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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-05

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Gamer OF 9Th and asd st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

CIRCUIT CouRT.-In the case Of the
State e.. Charles BecrotT, one Of the RO.
ney's Point rioters, tho jury, after being
out all night, came in during the forenoon
and returned u verdict Of guilty, and fixed
BecronTs term in tho Penitentiary At one
year. In this case McSsrs. Barr & Tay.
lor, counsel :or defendant, entered mo-
ton for new trial, which motion is re-
served for argument at future day of the
term.
In the morning the case Of the State
against John McKinzie, another Of the
Roncy's Point rioters, was taken up, COM
plctcl and given to tile jury. The jury
ut late hour last evening came in, re-
ported they could not agree. and were
discharged. 10. ... .H"E
The casc OF the State us. Elias BuChan'
an, was also heard. Buchanan was clIarg'
ed with riot, in having pulled down the
house Of George Wcddlc on Short Creek
On the cath Of Inst July. The jury in this
case returned u verdict Of mot guilty" us
to the felony charged. but guilty" as to
tho mistlemeanOr; md assessed tho tine ut
SO; to which, under tho statute is
added imprisonment at tho disGrrtionso Of
the Court.
The case Olthc State rS ChAs lIccrOIl
and others, another indictment agaiMst the
same partics for riot tat lLeimbcrgcrs' was
continued until next term. Z '.'
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WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of Cincinnati Enquirer.

Correspondence Of Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mn. CULLoA's anti.pOlygamy bill, rs
passed hy the House, provides that; tho
Marshal OF the Territory shall select the
grand and petit jurors, which will enable
lin to take them from the anti Mormon
and Gentle population, though the right
of challenge Is reserved 10 the accused in
indictments for concubinagc, biSamy, &c.
II il not necessary to prove the first or
subsequent marriages, but the admission
Of the accused that he has more than one
wife. Ills recognizing them as wives, by
introducing, treating, or depOrting himself
toward them rs such, il to be regarded rs
sufficient evidence. AtlCr this bill be-
comes law any man in. Utah who
shall live or cOhNbit with Uno woman
or more, other than his lawful wife, rs
lis wife or wives, slNll be Atljudgcl guilty
of the crime Of COncubinagc, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by u
fine not exceeding 81 900, and by impris'
onmcnt III the PCnitentiary at hard labor
not exceeding five years. In all proSccu-
tiOnS tle alleged cOncubincS Of the accused
shall be competent witnesses TO establish
or tisprove tho charge. Punishment for
adultery is provided for, and any person
who practices polygamy shall not be al-
lowed to hold any Federal office. The
bill is tull Of details, but these arc the main
points. 4 section directing tho Secretary
ofthc Treasury to provide for such per-
sons MS may be made destitute rs supertlu.
ols wives, &c, by the abolition Of pOlyga-
my, was voted down. The hill now goes
to the Senate.
TuE indications Of q protrncted session
Of Congress increase. Tho Appropriation
Committee oftho House do hot think they
viii Get nil their bills through before the
middle Of NAV, and it will probably tako
tho Senate nnI House one or two months
nftnr thut date to settle the difference on
these measures There have been in
tro1uccd in the House and Senate so tAr
in tlliS Congress nearly 5000 bills and
Joint resolutions, a Iact without precedent
In thc history Of the Government.
A pnowrSESr officer of the army who
bos hoI annie onnortunity within very
soc,,, s',S A." JoSo n obqrr,nr tSe JiSmS;tion 6f
.I,O ,,oonIo Mo ~ VirTir;o i7nJnr thair nrcsnnt
onr c"T 5;t;6r oF fFS;9e oVuHr,o thcrc Il wnnt-
G ~ 1,o,I,;r~ " ,,,ha'ov"r 10 comnlCte tho owl.
linz" 'S "'' Of sLo tHoroncb dcyo,inn or tho
vssO ,n"Soos or tho s,ntc ~ Tho nrorpr Ilcyel0t.
,m"nt 1' 0r;ts n I'M matcrioI resources md in (ay6r
~ % =, lcaSt Eor thu ~ nrcscnt IGNORING alto.
',at%or ~ IL" c,,cstiCn IF marty n0lilics
Ss-S. 49, 80 ctn.,"ncI G,: ,',rr,oI
~, V''. S . po',,,%I;o" "O" Sono,cr,
VcS KY, s,'o. " .,' ~ ITS nsoiooi. onJ C"T
neIu Lo,uay, I,lSt ~ - 1 "'''TN, "uH a,IInI S
tinueu ~ session Cec @ M"uI CS ~ was as,c c"i.c' nci
~ thc lNst9ncc VI 0c'anio1 n',, "SC NJ EnC ''
charges 10 pLCScEs against NJ, ,,sro, wi "%' I'os
secretary o. lnc Se. ~ !H'Fcs ,o,,,I. ,aS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25
River News.

Last evening there was IA feet water in
the channcl and falling. Weather clear
and cool; Z Y 'a
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
says:
Between nine and ten A. NJ, yesterday,
while Herman Buker was engaged in
painting on the guards Of the Edinburg,
lying III the wharf, he slipped, and fell
overheard, anil was drowned. Several
persons who saw him fall hastencd to rem
der him any assistance possible, but tue
unfortunate man sank, and did not come
to the surfacc again. 1lc was unmarried,
about 45 years old, and had relatives liv-
Ing in Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON.
Some Cheerful Figures.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1870

~ '
The following table officially prepared
at the Treasury Department, exhibits the
time It would take to cancel tho entire
public debt Of the United States-$9 ,500,-
doc 600 by n sinking fund, capital varying
from $4,000 900 to $10O,0O0,0O0 II year,
interest at s per cent. payable scmi.an-
nuallv.
Capital $25,0OO,OOO, time 93I years;
$4,000 900, Gil years; $:j, 100000, 10t
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REMOVED to Monroe street, ono door
below Market. j, II. Smith.

OPrmAh-Foryears Oxtoby & Dutaeld,
the Market street Jewellers, have made
Spectaclcs q speciality, and in order TO
render satisfaction have purchased notlI-
ing but tho NEST GLASSES, selected with
the greatest care, such aS will strengthen
and preserve the eye. Their glasses will
save the accommOdative power Of tho eye,
and aflcra lapse Of years the sight will DO
better and much stronger than II ifordinary
glasses aro worn. Call ut 1Oi Market
street, below tho Mcclure House, and see
Spectacles, Watches, Clocks, JcwOlry, SC.
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REMovAL.-Rcmoval Of tho West Vir-
GINA Hoop Skirt Factory from the old
stand, No. 1Gl, 10 199 1lain street, next
door to G. Mcndcl s Co.'S room, formerly
occupied by j Il. Smith & Go as dry
goods store, whcrO wo shall be pleased to
see our many old friends, and as many
now ones, Us shall desire to call upon u.s.
Thanking the public generally for tile lib.
craI patronage heretofore bestowed upon
us, and soliciting a continuance Of tho
same, VIC remain, worry respectfully,
80. " CoHS, SAMPLEER & Co.
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SAN DOMINGO.
NEW York. March "a.

NEW YORK, March "A.
The regular Star steamer from San Do
mingO, which arrived here yesterday
morning, brings bearer Of dispatches to
the authorities Mt Washington, with fur
ther details Of the election on tho Island.
Among the passengers by the steamer is
MF. Hartmoimt, who went out on the last
trip for the purpose Or making tender
Of $l5OOO0 loan, negotiated through
him with Lawson Il CO., Of London. He
reports the positive refusal Of BNcz to nc.
ccpt this money, beCauseof his obligations
to this government pending the treaty Of
annexation.
The Worlds SIM Domingo correspond
cnt writes that the vote in favor Of an
ncxation is larger, but tho government
has apparently facilitated the bAllOt.boX
stufFlng by its agents, and that there is q
strong feeling agIinst Baez and annHXa.
tion IN San Domingo city in spite Of the
reported vote in favor ofthG scheme.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, NIarch 2

HALIFAX, March "a.
IN the Legislature last night Mr.. Bickgr
introduced a resolution us fOllows-wllich
made speeches in order for Friday week:
RssoIrea, 1st, That while doprccating
tho adoption OF a policy unsound in itscll
and at variance with the practice Of Our
parent State, this House feel it to be its
duty to cmphatically declare that the time
selected when the subject Of NbOlishing or
reducing the duty on exports from this
Province is engaging the attention Of the
American Congress. Is singularly inOppor-
tune and calculated to defeat the efforts
now being made for the admission Of bet.
ter terms ofour coal, fish, agricultural and
other products to market. That tho
adoption by tho Dominion Government Of
n policy Of retaliation against the United
States which Is actually and rs experience
has shown, tho only reliable market for
the staple productions Of this Province
may possibly lead to tho imposition Of
still higher rates on the chief exports Of
the country, to the great injury Of rHgricul,
turNl, fishing, mining, numbering and
shipping interests.
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New York Produce Market.

r- NEW YORK, March II
CorroN-Steady: sales Of $500 bales at axe
for middIing uplanda.
GRGrS-Wheat-Du and rather heavy At 81 OS
al 06 for No. Z Chicago: and 81 0i8i 1ik for
Milwaukee: and q 2af6t Is for winter red and am.
Der western. Ryo-Eominh. OAts-Dull and
heavy at h5fb55kc for western 10 BtOr0. Corn
Scarce and drn 1t OSoa$l 90 for new mixed west.
eTn.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Qulet moss at SO 81 bid
for April: and $96 80 asked for May; $36 90 bid,
ana TS aSssd ;S BeftTSaet .nId AND aaGRRo
Nominal.
LARD-Quiet at l4X0lSc for primo steam.
EGGs-QuiGt and arm.
WOOL-The wool auction EAlc 10 largely attend
cd, but not much spirit Is exhibited still BelleES
arc satiG1cd with pricca which, In several In.
stances, Wero below appraised value, while IN
moro cases they equRlled and exceeded taxation.
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New York Politics.

Hon. VIM. II. Tweed announces that
he has not resigned tho deputy Street
Commissioncrship of New York and las
no such intention, lie adds: ~ have made
sacrifices and laborcl to prevent q Iliyi'
sion in the Democratic party Tho inli-
vilnals who have inAuglrAted the present
troubles must he held responsible Rnd
suffer tho consequences bide my time
nud trust in the people whose confidence l
have SO long enjoyed"
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YOHK, March "a.
A meeting in sympathy with II peacc
policy toward the Indians, will be held
IN this city on Friday evening next, ut
the Friends Meeting House. Cherokee
delegates, now in Washington, are OK.
pcctetl to attend, and it Is understood that
the principal chief, Downing, Col. Adair,
Col. Vaun, and others, will be present,
and explain tho mode Of lifo and social
and political system Of the Cherokee Ma
tion. These delegates are very intelligent;
one or two of them can speak English
with fuency.
So far MS appears on the surface, the nc
tive search for the absconding Bailey is
practically abandoned, and unless he Is
betrayed or voluntarily surrenders him
sell, i seems more than probable that he
will not be seen again in the city. I
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TuE CONVENTION OF SCHOor. SUPERTS.
rESDRSTs.-ProC Williams, State Supcrin'
tcndcnt of Schools, Is receiving cncOurag'
ing responses from tho County Supcrin.
tcndcnts concerning tho proposed State
Convention of School supcrintendcntsAnd
Teachers, suggested by him. The Balti'
more E Ohio Railroad hAs generously
offered TO give half fare tickets to those in
regular attendance upon the Convention
We suppose n call for it will soon b'
issued.
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From Mr Iagt rallev Courl1r, .Ip1I9lN,


RosApAlIs-Thc most celebrated and
successful nntiiotc for Rheumatism, &c.
that tho world has ever known-ts
brought before our people in column nd
vcrtiSemGnt in this paper.
The success Of this Invaluable medicine
may I've partially estimated from the i1ct
that the proprietor has expended as'otl
twenty thousand dollars In newspaper Nd'
vcrtiscments, and Is still advertising very
largely III every paper throughout the
county. Tho people everywhere pro-
claim The ROSadAlis the great Southern
remedy for Rheumatism, &c, and no per.
son WHO suffers with such diseases should
filil to try this medicine, and DO healed
Tho pNonle Of Baltimore whom I've talked
with, speak In the highest terms Of is Gu
ratlvO virtues d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

NEARLY a DIsAsTER-FOr some time
INST revival has been going on at the
81. f. Church in Canonsburg, and the at
tendance has been quito large. On Thurs.
day last, Just prior to the assembling OF
the congregation, the brick chimney that
is built from the second story gave way
and the whole mass Of brick, &c, came
crushing through, the, ceiling into the
Church. Had the usual crowd OF people
been in the Church at the time, probably
some lives would have been lost, The
damage to tho building will bo speedily
rcpairCd.- Washington Rericw.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March ~.
FLOun-Dull and unsettled at g 6OoS IS for
GRErN-W heat-No qnlet at 06c; No. . firm.
or and unBettledAt 76277c for regular and ffesh
receipts; closing with buyers Of regular at 75Kc:
this afternoon market irregular at 75k615Xc
each and seller April Corn-QuICt atT2kc for
No. 3: TDc for new; 81 iE6G1tIc for no grade: un.
changed this afternoon. 0Ats-Duii closing II
3IaS1Hc for No. 9. Rye-Hc higher; closing at
for No 2,
HOOs-Llve active and l0115c higher at 81 IS
as 20 for still fed to choice corn fed lots.
CATrLE-QuiOt and nOminally unchanged.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CuILDI!EN's IIOME.-Al II meeting O
the Indy managers Of the Children's Home
the following persons were appointed a'
committees on securing members ani
subscriptions for the support Of tho above
Institutions: trt ;57ls
fs 1sr WARD. 5. lf y y
Mrs. A. ]. Sweeney, Mrs. Eugene List,
=" c. ". b. Allison, Th6S. Wilson,
3" VIM. GOShorn. Miss Lizzie PannO1.
% WARD.
Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat, Mrs. John T. Wilson.
Miss SAtyra irwin, MISs Marian ShrivCr
10 WARD.
Mn. Joseph Bell, Miss Hannah B0nlAu,
Miss SAdiU DAtcS,G SalnV TinglG.
Emma ScnSenOy. Julia S. Wheat.
4TM WARD
MrA. f. Stewart, Mrs. Z. Booking,
- Authur Little, Samuel Adams.
Miss SuO NOtcalf, Miss Aggie Roberts
6TM WARD.
Mrs. John List, MrS. Ganley.
Miss RGy, Miss Gertrude Lamb,
GTH WARD.
Mra. S. p. IIIldreth, MrS. 6. D. Hubbard,
-" Thornton, Miss Mary C.WIlSon.
1.'.. 7rH WARD.
Mrs. +. j. Stone, Mrs. T. Il. Laird,
Miss 4. j. Cecil, Miss Lille NCndel
COMMITTEE REPRESENTING THE GERMAN IN.
TEREsTS.
Mrs, q. ". FraAzhrIm, Mrs. Fred. Mycts.
Kurtz, Jr., Miss Ltz&iO Stciic,
MIss Lizzie Beck.
sOrTM WHEELING COMNITTEE.
Mrs, j. L. Hobbs, MrA. P. Harden,
Miss LucIe Cross, Mis-! BattSlle.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell, Mrs. q. Parks,
Miss EvelIne Warner, Miss India lIOrnbr'OE,
Maggie Lnnsford.
The Directors reported that the follow.
ing ladies' had been elected as additional
managers: .
Disciples CHuIrn-Nrs. E. Stewart.
LUrHERAN-G. W. FnnzhCim.
BAITHT-MlsS ROwley.
Meeting adjourned to meet OH Saturday
afternoon, March 81, promptly at II
o'clock, at the room OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, when the above
named persons, with the DlrectresSeS, arc
requested to be present.
BY order, MRs. L. A uAGASs, PrcSt.
MAGGIE S. Orr, Rec. &c'y.
The Managers desire to soy that they
will he glad to receive any suggestions
from the friends OF the Home as to its or
ganization and work; and that additional
Managers and Committees will hc appoint
I'd as the work progresses.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, \.

LONDON, March "a.
A correspondent ut Tours comments on
tho evident purpose Of Oll the witnesses to
suppress or distort the facts in the Noir
case.
The cable from Alden, Arabia, through
the Red Sea to Suez, Egypt, has been sue
Cessfully laid, completing direct sub
marine line from Bombay to Sucz.
The clipper ship Patriarch made u voy-
agC from England TO Sidney, Australia, In
u days, thu shortest passage recorded.
Tho turrct ship Captain, made her sec.
ond trip yesterday. She went q long way
out to seI, and cxpcrienCcM rough wealth
cr. The trip was successful beyond cx-
pGctation.
An eminent London city solicitor has
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shocking suloidc at Cincinnati.

A tailor named Adam IICrrlt, commit
ted suicide this morning, at quarter past
two o'clock, by blOwinghis head TO pieces
with n SHOT gun. The walls were bCspat-
tered with his blood and brains. and the
spectacle was shocking one. He was In
GOOD circumstances, and had onCo been IN
an asylum, from which he had Just beCn
discharged rs cured. 1t is supposed hO
committed the deed while suffering from
n return Or lunacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

WEST Va. Posr OPPICE AIATTEIss.-
Benjamin R. Crcel is appointed POstmas'
ter ut Prlntytown. Taylor county, vice
Matthew Crccl, deceased. ". j. Stcph-
ems appointed Postmaster at Capon
Springs, Hampshire county, vice Bette
Waddlc, deceased
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MARRIED AOAIN.-The newspapers
contain the following marriage notice:
Married, in Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
10th ultimo, in the presence Of all the
saints, Elder Brigham Young to Mrs. j. r.
Martin, Miss l.. NJ. Pcndcrgrast, Mrs. Il.
N. Jcnickson, Miss Sue P. Cleveland and
Miss Emily p. Martin, oil Of the county OF
Berks, England. No cards"
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NEW YoRx politicians arc greatly cx-
cited over the break in tho Democratic
party OF Albany. Tho opposition to the
Tammany ring was defeated Wednesday,
several members Of It selling out their
votes at from $4,000 to $1,000 each. 4
new combination is forming, and the Op.
position thinks It may yet succeed in car
ryins tho city and breaking up the ring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25
MEMPHIS.
The Steamer Guidian SnRggod and
Sunk.
Protest Agninst Congressional Inter-
ference.

Protest Against Congressional Inter.
ference.
MEMPHIS, MarCh94.
Tho steamer Guidian hence for Little
Rock, snagged and sunk to her boiler
deck at Harris Cross ninety miles above
the mouth in Arkansas river yesterday
morning. No lives were lost. She had a
full trip Of miscellaneous freight The
boat and cargo arc total loss. She was
owned by tho Memphis and Arkansas
Packet Company and was valued at $l2,-
600; insured in the BoOtman's Of Pitts.
burgh and Enterprise Of Cincinnati $4,000
each.
:. The Germans Of Memphis held mass
meeting last evening and appointed q
Committee consisting Of VIM. Miller E.
Ackerman and Col Rittengham, to pro:
cure signatures TO II memorial protesting
against Congressional interference in this
StAtr. ,.
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National Board Of Trade Committee
ut Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March "a.

The Executive Committee Of the Ma.
tiOnal Board Of Trade, which met here
yesterday, partOOk OF u banquet given by
ihc Directors Of the Corn Exchange this
evening, at the Mount Vernon Hotel
They are TO go on an excursion down the
bay before leaving the city, Bishop Fo-
ley len Yesterday for Chicago
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A PROMINENT grocer Of Indianapolis,
Augustus F. CO0rs, who got divorce
from his wife six or eight months ago, has
married again. His second wife, young
lady from an excellent family, coming
home from her parents few weeks ago,
heard that the first wife had been back.
She In turn got divorce, and Coors got q
license Tuesday night and marrledlhsfi fiRt
wife again. @ .EH|
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The steamer Dolphin, from Phtladcl-
phiA for Richmond, was burned TO the
waters edge, Tuesday, Mt Patuxine, md
the crew barely escaped with their lives.
The fire Is supposed to have been AcCi-
dental.
A dwelling house in DunlOith, Ill.,, OcCn-
pied bya French family named Ogia, was
burned ut midnight Wednesday night,
and 0gia and his son, aged eight years,
pOrish0d In the flames
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ENGLAND hns 800 blast furnaces, which
every year reduce 19,OOO,0OO tons of ore to
4,SO0000 tons Of metal, and consumes
IL 900 600 tons ofcoal. Tho manufactured
metal Is worth about $00,OO0,O0O. The
works in France produce about the same
amount. Schnclder's establishment covers
eleven acres.
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UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.
A Coming Recommendation from the
President. 'l

The Tribune this morning says that tho
President has prepared and will send to
Congress rs soon US Georgia and Texas are
admitted, u message recommending that
universal amnesty 6c declared and rcstor'
ing their civil rights to oil engaged in the
rebellion who come forward and ask them.
at Is message which tho country will
gladly hail and the result ofwllich will ho
iar.reaching md beniiiccnt The Senate
should show its disposition To welcome the
measure by ut once admitting the only
two States which remain unrccon.
struCtpd."
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UTAH.
Murder Trial-.SiIVer and Gold Dis.
cOverieS at Ogden.
SALrL LAKE, March "a.

N OALT1IIAKEl NIITCU s1'
Augustus SprOusc, for the murder Of
Martin Earle, last October, wNs yesterday
tried before Chief Justice Wilson, Of the
Z. S. Court. Tho jury rendered verdict
of murder in the second degree. a mo-
tiOn was made for new trinl.
Three rich silver and gold beds, have
been struck near Ogden. \ party having
gone to work to assay one, finds II yields
seven hundred dollars per ton. "'
The Mormon Conference has been post
pOncl till the eth Of May.
Trade Il dull; weather mild; miners go
Ing to work.
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Murder Near Troy, Now York.

TROY, NlNFcIl II.
4 man named Manning vandcrhcller,
was murdered last night by three robbers,
who went to his residence near this city,
for the purpose Of robbery. They crush
Cd in his skull with a bludg0on. Wander.
lleidcr's sOn.in.law, Ed. Alexander, fired
Il gun to alarm the nciGllbOrs, when the
robbers at once fed. NandGrheidCr is II
prominent wealthy citizen, md much eX-
citcmcnt is caused by the tragedy,
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A NIL passed tho Ohio House of Repre-
sentatlves Wednesday, reh,nding TO the
National Road tho $4,000 duo 1t for
money paid into tho general revenue"
and used in building the bridge at Zancs'
willie,
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IRELAND.
DUBLIN March q.

'" DUBLIN March q.
The outrages on property owners con-
iinucS. .....
At Wcstmcath, yestcslay, clergyman
accompanied by several friends, were Wis
iting tenants for the purpose Of raising
rents, u party fired upon them md wound
cd several.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

Tue Partridge Joint sIQGk Collaye just
received new lot of oval and rustic
frames, comprising all the latest patterns;
also an addition to their well selected
stock of gtOrOoscopeC and stereosCoplC
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March "a.
The drug store OF Anton Bissiug, ST.
Joseph, No, burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000; insured $3,20O in Etna; 1000 in
Republic, Chicago; $9,00O in the Under.
writers, New York, and $2 600 unknown.