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THE TRUNK &YsTERY.

A Large FOrtune Dspshds on the Identih'
cation ef tiie podys
: CHICAGO. April -tn spite Of the
verdict Of the coronOrs Jury Tuesday
friends Of Chazai, the FTenchmRn who
disappeared at Salt Lake believe that
they can prove, soon the body IN the
box TO be hls, ind not that Of Oliver
Pike, Of Ohio, One OF The Breuehman's
friends named Marcel appeared in
court this morning and made q strong
plea for an Injunction which should
keep the body IN Chicago at least until
It can be definitely proved that It Is
not the remains OF, ChaHRl,
Marcel announced that measure
menta Of Cha4al taken according to
the Bertilllon system have been c3bled
for and are expected daily now. The
woman who lived With ChA8al In Salt
Lake City as his wife will also come
from France and testify concerning the
strange facts surrounding his dlsap-
pearance, besides trying TO identity the
body
one reason why such strenuous at
tempts are being made 20 prove the
body 70 be ChazGi'S iBs said 70 be the
wealth he was possessed OF When he
disappeared he left over 1900 IN cash
behind him on deposit IN the desert
National Bank OF Salt Lake City. This
money Is gtill held for prof Of his death,
Cha8Ai also possesses 0 good deal Of
property In France. Since his digap-
pearapce three years ago, o wealthy
relative who lived near Lyons, in
France, has died and left chaSal q
large fortune. All this wealth Is tied
up. Cha1Rl'B hotrB cannot SECURE It
yet, because, though morally certain
OF his death, they cannot prove that
event to be legal fact.
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BRIEF TEIEGRAMs.

A dISpatch from Matabeleland says
that Cecil Rhodes with $50 volunteers
Is proceeding to Gwelo and Buluwayo.
"Brlck" Pomeroy. the ohce noted
Democratic editor and newspaper pro-
moter, IS dying at Blythebourne, L. ].
The floods In the Genesee and Mohawk
rivers nre greater than for many years.
Rochester, Hcrkhlmer ana trankforu'
n. Y, are partly under water.
Tlrn yesterday destroyed the busi-
moss norton OF Brunswick, Ga; loss
500, 600; insurance 100000. Charles
smith. arnilroad a einploye, lost his life
Col. A. r. Neff, United states dep
uty marshal, and his party Of eight
cxplororg are thought to have per-
lshed In the Rnmey river on the Cana
dian boundary.
In the international billiard tourna-
ncnt inst night the score Of the fourth
game was: Ives, 600; hlghegt run loti
average. 30. Garnior, lOSi highest run
81: average, 0 ALL
Six thousand people nssemnlod nt
Atlnntn, Gu, last night 70 hear the
second of the series Of Joint debates on
tho silver question between Secretary
Iokr Smith and eX-spealter Crisp
After tho debate In the French
chamber OF deputies on tho forol6h
policy OF the government, reHoiu-
tion which was acceptable TO the lnln-
istry was adopted by vote OF 500 10
2iI
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n THR H0UB1
Ths Appropriations for Howard UnlyerSity
Attasl.sd but 4 Pasaea.


WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1-The
question OF appropriating public mo-
ney for private or sectariun institutions
which was debated for several days
during the confederation OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia appropriations bin
in connection with some appropriations
for charitable institutions in Washing
ton, was again fought over for four
hours In tho house to-day, on the for-
rner occasion the contest was managed
who is one Of the pronounced A. 2. A.
members In Congress. That contest
was successful and by vote Of its-
1876 the bin was re-committe To-day
the bone Of contention Of the Howard
University, q colored institution OF
Washington, for which an sppropria-
tlon Of 90, coo was inserted In the E1ndry
civil bill yesterday on motion of Mr.
Evans, (Rep., Ky.l
There was no opposition and no de-
bate on the item yesterday. To-day Mr..
Halner, (Rep., Neb.), in whose tempo
rary absence the amendment was
adopted yesterday rallied his forces
against the .. approximation; on
gu6 IEOQuQ IilhG II u q
private and aectarian institution, q
school OF theology being maintained by
the university.
The appropriation was coupled with q
proviso that no part Of II should be used
for religious teaching, but Mr.. Hainer
insisted that It could not be denied that
It was In q sense q religious institute
ton. Mr. Cannon, Mr.. Evans and oth-
er members who supported the amend
,ment on the other hand, declared that
they were opposed to appropriating
public money for sectarian institutions,
but argued that the proViso freed II
from this criticism.
Politics, Of course, were injected hp-
orally into the debate, Mr.. sayres ana
Mr.. Hepburn were especially prominent.
Each insisted that his party was more
particularly the friend Of the black
man. The house voted 129 70 D5 to re-
tain the appropriation, thus In a meas
ure, reversing its action when the dis
.triet bill was up. An analysis Of the
vote shows that t0I Republicans nine
teen Democrats and three Populists
voted for the amendment and hfty-hve
Republicans and forty-Soven Demo-
Gratis and three Populists against II.
The sundry civil bill as amended was
passed.
Tomorrow the house will take up
the conference report In the Cuban res
olutionS.
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m EIE1Ts spBAKs
In de Senate In 8shaif OF tho EnoolraEs-
n,nt NJ Ana.rIenn Commerce,

In the Senate In Behalf OF tho EncoIraEs-
msnt OF American Commerce.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2-The
postodace appropriation bill served to
bring out, some sharp discussion in the
senate to-day ON the. .propriety Of abol-
ishlng country postofices and absorb
ing them as branches Of eityGfHesS- Mr.
German opposed the plan, 90 tln-pem-
ocratic. He=Btated that the Baltimore
postofilce territory included two con-
.gressional districts and this postothee
power was exerted towards Influencing
the selection OF men for Congress.
After a speech by Mr.. Hlldns adVo-
eating subsidies and other means OF
extending American commerce on the
seas, the postoftlce bill went oyer.
During Mr.. ElklnS speech ON the sud-
sidy item he spoke of the British acttV-
ity in securing control OF the ocean
commerce. The senator spoke OF the
Canadian Pacific railroads Violations OF
the interstate commerce law, and urged
that the company be disciplined by an
abolition Of the bonding privilege which
Il enjoyed. AS q means OF reYiYinB our
ocean commerce, Mr.. Elldns advo-
Gated the re-enactment Of the old law
giving 10 per cent rebate on duties on
goods carried in American ships.
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THR IRON TRADE
Activity Among the sollers-stesl nue.
Pool.

Activity AnaonS Ghe SSllera-steel ntllst
CLEVELAND. Ohio, April a-The
Iron Trade Review this week viii say;
Though buyers have not been entire
ly passive the past week has been note
worthy In the main for activity among
sellers-ln the compilation OF arrange
ments to advance prices Following
closely up the announcement ot'thN ore
basis three other movements OF pro-
ducers have been brought TO Q working
stage. The sttel billet pool, 80 strepu-
ouBlP worked for last summer, but with
out success. has been 50 far eonsumT
mated In the past week as to estab-
llsh a $50 Pittsburgh price for April
-Four important producers Of south
-ern iron have come together In q sell-
Ing agreement, and Rs an earnest OF
their purpose have announced Birning-
ham prices about 26 cents above the
low figures Of the past two weeks,
Lastly, the lake Superior charcoal nlF-
naceS have perfected an organization
and axsd delivered prices on their pro-
duct Meantime makers OF the VaFlous
forms OF finished material aye fif ing
some difiieNlty In deciding 3ust @Aege
they fit into the Increasing complex
price making mechanism. For the pre-
sent they are more concerned about
the volume and sources Of demand than
about the cost of their raw materials,
There are some sigma, however, Of q
response TO the general movement from
some lines Of mill products.
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rHa1LLINa YxPYafgNcs

oTTvo ChIIdren- Alone with Their Dead
Fotfsr In the Middle Of the Ocean.
cADIz.April 2.--The newspapers here
report that the British schooner, Robin
Hood, Captain Dlnsle. from st. Johns,
New Foundlnnd. on February iS, for
Lisbon, hns been brought into this port
In an extraordinary manner II ap-
pears that the schooner which Is only
OF sevonty-slx tons register, left New
Foundland in charge OF her captain and
owner and his two children, three per-
SONS in all. Captain Dingle died when
the little craft was In the middle Of the
Atlantic md his two children were
alone eight days on board the Robin
Hood with the body of their father, Al
the expiration Of that time, tho Robin
Hood was sighted By the English
schooner Jannlng. which ran alongside
tho drifting craft on board Of the lat
ter the children woro found In great
distress. The Jnnning placed a sea-
man on board 10 pilot the Robin Hood
on her course and into the nearest port.
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~ - -
There was quite SIR q the city
huiIding yesterday aftpFpoon IN TIE
nelghborhood Of police headq1at
When Il vIaa whispered through tne. cot.
Fidors thai o young couple trona o!ta eS
town were IN Cant. Bennetls ptl.'...s
dfica WhoHe souls were Ring "a
Thought and whose hearts were taenti-
cai IN thFobB-in othor words they were
only waiting on the arrival oI Q MIN
iateF to be married Lieut.. Dan M
Frnua. who had gone aftaf 9 elor1Y q.
soon FetuFnad with HaY. DE- =. y
Rftar of the Fourth atreet ~ =
church, aud when he vas ushered INTO
the pFeatnea oG the eouple tho crowd
followed. The parttas had been very
particular about private eeeerony
but when they saw tn9re WeA no .lQp9
for II they gracefully Hi1hm ttad Apoat
twenty-five witnesses were pe.snt
conalBtlng Of city employo1 and others,
Ia snife OF the Strangers the bride
horh herself very well under their geru-
tinIEing gaze, while the groom was
equally indiRerant The BRIDE was 2
handsome looking maiden. and pppear-
cd to be very happy, judging form her
4narklinE eyes and a sati8ded smile
thRt wreathad q very kissabl9 mouth.
The groom was quite youthful ana
didn't have much 70 say. AZ appeared
TO want the ordeal over % quickly aa
possible. It didn't take long for DE-
Rlkar to tie the knot. and when the
ceremony was finished the reporter
asked the doctors permission TO look Of
the certificate TO set the names o. the
parties.
''Thsy DO not wish the marriage pub-
lished," said the doctor. The groom
nodded IN aequiescence Of the state
SRunaway2" Querisd the reporter,
"N-n-o."
well. you might as well have i
straight while you are about II; II q
sure to get out somehow with the crowd
Of witnesses that were present" sug-
gested the sympathetic Newspaper man.
"Oh. well, don't care, said the
blushlng bride. Ny nAmef Why u was
Carrie D. Jeherys. Where DO uVe2
Burton, ". Va. My husband2 OH, yes,
his name is Charles Dolby. and he lives
In Dubois, Pa. You see we were In the
same hotel. and neither Of US knew the
other was present Until this afternoon.
suppose was out when he was IN,
oh, yes; we intended to get married.
and had made an appointment to meet
here"
And they both went out into the
clustering April weather, happier, per-
haps, than when they entered the build
Ing. Good luck to them.
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NEW YORK, April 2.-The National
Armenian Relief Committee to-day re-
ceived cAblegram addressed by Miss
Clara Barton to tho chairman Of the
committee. reporting progress in the re-
lief work,
In addition there has been received
the following from Mar1Hh;
''TheFe are 1900 refugees here. The
problem Of how to help sufferers here
and IN Zeltoun comes upon Us with
oruahing force. The misery Is past hu-
man Imagination. Thousands Of
pounds are needed to save these people
from a miserable death, when viii 1t
GOMEZ"
In response to these pressing de-
fnRpdB, the committee to-day forward
ed to Turkey by cable $4,000.
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REcuRpRa AssOTT.s SHORTAGE

Less Chan ThoaSana DoIlhsaziwsS No
Need u Run Away From FEiSypsbtn,
Special Dispatch to the Intelilguncer.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, April 2.-rhe
sudden absence Of ]. Herndon Aoott,
the recorder for the last year and the
recorder elect for the coming year, has
started numerous rumors that are en-
tlrely unfounded.
That he Is short In his accounts with
the town IL true, but from the best In
formation obtalhable ltAs less than one
thousand dollars He owns very VAL
uabie property here and had he remain-
cd, it could have been disposed of and
paid all his obligations, including the
above shortage, His bondsmen as soon
as It was known that he had left, took
action to protect themselves,
Abbott is young man, born 1nd
raised here. and his friends claim that
had he remained and made a full con-
fession OF the facts he would have re-
ceIved the financial aid necessary to
carry him through his Embarrassment.
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HUNTINGTON ELECTION
Hspnh1Ioans lIaka Cs.tas n spito Of Gho
odds Against TAsh- -couaai1 q Ia.

HspuhiIoan1 llaIn Gntna N Gpflo Of eao
odds Against Thshi- -counaiI q Ia.
Special Dispatch to TIE Intalligencor.
HUNTINGTON, ". va. ApEil A.
The Republicans Of thia city made the
fight Of thelI lives here to-day at the
municipal election. Al times tnteress
was AZ fever heat, and many riota were
narrowly hYeFted. Within an hour
after the polls were opened. W, B, NO
Cav, Democratic candidate for CLERK,
and P. b. Wiley Republican candidate
for treasurer, came to blows Later
Deputy United States MAf8hal Link
Roberts and Senator Hughss had 'dit-
hculty. Many fights occurred IN many
parts Of the city and mrlen Illegal Hot-
Ing was done BY the Democrats. The
Republicans had all ODDS against them,
as they had the police force. deputy
marshals and q majority Of the col1l-
missioner 10 contend with.
The Democratn elected Ensign mayor
by 81; Garland. clerk, by .; the Repub-
llcans elected Green, clerk Chattin, as
SCISSOR, and ell the school board The
Democrats elected two eouneilmen.
Council WIN stand next year SIX ana
LATER -Indications point 70 the
election Of Ensign (Dem.l by about 70
majority. The Republicans elect four
out Of siK councilmen. The entire Re
publican ticket Is elected excepting
Booth. The night was principally MADE
against Booth, and Misstssippi methods
have been universally resofted 70 BY
the Democrats, There has been the
most tigh-handed exhibition OF fraud
and political tyranny ever witnessed IN
this city, and the law has been violated
by Barnum club heelers brazenly and
fiaErantly, even past belief unless con-
firmed by eye witness. Ballots Of voters
were refused by the Democratic COM
misslonera OF election, even when atn-
davits were presented. proving their les
gal right 10 vote. Many Of these had
voted here without protest in previous
elections. The police were stationed
with full uniform on within the sixty
foot limit. Charlie Wells United States
deputy narshalB were here-tour OF
them.
United States prisoners were voted
out OF the county jail. Since early this
morning It has been evident that the
party in power had predetermined and
prearranged to defeat the Will OF the
people and perpetuate ring rule. The
election will be contested 70 the bitter
end and the Offenders proBecuted.
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Is HE THR sTRAEGIRRI
The San FranslscO Terror Thought to be
URdaF Arrest.

n
URdsF Arrest.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.-Jullus
Fastner, who arrived In this city from
Omaha, March 22, was arrested last
night, and held, pending an invegtlsa-
tion az to his sanity He 10 accused of
insulting q youpg, woman. Her screams
attracted the attention Of the police
and Fastner was taken Into custody
after a desperate struggle, From pa
pers found on his person, Il appears that
this Ia not the first time his mental bal
Rnce has been questioned, he having
been examined as to his sanity IN oma-
ha, and acquitted, The papers also
show that ha had trouble With his wife.
FRRtner answers the description OF
the alleged stranger who has been OPP
Grating In this city In every particular.
He ls about thiFty-two years Of age and
has large blue eyes and light hair, worn
rather long. He Is fashionably dress
cd, and has the appearance OF q well.to-
do gentleman, When accused Of being
the Etrangler, Fa4tner admitted that he
knew lreno Phillips, but denied that he
had attempted to murder her. He con-
fessed to having attempted TO strangle
his wife,
INQUIRY at the Golden West hotel re-
yealed the fact that FaStnar came from
Omaha. He appears mentally unbRl-
anced and frequently spoke OF his "un-
dying loyo for the fair sea"
Last Monday thinking he might COM
nit some net Of violence, the proprietor
ordered him 10 leave, Since then he
has been living in a Sacramento street
lodging house. He Il well connected In
Omnha,
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PrTTSBURGH, Pa, April 2.-The
American Manufacturer and Iron
World will say tomorrow:
The Iron and steel trade this week
Is in rather a mixed condition caused
BY the announcement OF the Bessemer
steel arrangement. So far only Bes-
senior has been changed, but the trade
is waiting TO see what eject It win have
on other lines, Consequently Il is very
dlficult to guess the immediate fu-
ture Of the iron and steel trade. u the
compact among the Besemer steel pro-
ducerB is made thoroughly effective, II
is very likely that there Will be a mark
ing up OF prices all along the line and
It is urged that the certainty Of nd-
vanced prices win bring out the de-
mand which has been so long sup
pressed.
Besssmer $is 009l3 50; muck bar $50;
akaei rails 8eG
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pitt.hurrh rraetion Comblnatlon.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 2-rhe big
traction combine which has been talked
Of for some time past has finally been
consummated and now has full control
Of the street railways OF the two cities
in the combination.
The new company which Is now In
operation Is known as the Consolidated
Company, and the roads which have
been absorbed are the Pittsburgh Trac-
tion, Duquesne Traction, Central Trac.
tIon, Allegheny Traction. Citizens
traction and Fort Pitt Traction. Hon.
G. I.-lIagee, Of this city, Is president OF
the Consolldated Company.
The capital Of the company Is S25 ,0OO,-
900, OF which S15.0O0,000 is common and
10000, 900 preferred stock. 1t Is the in-
tentlon to spend A,O0O,OOo at once on
improvements
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WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Murray
Elliott election contest from tho First
district Of South Carolina was practi-
caiiy decided to-day by an understand
lnV reached by tho house elections COM
lnittoe which has the case IN charge,
OF. who u q Democrat, bO permitted to
retain HIS scat. ThiH la q reversal OF
the Communications OF the substitute
committee, which reported IN favor Of
seating George Warrington Murray, the
colored oentestant.
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LANCASTER, Pa, April 2.-There Is
llttla probability OF the compulsory ed
ucAtion law going into effect In this
county this year. Tho law provides
that a registration shall be made Of all
children OF a school age In May by the
registry assessors. but no provision is
made for payment for this work, The
county commissioners are uncertain as
to whether or not they have a legal
right to pay the assessors for Il and are
now considering the matter, II is be-
lleVed they will decide In the negative
and the registration bill will. therefore,
not be made and the law thus prevent
ed from going into effect,
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CINCINNATI, o., April 2-The Ohio
river at this point shows y feet on the
guase this morning, and Is still rising,
but at q slower rate than last night
This, in consequence OF the colder
weather which set IN yesterday even-
fng, accompanied by brisk winds. the
efiect upon the river is quite percepti-
BILE and II 10 not now thought that any
serious damage VIII result. Forty-hve
feet Is the danger line, This will hard.
ly be reached until the recession which
Is expected before night begins. 4 goed
deal OF removal Of goods from cellars u
the lower parts Of the city 70 mace
necessary. but the district so affected
IL quite limited.