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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-16
FOkgIGN NEWs NOTES.

A dispatch from Lisbon sialss That tbe
entire Portuguese Cabinet has Tesivned
The King will announce action in the
matter to-day.
The Indians intended for "Bu1alo
Bly, Qody's "Wiid West" show and
"Bufialo Bill" himself, arrived at Ant
werp yesterday.
The statement published by the Brur.
sells E,Oiie Beige that Henry III. stanley
has been appointed Governor OF the
terday.
A fire which resulted in the loss of
lye lives occurred at a house In tbe
High Road, Knightsbridge, London.
nearly dpposite the Knlghisbridge bar
rack, yesterday.
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POINT AFIBa POINT OF INTEREST
Visited Enroute to AtIAnta-G GsorGta's Cor.
dial GreetinGs.

dial Greetings.
ATLANTA, GA, April 15.-The trip
from Chattanooga TO Atlanta was made
over the Western & Atlanta road, which
was lined with historical points. These
included the battleGslds OF Chicka,
magua, Tunnel Hill, Resaca, Dug Gap,
Kennesaw and Peach Tree Greek.
Short stops were pade at each Of these
places, and the President shook hands
with large number Of people. 1t was
at Resaca that General Harrison led the
charge against the Confederate battery,
in which he lost nearly half his regi,
ment. Marshal RGmsdell, who accom-
panies the President on this trip, lost
his arm in that engagement. He was q
non.commissioned officer In the Presi.
dents regiment.
Shortly after leaving Chattanooga the
President was informed Of the death Of
Mrs. Haliord. He was shocked at the
news, and Immediately sent telegram
OF coincidence to Mr.. Haltord. The train
entered Atlanta exactly on time. Al
soon as il reached the city limits the
signal was given by the Exposition cot
ton mills, and one after another Of the
hundreds OF mills along the line Chimed
in with their gonRs and whistles, and
hundreds OF railroad engines in the
several railroad yards in the city Joined
the chorus.
President Harrison stood on the plat.
form as the train rolled into the depot
bowing in acknowledgement to the vel.
come with which he was greeted. When
the train stopped, Governor Norton with
a large delegation Of citizens advanced
to receive the party. The Governor on
being presented to the President said:
q" am glad to welcome your Excel
lenCy to the State Of Georgia. You will
fud among US loyal aud hoSpitable
people, and in their name, l welcome
you to the State"
Replying, the President said 1t gave
him great pleasure 10 visit the Empire
State Of the South. The party were
then driven around the city, afterwards
dining in their special train. They weni
to the State Capitol at 2 O'Clock, where
the President was given o public recep
ton. The occasion was In every way {
brilliant one. Assisting the Goyernol
| in receiving vera tho local members o.
the Governors staff, q committee from
the Confederate Veterans Association, {
committee from the Grand Army OF thu
Republic post here, and o number o
well known citizens. The reception
was delightful affair. s
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KUYKBNDALLGRIMM.
A Brilliant Society wedding ut Martins
burg-GneSts from Abroad.
s,,.Lal Disnateh 10 Ls IUtsliOeHeer.

UUIk-NAN4s9 AEhAA AbA0AsAs
Special DiSpateA 70 ne InteliOeHeer.
MARTINsBuRe, W. Va, April 15.-Thie
evening at 1880 o'clock, at the hand
some residence OF Dr.. AMI Mira. John B.
snodgrass, DR.. Edwin P. Kuykerdall, q
prominent occulist of Chattanooga,
Tenn, formerly Of Mooredeld, W. Va,
and Miss Maude Grimm, one OF Martins:
burg's iairest young ladies, niece Of
Mrs. SnodgrasS', were married In the
presence OF select assemblage ot init.
mate friendP.
Many softly shaded lights and candles
Illuminated the parlorg, which were pro-
fuseIy decorated with flowers and plants.
The stairway and door ways were twined
about and draped with foliage, and cur
tains OF vines hid the windows. An
aisle was formed with whito ribbons
drawn by Masters Steve snodgrass,
Emmett Fiery, Archie and Ben 0din,
through which the bridal party ad.
vanced to the sweet strains OF Lohen-
grin's bridal chorus played by Mrs. Fred
Luscomb and Bung by MrP. and Miss
Flick and Messrs. Walker and Emmert.
First came the ushers, Mr.. Thomas Mac.
kenzie, Of Baltimore, and DR.. Fiery, Of
Martinsburg; DR.. Z Oliver Bell, Of Wash:
ingion, and DR.. II. L. HilgartneE, OF
Baltimore. Then the bridesmaids, Miss
N. Belle Stewart, Of Martinsburg,
and Miss Kukendall, sister oil the
groom, and Miss lmogene Fiery,
OF Martipsburg, and Miss Eva
Emmert, OF Maryland. These were
followed by Miss Sadie Maslin, Of
MooreGeld, ". Va, and the little flower
girl, Miss Louise snodgrass. The bride
came next on the arm OF the groom.
They were met by the Rev. DR.. Q. +.
Flippo, of Roanoke, Va, Rsy. +. K.
Robertson and the best man, Mr.. Harry
KuykendRll, OF West Virginia.
The bride was attired in white satiA
trimmed in true lovers knot lace and
white ostrich tips made entraine, high
neck and long sleeves with MediCi collar
she also wore tulle veil with diamond
ornaments and carried bouquet OF
hrides' rosea. The happy couple were
the recipients OF many elegant presents
and after q reception left for their future
homei in Chattanooga.
Among the invited guests from dis
tauce were DR.. Julian Chisholm, DR..
and Mrs. Hiram Woods, Mr.. aud Mrs.
B. F. Newcomer, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry
Brooke Gilpin, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank L:
Smith and Mrs. Waldo Newcomer, OF
Baltimore; DR.. 0. F. Flippo and vile, OF
Roanoke, Va; MIR. James Ruykendall,
Of Moore6eld; Miss McCIacken, OF New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Emmert,
Of Washington county, Nd, and Miss
Edith Emmert and brother, Of Hagers-
tnwa
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CRAZY SHEEP.
Peculiar Antics of u Flock ia Clarke
County, ohlo-Brain Disease.

Peculiar ,SAntIcs of u Flock Ia Clarke
County, ohlo-Brain Disease.
SPRINGFIELD, O., April 15.-Remark-
able stories reach here about a flock Of
sheep in Greene township, on the farm
Of David Stewart, which have become
insane from hydrophopia or other
causes. A gentleman gives particulars
sheep ii ss rnsh boldly at large rocks aud
"butt" their brains out, dying in fearful
ayonies, and leaving the rock covered
with blood. So impressed were the
owners OF the sheep with their terrible
condition that the. animals were buried
without having their pelts removed, the
men in charge Of the work being almost
afraid to touch them. The health officer
says he discredits their having hydro.
phobia, hut thinks it was some other
form OF brain disease.
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TIE WEST YlRGlSlA rRgsDYrERY
Devoted Yesterday TO HusIuoSs Sessions
VIsitorS Present.

Devoted YOstOFday.,to business Sessions.
Visitors Present.
Special DiGpateh to As LI.GLItgeaoy.
PABEERsBuRe. ". Va, April 15.-
The West Virginia Presbytery is still in
session in this city.
To-day has been devoted to business
pessionS Of the Pfesbytery. This even.
ing the exercises consisted Of short sd.
dresses delivered by four or Eve Of the
visiting ministers. There were present
from abroad at the business meeting
this afternoon Rev. s. G. Boordman, Of
ClarksburV, Moderator; Rev. ]. Il. Elan.
nARsr, OF Grafton; Raw. H. W. Terrence,
OF CharlestonI Rev. H. R, Mcdonald; Of
Kingwood; Rev. Ben Harrop, Of Win.
field Professor ]. s. Stewart, Of Morgan
town Mr.. B. D, Williams, Of Ravens
wood, and Mr.. Forsythe, Of sisteIsville
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Fntnlly InInr, d 10 a Flpg Ru.h.

CISclSxArr, OHIO, April 15.-There
was a grand flag rush at the University
yesterday. Saturday the Freshmen
hoisted their flsg on the flagstaff. An
hour aiterward John Hayden, sopho.
more, climbed up q lightning rod dis
tance OF 100 feet and captured the flag.
Yesterday the sophomores went out on
the campus to burn and bury the flag.
They were attacked By fifteen Freshmen
and a general fight followed, lasting for
two hours. Finally the Freshmen re.
treated with the half destroyed flag.
]. E. Marcuson, a Freshman aged
eighteen, had his leg broken and eide
crushed, and 1t is feared he cannot re.
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A YOUNG BAL1INORB TOUGH
Sentenced ut MartinsburG 10 Two Years In
the Pan-EstimAble Lady Dead.

Sentenced ut Martinsburg 10 Two Years In
the Pen-Estimnble Lady Dead.
Special Dispatch 70 ne EatslliQaleer.
MARrMsBURa, VIVA, April 15-Ar'
thur sepp, the lRst OF the youthful Balti'
more robbers indicted for breaking into
j. NJ. Billmyet's Gtore at Yancesyille,
and committing robbsrles on the B. 4
o. railway, was sentenced by Judge
Duckwall this morning to two years in
the penitentiary. He confessed without
standing trial. He was the leader Of the
gang but elsdel the vigilance Of the OIL
GERS until about two wopthg ago.
Information was received here this
morning OF the death Of Mrs. Menden
hail, an estimable lady and wife OF Mr.
o. II. Mendenhall, ol this city, at the
rcsidence OF her son in Illinois, whom
che had been visiting, Of la grippe. Tht
body will bs brought here tomorrow fol
inkaTnAnk
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pARNLLL AGAIN CHALLENGED
By Healy to Meet him in q Contest for Re.
election,

By Healy TO Meet Him In Contest for Re.
election.
LONDON. April 15-In the House Of
Commons to-day the bill making per-
manent the closing Of public houses in
Ireland on Sundays, and including in
Its scope the cities Of Dublin, Cork, Bel.
fast and Limerick, passed its second
reading by a vote Of 24s TO 94 In the
course Of the debate which preceded the
vote Mr.. Parnell protested against sp.
plying the measures to Cork, or other
Irish cities.
Mr.. Maurice Healy, who is one Of the
members for Cork, Mr.. PArnell being
the other, at the conclusion Of Parnell's
speech assured the House that Mr.. Par
nell did not upon this, or upon other
questions, represent the city Of Cork,
adding: "If he wants to test the truth OF
my words let him keep his promiae
made to his constituents and face me in
a contest for reelection" [Cheers and
laughter,
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AmSrieSSS a tE6OEs1 81 haiiaiT.

NEE CAsTtE, P4s April l5.-Abaut
100 Italians who had atruck work on
the Pennsylvania Company lines at
Lawrence Junction, raided q lot ol
Americans to-day who had taken their
places. The Americans fed, but their
foreman was seized and thrown into the
MahoninR river, barely escaping with
his life. The foreigners threaten trouble
Il the company puts the men TO work
tomorrow Gs is thtehdel,
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WAsu1xaroN, D. G., April I6-oapt.
@. N. Cotley, Company Q, Second In-
fantry, who was recently acquitted by 9
court martial at Omaha on a charg. OF
cowardice, as result Of the Pine Ridge
campaign, has asked to bs retired. He
Is eligible for retirement, having seen
thirty years service in the army, but
there Is some question at the Depart
lnent about the propsiety Of giving a
place on tho limited retired list TO 0
sound, serviceable officer. while phys
ically iucapacitsted men are kept wait
Ing, However Gs the relalioue between
Captain CotIsy and some OF his brother
officers OF tho Second Infantry are some
what strained, 1t is probable that bis re,
quest will be granted in the interest ol
the service.
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Ysstsrda,'s Bare Bail.

At ST. LouIs-The Browns bunched
their hits and Columbus hunched their
errors In the sixth, giving the former
g runs, which won the game. Atten.
dance 1900. Score: St. Louis l3; Colum.
bus 8 Hits, l9 and 13; errors. 9 each
earned, 9 and 3; pitchers, Griffith and
At L,ouisville-LouIsville s; Cincih.
natl Pitchers, Doran and Dwyer
errors, 8 each; hits, 10 and 81 earned
Louisyille2.
At WaBhinRton-Boston o; Washing,
top 9. Hits, Z and 5; errors, l and s.
pitchers, Daley and Keete.
At BaltimOIe-Daltlmore II; Athletic,
I. Hits, IL and O; errors, and 0
pitchers, Cunningham and Chamberlain
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Wet YIrrinIa Pen.Iops.

SGoeldl DiSpGteh to ths IRislitcnlerr.
W4sHlSoroS. D. c., April l5-Wcs'
Virginia pensions were allowed to-day
IS follows; GHgina George W. Robin
son. Robert N. Huntington, aHot
RiVVs, John Reid, William Quinn, lalI
BasEer, Phillip Rdeng, Joseph Cam
bridge, Isaac NJ. Glaze, Joshua Lipscomb
jacob Bower, John E Blauey, Thomal
I.eiord, John P. sinnett, Peter Figer
Uriah Roberts, Oliver II. Peters ant
Henrietta, widow Of John II. Gigley.
Observation-Disclosures ent.
Increase-Allen Rogers.
Reissue-John Yancey and AndreN
J. Cottaell,
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LONDON, April l5.-The Ns'" con.
demns Americas treatment OF Italy and
says: sit must be fine sport for Mr.
Blaine. The melancholy business has
been characterized throughout by an
utter want Of sympathy with ltaly's pat
riotIC anguish"
The ChronicLe'S Rome correspondent
says that a number OF Italian newepa.
pers have been returned with the official
New York postal stamp declaring that
entry into the United States was Tor.
hidden.
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pIroct Ta4 BoEanda Made to New EOsland.

Direct Tag RoFanda aiA4o to New EOEland'
WAsuISafoS, D. G., April l5.-rhe
$s57, ,7O2, the quota to which Maine vas
entitled under the Direct Tar bill, was
paid to-day through the ub!Treasury at
boston. The quota OF Massachusetts,,
SY0O. 900, must be paid at the same place.
a telegram vas received from three Bos.,
ton banks stating thGt the payment oi
this large sum in silver certificates might
caase I great monetary disturbance 10
New England, and requesting the areas
uveP 20 make the payment 10 gold. 10
reply the Department stated that the
sum would Be paid in Lawful money
such as the Boston bauEV may have in
knnI
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a High Fl,er pIn,Inr in Lnels.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Dlspatches from
Milwaukee confirm report that Nolan
Hathaway, Of Chicago, and Miss Henri
etta Bowen, the mlllionairess, OF Delphi
Ind, were secretly married in that city
in February last. Mr.. Hathaway, when
seen, declined to talk about his marriage
with section OF the late Abner Bow
ems 100000. Hathaway has had a
meteoric career ever since he came here
from Washington O. H., Ohio. He soor
became the protege OF Mrs. E, O. Sum
ner, widow ef the Benton county cat,
tie king" and now occupies suite ol
rooms in her mansion.
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Private Secretary HAlford'l wife Dead

Private Secretary HAlford's wife Dead
WASHINGTON, D. O., April l5.-Ms,
Mary Frances HsliOsd, wife Of Elijah W
Halford, Private Secretary to the Presi
dent, died at their residence, "The
Elsemere,n at eight o'clock this morn.
ing, Of chronic bronchitis. She had been
an invalid for many years, and for the
last three years had heea constant
sufferer from her old trouble, compli
Gated with severe attacks Of asthma.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Foundry n. E. church,
OF which she was q member. After thil
service the body will be taken to Indian
apolis for interment.
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AP,oc.,,iop az ,,otlIns.

INoERsoLI, oST., April l6.-owing to
the heavy rains a portion Of this town IL
seriously flooded By au overflow Of the
mill stream. The west wall on Camp.
bells BLOCK was undermined by the
water and fell. The stock Of James Nc
Intyre, undertaken and furniture dealer
was carried away by the food. The
coffins formed q dismal procession aoat.
ing down the river.
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GUILE WANTS SHIPS.
and has Sent an Agent to Europo to NeGo.
tiate Loan.

tiate Loan.
LONDON, April 15.-senor Joachim
Godoy is shortly to arrive in this city
or Paris, on q special mission from
President Balmacsda, of Chile, to the
European governments. His real OBJ
ject is to raise a. loan for tho purpose OF
purchasing ships with which to contend
with the insurgent navy.
The Congress party OF Chile will
naturally announce tnat it declines 10
recognize any debt which may be in
Cured by Chile without sanction, and
this will cause European capitalists TO
pause before they embark on any money
ventures in that country, where the gov
ernment Of Balmaceda seems 10 be rap.
idly becoming bankrupt nonentity.
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RudinI aIuz1Ier ths lsr.,..

RoME. April l5.-The Marqnis di
Rudini has forbidden the Government
orgausto refer to the question of the re-
newal Of the Dreibund. II is stated that
he desires that the Treaty Of Aliiance be
modified so as TO retain neutral inter-
eat In case OF war between France and
Germany. The Minister OF War has
summoned conference Of the COM
manders Of all military railway centers
In Italy, to discuss general mobilization
plAns,
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RlndoW Gla.. Going % Go Up.

CHICAGO, April 15.-At a meeting Of
the window glass manufacturers Of
Pittsburgh and the west, held here
to-day, It was decided to Glx the price at
80, and 10 per cent of the list price.
This is TO 60 into effect Immediately
and Is a rise Of from 10 to Ia per cent
over the present priccR. The meeting
was attended by forty.three manutac.
turers and each one signed an agree.
ment mot to sell below tho prices fixed
upon,
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A eua.lo nos0.F NaDeea a. FOFoa.o.

HpteldI DIlpdIeN @ Ns IHItlIVtNotI'
TaseSro, o., April 16.-A man named
Edward Rose Was STrested at the ArlinE.
ton Hotel to-day by ogieer BAKER in en-.
swer to a description from Buffalo, N.
Y, Whsts he committed robbery. He
will be accompanied to that city by an
officer from the same place without
reguisition papers, 10 be admits the
crime. Two hundred dollars was offered
lor bic capture
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WARRINGTON, D. G., April l6.-The
Bureau Of Statistics reports that the ex-
ports Of breadstutfs from the United
States during March last were $685..
l3O, against SIS, us, 900 during the same
month OF the preceding year. During
the month Of March last the ezportg OF
beef, hog and dairy products aggregated
Sl2, ,304, 1853, against Sl0,565 ,663 during
the same month OF 1890.
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TIE COKE STRIKs
Is Rapidly Nearing It's End-EVietionS Still
Being Made.

10 Rapidly Nearing It's End-EVictIons Still
Being Made.
PlrrsBURGH, Pa, April l5.-A special
from Scottdale says: The many breaks
in the ranks Of the workers are having
a most disheartening effect on the men.
Officials report a steady run Of applica,
tions for work, aud the coke shipments,
though small, arc growing. There are
certainly $4,000 strikers still idle In the
region.
Some excitement was created by the
the report that Hungarlans will be
shipped In from the Rast to take the
places Of the strikers. Mass meetings
are being held everywhere and promises
are made that liberal supply Of money
will soon be on hand. There is no doubt
the men were utterly unprspared alter
all, for such long strike, and the money
and provisions given out have been
woetnllY inadequate to the grinding
demand. The men who have gone back
to work are driven there BY actual nee.
essity and q remarkable paucity Of
assistance from their organizations.
Eviction notices have been served at
nearly all the works in the Fayette
county end OF the region and as the NO.
tices expired to-day, anumber otpeacetul
evictiohs took place. 4 snag was struck
at Morgans, however, tonight, and the
deputies telegraphed they were In fear
Of their lives. Sheriff CCormick wired
them to hold of until tomorrow when
he will appear with reinforcements and
eyictiops will begin by the wholesale.
Most Of the families eyicted yesterday
by the Frick Company took 9dyantage
of the opportunity after the Sheriff
left and had their friends set their
property back in tho Company'S houses.
To eyict them again will require another
process OF law and cannot be done short
Of ninety days. The labor leaders went
to Uniontown to-day TO be in attend.
ance upon the hearing before Squire
Dawson, of the thirty.eight strikers
arrested for participating in the Jimtown
riot.
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Tho United states Being whip,awsd.

PORTLAND, MAINE, April lS.-The
steamer Oregon, which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday, had only fifteen
passengers on board, having landed the
500 and odd emigrants she started across
the Atlantic with, at Halifax, from
which point It is the intention Of most
Of them to come to the United States by
rail. They disembarked at Halifax to
avoid the new Immigration law, which
makes necessary an examination on
landing and capita tax Of fiity cents.
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Fro,be,,. p,rthdny % bo Celsbrat Ted.

CHICAGO, April 15.-The Chicago kim
dergsrtcns are preparing for an elaborate
celebration Of Froebel's birthday, April
81. 1t will consist OF grand national
reunion Of kindergarteng, attended by
delegations from most all the States, In
honor Of Frederick Froebel, the origina-
tor OF the kindergarten. Among the list
Of speakers are Prof. William L. Tonlins,
Prof. Ballet, Of Boston, and leaders Of
the movement in England and Germany
have cabled appropriate sentiments.
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ATLANTA, GA, April IS John q,
Parnell, who conducts an extensive fruit
farm near West Point, has been sum
aoBsd to Ireland BY bis brother, Charles
Stewart Parnsll. Il 10 said by those in
his confidence that heis among the mum
Der slated by his brother to stand fol
Parliament.
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ALBANY, N. Y, April l5.-Ths charter
election in this city yesterday passed of
quietly, the Democrats having things
very much their own way. The Repub.
licans made no attempt to elect city
ticket, but used all their efforts TO secure
supervisors. They only elected three
out Of seventeen, however, three wards
ordinarily Republicans going Demo.
cratic. In the county the Democrats
elected nineteen out OF thirty.one super
ViaonH.
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,ial pt.pnleh % tle Tnteltqeaer.

SPECIAL DllpdIch % lAe IRlelIIQeHetF.
WESTON, W. Va, April 15.-Capt. @.
s. White, of Ramney. n. O. Pickett, Of
Jackson county, and F. ]. Baxter, Of
Braxton county, composing the State
Fish Commission, were in session here
to-day. tits their annual meeting and
every preparation for large supply oi
fish will be made for the next season.
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BalmAosda's Troops BSpalssd With Heavy

PARIS. April 15.-Dlspatches received
hero from Chile state that a desperate
battle, resulting in a victory for the
Chilian forces, has been fought at Conf
apo, the Capitol OF the province OF At
aCama, on the river Copiapo, thirty
miles from Iqulqne. Only meagre de-
tails OF the battle are given in the dis
patches mentioned, which say that the
insurgents, alter q determined struggle
defeated with. heavy loss, 5000 OF Pfesi-
dent Balmaceda's troops. Copiapo.
where the battle has Just bsen fought, is
an important mining aud mercantile
center IRON which much silver and cOp-
per ores are shipped to Europe and else
where,