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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-11
SATURDAY. 4ORNING. las. a..

Is The Democratic Convention on
Thursdaya Mr.. Runaway, of M6DOngH.
lila. very thoughtfully offered the fol-
lowing resolution just before adjourn
rnsnt:
''LisAoIvSd, That we, ns Democrats and
Conservatives In Convention here Ms
semi led, declare that we regard tho
creation OF the State OF West Virginia
al one oil the United States OF America,
Gs Il fact accomplished; and SO regard
Ing nor, further declare our unHlteTH BILE
determination to maintain her HH such,
aud 10 this end pledge ourselves to use
our best efforts TO not only make her
respectable, but alike respected with
her older sisters."
Suppose that Republican State Con-
vsnuon should pass suoh resolution
as the above. Would not the natural
Inference be that its autecedents were
so very suspicious ms to neceHsItate
some propitiatory promise OF good be-
hHvior for the futurs7 Aud this is the
status Of the Democracy. They want
10 alIRy those suspicious that confront
aud annoy their position before the
people. They want II underatood that
they regard the State now AS beyond
Their power for harm. or, in their own
Language, ~ "a fact accomplished"
Their protest to this effect puts us
great deal ia mind of what the
Southern rebels so constantly
atiirm when they say 1--WE a0..
cept the situation" and tho next day
give pronrto the world that they accept
it Just 80 far and 30 long as they are re.
stTrined from carrying out their feel
ings OF hostility. II Is all well enough
TO have these declarations. We pre-.
sumo that we have no right to wholly
diseredlt them. At the same time we
should prefer not to SEQ the Democracy
subjected TO severe temptation. We
have not forgotten that the rarity over In
Jefferson county. with Andrew Hunter
at their head, still occupy quite sus-
piclous attitude toward the State. 1t Ii
Konsruliy supposed that ifRn opportu-
nifty offered to get back to the old State
they would not fall to Improve Il. One
oftheir papers still calls iiselfthe "a Pr.
Oiniu" Free Press. II Ia hard to say
what such people all over the State
would not do were chance for reinte.
grafton to present itself A general
proposition, Bsrkis might be consider
cd "willin." woconIesa that our sense
of security IL not 40 much derived from
our confidence In tina promises of the
Democracy a. In their recognition o
prevailing public sentiment against
their record on this question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-11
STREET. COMSISSIONER.

N5SDMeGHS. EditoT1:-PIease announce the
HET name of HENRY DUNLAP for the office
OF street Commissioner. Subject to The
nomination Ofthe Democratic Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-11

So Ten nned OF lstss make square.
MARRIAGES AID FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
cts, whom under hiX nn6s-
hInpiS announcements of Deaths, gratiA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-11

n 5DWe are authorized to announce JOHN
ny w. CUHMINS as q candidate lor re-
election TO the ONCE Of superintendent OF
the Water Works. Subject to the decision ol
the Democratic Convention. fans
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Mrs.. KYLE& Mrs. WATKINS

Mrs. KYLE& Mrs. WATKINS
|HANR MADE SUCH ARRANGE
III mentA for recetvlngthe latest Fashions
~ 70 AFFORD always choice from the froSh-
est and most elegant and approved les OF
Ladies' and Children's RREmentR They cut
All garments BY MEASURE, with accuracy, aud
their IQe-SlE8 Trimmed Patterns ifoEn
the best sources of fashionable elegance, en-
able them to give eXact counterparts of
forms and StyleA They make CLOAKS,
basic them, IS ladies may prefer.
ladies' RDd chiIdren's
PA tn e b Ms FOR SALE
These patterns are cut 70 ut the form with
artistic ,eieG1Ice, are Of permanent value,
SELF or children. Ladies living a \ dIiSnee
can have patterns cut to dt the foru1 Snd
sent ~ mall zee OF postage, by sending the
their chest and waist, (aruund the form
Length OF waist under the arm, length OF
aleave and length Of skirt, Qronf and bSolc
The following are the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
CoscoRp, N. a., Sept. |

CoscoRD, N. a., Sept. Is.
The Republicans here last night fred sa-
lutte of 100 guns and had bon fire in ifont Of
the State House, in honor Of the victory in
Maine.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. Is.
A locomotive exploded in the depot of the
Erie r. r. last evening, killing j. Jones, the
engineer, Peter Amurst, brakeman, Ella
Glasgow and Lizzie Somer, both aged fifteen.
The two latter were standing near the engine
Mary Honey, aged eleven, was killed by ne
falling walls OF her fathers house near oy,
aud her sister Margaret badly injured. The
depot was badly shattered. and several.build-
ings in the vicinity damaged. Pieces Of the
boiler were thrown q mile distant.
ST. PETERS, Mimi, Sept IA.
There was a terrific tornado and rain on
the Minnesota river, Friday night. Houses
and barns were blown TO fragments, stacks
persons injured one Mrs. Geo. Briggs, fatal
$4,000.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 15.
Advices from the hop districts in this State are
very discouraging Much damage has been done
by lice within the last few days. Many yards
thought that not over fifteen thousand bales Of
prime hops will be shipped from this State.
HENRY, ILL.,, Sept. Is.
A severe storm passed over this place this morn
ing, with heavy thunder and Lightning. The
house Of Mr. Weis, German, was struck and his
daughter, fifteen years old, instantly killed. Her
body wa. horribly mutlated and almost entirely
stripped of clothing. The southeast corner of the
building is total wreck. No other member Of
the family was injured
DEs MoiNEs, Sept. Is.
One hundred guns are laundering. As zoe.
Maine goes the Union.
TOLEDO, Sept IS.
The Republicans Of this city fred 100 guns to-
night in honor of the victory in Maine.
SAN FRAscIsco, Sept. Is.
Ben. Holiday Co., have taken the contract to
construct the Oregon Central Railroad, and in
tend to prosecute the work with energy.
ALBANY, Sept. Is.
Five bodies Of men, drow ned during Saturday s
yreshet at the Eve mile level, on the Champlaip
canal, were found to day.
John Williams, negro, outraged an old Ger
man woman near here on Monday, robbed farm
house at Niskayuna and fed to Cohoes, where he
captured and jailed. He confessed.
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FEOM NEW YORK.

INV oRK, sept. 10.
A Washington special states that rednc-
ton OF customs and expenses will be made
on the whole Northern frontier. The forcs
at Dunkirk and Rochester are being to-day
reduced twenty and thirty per cent.
The Herald says . political earthquake
swept over Maine yesterday.
The Times says the Maine election show
that the people have made up their minds K
elect Gran. and Celfax, ana is important ~
indicating The drift of popular sentiment.
The Tribune considers the Maine election
a. the commencement of tidal wave Of hon
esty which will sweep over the country.
The World says the Republican majority
is reduced one, and congratulates the Dem
ocrats Of Maine in the sturdy 6gbtthey made
The Sun says the Democrats have met Sc
rious reverses in Maine, and considers the
influence on the coming elections will be
great.
The Express says nobody expected Maine
to go otherwise than it did, but if Democrats
gain = heavily otherwheres, several States
may be carried sure for the latter.
The Post considers the election as COM
plete triumph of the Republican party as
was ever obtained.
The Conlmercsl says the thanks Of the ma
tiou are due to Maine for her victory of yes
terday.
The loss by the burning Of the print works
Of the Gloucester Manufacturing Company
i. over half million dollars; insured mainly
in Eastern companies. The main buildisg
destroyed contained eight print presses and
about 10000 pieces Of finished and unfn-
ished goods. The works were running to their
full capacity, producing about $4,000 pieces
of goods week. The establishment vas the
third largest in the country, engaged in ma
king madder prints, employing over 300
hands.
Specials from Boston say Butler's nomina
ton for Congress has been defeated.
Dispatches from various points il the New
England and other States, report salutes and
other demonstrations over the Maine eiec-
ton.
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FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, Sept. Is.
Whelen upon receiving the sentence OF
guilty, to-day. made long address to the
Court, in which he very emphatically and
solemnly asserted his entire inocense Of the
crime. He denied having any connection
with Fenianism, and declared he had been
condemned because he vas Roman Cath
olic; that the evidence had been deliberately
concocted to convict him. He was going on
to sneak Of the cruel treatment of 1rishmen
by England, when he was interrupted by the
Chief Justice, who pointed out to him that
whatever might be the case elsewhere, in this
country, lrishmen and all other classes were
treated alike before the law, and that he had
no reasonable grounds for complaint. After
solemnly cautioning the prisoner against en-
ter,aining any hopes of pardon, and i'm
ploriug him to prepare for the future, his
lordship sentenced him to be executed on
Thursday, the 10th of December next, be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and p. m
The greatest excitement prevails IN the city.
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FROM. NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Sept. Is.


The Court Of General Sessions yesterday, Judge
Russell presiding delivered opinion in thecase
of the people, vs.. Moses E Luddington, defend
ant, who is resident Of Chicago, charged
with having obtained goods to the value of $1,000
from firm in this city, in which indictment
WAS found against him in this district, and
requisition made to the Governor Of Illinois Lud-
dington was surrendered, he being at the time in
the custody of the Z. S. Marshal, for the North
crn nistrct Of Illinois. Judge Russell decided
that the defendant, being in custody under seve
raj charges, could not be legally taken ont of the
custody Of said Marshal. The defendant was
then discharged. but was Immediately re arrested
by the Sheriff Of New York comfy, when vio-
oent scene ensncd the Illinois Sheriff manfuy
fighting for tbe possession Of the prisoner. An
uproarious scene ensued the New York Sheriff
secured the prisoner, however, but writ Of ha
beas sorpa. immediately applied for and will
be returned this afternoon.
An iron steamer, called the Dumharton, which
has been fitting at the various piers in this city
and Brooklyn. sailed under very mysterious cir
cumstances bout six weeks ago. Information in
the hands Of U. s. Marshal Murray has led him
to believe that her object is to take cargo of
slaves from the coast Of Africa to Cuba Brazil.
The total number Of deaths in Brooklyn during
the past week was Isl, . decrease Of II from the
number of the previous week
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The Republican Bsjarity 1880
Republican Gain 10000.
U.yIO.v IND LIBETTXS
PROGRESSE.v'G
REPUBLICAN STOCKS AT 200 PER
CENT. PREMIUM.
A Lesson 10 ehnsOnites and
Judases.
MAINE ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
The Times this morning says Maine has
gone for the Radicals by about 10000 msjor-
ity-8 to 8 600 more than last year, but TO
5000 less than in 1866. In the Associated
Press dispatches the returns are compared
with those Of 1867 the comparison - not q
fair one.
The Tribune states the Republican majori-
ty in Maine is 1880, and says the Republi-
can gain over the vote of last year is between
II and 10000, and over the vote in Septem>
ber, 1864, between and 5000. When Maine
votes in November she will add 5000 more
to her present majority. The effect of this
splendid victory on Pennsylvania will be pro
digious. We consider it an assurance almost
beyond any contingency that Grant will carry
every State that Lincoln carried four years
ago, by even heavier msjorities than the lat
ter received
The Republicans here fred q salute this
evening in honor of their victory.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA.
The Cook County Republican Convention met
to day and made the following nominations:
For Congress, Norman Judd, by ncelamstion.
For State Attorney, C. II. Reid.
For Sheriff, Gustave Fischer
For Circuit Clerk, Norman T. Gazette.
For State Senator. John G. Doer.
Eor members OF the Legislature the following
nominations made
Fifty-ninth District, H. B. Miller and L. Bond,
Jun.
Sixteenth District, A. c. Munson and j. c.
krickenbocker.
Sixty first District, Ivan Lamson and G. S.
Taylor
Rev. Herman A. Bishop, pastor of St. Johns
Episcopal Church, Union Park, who left home
about two months ago for European tour, died
in Paris, France, . few days since, of disease in
duced BY coup de soliel, received while travelling
in Switzerland.
General Logan has go nearly recovered his
health that he expected to leave Joliet for his
home at Carondolct this evening.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Sent. Is


The President directs that General Rousseau,
commanding the Department Of Louisiana, be
assigned to duty according to his brevet rank of
Major General. This takes effect when he as
.umes command. The late order assigning Col.
Buchanan TO duty according to bis brevet rank Of
Major General, Is retracted, and he il assigned
according to his breyet rank Of Brgadier General,
in order that he may command the District of
Louisiana under Rousseau.
Senator Morgan and Representative schenek
had conference this evening, and the result Of
it 10 they recommend that there be a full attend
ance Of both Houses of Congress on Monday, the
Slst inst, promptly at y clock, noon. Itisnot
expected that general legislative business will be
entered into At that time, that the session need
be longer than necess AIRY to provide for another
adjournment Iu conversation these gentlemen
expressed themselves in favor of An adjournment
until the 2lst Of October. They did not, however,
dsea. it proper - so recommend, believing this il
. subject to be determined by Congress itself
Senator Wade and Speaker Colfax viii arrive
here Friday or Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-16
THE GREAT EARTH.
QUAKE.

From the Chicago Tribuue's dispatches We
take these particulars Of the terrible earth.
quake in South America:
NEw YORK, Sept. IL.
The Guiding Star from Asrinwall brings
the Evening Telegram the following:
On the 18th ult., a terrible earthquake,
visited the cities of Peru and Ecuador,
whereby thirty-two thousand lives we're lost,
and property valued At three hundred millions
Of dollars were destroyed
A rumbling sound preceded the earth.
quake, and the Sea was terribly agitated and
flooded the land great distance. Areouips
. city Of thirty -6vethousand inhabitants
passed away, scarcely . vestige was left
Only four hundred lives were lost here
africa, . town of twenty-6yethousand inhab
itants Vas also destroyed, leaving not /,
house standing. Five hundred persons per
ished here.
The Tidal Wave, forty. .fss, high. role,
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LouIs, Sept. Is.
A Fort Dodge letter to the Leavenworth Con.
servative says that General Selley, with the sev-
enth cavalry. crossed the Arkansas river on the
sth. lie took no baggage and viii push on night
and day until he arrives at the villages of the
hostile Indians. A train of wagons with suppliee
for month will follow the General, guarded by
100 men Of the Sd infantry,
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NEwAnK, N. j., Sept. Is.

The Fifth District Republican Convention, Ia
session here to-day, fs-nominatsd Geo. 4. Halssy
fsI osngrsss without oppesitisa.
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delinquent Special Tax List.

delinquent Special Tax List.
((F lots and parts of lots in the city of
- Eeukuk, ua viii special :axes for lay ng plank
walk due and unpaid and Ia addition to the tax
set forth below, there viii be the ctst # 81 c5 cf5n
each piece parcel Of property adr.rtisad
hereby given to the of lets parts of lois
Of Keosk, Lee county Iowa. and all others inter ested.
that SAID lots aad parts of lots have been assessed aud
ta<se eved thereon hs tie City Council Of said rity.
the 10 Of August, 6s for The puprse of d.frayng
the Of laying lank walk front of such lots
o. part Of lots "a ots gna;ed
Lot !, fronting on Palean street, block ll3 81 10
Lst2 li3 on
Lot Eighth :. ll3 Is 80
Unless payment be made of the tax sv.d ant a'so
all before the 10th day Of hr .ss sail
lots parts Of Iats nnch thereof psy be
harg- sal tax and wi tn sotd the
day aforesaid, At the Mayors III In said cit between
the hoHrs Of O'clock g.. ana otleek
W. p. C0WDEN.
sepl3 Collector Of the City If R.okuk.
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CoRK, Sept. Is.

The City Government offers reward Of Hun
died Pounds for the arrest Of the incendiaries
who have caused several fires recently in the city
and vicinity.
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J,oxnoS Sant I

LONDON, Sept. 10.
The teegraphc accounts Of terrible earthquakes
the western coast Of South America created
much excitement here.
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon has lead
ing article on the prospects of peace or war. Il
says that in every capital Of Europe the belief
that great war is impending grows day by day,
and that the best informed men expect to see it
break out before the end Of the year.
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e. HINES
e. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st., bet. Main & johnson.
flAS Just received fine stock Of Cloths OF
IL all hiuds and will make pants, vests and coat:
cheaper than BEFORE For proof OF this call aud
APPS sm
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I1ME! LIME! LIME!

plet.d apA are prepared TO IN, rish their superior
Line in quantities TO .u I. 1t the lowsf ra ftt rate
An anc st their worif viii ensble them
to feep u supply At all NEE Ord.,s may n Al
Hueis Hardware store, at the once tf ,he Aeo-
- RR FORD,
tnn.toAtf Manager
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nESECATED CQCOA.-25 bxs Schepp's 8
II Desecated Coccs, Just received bv
sento RhBsRrsoN & ALBEHs
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n II ID II II a n -
Characters by the Company.

A9-Admission Fifty Cents Balcony serenade by Tim
buctoo Brass Band OF 6l5 o'clock
folls open att o'clock voting commences 81 sharp
espf15-d2t
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, Sept Is.
Reverdy johnson had IN interview with Queen
yicloris yesterday. He was introduced by Lord
Stanley, and presented his credentials Is I. S.
Minister.
The Queen has left for Scotland.
PARIS, Sept IS.
The Emperor will have grind review Of
troops at Javemasan to-day, and will 60 to Biar-
rith to morrow.
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Administrators sale.

Administrator sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 26h
dAy of septambr, \, D. Is in &C crdsnee with
If the 0oun , Court OF ! es county, Iowa. the
Room OF l.. Howe Keokuk, Iosa, all the ,hsttels ana
.nua property consisting of BEDS Bedding Bnresu..
usrtrnbes stoves, Cnsirs Tables, pal II, bedroom and
Kitchen Furn tgre Of ell kinds and der cr ,tons. belong
ing 10 the state OF Amer Anderson eecea-ed
Witness my hand this 3lst day OF august, A D. 1868.
". B. COLLINS
Erecutor OF the Estate of America Anderson, decd
sspt2-dlt-3v
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oROCKRs-WHOLEsALE.

0sld Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
SO Bridsss l d ? Estes Hout
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
Il tbs District Court CT the Uuite' ststs. A.. Dis
trict of Iowa. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of L
skinsIe Eankrupr. at heokok in sad District,
on the 9th day OF Aug., A. D. 1858, U. =. A. Ds-
trlct nj low.
IVA is tn notice that petition has been, towits
i the 9Th day Of Aug 1888, filed in sal Bis
trict Conrtby l. sknki OF Bnrn stnn nes noI'e.
county Iowa who has been heretofore declared bank
upt under the Of ongress entitled An act TO esab
i-h a uniform system oil esnk.nptey throughout the u
= approved Narch 2a ls- for discharge aud certif
thereof fro sf his debts and other claims povshe
under said ACT and that the day of nctob-. 1883
10 O'Clock nl- Is assigned for the hearing Of the
same fore said Court. at B.oknh, Lee eaunty Iowa,
where and WHEN all creditors Of said bankrupt and all
other persons In interest may attend aud show
any they have why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
Il. e. LOVE, Clerk
Us District Court, at eokuk.
L WADE, Atty. fseptl6-3xWed.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

BOOTS 4 DHOEs-RETAIL.
N. Dean ...............co cor Third Main strscts
Huiakam 4 Matlees s..............80 Main street.
Huiekamp Bro...... Main strcet-bet 4th 5th.
K Hart, Agt........... Main street.
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MILLINERS.
spissberger, Mayer Co...-...... No. IL Main st
~. Wehey ycor Third Main streets
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
Vm, cor. 5th 4 Blondeau
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nHAL EST ATE 4 INSURANCE AG'Ts.
u B Tsn-Rych, cor Fourth Main sts lup stairs)
SINGER SEWING MACH1N Es.
n N.-omheY. Art rt Fourth street.
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oROCEHs-RETAIL.

Robertssn 4 Alb s..........120 Main street
JAA Mooueel ..,..............S4 Main street
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MRws DEPOT.
l.v,a q Lovrv......., Secon street
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Rardv ware & House Furnishing Goods
A Wsbar 4 ACo.143 Co Main street
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