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undue power In tho government, And
until that Is remedled, either through,
me negro voting or through the negro
being excluded from the basin OF repre-.
sentation, there never will be feeling
OF content and equality among the peo.
pie OF the Northern States. And now
you complain Of US. For what ?
for injustice. wrong, violence, or
blood shed? No. You complain OF us
that we hato you. We deny the hatred,
but We demand the Justice. And until
the Southern States give these colorel
people their rights under tho constitu.
ton, there will be disquiet and liscon.
tent, and a feeling Of injustice. trust
that the time will come when even this
feeling will disappear and when every
man shall have right TO vote. =
congress cannot exercise any control
In local affairs in the Southern States
and do not claim the right To do so but
what We insist upon Is that there shall
DO law that will protect the right OF sui.
irage and that that law will bo executed
with such power that no man dare to ex.
poso himself to its penalties. a5FGO
~ 1850 1oeoa 4ePlIcu W AEs SUeFmn0.
he spoke Of the exclusion Of colored
men In the Northern States from ali
political Offices and said that, on tho
contrary, there was no discrimination in
the laws Of South Carolina, Mississippi,
Louisiana or Georgia against man on
account Of his race, color or previous
condition Of servitude; and that mum.
Der Of colored people in those States
were holding office to-day and one color.
cd man was representing q G Congressional
district OF North Carolina.
He believed that the great body OF the |
people Of the North were kindly disposed
toward the people Of the South, and that
that kindness had been very much stim.
ulated by the fact that millions Of money |
were being sent to the South for invest.
ment. And he would tell tho Senator
from Ohio that whenever he attempted
to carry out his threat OF another crusade
upon the South through supervisors and
United States Marshals for the purpose
Of dominating elections there, he would
have fire in his rear from the men who
had carried their money and their in.
iustry into the South. TW lHlr
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION,
Several Men Killed md Injured by mn FL

Several Men Killed md Injured by m Ex.
=, plosion of Dynamite.
New YoRK, March l3.-An explosion
Of dynamite occurred at the Brooklyn
water works, at Rockville Centre, this
morning, by which several men were
killed and number injured. The ex-
plosion occurred at 9:4O o'clock. The
dynamite was being used for blowing up
tree trunks on the line of the extension
OF the Brooklyn aqueduct, half mile
east Of Rockville Centre. Two laborers
who were walking near were blown to
pieces. parts Of their bodies being thrown
in every direction. Two others were
fatally injured. The shock Of the e4-
plosion created consterpation. Many
houses were shaken and a number oi
windows were broken. ,s
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TILE DOUBLE TlIIRTEEN.
Tho Bad Record Of Pennsylvania Railroad
InC0rtntIya M 1lV1,

.
Tho Bad Record Of Pennsylvnnin Railroad
Locomotive No. 1913
GREEssBuRG, Pa, March l0.-That
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will eventually be compelled to abandon
engine No. 1913, now In use on the road,
is becoming more apparent every day.
It is regarded by railroad men as sun
lucky and there is not an engineer or
fireman on the road that has not super
stitious dread Of the huge monster that
during the past year has figured in
more disastrous wrecks than any other.
in the first place, it plunged over the
bridge at Latrohe last summer, wreckine
a whole train and killing the engineer,
fireman and ten others, and seriously in
juring about dozen persons. About a
month afterwards it collided with a
train near Manor, seriously injuring the
fireman and wrecking a number Of cars.
Again, in few weeks, while ascending
the mountain, its boiler burst and the
fireman was blown through the cab
window and badly hurt. it was re.
paired and once more put on the road,
when all went we'll until about six
weeks ago, when it again ran intp a
freight at Minor Station, smashing ten
or twelve cars and slightly injuring the
fireman. Lastly, while running nea,
Sang Hollow on Tuesday it got into
another scrape. This time its oil can
exploded, and severely burned both
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"A pLUCKYl lNEwSPAPER;REPORTE

Refasssto Tell tho Senate Commtttce How
IIc Cots tho Executive Session seprets. l.
WASHINGTON, D.. G., March bl3.-The
Dolph investigating committee was at
work again to-day with the usual result.
George II. Harries, |of the Washington
Aor, vas called. When Senator Dolph
approached Mr.. Harries to. administer
the oath, the latter expressed his rpwil-
lingness to be sworn until satisfied that
the committee had been regularly and
duly constituted. He had, he said, read
the proceedings Of the Senate with great
care and had ohaeryed no mention what.
ever Of the appointment .ot such eom.
mittee. The resolution passed in secret
session authorizing the committee 10
make investigation was shown to Mr..
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WHY IT WAS SELECTED.

Secretary Window Tells Why IIe Chose
Dcdloo's Island For M Immigrant Land.
Ing Place.
WARRINGTON, March l3.-The Senate
and House Committees on immigration
held their first joint meeting to-day, at
which Secretary Window and Solicitor
Hepburn, Of the Treasury Department,
were present and the first named gave a
statement Of tho reasons that had in.
duced them 10 take charge OF the land.
Ing OF immigrants at New York. In
the course Of this statement 1t was de.
yeloped that the Ford Committee OF the
last Congress, in their report, recon.
mended that the National Government
take charge OF this matter. The reports
OF the manner In which operations at
Castle Garden were conducted and OF
the condition OF affairs there, tho Sec.
retary sale, also seemed to warrant, II
not demand, q change. The Secretary
was asked why he had selected Bedloe
Island as the landing place for immi.
grants under the new arrangement. He
answered that Governors Island would
have suited him just as we'll, in fact was
examined by him with Wow TO locat-
inga landing station there; but the
military authorities objected to giving
up control OF the island, and he was
compelled to look elsewhere. The
Treasury Department had foothold on
Bedloe Island and was, in addition.
deemed to be the proper place to land
immigrants, under the shadow OF the
statue OF Liberty. The island contained
thirteen acres. Five Of them are de-
voted to the park surrounding the
statue, and the remainder may be util.
lied for the necessary buildings for the
accommodation OF Immigrants and the
transaction of business. The buildings
will be erected on the west side Of the
island.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANS.

Catherine Smithy, aged 1O2 years, died
near Charlottesville, o., on Wednesday.
The State is making d strong point
against Perrin in the Hurley lWis.)
A. A. Robertson, a Baltimore u Ohio
brakeman, was seriously injured by cars
near Newark, Ohio. 7E q, -
A bill has been introduced in the
Iowa Legislature to prevent discrlmina-
ton in life insurance. eaua
Sam Davidson, editor Of the New Era,
at West Union, has been arrested on the
charge Of criminal libel, Il ',.l
Mack Hammerly accidentally shot
himself while handling revolver, near
Upper Sandusky, Ohio. 40 f., -.
The old L., N. A. & G. Board has been
ousted by a new one, supposed to repre-.
sent an interest yet to be developed.
! The dry goods store Of J. H. Golfer, at
Georgetown, g., was entered by burglars
Tuesday night. who SECURED about three
dollars in pennies. ,.-z
A farmer, who was supposed to have
a large sun Of money about him, was
assaulted and beaten by highwaymen
near Columbus, Ind. - q
"A young man oishort stature and with
a Olack mustache is wanted at Noryalk,
o., Tor ohtaininga watch from @. N.
Frazier, jeweler, on q forged order.
President Harpster,, OF the Wool.
Growers Association, 10 pleased with
the provisions OF the new wool schedule,
and believes the bill will become law.
Elirap Easley and Isaac Stoddard, COL
ored, pleaded guilty at Norwalk, o., to
stealing lot Of hams and shoulders, and
were sent to the penitentiary for one
year each. - 5fzl. Ill f6l3asl.4,
The 4.year.old daughter Of a farmer
named William Eaderly. Lying near
New Philadelphia, Ohio, fell into the
fire place Tuesday evening and was
burned to death. gi l.-'-...1 5l.ll !, \
International complications are likely
to grow opt Of an INCIDENT that has taken
place at Tacoma, Wash" practically in.
yolvlng an insult To the British tiae and
possible violation Of the rights OF Brit.
ish subjects. -li i '17',s
General Crook gives as the reason for
so many desertions from the army that
Immediately man has enlisted he loses
social caste, being instantly ostracized by
the public. The same cause ho declares
operates to fill the military prison.
Mrs. Sarah ". Ennis, deceased, Of
Chicago, left her PROPERTY to her bus:
band, Robert T., on condition that he
did not marry again. He remained un,
married for years, sold the property and
then married. Mary A. and Harriet
Tower and Kate Wells were to have the
property il Ennis married, and now sue
for it. nv, q. ~ =
At the coroner's inquest, at Council
Bluffs, Ia, in the murder case OF old Mr.
and Mrs: Jones, Joe SheIlenberger made
q full confession. He says that Neal
committed the murder aud forced hin
to aid IN concealing the bodies. Wher
he tried 70 escape before The old people
4 we're killedr he; sayu, Neal. shot st him
| Is feared, - =. - " - IS
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4 Woman In tho Cnae..

CLEVELAND, O., March l3.-Charles
Ettinger, an Ontario street jewcler, went
to the theatre last night and left his
store in charge Of Louis Goldsoll, his 10.
year old brother-in-lav. Ellnger, when
he reached his place of buslne5s this
morning, found that Goldsoll had de.
camned with 500 in cash and $, 400
worth Of diamonds and WATCHES. Gold.
soil sr., Ia wealthy wholesale jeweler.
A woman Is supposed to be with the
young scamp. 1;I! !gf5 5E-F 2s -;gl
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Tho Development Co. Locate. a Wen.

Tho Development Co. Locates Well.
The Board OF Directors OF tho recently
chartered Wheeling Development Com.
pany held an interesting meeting yes.
terday afternoon at which the final ar.
ranRements were perfected for sinking a
test we'll for gas or oil, gas preferred,
within distance Of about two and ono
half miles Of this city. The location has
been definitely decided on and the con.
tract for drilling let, and the work OF
sinking the well is to go forward as
rapidly as possible. For obvious rea.
sons the directors decline to state
Just at this time where their location is.
The great desideratum OF the company
is to strike gas and thereby be able to
relieve the distressing want Of that nat.
ural fnel THAT is frequently felt by the
industrial establishments in this city
II no gas should be found and oil STRUCK
instead, the development would, in all
probability, be a good paying one, even
thought did not relieve the wants o.
the industrial establishments.
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Dry GootlA Firm Assigua.

New Yong, March la.-Edward Har.
rison and NoahLoder Of the firm Of Har.
rison and Loder, wholesale dealers in
dry goods at $40 Broadway, have made a
general assignment to Frederick J. J.
Lancaster without preferences. The
liabilities Of the firm are from $500, ,0OC
to Si00, 900, and the nominal assets will
exceed the liabilities. The assignee will
have complete statement ready 10,
submission within ten days.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 13.-Mrs
Harrison, Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Rus
sell B. Harrison, Miss Wanamaker, Mrs
Wilson Of Philadelphia, Miss Robinson
Of New Jersey, Mr.. Russell B. Harrison
and Mrs. Hammond, Of Trenton, N. j.,
left Washington Mt II 80 this morning
in the private car Of ]. II. Inman, Presi'
dent OF the Richmond & Danville rail.
road for trip South.
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VIOLATING TILE RULES.
Speaker Reed Declares War Against Some
"'s'r Ex.ConErcssmcn.

Speaker Reed Declares War Against Some
HTr. Ex.Con.rcSsmen.
WASHINGTON, March 13,-Speaker
Reed, on several occasions having
NOTICED ex.members OF Congress enjoy
Ing the courtesy Of the floor, violating
the rule prohibiting them from interest
ing themselves in any, bill or claim, has
determined to call the attention OF the
House to tho matter and have the rule
enforced. 4l.s. i,ns,tS 3. ~ (, II ..:,-t' =.
The Speaker has already. notified two
or three OF the offenders that their pres
ence is not desirable, since which they
have kept away. There are many othr
ers, however, to whom his attention has
been called, and his purpose, is to set rid
OF the whole lot. His intention is to
pursue this matter with vigor and per,
sistence until these intruders are eli
minated. F4M" aTHel.H J als-gt o III ~ ].
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Juuehaus Evidently mur,lere,.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 13.-Dr. McFad.
den, of Peoria, the county physician,
and Dr.. Powell have made post mortem
examination Of Bernhard Junghaus,
the wealthy old German whose body
was found floating in the river in front
OF this city Saturday. There was no
water in either lung or stomach. This is
proof that the man didn't die from
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TIE Yl.OUD Ur THE RIVER.
Creeks Eight md Ten Miles Wido-Grcnt
Anxiety mt All Points. tr1rN=+

Creeks Eight nnd Ten Miles Wido-droht
Anxiety mt All Points.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.-Reports from
pointson the Missouri and Mississippi
above here show tho rivers to be rising.
Telegrams from the interior show all the
small streams to DO very high and the
low lands in the vicinity Of creeks and
rivers to be under water. A dispatch
from Simpson, ILL.,, says: All streams
from Carbondale to Paducah, Kas., arc
miles and miles out Of their banks.
Crab Orchard creek, above here, is eight
miles wide, while big bay covers ter
"rltory hardly short Of ton miles wide;
-Four trains are waterbound here and
can't turn n wheel until tho waters sub
side and all bridges arc fixed. The loss
to the railroad company and farmers
will be thousands Of dollars. The Ohio
below here is on a wild tear. ,oT
4 dispatch from Vienna, ILL.,, Gays thai
anumber OF families in the eastern parl
OF TINT town have vacated their homes,
while fences and a vast amount OF lumber
from the mill near here has tloated away
Flint creek north OF Burlington Is re-
ported to be out Of its banks and cover
Ing the surrounding farms to the depth
Of four feet. ~ "a - 1f q x ~ ...;;s
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Captain ERtlK, protect.

, Cry OF MEXICO, March l3.-Mr. Clark
has made a proposition to the Govern,
ment to take up tue late Captain Eads'
project for the Tehuantepec ship railway,
for which a concession is held by an
American company, which concession
however has nearly expired by limita'
ton. The influenza is raging with great
VIOLENCE throughout the State OF HidalRo
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Mr., Rc,ul,art's OpInion of tho Deal.

BosToN, March 1a.-V. P. Reinhart, OF
the Atchiaon, says Of the Chicago, Bur.
lington & Quincy and Chicago, Burling.
ton & Northern deal: It will remove q
great bone of contention among the
Western roads as the practice OF cutting
rates will disappear to a certain degree,
As to the terms, think the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy have made a good
Investment.
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San FRANCISCO, March 81. T.
Sanders, postmaster ,ol Plumb Ranch, s.
o., arrested here on Tuesday for the rob.
berry Of registered letters which passed
through his hands, waived an e1amina.
ton yesterday and was placed in charge
Of Deputy United States Marshal Hop.
kins, to be taken east, I-g -
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FURNITURE.

Well start the ball rolling to.mor.
row, by Offering 500 full size JonhIa
beadsteads in hard wood and wal.
nut finish, at only s.. rs each.-Thcsa
beat are worth double. what we ask. III
you need a bedstead-Don't let thia m.
portunity pass-Come here-examine
our so Beds, and we'll vouch you'll
pronounce them the cheapest and beat
ever ofie5ed,They sell regularly at 81 so
and s. 90 each elsewhere. In addition
to these we will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fIn. ~
ish at only S. 90 each-Reduced fro,o nv
81 so. WHEELING INSTALMENT OK Em
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Rov, pr. nInnscll,s Trinl.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l3.-In the
sensational trial Of Rev. DR.. Mansell, Of
the NJ. L. church Of McKeesport, Pa,
for lying and defamation Of character, q
scene was created to-day when the coun.
sci for the reverend gentleman refused
to 20 on with the case. He stated that
he had handed the gentleman in ques-
ton letter which was to be offered
against him (Dr. Mansell) and that gen
tleman had thrown it in the fire. The
case has now gone to the committee in
charge,
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Railroad Celebration,

PASADENA, CAL, March ls.--A grand
celebration took place yesterday in honor
Of tho formal opening OF the Los Angeles,
Pasadena & Glendale railway, which is
looked upon as the southern terminal Of
the 'linp TO Salt Lake. A large humber
Of prominent men, including Governor
Waterman and stat, iEx. Governors Pico
and Stoneman,: Capt. John Gross, Presi.
dent Of the new road, and many dis.
tinguished citizens, were present.
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NJ TABLES ! j, 7.(,.

Indispensible to every housekeeno, ;.
a dining table. We have a le1pef, laraa I!na, ID
SSlid So Walnut, Oak, Aah and other woods. WOO Ia
Table7 snd will, therefore. s.n1ion :of,er th;a
Ses Week 10y doo 6.ioot Extension TabIca ' in
Solid : ID OAK, with oil finish ton. Vo at onlu 10
81 90 each. For spot cash, r1 or On ~ credi{y oiiy
our price will be the same dnrinn II., th;s,
great reduction sale, namely, s. 90 esnh ."lH
You cannot afford to be- anv W 1onon. vaon.
without one Of these tables at ihs ,1MSes nr;ea
we offer them. Don't hesitate nhont v tiiSe tSe
money-Don't stay at home :, "pTut ~r;u. .,;' Inc
bad fsrlnue menaa slaus1ier Of goods, wishing you
nau "oney. WLEELING INsrALMyNr n
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Washed Overheard.

LONDON, March 49, Major.General
sirHoward Crawford Elphinstone, Comp
trol]er and Treasurer Of the Duke of
Connaught household, was washed over
board from the steamer Tangari, near
Tenerifie, and drowned. His wife and
daughter were on board the steamer.
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Tho report sent out early about
Soulc's brewery being burned proved
untrue. 1t was across the street from
The fire and was only scorched. s.ENS$E
Aspecial from Black Rock, Lawrence
county, Arkansas, givcs 4 distressing
account Of the flood in that section.
Black river, along which there are many
mills l0incheshigher than ever erknown,
and Nil the saw mills are under water.
A vast amount has been washed away,
Workmen with their families are in
great want l-,---s' tl.-n''r & = ~
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CINCINNATI, March 13.-Marie Pres
colt, the actress, has lost her suit for
divorce from her husband. William
Persell. She brought suit at Parie, KY,
alleging that he was a resident Of Bour.
bon, KY; that she was married to
William Persell in 1881, and that since
1854 he has wholly abandoned her and
refused to provide for her support,
Pursell answered that he never lived in
Kentucky and that his home was in
New York, and that therefore the
abandonmentas alleged could not occur.
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IgI-8. ~ y
Clnricnl Cllnnro.

CurcAoo, March ls.-The Rev, ". F.
vibbert. D, D., rector Of St. James Epis-
copal church. Caas and Huron streets,
has sent in his resignation to take effect
May l.. He has received call to take
charge OF, St. Peters Episcopal, church,
Philadelphia, and has accepted. -'Ss
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MONTGOMERY, MINI, March 10
Frank Weiner died yesterday morning
at o'clock, after lingering two weeks
from the wound inflicted by Thomas
Jandraw, who shot shot Christine Washa
and himself fatally. Weiner's last re-
quest was to be buried beside Jandraw
and the murdered Miss Washa. No in
quest will be held. @
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Ill Wind Tint Blows Nobody Good.

.ClNclNNATI, o., March l3.-Trains
have been suspended on the College
Hill Railroad, short suburban road, on
account OF land.slides and decaying
trestles. Tho down train was stopped
by a landslide at the trestle this morn
ing, when it was found that had it not
been for the slide the train would have
been wrecked. F"F yT..l
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Tho Emporor QellrhtntI

LONDON, March ls.-The Times Berlin
correspondent says that Emporer Will
liam. is delighted at the readiness with
which the powers, especially France,
have accepted his invitation to the labor
conference, and that nothing will be left
undone to impress on the delegates his
appreciation Of the compliment thus
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Charleston News.
rctdl Dispatch to The In.elligcnccr.

Special Dispatch to The In.ellivenccr.
CHARLEsroN, W. Va, March l3,-The
rcsidence Of George ]. Ermlich, General
Passenger Agent Of the Kanawha 4
Ohio, was burglarized yesterday. Only
a few things were taken.
! Mrs. George Gibson, aged 60, OF st. AL.
bans, died very suddenly, Of apoplexy
Yesterday. -. s.-r-E 80 y.
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- HHH Hnu WIG NIufueFeu. = =
DAVENPORT, Iowa, March l3.-The lit.
tie town Of Brown Station on the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, in Clin-
ton county, was the scene Of a tragedy
this morning. Henry Nurre, wealthy
farmer, was found murdered in his home
and his wife seriously wounded. It il
not known who the murderer is.
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Harries, which he said was perfectly
satisfactory, although It did not seem to
be betrayal Of executive session mat.
tea by the committee, and no was
sworn. lie declined 10 answer when
asked how he obtained report OF the
proceedings Of the secret sessions Of the
Senate.
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DURCnkI.L'S GOODNESS.

ae Has Not tho Slightest Doubt Tint He
VIII Clear Himself.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, March l3.-Bur'
chell was taken TO Woodstock Jail by
Detective Murray by the grand trunk
railway at 1880 o'clock this morning. AT
the depot he seemed to be cheerful and
when told by a friend that he hoped he
(Burchell) would be able to clear him.
selt Of the charge the prisoner replied
There ls not doubt but that i will do
it. Good day, old fellow" " 2