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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

VIII bo Pushcd-.Iapnu will Demand n
Big Ind.mnity.
WAsHiSdroH, April l.--Now that tho
limited armis.ico has been proclaimed
in tho Chins.Japantse, and that Ii
Hung Chang's wound is improving, il,
is anticipated that tho resumption OF
peace negotiations will follow speedily,
and will be pushed with view OF So.
curing treaty Of peace as early as pos.
sible. Tho money indemnity Japan
will ask will be very considerable
There Is no information to be had con.
corning the mode or manner OF pay.
nieut, nor whether it will stipulate the
metal in which it shall be paid, assum.
ing that gold or silver, or both. must be
paid. Ono suggestion made is that it
may be payable in credits" or largely
in bonds.
The financial probi.y OF the Chinese
is Of tho highest and the nations repu.
tation for prompt settlement OF its pc.
cuniary obligations Is SO high that it is
believed Its promises to pay would eas.
lily pas, current with the Japanese. or
with others in case the indemnity were
arranged through private fiscal agen.
cieB.
News came to the Japanese legation
to-day confirming tho Associated Press
dispatch respecting the terms OF tho
armistice. 1t is stated that it would
last twenty-one days. unless sooner
terminated by tho breaking of OF peace
negotiations, aud would include Shing.
King, Shan.Tuug and Pe.Chi.Li.
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OVER IN MARTINS FERRY.
About All the voto Was Out-Only Fifty
Women Voted.

About All tho voto Wa, Out-only Fifty
Women Voted.
A bout S. per cent Of the vote OF Mar.
tins Ferry was out yesterday. Less
than City women voted in the city,
twenty-three OF these being in the Third
ward and eight in the second. The
total vote by wards was as follows:
First, 4S0, against $50; Second, against
400; Third. i52, against 5ls. The vote
in tho First ward was within forty Of
the full vote. In this ward the fight
conferred on council, aud thia accounts
for the large vote.
The vote in Martins Ferry precinct
for township officers was as follows:
Justice OF tho peace-Theo. Keller b:,
S. A. Clements G2, J. Ed. Clark %, Geo.
Hathaway IL. Trustse-Goo. Giffin 6l,
Geo. Pitnor 10. Treasurer-Frod Fox
e.. Assessors-Ross GiEen So. W. W..
Taylor so. Supcrvisors-Theo. Malon
62. Robert Applegarth oS, Frank Woods
q, 7. ]. Moore 20, Malen Payne l6. As
high as 81 votos have becn cast In this
precinct wbile yesterday there were
only l4o.
THE GENERAL RESULT.
City Solicitor-The fight between Nc.
Combs, Republican. and W. T. Dixon,
Democrat, with T. W. Shreve, Prohibi.
tion, on tho aide, was the feature OF the
election. and to the surprise Of many
the Democrat was successful, beating
out McCombs by twen;y-sevon votes.
This was not asccrtained until . a. m.,
when the deciaive returns from the
Third ward came in. But for Shreve's
candidacyi /. is believed McComb, would
have been successful. Tho following
table shows the vote for solicitor in
dntnu
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Apri! Tho
secretary OF stato 10 very much cou-
cerned these days by tho Venezuelan
problem. Tho British ultimatum do
livered to Nicaragua ia not q source Of
present apprehension, for it is not now
believed that tho British will take any
action in tho way OF the attempting to
acquire any territory in that direction
OF even to jeopasdize tho property OF
Americans in Nicaragua By bomoa
ment in their efforts to force collec-
tion OF the indemnity demanded from
Nicaragua. These arc the two moves
that might cause tho United States to
interfere. But in the case of the
Venezuelan boundary dispute there ia
much grave cause Tor apprehension. 1t
appears that our ambassador, Mr..
Bayard, has not succeeded in inducing
the British government to give heed to
the request submitted by him at the di.
rection OF Congress, that the boundary
dispute bo submitted to arbitration.
clkuAIiOl 10 bGIlGFCu " pb
alarming, as armed bodies OF British
and Venezuelans are pressing each other
closely in the disputed territory and
there may bo hostile clash at any
moment. Tho administration has
been considering carefully the course to
be pursued in such case, and |. is en-
tirely probable that il the British per-
si.t in bringing about such collision.
through failure to heed the repeated
warnings and requests OF the United
States to submit the matter to fair
arbitration. then tho United States will
feel obliged to follow the moral aid it
has given TO Venezuela in this matter
BY more substantial assistance.
Word reaches here Of a remarkable
demonstration at Caracas, the capital Of
Venezuela, expressive OF the common
sentiment OF the United States and
Venezuela in upholding the Monroe
doctrine. It occurred on the visit Of the
United States squadron, under Admiral
Meade, TO La GuayIa, where tho officers
were met by government officials and
were escorted with much pomp aud q
popular ovation to the capitol. They
were feted there in many ways, and
official congratulations were exchanged
between President Crespo and Admiral
Meade. They were entertained by the
president and At reception given in
their honor all the members OF the
cabinet, except the minister OF foreign
affairs, who was sick, were pre,ent.
When the Americans were about to
depart President Crespo issued an
official letter to Admiral Meade. in
which he expressed most af1ec,ionate
farewell and demonstrating the pro-
found friendship his government has
toward the people aud government Of
the United States.
10 this Admiral Meade replied Off
cially, under the date Of March Is. He
acknowledges President Crespo's eS-
preston of tho friendly sentiment ex-
isting between the United States and
Venezuela. He adds that in behalf of
the United States government he begs
to assure the president that tho senti-
meut Of affection is fully reciprocated.
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men had arranged n festival ut Terrace
Gardcn In tho ovoning, tho feature Of
which was It's informality. Thoro wetc
speeches and singing. A series OF living
pictures. representing Bismarck. VIII.
lam !, William II, Napoleon III, and
other notable mon Of Europe wero pro.
sontod on tho stage.
Tho two big German societies, tho
Arion and Leidorkranz, held fcstivitioI
in tholr headquarters. Tho Columbia
Maonnurchcr held ''commers" to-.
night, Tho Beethoven Mnonnorcher
has n festival at Ito hall In Filth street.
Among other celebrations was festival
by tho Five O'clock club. another BY tho
Sisters and Daughters OF Germany, aud
"iSismnrck sharp.shootiug contests, )" BY
tho Independent Schuo,zcn corps. At
tho Irwin Place theatre Manager Con.
rsid presented a patriotic play called
Sedan FriedrIch,ruhc," aud appropri-
ate tableaux.
Over in liobokcn, the German aocic-
ties united tonight in torch light pro.
cesslon in which 5000 mon took part.
Tho German societies OF lIackeauack
also celebrated.
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TIE STATE Ar LARGE

Tho Municipal ami Township Republican
Candidates Usually Eiectcd-Thswome n
Vote. But Not iu Great Numbers.
FISDLAY, o., April 1.-The Republi.
cans elect their municipal ticket, the
council remaining unchanged. "a *,
DAYTON, o., Apri! 1.-The election
hors passed Oft quietly with inter.
mitsent rain and sunshine. The Re.
publicans carried the majority OF the
ticket by l,l00 plurality.
School board is Republican and city
council Democratic. The rest OF the
ticket is Republican. The unusual
feature OF tho election was the woman's
vote which unques.ionably made the
school board Republican.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 1.-The Re.
publicans elect their entire city ticket
with tho exception water works trustee.
Tho council stands IA Republicans to Q
Democratic. All the women candidates
for the school board were defeated.
CoLuNHus, ONO, April l2.-The mu.
nicipal election to-day was the most ex.
citing in tho history OF the city. For
mayor, Cotton H. Allen, DEMOCRAT, had
1871; Oliver NJ. Evans, Republican,
S.SGS; D. L. Williams, Independent,
2,5SS; George II. Twiss, Peoples, Iii.
Mr.. Allen is elected on a liberal plat.
form. Tho independent candidacy oil
Mr.. Williams on reform platform de.
ieated tho Republican candidate Mr..
Evans.
HAMILTON, O., April 1.-The present
incumbent, Mayor c. A. Bosch, Demo.
crat, was re-clected to-day BY 100
plurality. The Democrats elected the
balance OF their ticket. with the excep.
tion OF one assessor. Over 1000 women
voted, but they elected mono OF their
sex.
CINCINNATI. O., April LIN Hamil.
ton county. Mrs. Captain W. w. Pea
body. o: Madlsonville, was elected to
tho board OF education. At Harrison,
this county. three women wore do.
feated; at Carthage one woman wa,
elected; at Norwood tho women were
defeated.
Commercial Gazette specials report
tho women defeated at Camden, Ohio ;
also that women voted elsewhere in
Ohio.
H.SEsviLLr, O., April 1.-W. S. Bell,
(Rrp.) ior mayor. aud the entire city
ticket was elected here to-day. Every
branch Of the city government, which
has been Democratic, is by to.day's
election made Republican.
CLEVELAND. April l.-Returns from
more than half tho city indicate the
election oil Robert L. Mckisson, Re.
publican. ior mayor BY about 1000
plurality. The woman candidate for
the school council on the Republican
ticket runs behind the thrco male eau.
didatcs.
MANSFIELD. O., April 1.-p. P. Mat
and the ontire Republican city ticke,
was eloctsd by 400 plurality.
MANSFIELD, o., April 1.-Robcrt i.
MCCrory, Democrat. was reelected
mayor; council and board OF education
are Republican.
LIMA. O., April THE Republicans
elect their ontiro city tickc, by ma
joritiea ranging from one to four hun.
drod.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Camille Doucos, perpetual secretary
OF tho French Academy, is dead.
ST.. Louis ministers omulatcd DR..
Parkhurst and visited theatrical dives
Sunday night to Getovidonce.
Tho Commercial Bank at Stevens
Point, Wis, has closed its doors. Lila.
bilitio,. $4,000; assets, 100000.
viscount Hill. OF England, ia dead.
His son and hoir, Charles Rowland
Hill, Is now in tho Unitod States.
The trial OF Anna Dickinaon's auit
for damages for alleged Incarceration it,
IN insane asylum, WIS suspended on
account OF tho Illness OF tho vito oil n
juror.
Tho bill for tho dis.ostablishmont oil
tho church in Wales passed. i,s SECOND
reading in tho British house OF com.
mons last evening. Tho government
had majority OF forly.fonr.
At tho baltic in tho mountains neat
Santiago do Cuba between tho insur'
vonts mud Spanish troops. tho lattor lost
30 in killed and wounded and tho
Cubans Lost IS killed and 80 wounded.
Al tho Park IIotol In Columbus, O.,
Mrs. ". Ii. q. Williams, vile OF rcnl
estate mnn OF Grove City, cut the thrOatt
OF Two OF hcr children, Maud, ngcd
twelve, and Harry, aged acvcn. 1t i+
supposed that Bho Is insanc.
Tho April crop report OF tho Orange
Judd Farmer makes tho condition oi
whoat Sj.3, or two points lower than
was reported last year, Immediately
after tho soyofo March freezing. Tho
nlnnt Ia but littlo further advanced than
it waa in Dccombcr.
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Tho City In Gaia Attlre--in Eloquent
Tribute to tho Father OF German Unity.

Tho City In Gaia Attlre--in Eloquent
Tribute to tho Father OF German Unity.
BERLIN, April 1.-All tho public and
most OF the private buildings were
bedecked with flags aud bunting in
honor OF the eightieth birthday OF
priEce Bismarck At all tho schools
the pupils assembled this morning in
order to hear special Bismarck ad-
dresses. Tho pupils were then given a
holiday. Many OF the business houses
wero closed and all the main streets
were crowded with siyht.secrs. At the
theatres tiGre wore special perform
ances with prologues appropriate to the
day, which was celebrated.
The Rechsanzeiger (o!ficiaD pub.
lishcs prominently to-day tho following
reference to tho celebration which is be-
ing observed throughout, Germany:
prince Bismarck to-day concludes
hia eishtleth year. The countless
proofs OF sincere lovo and vcnern:ion
which have bean shown him in connec-
ton with the event during the last fow
weeks from far and near. by high aud
low. tostifying thanktuluess for his i'm
mortal services in building up Ger
many's nower and greatness Is indcli-
bly, ongrayen upon tho hearts oil tho
German people. May tho fervont
wishes ior his continued welfare. which
to-day aaCcnds TO Heaven from every
place whore Germans dwell together, bo
fulfilled and may Gcrmany's great son
hare tho plpa9Urc for many years to
como OF seeing tho continuous growth
aud consolidation OF tho work OF Cor
man unity achieved by him in the ser
viCo OF tho glorious emperor and hero"
Tho emperor and empres1 wore pres
Ont this evening at II grand banquet
given in tho whitc hail OF tho castle in
honor OF Prince Bismarck's birthday.
All tho royal princes and princess,
court officials, generals. members OF tho
bundcsrath, chiefs OF tho different
bureaus OF the rc.chatng aud OF tho dlot
and other distinguished officials wore
present. Emperor william, in toast
Ing Prince Bismarck, said:
"lIis scrcno .highncss. Duke Won
I.aucnberg, Prince Won Bismarck,
hurrah, hurrah. hurralI."
Tho tonst was followed by flourish
OF ,rumpota.
After thu banquo. tho company pro-
ccGdu1 to tho court theatre, whero
,hcrc was n special performance.
Emperor william ha, sent a long
congratulatory telegram to Prince
Bismarck, and tho king OF Wurtcmburg
has cont him cordial lottcr.
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TWO WE'VE KILLED.
Conductor and brakeman Loss r.

Conductor and brakeman Loss Their
Lives In tho Same Manner.
USioSrowS, Pa, April l.-Conduc.or
Charles Barger and Brakeman John
Shipley, both of this place, were in
s:antly killed on the Baltimore & Ohio,
at Lemont last night. A peculiar coin
cidence is that both were killed ia ex-
actly the Same manner, and within ap
hour OF each other.
Shipley was the first victim. While
he was stopping from ono car to an
other the train broke, and he fell be.
tween tho cars and was ground to
pieces. The crew picked his body up
and started to town. Thcy had gone
but a short distance when Conductor
Barger met death in similar manner.
Barger leaves q wife and one child.
Shipley was single.
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STOCKHOLM, Anril 1.-The political
situation in Norway has become moro
grave and it would indeed be n hard
task to prophecy the outcome of tho
struggle now going on. King Oscar has
ignored tho ultimatum OF tho ministers
that hc ask tho party OF tho Loft to
form cabinet, his majesty declaring
that no could not consent to tho pro-
posal since Nr. S.een, the leader OF tho
Left, and president OF the s.othinS,
omitted to call to order Deputy Randc.
when on Friday night last no declared
in the chamber that "the supreme de-
fsnso Of Norway was in tho hands OF a
foreign man from n foreign land"
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FRiEDRiHcsSUHr. April l.-Siuco au
cary hour this morning trains have
cen arriving hero loaded with visitors
from all parts Of tho empire dosirous Of
canera,ulatlng Prince Bismarck on his
eichtie:h birthday.
At Il o'clock dsputa.ion from the
Z.ydlitz cuirassinr regiment, of which
the prince is honorary colonel, arrived
at the castle in order to congratulate
him. Tho cuirassiers were followed by
ss,ream OF other populations, including
crs composed OF University professors
ind another OF senators from Hamburg,
Lubbock and Bremen.
The dispatch OF congratulations which
King Oscar OF Sweden and Norway sen!
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Forest Fires I:xtinsu,>hod.

PROFESSIONALLY, ND, April 1.-The
rain to-day quenched the forest fres
which have beon raging in southern
Indiana. In tho vicinity Of Borden.
over n territory ono hundred miles or
moro the fro has destroyed many
thousand dollars worth OF property. a
largo amount OF stock was burned to
death, and foucing and buildings have
boon reduced to ashes. Tho individual
losses aro too great to estimate. Tho
country surrounding Enclish losses to
tho cxten. OF $4,000 Every man, wo.
man and child have boon assisting in
fighting the flames.
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DOWN AT iiIiGIiAIRE
Feeling Rnn High hut 1t Was Not Along
Party Lines.

Feeling Rnn High hut 1t Was Not Along
Party Lines.
Tho election in Dcllairo yesterday,
was rs quiet as au election could be, but
all over town !hOro was M intonse
fcoling on tho school question. Party
lines were not drawn at all in tho mat
tor, though tho Democratic workers
urged tho election OF lhoir candidates
on the ground that thcy wore mot ouu
way or tho othcr" Tho Republican
candidates wero nominated because
thoy wern an,i.Jono, und on this limo
lhoy made tho canvass. a groat many
lndios voted. nbopt four hundred oxor.
cising thoir right, among them tho
school teachors and many other excel.
lent ladies' No ono could mako moro
than q guosi q! tho result before the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-02

LONDON, April Am enthusiastic
meeting in honor OF Prince Bismarck
was held in this city tonight, and was
attended by over 500 Germans. Baron
Schroeder and Baron Dicchtman, aud
all tho leading membors OF tho German
Colony attended. The house was doc.
Grated with German and British flags.
Speeches highly oulogistic Of the old
chancellor and OF his services in behalf
OF Germany wero made, and we're re.
ccived with tumultuous applause.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-02

Sioux Cry. Iowa, April l.-Rain
which foil hore nearly all day yester.
day aud last night turned to snow to-.
dny, and it has boon falling over since
This is tho heaviest snow storm Of the
season. Dispatches from North and
South Dakota points ahow that tho rain.
fall 10 quito general, \ Ydnkton dis.
patch says eight inchos Of SNOW fell
there this morning.