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FORAKER misunderstood
Tho Communication From the wnr

Tho Communication From the Iynr De-
pastment Regarding the Stnte Militia.
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Feb. lS.-Adju-
tant General Kelton, Of the United States
army, had his attention called yesterday
to the speech delivered in Cincinnati on
Saturday night, in which Ex-Governor
Foraker said that in 1887, when the fish
cries question was the topic Of The day,
the War Department had written to him,
together with the other Governors, aak-
ing him how many soldiers he could
rush to the Canadian frontier. ..5-
"The Governor is all wrong about it,.
said General Kelton," and besides he
had no right to say anything about it,
because the communication, which was
addressed to all the Governors, was con-
tidential. We had some suspicion at the
time that the purpose Of the suggestion
might bc misrepresented, and SO We
made it confidential. The question was
not how soon any State could mass its
militia on the. Canadian frontier, but
simply how well each State had its mi
litia under: control, and how soon it
could be assembled in good military
order at some given point in each State.
1t was only q suggestion. The Federal
authorities had no power to give an or
der. The War Department simply want
ed to get all the reliable information it
could yet about the capabilities of the
State militia. n. n !, + HI (: Z,
G"It is we'll to remind the State militia
once in awhile that it is intended for
possible practical service, and It is the
duty Of the War Department to know
what service it could depend on getting
in an emergency. In some states prac-
tical tests were made and reports made
In response TO the suggestion. Other
States have not made either practical
experiments or reports, lS }..l
vt was not an order," said General
Kelton, smiling,y"to put the State mill.
tia on a war footing. The War Depart
,nens simply wished to give the national
guards throughout the country some
thing practical to think about, and sent
out these letteys asking them the hypo-
thetical questions Of how many men
could be massed at certain given points.
It was done to test the intelligence and
activity OF the national guardsmen and
to stimulate their, interest in the actual
questions Of tho ecience Of war, The
War Department was not contemplating
All invasion OF Canada. Il ,.,ii
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lAll Must Work .,r, None.

WonuRH, Mass, Feb. lS.--Thc men,
bers Of the Manufacturers Association
at q meeting last night voted to close
every leather factory represented by the
association tomorrow and to keep them
closed until tho men return to work at
the factory Of Beggs & Cobb. This means
the enforced idleness Of 1900 men. AS
a result;o Of the recently adopted price.
list most Of the men went to work uu-
der protest in many OF the shops, while
IN some factories the men decided not
to do as much work for the pay pro.
vided for by the list as they were form
erly required to, claiming that that was
tho only resort left, ~ 7-i.r.s', s5.- Us
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Another Purncll yictorr.

DuRLlS, Feb. ls.-AIr. Henry Camp .
bell, member OF the House OF Commons
for South Fermanaug gh and private secrc-
tary 70 Mr: Parnell, was charged in
speech delivered at an Orange meeting
with having provided the knives with
which Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Under.Secretary Burke were murdered
in PbGnix Park. Tho speech was pub.
lishcd in the Belfast Meus.L Letter. Mr..
Campbell brought an action for libel
against tho paper which was tried at
Dublin to-day. Tho paper was four 4
guilty ol publishing libel and damage 8
to the amount Of 200 pounds we're
awarded the plainliI.
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2HB cR0NIN TRAGEDY
Is Recalled by Police sorsa-
tion in Chicago.
COONEY THE FAMOUS SUSPECT
Probably Caught-A Man Hns nccn
Arrested Who May Unravcl tho
Whole Cronin alystery-what
Ala the Officials Say About 1t,

CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-From quiet rro.
eeeaings arouadlpolice headquarters last
h'sht between 10 and l2 o'clock the cor
eiusion was reached that Patrick Coouey.
the man who is so badly wanted by the
police as ono OF DR.. Cronin's murderers.
had at last been captured. All the police
officials on duty retained Il stolil silence
aud no admissions could be gained f,om
them. Tho basis for the story cor es
from dispatch received by Chief Marsh.
1t was received at police headquarters
ana and sent to the Chief. It read:
we have our man sure. Send man for
identification" On receiving the dis.
patch Chief Marsh sent another back TO
Headquarters MS follows: "Senl Collins.
no knows him, and don't let this story
get out" 'E1I- 1,7I 's'e'.
!, A call at Officer Collins homo elected
the information that he had been called
AWAY suddenly about II 80 p. III. Chief
Marsh left his home Immediately after
receiving the Information and succeeded
III keeping out OF the way OF reporters.
All tho police officials were unusually
reticent this morning and refused to say
whether tho man under arrest was not
the long sought Cooney, or to give any
information as 10 the capture, However.
from a man who had charge OF one
branch Of the case, and whose iuforma-
ton is vouched for as reliable, n reporter
succeeded in getting some iacts. VII,
The man." he said, "is not Coouey.
Dut fellow who was In the Cropin con.
splracy and whose arrest. il it has been
ELECTED, may be regarded as Of the hiph-
est importance. The Chief should have
heard from Officer Collins ut s O'Clock
this morning. What the delay means, l
can't tell"
Us it the man Simonds, who bought
the furniture at Revell's?"
u can't say as to that now. Wait un-
til Collins is heard from ?" M
1t was said that the man is even more
parsonage, so far as the State
is concerned, than Cooney; that the mr.
rest was made in st. Louis at 6 o'clock
last night by officer Thomas, OF this
city, who has been shadowing tho sua-
pect, and that it promises to result in II
complete unraveling Of the Cronin mys.
terry.
The Journal quotes Chief of Police
Marsh as authority for the statement
that the man under arrest is the Cronin
suspect known as Smith. He is the
friend OF Dan Coughlin who came iron.
nancock, Mich, and for whom Cough
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Mr.. O'Brion on til. pnrpcjl Hcpo,,

. A'A1s ~ 'A"AI Aug lCupFt.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1s.-Mr. William O'Brien
has written a letter 10 the Freeman's
Journal in which ho gays he accepts tho
report Of the Parnell Commission as tho
worst that three honorable Tories. re-
strained by the obligations Of judicial
propriety, can say against the Nntional-
lists. Yet the Times, he says, ought TO
be placed in the pillory OF history be-
side the most heinous perpctrator Of
false charges. Mr.. O'Brien denied that
he joined the League to secure the sep.
arntion OF Ireland from England. lie
was convinced years before tho League
was formed that separation was impossi-
bic. He joined it because MIR. Parncll's
acts in Parliament induced Mr.. Dillon
himself TO believe that the acts ofdIre-
land could be obtained by parliamentary
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Tho Nnshnu Strike.

NASHUA, III, Feb. ls.-For the first
time since the strike, the bells Of the
Nashua Company summoned the opera,
tives to work this morning. There was
a feeble response, however, not more
than 100 OF the ], 400 strikers going in.
A large crowd assembled at the gates in
a driving snow storm.
No. 2milli is partially running. Those
who. went to work consisted Of second
hands, machinists and cloth room EN-
ployes, who were not effected by the
Gut-down. When the gates were closed
the crowd dispersed. 4 IA,
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I,ismnrck 10 Partially Retire.

BERLIN, Feb. ,1s.-The semi.ollicial
press, in simultaneous articles, has re.
ported the approaching retirement OF
Prince Bismarck from his Russian Of.
Hees, and that he will retain only the
office Of Chancellor OF the Empire. No
great attention has been paid to this,
because 1t is considered that go long as
the Prince retains the Office OF Chancel.
lor the administrative situation is un.
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Steamship News.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-The State Line
steamer, State Of Georgia, Captain Aiken,
from New York, February 6, arrived at
Glasgow to-day. She broke her propel,
Ter shaft while entering tho Clyde. RS
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1S.-Arrived, steamer
Minnesota, from London. illftl h.
NEW York, Feb. lS.-Arrived, steame,
Lake Superior, from Liverpool.
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Fcrry to Connect with Ohio,

Speelut OSpuch ~ He lHttulpcHceE. D..
SrEUBESylLLE, o., Feb. 1s.-The Mer.
chants Protective Association, David
Cochran and some well known citizens
have matured plans and secured the ne.
cessary rights by which they expect to
have an excellent ferry in operation by
the first OF May, across the Ohio between
Steubenville and West Virginia, short
distance above the Panhandle railroad
bridge. -...,5.. & .s.s
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Killed by mn Electric c,rr

Bos7oS, Feb. ls.-Last evening as Mr..
George NJ. Bradford, Of Beacon street,
was enjoying a horseback ride on that
street, between the Brookline bridge and
st. Mary's street, an electric car came
up behind him at rapid rate, frighten-
ing MS horse. The horae SHE'D, and
when the driver Of the car struck his
gong to clear the track the animal plant
ed himself equarely on the track in
front Of the car and was run down BY it,
both horse and rider being instantly
killed. Mr.. Bradford leaves a family. b
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Sons OF ucnInmtti. .

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 1S.-The sbi-
ennial convention Of the Sons Of Repja.
min is in session here, with Coroner
Ferdinand Levy, Of New York, in the
chair. Nearly 200 delegates are in at-
tendance. The report Of the Secretary
shows that the receipts Were SOS, ,GG7
and disbursements $l09,456,
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Pension Appropriation l,lll

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 1s.-The
pension appropriation bill for the next
fiscal year, which was reported to the
House to-day by Representative Nor.
row, from the Committee on Appropria.
lions. carries with it s0S,427 ,4bi; being
S6GS, 76l more than tho bill for the cur
rent fiscal wear. s Z. ~ * y 81; {5l,
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Titusville.

TlrusvlLLr, Pa, Feb. 1S.-The Re.
publicans OF this city had a sweeping
victory to-day at their municipal cleo.
ton. Q. Emerson, Republican, is chosen
Mayor by nearly 800 majority, and G,
Hartop, Republican, defeats T. j. Smi.
ley, Democrat, for Controller, The
Mayor and Controller last term were
Democrats. 'gs- -..s-- ~ -
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Fell From His Engine,

7P@e'1s 70 "'e 1HsV'1t'tt7' : TI---- - ---T--
AEYsER, W. Va, Feb. 1s.-Michael
Flahcrty, residing with his parents at
Hutton, Md, and employed as a fireman
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, while
switching in the yard here, fell from his
engine and was instantly killed.. He
was abou: twenty-five years old and un.
married. a.Hl5{ Es'E' 80 .-', ''s7 S'srsl
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public money to pay members Of the
Legislature and for salaries OF the on.

public money to pay members OF tht
Legislature and for salaries OF the on.
GERS Of the Government, In persuanct
OF the 42d section Of the 9th article o
Constitution, were each read the iitsI
time and ordered TO a second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, tho House
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
l0:30 o'clock.
| TIE NATIONAL TURNPIKE nILL. 4,
Following Is the full text OF the bill
known as the Cumberland road bill,'
which Is Of interest 10 the citizens ol
Ohio county:
House bill No. % reads as follows:
A bill to provide for the transfer OF the
care and control OF the Cumberland
road, 80 far rs 1t lies within this State,
frcm the Board OF Public Work to the
Board OF Commissioners Of the county
OF Ohio: .,s9 49,,
Be i enacted By lie Lt9islaiurs ef Vel
riryinia: INV
!. From and after the passage by the
Board Of Commissioners OF the county
Of Ohio OF an ordinance agreeing that
such board will take upon itself tho care
and control Of. so. much OF the Cumber-
land road as lies within this State,
said Board OF Commissioners shall have
the care and control Of such part OF
said road and be vested with all the
rights, powers and duties In relation
thereto belonging the Board Of Public
Works OF this State under existing laws.
including the same powers to collect tolls
on said road as arc conferred upon the
last named board by Chapter Sc Of the
Code Of West Virginia.
2. As soon as copy ofsuch ordinance
duly certified by the president and clerk
Of the Board Of Commissioners OF the
county of Ohio, under the seal OF the
Board, shall be filed in the office Of the
Secretary Of State, the Board Of Public
Works shall transfer and deliver to said
Board OF Commissioners all the funds,
papers, books and property in their
hands or Under their control belonging
to said board.
8. The present. Superintendent and
toll gate keepers OF said road shall con.
tinue in their present positions at the
same compensation as at present, until
the end OF the term for which they we're
appointed, unless removed by said Board
OF Commissioners for incompetency or
neglect OF duty, except that II the Board
of Commissioners shall abolish any toll
gate the keeper thereof shall be thereby
removed. '=z
4. Until such ordinance is passed. the
Board Of Public Works shall continue
to haye the care and control OF 30 much
OF said road as lies in this State, as here
tofore.
5. All contracts, grants, casements or
privileges on, in or relative to said road
made by the Board OF Public Works
prior to the passage Of said ordinance,
shall be respected and complied with by
said Board OF Commissioners, and all in
debtedness incurred by or under the
authority Of the Board Of Public Works
on account Of such road shall be paid by
the said Board OF Commissioners out OF
the revenues of said road as rapidly as
consistent with the proper care and
thereof, EHG" iG2
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Strike In Fr,,ncp.

PARIS, Feb. 1s.-The miners employed
in two coal pits at St. Etienne, have
struck, owing to the dismissal OF one OF
their tellow:worknen. The strike has
caused much agitation among all the
miners at St. Etiepne. NJ.
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Dnr0 Not be Silent,

LONDON, Feb. ls.-The Pail Mall Ga.
sflte says that icebler course than that
proposed to be taken by the Govern,
mcnt on the report OF the parnell Com
mission could not be conceived. The
Ministers arc without an opinion, yet
they dare not be silent. -
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AtOll City.

OIL CRY, Pa, Feb. ls.-Hunt, Repub-
lIcan, was elected mayor by twenty
five majority. The entire Republican
city ticket was elected and larger vote
was polled than in the last presidential
campaign. The Prohibition vote cast
was over twice that OF any previous cleo
tinn ----.- ~ . u - ~ : ;
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Tho Count Of rarI. Concerned.

PARIS, Feb. 1s.-M. Bouchere, an Or,
leanist member OF the Chamber Of De-
puties, has received from Havana a cable
dispatch from the Count oil Paris, father
ofthe Duke Of Orleans, in which lie saws !:
! mn proud Of my son and pleased with
the attitude he has taken, but l am deep
~ concerned on account OF his sentence.
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Special Dipdich 10 The Iaielliyencer.


AFTERNOON SESSION OF THE HOUSE.
In the House this afternoon House
Bill No. 10, a bill providing for the
screening, weighing aud measuring Of
coal, on It's second reading was read and
ordered to its engrossment and third
reading. isF4.f3 AZ tATEs;5
House Bill No. 1o,i a bill concerning
elections and nominating conventions to
maintain political purity and prescrib-
Ing the punishment for any violation
Thereof, was read first time. s .-!y5
The bill was defeated, having been
reported back from the Committee on
the Judiciary with the recommendation
that it do not pass. iil'l 81, III
House bill No.l7, a bill to amend and
re.enact section Of chapter 90 OF the
Code Of West Virginia, and House bill
No, 3d., q bill making appropriations o.
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Johannesburg, Pa, Feb. 1S.-In the
borough election to day Frederick Hem
ninger, Republican, for Burgess, was
elected by 50 majority. Jacob Brand,
Democratic candidate for collector, was
elected by twenty-four majority. The
entire Council is Republican. ~ !,
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Mendville Election.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Feb. 1S.-The Re-
publicans elected their Mayor, Cyrus
Harper, by majority 100 over Athlesten
CASTOR, Democrat, in total vote OF
l,525. The Democrats elected three out
Of four members OF the City Council.
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Capital Notes,

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligsncer.
CuARLEsroN, W. Va, Feb. 1S.-Gov-
ernor Fleming has returned from Balti-
more, and it is stated on good authority
that he will make his appointments in a
few days.
Benjamin Beard and W. s. Meek, OF
Wheeling, are in the city. ,:,ly.t E5SI3,s Z
The Middle Island Boom and Lumber
Company with an authorized capital OF
$3.50 900 has been chartered. Its prin-
cipal office is to be kept at St. Marys,
Peasants county, and it contemplates
constructing a boom, or booms across
Middle Island creek between its mouth
and Sylvan Mills.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. ls.-Treas.
urer Huston was questioned today in
regard to the published report that he
has decided to retire from his present
Office. lle said that there was absolutely
no truth in the report, j55,31 -
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Special Dispatch TO the Inte,ligencar.

Special Dispatch 10 The Inte,ligencar.
STEuBENvlLLE, O., Feb. lS.-A peculiar
accident, causing death, happened on
Sunday to Robert, the seventeen-year.
old son OF John Latimcr, living in West
Virginia, opposite here. He was pla y.
ing '''catchcr" with several small chill.
dren and ran against the house with
such force as, from either the results oil
the conclusion or some internal injury,
to suffer death this morning. There
we're no signs Of external injury upon
his body. 81, if.S1 - '8a-'. n
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( CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-Marcus Marx, Of a
wholesale clothing store on Market
street, was fatally injured by falling sew
enty.fve feet down the elevator shait in
their building. :. 1,g.J7, =, 4
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Stevens Invited to Con,rlbutc.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-The Royal Gcogra-
phic Society has invited Thomas Stevens,
the African traveller, to send paper 10
be read before the society describing
how he resched Henry NJ. Stanley III
Eastern Africa f VI. l'.fsgf5 ..7 ~ No
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Dyspcpsia CureJ by fn,,ync

4 RACINE, Wis.,, Feb. ls.-Mrs. Burrit
finished her twenty.one days fast last
evening. She Is in good health and has
suffered but little by her deprivation Of
food. Her erdyspepsia seems to have been
cured, but whether the cure will be per.
manent is doubtful. ISl a"
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At Bciicfpntc.

BELLEroNrE, Pa, Feb. lS.-The Dem
ocrats to-day elected Reber, Mayor, by
12o majority, and Schofeld, Poor Over
seer by 80 majority. The rest Of the
ticket is Republican by mnjorities rang
ing from so to 90.
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No Hope for tho Miners.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Mr. Matthews,
Home Secretary, replying to a doputa-
ton Of miners, told them that be couId
hold out no hope THAT the Government
would support an cight-hour bill. ~
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James yyhlieomh 1,Ilcr uonorct,

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Feb. 1S.-The ap-
probation Of James Whitcomb Riley
BY Indianians was .ahown in the recep.
ton rendered him last evening by the
indianapolis Literary Club. i;
Addresses and short talks were made
by Rev. J. 8. jerks, Rev: II. A. Cleve.
land, Rev. Hyde, Judge Livingston
Rowland, Hon. John L. Griffith and
Others Mr.. Riley recited two poems OF
his own composition. He said lie meant
to deserve respect hereafter, II
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Tho Duke to be Pnr,lnne,l

PARIS, Feb. 1S.-The Herald reports
that President Carnot has decided 10
pardon tho Duke Of Orleans and send
him under escort TO the frontier. 80; !;
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PEsrIl, Feb. discount julius AZ.
drassy, the well known Huugari, n /,
statesman, who has been i'll for son -
tune, died to-day. He was o. years old !,
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Lock HAVEN, Pa, Feb. lS-.The Dem.
ocrats elect George P. shaifer City Treas
urer by l53 majority. ~
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LONDON. Feb. lS-Sevens hundrea
miners at Aberiar, Wales, have struck
Tor an advance in their wages. -"
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GETTYSBURG, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Alajor H.
s. Banner, Democrat, was elected Bur-
CESS by 1877 majority.
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Chester,
CRAZY OR DRUNK.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Coates, Re
publican, was elected Mayor to-day.
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& Pensions to West vlrglnlans.

Special Disrdlch 10 The Inteui1tacer. 4, 0.4
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. .ls.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol.
lows: 1ncrease-Levi Haun, Burners;
Lysander NJ. Coe, Cottageville; Levi +.
Miller, Morgan's Glade. ~ ~
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require more than day or two, there
will be no further trouble" a57
Tho Messis. Bloch have retained "a
their counsel, William p. Hubbard, ESQ,
Capt. .. D. Dovener, Hon. G, W. Akin.
son and Col. George B. Caldwell.
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EVERY tissue Of the body, every bone.
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthful by the use Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. I8i T55aa s%7l 4 :.
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