'.
:WAs1'iso7os, Pa, April 2l.-To .dav
was one OF victory, for the proh;hi,;as
lists OF this county. At II 'l',1'i- o'clo"t .I.i.
morning Judge McIlvaine filcd 'IH III, 'hls IN
cls;on in the applications for licsnSou s ~ =,
sell liquor, and although .therc h1u ~. ~
seven = y, en- MaPplicants from the borough. "eoe not
throughout the county the fo|}ow;,r
brewers and dis,illers' licensoa' sc'owins !,
gran granted; d. William Markell, =. Town' Ssro
gena, send, thompson ,Diatilling Comnanur Tu-
Tnosgpp, nase !, 81 ehta:!,r'son, Joseph Kumm"r':r' '
nnr4;.Ss nav,G q snlder' Jesse NJ. Boyce, Thomas, ,
There is little doubt thai r,h,o,,
e, yho s,nIis5 sne 5Priopletoro Of the Min lotel.
Tlll carry his application to lb,. nnrn,ns Srnse,
SoAlks
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Strike for Nine Hours

SHARON, Pa, April el.-All the car
penters here went on a strike for shorter
hours this morning. They=are now
working ten hours, but demanded nine
hours, and one small firm has conceded
the demand The other three large em.
ploying firms refuse to accede to the de.
mauds, and are making an effort to &C..
cure enough non.union men to run up
the buildings at present under contract.
This the men say. will not be successful,
unless men are Imported, as the carpen.
ters' organization here is the strongest.
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Electric Sugar Refinery Frauds.

NEw YoRE, April2l.-Oliye E. Friend,
Emily Howard, George Halstead and
Orrin A. Halstead, who we're held for
ten months on charges OF being con-
uectcd with the fraudulent electric sugar
re6ueries scheme, were discharged TO-
day on their own recognizance. Prof.
Friend, the originator OF the fraud, is
dead, and "Parson" W. B. Howard is
serving ten.years sentence for his hand
in it. Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Howard
were the wives OF these men. The Hal
steads were mere mechanics employed
to set up the machinery, and were from
Michigan. -
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Tho oklnhomn Boom,cr pcoa. !.

GgrnnlE, I. T, April 2l:-Oaptaiu
Couch, an old pioneer and widely Known
as the organizer Of the Oklahoma move.
ment, died this morning at s o clock,
His death was the result OF q wound in!
aieted by J. 9. Adams with a rife April i,
When 1t became known that Captain
Couch could not live twenty.four hours,
party was organized To lynch Adams,
United States Marshal Walker was in.
formed oi this, and yesterday boarded a
train with the prisoner for Wichita. He
wss placed in jail, there, Couch was
widely respected, isN - sTS y
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A Convict Suicides.

4 JOLIET, LIS, April 2l.-Henly Boyle,
alias John Cox, liieeonvict, committed
suicide by hanging himself with towel
in his cell yesterday. He was sent here
ten years ago from Warren county for
murder, aud was one Of the batch, OF con.
victs to whom Governor Fifer refused
q pardon, ;4i,i
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Nearly Suirocatci to Death.

CHICAGO, Aprilel.- two story build
ing at the corner OF Van Buren, street
and Wabash avenue, was destroyed by
fire at $3.50 o'clock this morning with a
great part Of the contents, entailinr nm
estimated loss Of $1,000 to SS,OO0. Four
persons, who occupied a part Of the sec.
ond floor as sleeping apartments were
takenout Of the burning building in an
unconscious condition. They afterwards
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No progress was made towards Set
Element Of the carpenters strike to-day;
in fact a settlement seems farther of
than ever. 1t was understood that as
soon as the new Master Carpenters Asso-
citation should become strong enough to
give employment to 1000 men that work
by that number would be! resumed,
The leaders OF tho sstrikers now
say that they talked with the new or.
ganization as matter Of courtesy, but
that IN no event will any Of the strikers
be allowed to return to work until
bosses representing seven.eighths OF the
employing capacity Of the city have
given in und recognized the union. It
is not probable that this; will be- done
soon. The citizens committee which
was appointed. 70, bring about a settle
ment OF the trouble was to have met a
committee OF the employing carpenters
for the purpose Of talking the matter
over this afternoon, but their confer.
cncs was given up under circumstances
which point to a failure to effect any
thing in that direction. +.
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AMlOALBY SETTLED.

Tho Railroad Officers anil Employees ut
Pittsburgh Make Mutual Concessions.
PlrrspuRGH, April 2l.-The consulta.
tion Of Grand Master Wilkinson with
the railroad officials tonight has not
been without result, and an amicable
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Meat for the I,I.ana.

BUFFALO, N. y, April 2l.-The Bisons
took the second game from Cleveland
to-day almost without struggle. But.
ialo Is; Cleveland s. Hits-Butralo 10 !;
Cleveland IA. Errors-Bu,Talo .; CIeye.
land 9. Earned runs Buffalo 6; Cleye.
land S. Pitchers--Ferson, Bake!y and
Hemminga. Umpires- Knight' and
Jones', s'E@s H5E II. 80
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ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT

Ofthe GRIND Army Of the Isepublic-Prep.
nrauona Being Made ut narrisvilie.
Speeia! Dispatch 10 the Inteligcncer.
HAREIsvILLE, W. Va, April 2l.-
Special preparations are being made
here by the 6. A. R. Post for the annual
encampment which begins on the o3rd,
and all the citizens are prepared to give
the veterans royal entertainment and
hearty welcome. All preparations will
be completed by tomorrow noon. They
are exceptionally fine and attractive. A
large attendance is anticipated. Prom.
inent men from all over the state will
be present. = III y /
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Elkins Daughter TO bo Married. /

CuMnERLASD, April 2l.-Maj. Alex. g.
Oliphant, of Trenton, N. j., is receiving
congratulations on the announcement Of
his engagement to Miss Sarah, the eldest
daughter Of Stephen B. Elkins, OF West
Virginia. The wedding will take place
in the fall at Mr.. Elkins' winter resi-.
dence in New York. Major Oiphant is
one OF the popular men Of New Jersey
society circles. He is the son of Gen.
Samuel D. Oliphant, Clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court Of New Jersey, and
is graduate of Annapolis Glass OF 'Sl.
ae is member OF the Globe Rubber
Company, - ~ 'r''A.-' 3 ,ZsI4 ~
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Cincinnati Got There,

CINCINNATI, O., April 2l.-Thc Gin.
cinnati turned the tables Of the Chicago
League this afternoon, defeating them in
the presence OF over 5000 spectators.
The loca! men played superbly in the
field and batted well. Cincinnati o;
Chicago 4. Earned 'runs-Cincinnati4 4
Chicago 8. Home runs-Wilmot and
Keenan,. Base hits Cincinnati II chi.
cage 5. Errors-Cincinnati .; Chicago
!. Pltchers-l1utchinson and Foreman.
Umpire-AIcOuade. .t6 nj. ''.I'''''
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Eleven Hundred Iou.r. n,-,

eAS FRANCISCO, April 2l.-steame,,
arriving yesterday ! from Yokoba,na
broughtne to;ApriI |. aIore ,,;..s
uoua 11 lires have occurred in japan u'sas, sMn
A. Siarch n, :, !. three hundred houses wera gn
burned non n a. Aomani. The day aite. nsao n,,ae
'Vn buildings were DESTROYED MN nj Ny; otGf
70, and oyer 3O0at Mimuro. TLo ~ a'osni- 'os.
fire ragged six hours, Inc latter
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Special Dispatch to the Initlligcncer.

Special Dispatch TO the lntligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2l.-The
City Council Of st. Albans, Saturday
night, granted exclusive franchises for
electric lights and water works to Robert
I. Oney, OF this city. ~ aW u igI /.
Otto Price, aged, % years, who has
been employed at the Black Band Com.
pany's tipple for some time, jumped
itoma running freight train just below
Davis Greek bridge, on Saturday night,
and falling into cut, was Instantly kill
ed. His funeral took place at Browns
town to-day. 'S'
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A Now County Projected.
Sptciql Disu1tth To The Iutrlliurnrer. T.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2l.-A
mass meeting Of the citizens OF Cabin
Creek district, Of Kanawha County and
the lower part Of Fayette County was
held at East Bank, Saturday, to consider
the matter OF. forming a new county.
Committees were appointed on finance
and, territory, and the meeting ad.
lOurned till Nav l(..s.is..-
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Carriage i,,r,nr-,,

. - AoLlSEo lnA::, April a2l.- Fire nro.o
o. out in in tho woodworking depsr,maot ,tAe =,
the s'. Moline buggy company s,,1 rsstsr1ss .,
afternoon, AT and after dss,mr;ve ';.'u"y !.
ne "a blacksmith sho.s spread ~ ,.E *, H. and
WORK departmep. Of tbe S"chI, ~ wy wood
sinsnpSSny, sisntpaSy, which vas also da,napai Sai1t,ase
sured. % '-o,Wo; ;iully in
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settlement Is announced Of the long
threatened railroad strike. Concessions

are being made on both sides,
though.the result ol the meetings will
not be known until tomorrow, nor will
the exact wages paid 10 the men be
knewn. They say they are satisfied,
and one road after the other agreed to
the terms OF the men tonight, though
no figures will positively be given until
Tomorrow.
The Pennsylvania lines have led the
Others In offering a compromise to the
men and the other roads are following
as rapidly as the committee Of men waits
ON Them a 1. Y = ~
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Secretary ohlsy Takes Charge.

Special Di:patch TO he Inteaigencer.sl a 4.
: CHARLEsroS, VIVA, April 'ol. Sec.
retary Of State 0hley took charge OF his
office to-day, Mr.. Walker retiring. He
has, as yet, made no changes in the
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Aaugulin's Infant Cordial leads Ia' tbem sil