The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-08
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-Ex. .OoiImissio opcr NJ g Taylof has
anhouncedtimself fas acS1did ,fof Con.
gress in the First Tennessee District, IN
Opposition To lRodedckA r. Butler. In
Knoxville this Is regarded as d sure indi'
cation Of ButleEsl defeat, andsmuch salts
faction Is expressed In consequence by the
better class of Republicans.
Hon. John Scott, United States sena'
tor from Pennsylvania, Is doing good ser
viccon the stump in the several Congress
slonal districts OF Philadelphia.
The Fifteenth Amendment gives
Pennsylvania 0,475 voters The State
contains a negro population of57,S4O.
Tho Democrats in schencks district
have started q report that while In Conf
gress he had introduced or advocated q
proposition requiring Of foreigners resi-
dence Of 81 years before being admitted to
the rights Of citizenship. rASchcnck
prints d card rronouncingS the feport an
I11uatigated f6lseh0od I'D " W
! The Anglo-AmcriCan Naturalization
Treaty is now fixed fact. Secretary Fish
has received from Minister MOTLEY the
official papers perlecting the exchange OF
ratification. An Englishman can, there
fore, no longer boast that he can never
ben Citizen OERanWother Acou94Y, while
natRfali5e1 A1lette9n 5Fil AaYe ne same
rights III England as native Americans; u
Postmaster General Creswell called
on,tlle President Thursday, accompanied
bS8R delegation Of pEQplpspt hepu6ll:
cana hey 5dssufed tf1eS sident that
Maryland would send three and probably
four Republican members TO the next
Congress. IThey. also predict 9 Republf-l
can majority of five Thousand in the State
Commissioner Delano, accompanied
by large number ofaO Ohioahs, left Wash,
ington Thursday for their homes, IN orderi
to Gust their votes next Tuesday"
-It is understood that $4,000 adattion-
SIihas been paid to SScd dealnj the BaEkers1
6hrgj lfsdntentrailr0ad stook held BgN ew
York parties, who compromised these
claims upon the payment Of sixty cents on
the dollar. II is currently reported that
three. persons have received the largest
share ofthe money raised upon the hypo-
tlecation Of the Parkersburg fraudulent
stock The clue was obtained by soma
papers being discovered, which eyentpated
AhfaFse ttlement Of { the cl6ihISs Instead OF
45OO00ssit lisist9ted that $500 QoQ 9Tas
raised In New York and Baltimore by the
hypothec alton Of.said fraudulent stock. 9
,-Ehe tglal Of Robinson i9E, u, the lF 4 mlnFder 81
bif Ms, Liinsidrd, al Mansfield, 06io, ter
tI6inated Yesterday y and the 'cttsc went to
the iuryJ0 The; c4LSe las created much
local interest. The indications orc the
prisoneEwill be acquitted. donorT
1t issrePortel l1hatiule Question OF the
annexation Of San Domingo will be in
shape to be again submittedtto the Senate
at the opening of Congress. The Admin
istratior will, present q new. treatyit is
said, moro liberal inits terms than the one
which was rejected last spring, together
with evidence Of the unanimltY Of the
people Of the island for annexation. Y One
i,6int of the new programme Is that the
Dominicans have come down Id the price.
firtLThe State Department Is iinreceipt Of
acknowledgements from Minister Bancroft,
which indicate q, ,correspo denGe with the
GTuSAlnIl 0UNCIuuLSlG Ou ShO ASbAAtsJ
question, but, nothing appears to sustain
the truthiOf tho cable telegram that q. de.
mand for mn explanation and apology had
been made by the Prussian. authorities on
tile United States rpermittlng shipments
OF munitions 6fwar 10 the French. The
German Consul at New York writes
however, It04lisS PrusSian4 Min8tef that
supplies COntraband Of war are constantly
leaving New i 6rkf6r Ffunte, aid that a
vessel Eas sailed this week, taking an ex:
traordinary cargo Of guns, caps and
powder. q j y NJ /
Patrick Woods, who was sentenced
to three montAsS imprisonment S4he
Hodsa 6fSIS sehtativcss dor an assault
on RepfesehatiSc Porter,Sdf Richmond
Virginia, was released from the Washing
ton City Jail Thursday, having served o1t
the full term, He,left at once for Rich
moHu. aiA.G! LIa e. sGiat'd loo aJt5u
THE President and Cabinet have
promised to visit the Agricultural Fair d
Frederick Maryland, next week: 'aa5i
Mrs. Nnnis L. Heriuer, widow III the
editor Of the Courier DIS .BtatS Inns has
begun suits in the Superior Court Of New
York against Icon iinheeF, the present
editor Of that paper, fox $sO, 600 damages