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The New York herald., 1870-06-01
Disgru ceful Pr0cee1ings-A Catholic Church
Searched by United states Officers tor Fee
uiau Arms-l INDIGNATION Of the Citizens.

searched by United states Officers tor Fee
niau Arms-Indisnntion of the Citizens.
MALONE, May 81, 1870.
Last evening the deputies OF Marshal Gu mDy, ac-
| companied by military guard, searched the
Roman Catholic parsonage and on touses for arms.
Rev. Father Therry, who IN this grand dzze,
has been energetic In feeding the poor VIC
tins % others ambition, submitted 10 the
modification imposed upon him by Quinn
bys contemplate deputies, Hazen, OF this town. and
FarreD, OF WatertOwn, and gave up the keys OF the
church. Hazen and his guard searched it, but found
nothing that In any way compromised the pastor.
In the neighborhood they arrested Michael II. Ken
neatly OF Albany.
The search OF The church has cansed great ndig-
nation ON the part Of the United States officers.
General Hunt understood. did not desire that The
troops should be 30 used.
Qumby dsavows all knowledge OF the search. and
Is evidently ashamed OF himself. Jack Glass OF New
York, and Charles Kenneally and Thompson, OF Al
bany, arraigned this morning before the United
States Commissioner, and pleading not guilty. are
awaiting an examination
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
Second Session.

FoRTY.FIRsr CONGRESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

TIE Martinsburg Star denies that it is
a "red.hot" Democratic paper, ind says
there Is no Democratic party now to
which 1t owes allegiance. 1t remarks:
There did exist once Democratic or
ganization, having Its principal strength
In the Southern States TO which we gave
our humble support, but that organization
has ceased TO exist. So long as It did 1t
was made use Of by Northern demAgogues
to secure place and power, butts soon as
1t failed them in this, they turned upon US
and with venom unparalleled did us all
the injury OF which they were capable
and they are still doing Il, The officers Of
the Union army, during our civil war,
claiming Democratic anteCcdents, were
among the most ferocious md vindictive
Of our enemies. Look OF Sherman, Butler,
Sheridan, Milroy-all Democrats The
SepOys Of HindOstan, the lIaynau's Of
Austria, or the barbaric Scamyls Of Cir
cassiA, were angels in goodness compared
tn these Democratic vandals. We can
have no sympathy with party that can
produce such cold-bloodcd monsters.
Here Is the Registers idea Of "liberal
Republican Funny isn't It!
The Stars party, 1t seems, went under
at Five Forks. We very checrfully cor
rect our classification: the Star is rcd.
hot rebel. Hope it will cool Oft after
while.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

AT last we have "the rights Of IT." and
tho situation In New York Is as pcrSpicu.
Gus as the midnight sun. Tho "Ring" Is
beaten. What ring we arc not privileged
to say. But this Is plain enough-thC
Young Democracy has triumphed, for the
World so declares and cxult5. The Her
aid confirms this view by declaring that
the feathcr.hcaded TammAny sachems
have upset the Young Democracy. The
TH5unS corrObOrates thy announcing that
all Is quiet along tho Tammany wlgwam
shore. The Tines clcnches It by announc-
ing that Tweed, Ringmastcr, las beaten
the Young Democracy; and the Sun,
which shines for. all, makes assurance
doubly sure" by Ilouting the Ring for
Bneaking away from the fight The Young
Democracy are not so called because Of
their youth. Nor are they led on by Il
nun Of the name Of Young. The Young
Democracy Of New York arc 50 named
and styled because the Old Democracy
are older. The term Is used comparative.
ly. We hope our readers understand it
now. Il Is as plain as u pike.staiE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T AUGHLINs EXPECTORANT SY.
ARUP.-Among tho many thIngS required du.
ring this unpleasant winter EOr personal HHA1TH,
coNroRE And EAHE this Syrup stands among tho
DAT. 1t has been before tho public now for IS
yoirs and has GIyOu tho most entire satisfaction.
All persOnS suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and II ARsENEs should not be without 1t, as
twill aG0rd speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can be
rolled on In extreme cASOS. FOR wuooPINo
COUGII-TnvAriably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TTIROAT-Kccp tho Throat moist Whit
VIOLENT COUGHS TO Its continued use.
Sold BY Druggists generally.
s,s.srs..- LAUGHLIN. 6AITH~& CO..
-..-..., Wholesale Druggists,
Iaus w. - W. Main ST., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

Hans BREITMAN seems to have written
y travcsty on Excelsior" by which the
rapidly fading Shoe Fly is for few brief
hours galvanized into new life. The first
two stanlaS runin thiS way:
Der eGeuIng clouds was Beddllpg INST,
A. young man drough der auAR9 based,
,lShEGdlhg along mid der ehd0Em and hall,
Md dose words tied on his coad dan:
''ShOO fy."
"Ohi don't go such night like dose"
uIS mudder CRIES. "YOI will got frOEe:
Dot John FrOsd dot will nib you ear.
"shoo n.y."
Then the old Dlan and the young maid
tell him to stop, but
Higher und higher that young man vent,
For de Bhdorm he dond not care cent,
As he wiped dat shnDW Of hlG lUfd ear,
Der words vas herd Edill Ohdfungund CLEAR
.. s ''ShOO hy,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

Mn, JAMES CoUcHMAN, Of Arden town.
ship, was robbed Of 90 pieces Of meat, on
the night Of the Gath ult.
THE survey of the Martinsburg and
Potomac Railroad Is completed to the
Virginia line.
From Itt Ntw Era.
Mr.. JACOB WIsNER, father at the Gdi.
tor Of the Union, was waylaid.and robbed
by a negro, Inst Thursday night, Mr..
WiSner was going from TowsontOwn to
his home, about hall a mile distant, be-
tween 8 and 0 o'clock nj night, when he
was set upon BY negro, who knocked
him down with stone, beat him insen.
slble and then rilcd his pockets. We
learn that the injuries which he sustained
are likely TO prove fatal. The negro, who
at the time was in the employ Of Mr.. Wis.
ner, has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

ADvIcEs from Cincinnati report that
there Is u good deal Of local excitement
over the contest for the election of mem
bers Of the School Board in that city next
Monday. Political issues arc almost en-.
tircly left ont of sight, and the main issue
10 upon tho questioned excluding tic Bible
from public schools Tho Roman CathO-
lies arc making determined fight, but the
prospects are that they will be defeated,
and that the School Board favorable to the
continued reading Of tho Bible in the
schools will be elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
OHILDRENs LIVES SAVED FOR

.NHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR
~ 90 CENTS Thousands Of Children die
annually Of Group. Now, Mothers, II You would
spend 80 cents and always have bottle Of DR..
Tobias Venetian LinEment la the house, you
never need fear losing your little ono when at
tackled with this complaint, 1t Is now q years
since I have put up my LIuIment, and never
heard OF child dying OF Group whom my LIni.
msnt was used; but hundreds Of cures have been
reported to me, and many state II 1t was $40 per
bottle they would not DO without It, Besides
which, II Is certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Head
ache, ToOthaehs, sorO Throat, SwellIngS, Mumps,
Collie, DiarrhDa, DysentdTy, spaSmS, Old Sores
and Pains In the Limbs, Back and Chest. No
one once tries It who 10 ever without 1t. It is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold by tho Drug.
RIStS aud and StorOkOeperS In the United States.
Depot, 10 Park Place, MY. marS-d&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

IT has already been announced that the
final resting place Of General GEORGE H.
THOMAS will be at Troy, New York.
Troy Is favorite place with deceased
army officers. When a good man dies he
goes to heaven, and If he is army officer
he Is buried at Troy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

TIE Cincinnati Commercial says no
legislation Is needed in Ohio to confirm
the rights of colored citizens; and in the
municipal election in that city Monday
they will vote without objection and with.
out inquiry as to their parentage. .Ex-
pertS will not be in demand, as heretofore,
to determine to the fraction the amount Of
colored blood that tho veins Of citizen
contain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
THOsE OF OUR READERS WHO

THOsE OF OUR READERS WHO
L have daughters to educate are anxious 10
select tho most thorough, comprehensive and
hIgh.toned school In which to do IL. We cheer:
hlly recommend tho Young Ladies' Institute Of
this city as being one Of this Class-beyOnd u
dOubt tho most complete In all Its appointments
In the State. hero young lady can DO educated
TO oil almost any position In HE. Some Of the
principal features taught arc Beles.LGtters. Ian.
guAgoS. the art Of Composing, Music, OH Paint.
Ing, TeleEaphing, &c. In fact, this IL tho inStl:
tutlon for i young lady TO attend 70 become we'll
and generally informed.
The building 10 furnished with all tho modern
improvements. limo 10 nearly at hand for the
opening Of the next term, consequently those
who intend sending should make Immediate ap.
pl!catiOn to secure admission, and give tine for
home preparation. We invite attention to the
advertisement In another column giving rates for
boarding pupils. You may possibly sec fGmil.
lar n4ms among those Of the instructOrs.-LOeG!
its'H Of lT1eE'tHg RtOiSter Of NaThh 2sd.
mAF3-dSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

An exchange begins a paragraph thus
"TuoxAs CARR, recently hung at Wheel
Ing" Another says he was hung at steu-
benville. The truth OF history obllgcs US
to say that he was hung at St Olairsvillc,
in the county of Belmont, State Of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
RADICAL REVOLUTION HAS

IL been accomplished In hair dyes. The
horrible compounds containing LEAD, SALT
and SULPHUR arc discarded. Tho leading
chemists ImplOre tho publIcnot to use them, and
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation Ia second to
that OF no analytical chemist In America, has
recommended Hi .H
CrlstadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
as PERFECTLY NNocUoUs ARTICLE,
which may DO used without fear. Remember, It
10 the only ono that haSbeOn analysed and found
wholesome It's OdSEtG ard instantaneous, and
tho colOrs It impRttS natural,
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PREsRRVATIVE, as
q Dressing. acts like q charm on tho Hair altar
DyeInE. Try It.. rgD.. mArS-d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
@' Debts Of Cities.
The following shows tho consolidated
debt Of each Of the cities named: ~.

A BosroN lady complains that a sweet
tempered dyspCptlc, littlo too spiritual
for this world and little too material for
the next, and who, therefore, seems al.
ways lowering between tho two, is the
big CHEST type Of female loneliness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

It does not speak very well of the infu.
ence OF a Democratic organ, now five
years In existence, when Il cannot muster
Q "cOrporal'S guard" thatCan be chriStened
4 "paFty."-MGrtinSbury Star.
Who can this refer tot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

pRANDRETHS PILLS. THEIR
u great value eOuGISts In this: They may be
used 20 long as any disease aGOctG any Of tho or
cans OF the body; and BY thus pOrtcycrn2 In their
use the disease will DO cured, and tho body 70
stored to health, free from every talnt and impu'
rity. Thulr reputation proves thOlr merit.
Thomas Smith. Coroner and Justice Of the
Peace, MISREPRESENTATION, says BFandreth's
Pills surOd him Of Dyspepsia aud Heartburn.
WHOM every other medicine had failed to relieve
him. Certificate dated April ., 1855
Dr. Turner, Of Savannah, Ca, says no has, for
nearly forty years, recommended BFandreth'S
Pills as q specific Ia Yellow Fever; that no never
know patient to die who took them for this
malady, bOIug Otherwise sound. Thor prompt
usu takes out OF the body those matters which
feed the fatality Of tho disease. As general
family medicine hO cOuSIdeES them Tar In advance
Of all Others, and hero he speaks from personal
experience Of their qualities.
nArS-d&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
DIED.

KASLEY.-on Friday evening, April l, 1870,
and Maggie ]. KaslOy, aged month and 8 days.
Funeral from the residence Of the parents on
Quincy street, at . O'Clock on Sabbath day, April
ID, 1870. Friends Of the family. arc respectfully
invited 10 attend. Ia MA -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
TTEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE.


Property owners, housekoGperA, agents, and all
others having charge Of 1'CnGments, rs well %
Of Hotels, Halls or ether public edlhces, Manu-.
featuring Embellishments. Slaughter Houses,
Meat Shops, etc, ara hereby notified to cleanse
theIr sinks, Water Closets. Cellars, front and
back.yaFtls unImproVed lots, yard, or surfaces
drains, private sewers, lriVirt, stables or other
OutbuldinEv, and have tho same In good SAM.
tAry condition within IS days ffom Ithe date Of
this notice, otherwise tho provisions OF the
Health Ordinance for COIHpulF0Ty cleansing aud
dislnfectIng, will b0 rightly enforced.
COMPLAINT BOOKS are open Ut the Health once,
and at the Drug Store Of Logan, List & Co.
Given under my hand,
JAMES E. REEVES, Md,
Rnrq CITY lTruIth OficGF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02
AND SOCIAL EVILS

M OMEN AND SUUIAL EVILS.-
w EsSayS for Young Men-thO true estl.
mate Of woman-tho happiness Of an honorable
mArrIage-thc fearful Social Evils Of the day
tho cause and cure. Sent nee, in sealed CuVCl.
OpcS. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa. jAn2S.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

DoURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
10 The Rental OF Seats In the new audience
room Of tho 18th street u. E, Church, will take
place on Saturday, April Cd, commencing at 2
O'Clock. =. H., aud continuing during tho amer
noon aud evening. All persons desiring sOats
arc requested TO be present. mAr3l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

A NYLADY WHO rs AMBITIOUS
"a. to set a good table, WI pSe Logan, List 4
Co.'S Excelsior baking Powder. Tho btst In tho
market, Sold BY Dealers everywhere
mAr9ddSw
, 1870-05-11

ramento, which bound it's members not to
pay moro that IS Fer weak for Chinese
laborera and $6 for Chinese foranen, the
days Labor to be regulated by the employer
only, and to include twe1ve houts' work.
Other toBus-San Jose and South Valley
are paying Is and so cents day. It ia
certain that these prices do not indicate an
advancing condition of industry, and Will
not attract immigration. In mining, the
wages rule at $50 to s7o per month, but at
theserates capital is, year BY year, contract
ing its operations, and abandoning the
mines whose yield is below.th profit line.
In 1862 the yield of gold was aS3o 600, 600;
in 1866 it :wns S28, 500, 900, and now hut
$4,000, 600; showing decline Of % per
cent in eight years. In the eight years
from 1860 to 1868, the electoral vote fell
OF from 49, $40 to Jos, 67o, Or. fully per
Cent. These facts ara somewhat startling.
They pertain to no other new State.. We
know: Of no other local causes to attribute
the1ntto than the restrictions imposed, as
abore remarked, on the trade IN land and
labor, whereby the lnborer is kept from the
land aud the land is withheld from the. la
borer. Whatever be the causes, California
will not increase her representation IN the
next Congress over that she obtained in
1860; - :-'@ -''-:
, 1870-05-11
THE POLICE uOURTB.


Jamcs Lyman was before Justice Bauyon Ia the
morning, charged with burglgx5, committed ~
February last, at the omce OF Dr. Fish, sa9 CiafE
to atrend pallent On Fourth avenue. When he
reached the house the messenger Who hsa ACCOM-
panie3 him disappeared, and he discovered rom
the people IN the house that no one WIS ILL Re
TURNING to his oNlce he found that it had been en-
tered during hls absence, and auautity Of moneY
and silverEare 70 The value Of 5soo taeea sWay AZ
some time and on Monday they captured tue thcL
lie Mas Identified By Or. Fish as the person Who
had conducted hnn 70 Fourth avenue. re Maa MH
held for trial at the Recorders Court, under bail
William Murphy and John Neehan, two bo5s
larceny they had stolen u quantity ot plated
goods from Heannys store, No. s. Wells street,
and carried them to pawnshop, where they were
Charles Wilson, sneak thief, wss discovered
under the bed By the servant girl, In . house on
wabash avenue He bad In his possession bum
Nc was held % ball for further examination
George Lewis, co1ured man, Was fined $50 fol
committing N assault On ! shoemaker, Rs already
Thomas Miller waa held Under bail Of 8, 500 for
| further examination on similar charge.
Ben- sple1rnan was committed for TIA, In ball ol
500, On the charge OF stealing watch and
* 4 hatch Of yag1anta, intending the notorious
| John DoWd, we're brought up and fined SIS each
Domds ane was suspended On condition OF futuss
! SoKTu SIDE COUNT.
William Mul1igan, who was before the court las
week. charged with receiving goods Under falst
pretences, Fas up again yesterday to answer neM s
charges for the game offence. It seems that hs
vas formerly tn the employment Of s WsseJ s,a
Neare, Wabash aEenue, tut was dischalsea, a.e
has Gince bnsed himself going around 70 Su FrTuei
etoEes obtaining goods In the nau1c ot n1s iav<s
employers, Among hts Victims arc =. + mn Am1s h.
% and 100 Michigan avenue, m9om m5e5a a: AZ
sWinaled to the tune OF ssos: 0Tse se naTcaasee
West Monroe street, from Ehom 3 g. sgn316 g6n6 6es
PLANES street, from whom he En1 En4th ctast
worth s2s6, and Mllla5 sss ., saepnt Sg q is
street, whom he went tnto ~ tne intsrforet,ce
GRassaoasa aRoies naa s. he ysserda5 in 80
bones q es.ore 'as - aeseHe5 9aie boariin,
rstss nnaSn na9d psee & No sa North Wells street
, 1870-05-11
PERSONAL.

Esch of tho Rothschilds sent 10, 1000 frapcs
to The French Plehiscitary Committee.
-AIies Corueha, daughter OF George +:
Downing, the noted restaurant-keeper at
Washington, is to be married, May 10, 70
Marx Eennie de Mortie. The bride ia col
ored American, and the groom white Ffeneh-
man. Five hundred invitations to tho wedding
have been issued.
The Washington Club in Paris is tho most
prosperous American circle on the Continent
It held it's regular meeting, April 9, In its Gle,
CANT new rooms On tho Plnco do iOpeia, ano
fhe following officers were elected for the en-
sninr :year: P1esident, Loril1ard SpanceR !;
Vice Presidents, ". b. Prime and Sheldon
Ieayitt; Treasurer, Armand Naisip SecEets-
tary, Nathan Appleton; Directors, A Lock
wood, Dr.. r. 7. Pratt, John Garcia, G. u.
Warden, ". P. Fettridge, LloFd Phoenix, Y.
M. N;crs, Dr.. E. B. RottenHtein. J. F..Iouba1,
Dr- Thomas n. Evans, E. Riggs, L. VI.
Jerome, S. 4. samanoe, and H W. Brevoort-
| IN the evening the 'rnember6 Of tho
| club. to the number Of hfty, met at
Vefopi'a for conmemoIation dinner
| General Reed, United States Consul
General for Franco, and Coionels norman
! md Moore, Of the United States Legation,
1rsrs nTaaent Al guests The club was found.
"a @s,J abpnt pr ; vear ago by tWenty gentlemen.
snail rooms we're at first engaged, but grow
ing popularity made it necessary to have fine
nnssftnents. NE which it now has IN the centre o'
Pnr;sI On the corner Of the Boulevard de:
Csnncines and the new Place De rOpera. -tht
rnoef enTiaHIe situation in Paris. Bill1art
rnnn,a sa1on. reading rooIn. card rooms, bar
Dr.. aro elegantly furnished- There are. q
r,3y seventy permanent members, and |
.pst Of temporary ones for from one to thze
a.outha. -,
, 1870-05-11
"What Is honor .
To the man wh0-died last Wednesday,

Yesterday, wheat, No spring, sold on
Change at 81 per bushel, for the first time
since October 90, 1868 In the meantime
ii has been auctuating between that figure
and seyenty-three cents per bushel How
long the price will stay at 81 remains to be
seen The adrance will probably bring IN
IN increased supply, but whether to an e1-
tent to lower It, can only be known by tho
actual result.
What the West wants IS cheaper trans
portation. Every cent Of ta1 levied upon
the means Of transportation is collected
from the breadstu1fa and provisions OF the
country. While wheat has been selling for
less at the place Of production than is
chareea for transportation 1000 miles,
Congress has been spending days and
nights voting IN increase Of from 80 to eo
per cent upon articles entering into the
cost of transportation. While the farmers ot
Iowa have been forced to pay two bushels
of wheat for the transportation OF another
to market, the Committed Of Ways aud
Means have been voting to add to the cost
! Of transportation by large increase OF the
tax On the construction Of roads and cars
and putting more taxes on articles Of prime
necessity, for which the one bushel o.
wheat my be exchanged Against these
taxes it is the duty of the oppressed peopit
not only to remonstrate, but to take decls
ire action at the uext election.
, 1870-05-11

California is suffering seriously from two
monopolies. Tho land is nonopolizea, to 6
large extent, under the old Mexican grants
SO that nobody can purchase it, aud nobody
VIII therefore, improve it, and the labor
which ought TO be subdi,ided over the iand,
"a the land itself ought to be subdi1ded
among The 1aborers- labor is held from
the market, or above the market. oy LIE
eighthour laws, and arbitrary ediets OF
the tladee-unions so that capital Will not
venture to employ it. These sef-imposed
restrictions on labor lead to retaliatory
measures by the employers Of labor The
San Francisco Times tells us Of a meeting
of the gardeners, and growers Of fruit
si1kworns, and bees, held recently at Sac.