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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
Scenes on the second Day.

FROM the LONDON ItnleS, JuLy %.
Yesterday morning Hyde Park pre-
sented along its eastern extremity n
pitiable spectacle. Between the Mar
BILE Arch and Grosvenor Gate the rail-
ings were entirely demolished and the
flower beds were ruined. Between the
Grosvenor and Stanhope gates, more
over, not a railing remained erect, those
not actually leveled being forced con-
siderahly out of the perpendicular.
This had been done out of mere wan
tOnness, after ingress had been affected
at other points, as was evident from the
fact of the flowers. and shrubs having
escaped damage. On the north and
south sides of the park much damage
had also been done, the railings having
been overturned in numerous places.
In many cases the masonry had given
way, and was still attached. to the iron
work, while i'll others the rails had been
forced from their sockets, and one could
not but reflect what appalling results
might have ensued had the mob used
them as weapons. The trees and shrubs
were greatly injured, and in fact the
appearance of the northwestern portion
fthe park WINS as ifit had been over
run by an invading army. Wagons
were engaged yesterday In removing
the broken railinRS and shattered ma
sonry, and a considerable sum will GER
tainly be required torestore the park to
its original condition.
THE "RABBLE" AGAIN.
Between nine and ten O'Clock mum.
Der of the lowest rabble of the metrop-
oils assembled in the park near the
Marble Arch, and as time wore on, their
ranks swelled by fresh arrivals until
they presented a very formidable ap-
pearance. They eYinced their ''zeal for
reform" by doing asinluch injury to he
park as they possibly could, and by in
sulting everybody who appeared to be
more respectable than themselves.
They wreaked their vengeance on the
flowers and shrubs by wantonly pluck
ling them up by the roots. The atten-
tion of the police does not appear to
have been directed owhat was going
on until about one o'clock, when II de.
tachment Of fifty constableS of the A
division was marched into the park,
and endeavoredtol restore Something
like order. The force, however, was
not sufficiently strong for the purpose,
and endorsements were subsequently
sent to their assistance from thesD, S, Y,
and X.divisfoiis. 1t soon appeared thai
the mob, though entirely without lead
ers or organization, were able to resist
the police with a certain amount oil
success Petty conflicts took place tlu-
ring the whole ofthe afternoon, though
in no instance, so far as could be ascer.
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9usnrautE.
National Insurance Company

NdLIUIIdI 1IISIldHC6 UUWpHHy
OF WHEELING.
President, GEORGE K. WHEAT,
Wee President, JAMES McCLC!NEY.
DIRECTORS:
John E. Wilson, AC. Quarter,
sam1 Harper, Jas. c. Orr,
George Adams James McCluney,
/. F. Updegra1f, George X. Wheat
Christian Smith.
NNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
Il ly organized, h prepared to transact busi-
ness and asks n liberal share OF public patrO-
mage. Rates as low as any first-claSS company.
Office No. 26 Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to First National Bank.
mr2 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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MUsTERTNG ON BoTH SIDES,

Meanwhile vast crowds had collected
in the eneighborhood of Hyde Park. A
force of foot and mounted police, num-
bering ! 900 or J, 500 was here assembled
under the direction of Sir Richard
h1ayne and Captain Harris, and at five
O'clock the gates were closed. Before
that hour considerable number OF
people had collected inside, in order to
witness what was about to take place,
and these were permitted to remain
there. Outside the thrOng was, as
might be supposed, much greater.-
Masses ofpeople had assembled at all the
approaches. The marble arch was the
centre of attraction, and for an hour OF
two previous to- the proposed COM
traffic was seriously impeded. The
windows and balconies of the neigh
boring houses were also crowded with
spectators. -rF .--..
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ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
OF It's kind now in use

Many prominent Physicians now use It in
their practice, and unhesi:sek ingly recommend
Keepitin your house.llI be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1865.

MeESrE. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen
IhaYe been using your Diarrhea Compound
In my family for some time, and can say with
OF the kind have ever used, and do cheerful
~ recommend II to my friends.
With much respect, am your friend.
v. II. METCALFE,
ofMetcalfe, Bro. & Co.
McCABE, KRAFT 4. CO., Wholesale Drug
whom ali orders should be addressed. ~
For sale by REED, KRA FIT & Co., Centre
Wheeling, WEST 4 MITCHELL, bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. fcb2l- -RmdSV
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Franklin Insurance Company

Capital. $3.50, 900.
DIRECTORS:
TIL. Logan, t. P. ShallcroEss, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeclxler, 8aml. McClel-
Ian, g. w. Franzheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin
TIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
il organized, are prepared to take risks Mt
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and cargOes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per
sons for term of years. This Company Of
fers superior inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, at re-
duced rates. This being a home institution, ,
composed of some ninety-four Stockholders,
most ofwhom are among our nest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sideraton OF the inSuring public, and sOlicits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
#|I MACARTHUR, Secretary.
SANI'Il MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELB Vice President.
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. l Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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&C II o Il 10 II a. :"

or its kindred diseases-dnnng the coming
summer.
The following are few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprietOlS, by persons who arc well known
WHEELING. Apri:25tlI, 1886.
MeSSrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gc7IRc1nem:
Having used Kraft : DIarThen Compound, for
Camp Dinrrllea, with which have been deep
ly afhiCtcd for almost one month, all other
remedies tried hGtfng failed, and finding 1t not
take pleasure in recommending it to the ia
vOra6le notice Of all who may he alike nffiict-
ed. q. MARElE,
Chaplin 18TH w, Va. Infantry,
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@tdttal.
The Greatest Medicine OF
the Age.
KRAFT's
Diarrhea Compound.

TTNHE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
or DtvTheG, DyScntcT7y, F1MT, Summer
Complaint, and all diseases of the stomach and
bowels, incident TO change OF Diet or Cli-
1t has stool the test of time-has cured In
thousands OF cases IPhere all other remedies
hGIeJtnLett, and is pronounced by the PUBLIC
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The gates, 1t is true, were strongly
fortified, but TO throw down the pail
ings seemed a feasible undertaking,
and this was promptly attempted. The
police, indeed, hastened to every point
that was attacked, and for short time
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Cents.


No Cures EeverE, Congcstien, Inilamna,ionS... q
), Crying -COlic, or TeethinE of Infants n
4, DArrhPn Of children and admits. -
5, Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious COIic.... -
8, ChnlSrR- Morbus, Nausea, Vomiting. IS
], Coughs, Colds, Br"nchItis, s,............. -
3, Neuralgia, TOOthRche, FAcenchc....... -
9, " Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. %
10, DyspepsiR, Bilious Stnnnch .......-..... -
y, Suppressed, or painful P"riois......... 21
IL, " Whies too pTOfl5e PCTiOtls. s.....-..,,.. 2J
IL, Group, Cough, difficult Rrcathing.... -
u, Salt Rheum, ETysipclas, ErIptiOus... -
" T. =. khemmntISm, Hh%Snmatic % Palms.. p
II, " Piles, blind or bleeding. g...........,. 10
Is, Ophthnlmy, anil sore weak Eyes. 81
~, GaiHrrl, acute or chronic, influenza 5I
~, 90 whOopinK, Cough, violent COngIis... -
"2l, "a Asthma, Opprrssed Brpat g...... ~
G, Ear Discharges, impaired HrRrinG.... ~
q, " ScroIuih enlarged Glands, SWclliuEs "a
p, ' General Debility, Physical Weakness 81
3, +" DrOrsy, and sCHnty S+CretIOns ......,, 50
26, :" Sea.Sicknsss, sickness from ridnR, 10
q, " Kidney Disease, GrnVcl. ................ 20
SI D." Nervous llebill lltY Seminal Emissions,
involuntary DisChHTgOs....,....,.,. %
" %, " Sore MOUTH Cank so
" HrinnrY Inc"ntcnhnce, wctting bc'i....5O
al, Painful Periods, even with SphErns... so
g, Suterings Rt Chang" of lfr............I' 'f4I
g, Epilepsy, SpaSms, st Vitus Dance. 90
81, DiPtheEtA- MlceTatcd SOrs Throat 50
FAMILY CASES.
81 Walls, morocco case, and book
~ large ViRlS, In morocco, and 90
% large vials, plain case, and book. 40
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
MAhogAny eAHes, lDE1Als &Ih 90
Single yals, with tectOns Oh
sent TO any part Of the country BY Mail or Express
Tree Of charge H9 4 shs BEFiSS AHdT""
HOMGOPAPHlOM MEDICINE COMPANY,
Oflc.' and Depot, No. s62 Broadway, New York
DR. luhfHEEIS ~ cOn5ulttI daily at lis Office,
personally or by letter, ns aboys, for all forms
feb22ly WkceIInp
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Shortly after seven o'clock Mr.. Ed
mond Beales, Lieutenant Colonel Dick
ison and other leading members of the
Reform League. in line of cabs which
headed the Clerkenwell, Islington and
other PROFESSIONS, advanced to the arch,
and, the subcommittee having sue
ceeded in making clear passage, Mr..
Beales and his friendss went up to the
police, who were drawn up in line,
slaves in hand, some of them being
mounted. The crowd Immediately
closed in, and endeavored by an '..ngly
rush." to affect admission. The police
used their stdUes freely to defeat this at
tempt, and it is stated that both Mr..
Beafes and Colonel Dickson were
struck in the scufI1e. Atany rate, after
being refused admission, and having
thus raised the question in the form
they desired, they went back to their
vehicles, and with some dihlcultym man.
aged to make their way through the
crowd in order to proceed to Trafalgar
square, there to hold the meeting nc.
c0rding to the programme which had
been laid down. r.sri Oh.
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REINFNRCRMENTs.

Printed bills were distributed among
the various detachments as they came
bury. &C., directing them not to at
tempt to force an entrance into the Park,
but TO proceed to Trafalgar square. 1t
is much easier, however, 10 collect
throngs of people than to keep them in
leading strings when collected, and a
large portion Of the "massesn were not
strlction of their leaders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
Interesting Religious services.

AS has been the custom for a few years
past, many, Protestant denominations are
observing this, as week of prayer, for the
revival of religion throughout Christen-
dom, and the prosperity Of the Missionary
work in heathen countries. The meetings
held in this city have thus far exhibited an
unusual interest among our christian peo-
pie. Several churches are holding united
meetings. On Monday evening their SER
vices were at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church ION Tuesday evening at the Con-
gregational, and were attended by large,
solemn, and apparently very earnest con-
gregatlons. Interesting addresses were
made and fervent prayers offered-all
plainly Indicating an intense desire for q
visitation of grace and power from on high,
for the salvation of ,multitudes; and, also
expressing a very strong hope that the
blessing will be granted.
This Thursday evening they meet in
the Second Presbyterian Church, and on
Saturday evening, atthe First Presbyterian,
where it is hoped there will be still larger
gatherings of those who earnestly wish the
salvation Of their friends and nelghbofs;
and that all the world may soon see the
kingdom, power and glory Of Jesus Christ.
. . a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
Serious stabblng Affair.

Last evening, just before dark, an alter
cation occurred at Espy's saloon, on South
High street. between William Kinney, bar
tender at the Montgomery House, and
man whose name we did not learn. 1t was
supposed by the bystanders that the quar-
rel was made up, as the two disputants
went out of the saloon, and were standing
upon the sidewalk, Kinney leaning upon
the shoulder of the other. But suddenly
Kinney's antagonist turned upon him, and
with a large pocket knife ripped open his
bowels, causing them to gush out. The
individual who committed the cowardly
and cruel deed Immediately fled, running
toward the Court House. In his hurry and
confusion, he rushed into Sheriff Domi-
gan's Office for protection. The Sheriff, on
learning what the matter was with him,
forthwith arrested and placed him in secure
quarters. 2rrJ iqafarT fsfe ssaa0a
The wounded man, Kinney, was attended
by DIR. Seltzer, who sewed up the awful
cash made in his body, and dressed the
wound. AT the time we write, Kinney is
lying in critical condition, with great
uncertainty hanging over him as to whether
he will ultimately recover. sasI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11

Miss Clara McCarter having resigned the
position she has held for four ,yearsyyas
teacherof music In the Ohio Wesleyan Pc
male College at Delaware, intends making
this city her permanenthome, and win give
lessons on the pianoforte, guitar, vocal
music and the voice. She proposes also to
give instruction id the primary elements
of vocal music to class of children.
Miss McCafter has had that experience
and position as a teacher Of music, that
cannot fail to recommend her to the conf
dence and patronage of the public. Be-
sides, the references she gives in her card in
another column, must be entirely satisiac-
tory. We wish her success, which we are
sure she well deserves, in her new location
In this city. Her residence is III East State
street. &. rrrs M Hfra r...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
Insurnnco ArcncY /.

Mr., A. Gardner, who has his Office in the
johnson building;isAgent, for many Of the
principal and most reliable Foreign InsRr-
ance Companies In the country, In tO-
days paper, will be found statements Of ne
condition of two Of these, Companies
North American Fire Insurance Company,
located at Hartford, Conn, and the LOril-
lard Fire Insurance Company, located at
New York.
In regard to the latter Company, the
Ilofillarl, we would invite particular at
tention to the fact that its assets amount to
Sl.4O2,6sl.l3 whilei It's liabilities only TeaeR'
the small comparative sum of $4,000
This state Of its tiha6ees1 guarantees sie
safety Of the Company, and the prompS
payment of all losses to the insured.
We recommend persons in the city or in
any part of the State, desiring insurance, to
call upon Mr.. Gardner who is IN Obligilg
gentlemanas well as a prompt and thor
ough business mahR He viii give any
needed information, and parties may rely
upon his integrity and knowledge Of his
business. @s'fH ~~A s~@W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
An Ordinance

Making Appropriations for the fiscal year 1866.
SKcTIoNI. BE itofdained by the City Council Of
the City Of Columbus, That there is hereb appropr
Atod out Of any moneys in the Treasury, for thefo
lowing specified purposes;
For saar es OF city officers for the months Of De.
cember and January, the sum Of Nine Hundred and
For expenses Of the City Police for the months Of
DecembeC and January, the sum Of twenty-five
Hundred Dollars. * .,.-.. ...-gL
For expenses Of the Fire Department for tho
months Of December and January, the sum Of Two
Thousand Dollars ....H. L.--g,.s sf..u -sa
For expenses Of Sewers and Drainage, and claims
for damsg ges arising therelrom, the sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars.
For expense Of Gas in street lamps for the quar-
ter ending October l. 1865 and leaning street lamps
for the months Of December aud January, and to
lures, the sum Of Three Thousand Dollars.
For expenses Of Street Commissioner and Chain
gang, for the months Of December aud January, the
sum Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
For orexpenses Of GoOdnle Park, the sum of Sew
entv-fve Dollars.
For interest on City Bounty Bonds, due February
q, 1895, the sum Of Two Hundred and Thirty-four
Dollars.
For expenses Of Printing and Stationery, the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars.
SEQ. 2. That tho sums appropriated by the fore
going section shall be dsbursed in the manner pre-
scribed by the fifth section of ordinance defining
the duties Of the City Clerk, passed May lay 2a ,sS7.
, "a. President Of the City Council.
Passed Jan. 8. 6.A.D. 1886 uCft0 1UOV
Attest; JOSEPH DowDALL City Clerk.
Janil-N - AHi.H nsube Ggg .uC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11

There were four cases before the Mayor
yesterday morning, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. Two paid their fines
and costs the Others failing to do 50, were
committed. .tt,,x .sescaT al
The Individual arrested for being con-
Oerned in the alleged swindle Of soldier
out of $40, and about whose arrest the
Journal made qnite blow, was discharged
yesterday morning, no show Of a case be-
ing made against him. ~ h,R,,s 80
James Mcdonald, arrested for scaling the
outside wall of the Penitentiary, with the
alleged intent to afford aid and comfort to
a convict within, it is expected, will have a
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
Ice Crop.

Those of our citizens whose interest or
convenience requiresa large amount Of ice
during the heated term, have had glori-
ous harvest for the spast three days.
Thousands Of tons Of this useful luxury
have been taken from the Scioto and olen-
tangy and safely slowed away for future
use. We noticed that Charley Wagner has
succeeded in filing his large ice-house, in
the rear Of the Atheneum, with the choicest
kind Of Ice from six to eight inches thick,
clear as crystal, and sparkling as the hia-
monds of GolcOnda.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
Paranmnl.

Rodney Foos, the newly elected Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, is in the city, and en-
gagged, we understand, in Iog-rolling the
Legislature for an increase in the cOnpen-
sation attached to the office before he en-
ters upon the discharge of its duties next
month. He thinks the fees wont pay, and
is laboring to make the office q salaried
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-11
90 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. 1
(To expire on tho 3lst day of January, 1851
f0PPIoE OF THE AUDITOR on SfATE,)
INSURANCE. DEPARrMEET, (

a'AN'i.t 0FPIoE OF THE AUDITOR or STATEA
'"Hf' h INSURANCE DEPARTMBHT, !
; kvorU COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 0, le00)
WHEREAs, The LORILbARD FIRE INSUR-
ANOE COMPANY, located at New York. in the
statement Of its condition, required by the FIRST
section Of the act $40 regulate Insurance Com
pAnies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio pass
cd April 8, 1850 and amended February ., ls64; and
whereas said Company has Furnished the unde
signed satisfactory evidence that it s possessed of
atieast ONE UNDRED THO SAND DOLLARS
Of actual Capital invested in Stocks OF Bonds or In
Morteages Of Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same Is mortgaged; and Whereas said
Company has filed in this Office written instrument
under Its corporate SEAL signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any Agent or Agents
Of said Company in this State to acknowledge SER
vice Of procos, for and In behalf Of said Company
according to the terms Of said law. s0 WfI ..
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of tho FIRST section Of
the Aforesaid act, j, JAMES n GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State for Ohio 10 hereby certify that said LOR-
ILLARD FIRE in s TRANCE COMPANY, Of New
York Is authorized TO transact the business Of Fire
insurance 10 this State until the thirtyrst day Of
January, in the year one thousand eight and
sixty.sseven. BH
In witness whereof, / have hstsuhto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my Office 70 bS az
xed the day and year above written.
lsEAL.l JAMES III. GOODMAN, N't
tI[srAMP.] ,sss ttssl ~ Auditor Of State.
A. GARDNER, Jr, Ag't,
sls tg.H Apa rs Columbus, Ohio. 4
janll-dlw-G
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pIsrRICT CoURTs,.

Holmes, June 5; Wayne, june 6; Ash
land, June s; Richland, June 8; Morrow,
IJune'13; Delaware, June IA; Knox. June
Is; Licking, June 20; Coshocton, June 30.
.oilo - COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Holmes, February-6, May 10, November @.
Wayne, February 20, August z, Novem-
ber 20.
Coshocton,. March IL, August 20, Decem-
Der 10. NEltE M
Morrow, February IL, April 80, Octoberl5
Ashland, February 26, July 80, Novem-
ber 3. -.. is.
Richland, March II, August 13, Novem-
Der TO-. y Hl9lG soJfsJ III 1890
Knox, March 20, August 81. November 13.
Licking, February "a. May l, October 18.
Delaware, February l2 April 0, Septem-
her d 1 4 r.
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- AFrERNooN sEssIoN.


Messages were received from the House,
containing - Ivy" ~ 'a3Ie1 Laa
H.J.R. No. 10, by Mr.. Hitchcock, rela-
tive to having bounty and laud warrants
issued to soldiers, Issued onlyto soldiers
performing the service, or their heirs. Re-
ferred to committees on Federal Relations.
II. j. r. No. 10, relative to returning
thanks to the soldiers of the late war.
Passed-yeas 33, nays none. 9il ~
ii. II. No. l6, returning thanks to Hon.
Wm. Hooper, for accepting the office of
State Treasurer, to fill vacancy occasioned
by resignation OF @. V. Dorsey. Referred
to committee on Finance. hI3.1
10 Mr.. Irion, from committee on State Build
ings, reported on the resolution requiring
the Sergeant-at-Arm to procure room for
the use OF the standing committees, that
there is no vacant room for the purpose.
Senate went into committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. Williamson In the chair, a I'd had under
consideration S.B. No. 10, 70 amend the
act providing bounties to volunteers, &c.
Amer discussion, the cominit5ee rose and
reported the bill back, with amendments.
Bill and amendments referred to committee
on Finance. i4l q t.sit-lt u ~ a
Mr. Williamson, on leave, introduced q
bill to amend section of the actto author
lie associations Of persons for carrying
freight on any of the nayigable waters of
the State of Ohio, aud the fakes and navi-
gable rivers bordering thereon, passed
April g 1859. -DiA37 we slt lii ~ - b
Mr.. Hollistcr, from committee on Federal
Relations reported back H. r. No. 10,
and, recommended its passage. Passed
yeas, 81; nays, none. = 7-sliiii3 ~ Iuf
TheSenate then adjourned. '.lji g7