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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-27
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMER.
ICA.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JnlY 20.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 20.
The steamer Henry Chauncey has or.
rived, bringing advices from Aspinwal to
the 2lst inst. All the political prisoners
confined in Panama have boen liberated.
Work on tho Hondurasint0r. oceanic rail.
road has been resumed.
Advices from Costa Rlca report the
country quiet, and the Government
M strong.
The news from Guatemala Is that the
RevOlutionlsts are In possession OF the
capitol. President Cerna has been do.
ieated, and has fed. Gen. Grandos Is
provisional President.
Valparaiso dates to tho 1st instant have
been received. Evreeinnir has been elect.
President through the exertlons Of the
priests. Callao advices are TO July ID.
The Peruvian government has ordered
the disarming Of the fleet, as precaution
against any trouble during the coming
election. The inhabitants were much OK.
cited. II was rumored that Prado had
bribed the fleet TO aid him in landlng q
large force In Callao harbor The Eng.
lish ship, Champion Of the Seas was con.
siderably injured by fire in Callao harbor.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NAW 4Ohhi JulJ ~,
The independent volunteers OF the An.
cient Order Of Hibernlans have called a
meeting, to be heldon next Saturday even.
ing.
The horse disease is still making sad
havoc among the street railway horses Of
this city.
Captain James G. Williamson, ofthe L.
S Navy, died in Jersey City, Monday.
The Internal Revenue authorities yes
terday seized tho wholesale whisky house
OF Stephen Kinney & Co. on the charge OF
having large quantity of contraband
whisky on hand.
Alta meet of Irish ward delegates last
night for the purpose Of taking steps to-
wards organizing new Irish militia regi.
ments, resolutions were adopted TO the
effect that as loyal citizens OF this repub.
lie the Irish people should place them.
selves in apOsitiOn to be able at any timo
to defend the republic from all enemies,
foreign or domestic, and TO resist the in.
roads OF despOtism or mOnarChical instl.
tutiOns in this country, should an attempt
IN that direction ever be made.
There were fifteen proposals of bonds
to-day Tor $2,60S,000, from 1l2lO 10
1880. The awards will be 81 900, 900 at
1910 TO 1929,
Capt, Helme, Of the New York police
force was tried by the police hoard Of
commissioners thismOrning on the charge
of cowardice on the occasion OF the
Orange riot on the 12th instant. There
was no evidence to support the charge,
while for the defence about forty wit.
nesses swore that the Captain remained
in front of the command and did his duty. |
lie was acquitted by an unanimous vote
of the board.
Land grand bonds Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad Company, with coupons of July
LIST, 1871, attached, numbers 8O1 to 300,
inclusive, $500 each; $50 to 2S8, inclusive,
$500 eOch 80l to 400, inclusive, $3.50
each; 45l to 600 inclusive, $3.50 each were
stolen from the United States Express
Company at st. Louis, July 25th, 1871.
Ihe public are cautioned against ncgo.
tiating for them.
One hundred md thirty thousand tons
OF Scranton coal were sold at auction TO.
day The prices varied but little from
those obtained at the June sale.
Honora Creation, who for the past fifteen
years has traversed the streets harnessed
10 Il hand cart and collecting rags and
bones from the cutters and swill tubs, died
in tumblo.down shanty near
.he foot Of West l24h street to-day. The
investigation proves that although she
lied from starvation and exposure, she had
nearly $4,000 deposited in the North Riv.
,r Savings Bank. The money she be.
lueathed by will 10 little girl eight years
u age, who lived with her. The will pro.
tides that the girl shall be educated In
ome Catholic boarding school.
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THE WICKED OLD JEFF.


Truth of the Sleeping Car story Es-
tablished..SwoTn Statements Of the
Conductors Of the Train.
Special Telegram 10 the Cincinnati Commercial.
.gHrgs-. LouIsvEI.I.E, July 20.
The Superintendent of the Pullman
Car Company holds full sworn statements
of conductors of the Memphis 4 Charles.
ton Railroad, Corroborative Of the aC.
count Of the jeff Davis sleeping car affair,
originally published in the Louisville
commercial, but declines publishing the
same, because Of the extreme sensitive.
ness Of the Southern people already mani.
tested. As JEFF. Davis card did not i'm.
plicatC the conductors themselves, but
attributed the story to the mAliciousness
ot the Radical newspapers, the Company
does not feel itself called upon To act, un.
less compelled by public opinion. There
is not the least doubt here ol the truth Of
the original statements. Every Louis.
vile editor will stake his life on II.
TriCe, the conductor Of the sleeping car,
has not been removed from the train, nor
las the railway company asked his resig.
nation.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

1t is rumorGd that Prince Bismarck
has been created Duke ofLuxembourg,
"A discovery Of concealed arms has
been made at Liverpool, which are In
some way connected with Fenianism.
Frank Matthews, distinguished
comedian, died at the age Of 81.
james Stock, STONE mason working
on the locks at Keokuk, Iowa, was fatally
injured on Tuesday by part of the der.
riCks falling on him,
WIN. Bashan, while working on his
farm in Dallas county, Mo-, was last Fri.
day shot and instantly killed by unknown
persons. Ills body was rlddled with buck.
shot, II Is supposed the shooting grew
out Of some old war difficulty.
"A dispatch from Washington says
information has been received that Catchy
the Russian Minister will 'bG recalled.
"A Labor Reform State Convention
was held at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday.
The attendance was 80 small that nothing
was done, not even State ticket nomi.
mated.
-Four horses from Chicago, eleven
from Cincinnati and five from 1ndlanapo.
lis are training nt Buffalo Driving Park
for the August races.
DIR. Cow, Secretary of the Trust and
Loan Company ol Kingston was drowned
at Niagara Tuesday night, while attempt.
Ing TO jump on board Of steamer.
Very destructive fires have occurred
at Fredericton, N. B. Some fourteen or
fifteen buildings, nearly all Of which were
occupied as shops or stores, were burned.
The loss TO insurance companies Is estl.
mated ut $4,000 The actual loss is near.
ly four times that sum.
The Supreme Court Of GeOrgil, yes.
tGrday, in the Macon d Western Railroad
injunction case, decided In favor Of the
lessees.
"A severe thunder storm passed over
City yesterday afternoon. The
lightning struck several houses, doing
slight damage.
The main building of Dicks Iron
Works, Meadvllle, Pa, was burned Tues.
day night Loss 100000; insured for
10000. Fifty hands has been thrown
out Of employment New machinery had
Just been put In.
"A bogus firm, L. q. Blanchard & Co.,
were found to have opened tobacco
house, in Allegheny City, under the as
3umed name Of EgleSson & Co. They
secured but little money, as they were dis
covered too soon.
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BOSTON.
BosToN, July 90.

BosToN, July 90.
Benz. Allstalli, who was arrested for the
alleged robbery of the Dominion Bank,
of Toronto was discharged this morning,
as under tho extraditlon treaty, he could
not be held. Frederick Rigdor, who was
arrested with him, was held for having
burglarious tools in his possession and
not being able to prove he had no con.
nection with the robbery;
At thlhly attended meeting Of the
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance, to.
day, the merits Of several candidates for
Governor we're discussed. Rev. Dr.. Mar.
tin said he had talked with Gen, Butler,
who would soon publish manifesto,
wherein he would plant himself firmly
on prohibitory platform and in case oi bis
nomination and election, If Boston cast
her vote against him, he would make the
city as hot for riimsellers as he made New
Orleans for rebels. There was disposi.
tion to endorse the General on the spot,
but the Alllnance finally decided TO await
his written pledge.
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CINCINNATI.


tiNNNNAlli "uly SO'
Preparations for the approaching In
dustrial Exposition are proceeding with
great activity. q,
The power hall, covering over one acre
OF ground, is now finished. All the de-
partments are far in advance of last year
In preparatory work. The price of single
admission, to-day was fixed at 25 cents
DR., W. W, Dawson, Of this city has
been elected to the chair of the Surgery
OF the Ohio Medical College, made va.
cant by the death DR.. BlaCkmNn.
Prot Wayne, to whom was committed
the chemical analys Of the stomach and
contents Of James Maddox, who died in
the streets Of Newport Sunday night, aver.
ring that he had been poisoned by John
Mattheringham, reported tonight to the
jury that there was no evidence OF poison,
whcreupon Mattheringham, as well as
Mrs. Carol, at whose house the liquor
was drank, were released from custody
Tho campaign on the repeal of the Sun.
day laws promises to be active. The or.
ganization Of the German societies that
propose to wager war against the Sunday
laws number twentY-nin0, the Organiza.
tions having membership ofseveral thou.
sand, principally men. They have ap.
pointed three men from each society 10
circulate petitions and ono to the Common
Council, They are being circulated by
the Sunday law men In all parts Of the
city. Tomorrow the Evangelical minis.
Iers have n meeting to take action.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.

New YORK, July 20,
A letter from Paris says that an cpl.
demic OF a serious nature prevails among
the horses ofthe Paris cab companies, Two
hundred died lately in four days,
Victor Hugo has addressed letter TO
the New York Liberal Club accepting the
membership to which he was recently
elected.
LONDON, July 60
Arrangements are being made in Paris
TO welcome Hon. Andrew Johnson, eX-
President of the United States, who Is
expected there at an early ydO Oy,
EighteeRa Communists are to be tried
together d. bae first sittings OF eacbt Nthe
COurts.martial.
The record of the Court, in aCQuit-
ting NJ. De Winnie of unworthy con.
nGCtIOn with the Imperial scandal case
with Marguerite Berangcr, Says that Dc
Vinne merely obeyed an honorable senti-
mcnt in preventing the publication OF the
letters
The journal deS Debats makes sharp
attack upon the financial measure put tor.
ward by the government, and proposes
the substitution therefor of the income
tax.
The Pope has, in a letter Just published,
extended his warm congratulations to
NJ. GurberL upon his election to the Arch.
bishOpriC.Of Paris. Ia |.ft.f.'
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THE Second Branch OF Council last
evening passed the ordinance giving the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company the
uncmbarrassed right of way up John
street to connect their two depots, The
city in this ordinance assumes the respon-
SIbility for damage 10 owners Of property
along that street, allows the trains to run
at the rate of six miles an hour, and
permits the grade Of Fourth street to
he lowered three feet. The city's
responsibility in the matter OF damages
is probably not very heavy, as 1t is pretty
clear she has righ! to use the streets as
she may choose without responsibility to
the property holders, 1t Is said the Courts
have so decided in similar cases. The
First Branch OF Council will meet this
evening to consider the ordinance; and
there seems no reason to doubt it will con.
cur in passing the measure. Should it
do 80, there will be little delay, we under.
stand, in connecting the two depots.
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THE TAMMANY FRAUDS.
A Lame Defense by Mayor IIaIl-.-
Attempt to Buy the Times.

NRw YORK, July ~.
Mayor Hall stated to-day that the Con-
tr0ller Is now engaged in having the ac.
counts Of his department, including the
expenditures published in detail The ac-
counts are intended To show that the bills
which have called forth the Ccnsure of
one of our morning papers, were approved
and audited by the old Board of Super.
vlsors, which represented tho Republican
and Democratic parties. Tho Mayor says
that all the accounts were ia the hands OF
the printers, and would have been pub.
lishcd in connection with his message had
they not been too large 10 he embodied In
it.
Tho Brooklyn Union says, 1--WE have the
highest authority Tor saying that n proml.
nont member Of the TammRny ring called
on the principal proprietor of the New
York IImeS,a week or two since, and made
n startling offer for the copyright of that
paper, lie was told that there was not
money enough in New York city to buy
the Times A day or two after n Tam.
many representative called on the same
gentleman and offered one million
dollars on the part of the ring II the
Times would keep silent in regard to the
frauds II Is now uneRrthing."
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KENTUCKY.
A Chapter of Crime and Retrlbutlon.

LouByILLE, July 20.
Some fifteen months ago eight young
men Of Washington county, all cousins,
went to the house of an old man named
McConnelly, in that county, bound the
old man and wife, and all outraged the
person of their daughter Two were af-
terwards caught and lynChed, two sent 10
the penitentlary, and yesterday another
one named 4. B. HatChe was captured
at Richardson's Landing, Mead county,
where ho was teaching school, and to-day
conveyed through this city to Washing
ton county, for trial. Hatchell is u one.
armed man, said to be n desperate char.
acter and committed many crimes during
the war.
Albert Spencer, claiming TO be from
Mercer county, was arrested today In
Portland with two horses which he con.
fessed to having stolen in Mercer, in COM
pany with man named Kilt, who was
not captured,
The first of the Kentucky Agricultural
Fairs Of this season commences tOmor.
row ut Stanford, Lincoln county.
Ellen Stepney, colored, the mother of
the boy Rolla Garrett, who was killed Il
short time since in selIdeIense by another
colored boy, named s. j. Bell, died to-day
from grief at the tragic death Of her
child
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The Proposed Lease of the New
Jersey Railroads.
Npw Vnpv Iuly Oh

The argument was commenced in
Chancellor Seabriske's court at Trenton,
N. j., yesterday on a motion Tor per.
petuNl injunction Gorbidding the united
companies of New Jersey and the Penn.
sylvania Central Railroad Company from
perlecting lease of the property of the
former companies. On motion Of ex.
Secretary of State, Black, the postpone.
ment of the case was granted until Wed.
nesday in order to enable the plaintiffs
council to examiqe the reply Of the de.
fence y
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A Schooner Foundered.

NEW YORK, July ~.
The schooner Burdell Hart, from Bal.
timore, reports that at s o'clock yesterday
morning, 90 miles southeast from Barne.
gal, she lell In with fore and aft schooner
loaded with pine wood lying on her
broadside. Tie first part Of her name
was "Isaac Hod"-. Six men were on
her side. Laid by her four hours, and
made an attempt to get line TO her, but
a heavy gale was blowing at the time
from the northeast, and there was a heavy
sea running, and we did not succeed in
taking the men of. She lay with her
broadside well out Of the water As the
gale soon moderated, II Is probable that
the crew were taken of by some passing
steamer
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Hallway Collision In IlllnOis.-SiG
Men Killed and Number
Wounded.

.. ST. Louis, July 20.
A terrible railroad accident occurred
at fifteen minutes past six o'clock, last
evening, on the Toledo & Wabash Rail.
road, sixteen miles from this city and two
miles this side of Edwardsville, Illinois.
A ircighttrain Of thirty.threC cars heavily
laden with grain, going south at great
speed, Collded with gravel train, on
which were a number oflabOrers return.
Ing home from their work. Ofthese six
were killed outright, and four others 30
severely injured that but little hopes are
entertained Of their recovery OF the 9TH
er men on the construction train fully ono
half were more or less injured, and some
Of them quite seriously, although with the
exception Of the four mentioned none are
believed to be fatally hurt. The track
was not cleared at a late hour last night,
and the express trains transferred their
passengers at the scene of the wreck. The
collision occurred on a short curve, and
neither engineer was aware that another
train was on the track until II was too
lhte to prevent the catastrophe The en-
gineGrs and flremen OF both locomotives
jumped off in time 10 save their lives
Both engines and large number Of cars
were demolished. The names OF the killed
and wounded are not yet ascertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-27

The First Branch of Councifiast even
Ing rejected by very decided vote the
recommendation of the Market street
Bridge Company TO give the Baltimore
Bridge Company 81 900 extra for the cree.
Iion of the Market street Bridge. And
very properly, as wo understand the case,
The contract for tho erection of this
bridge was made with the Norway Com.
pany, the price being $lS,35O Two.
thirds Of this sum was advanced to the
Company before any Of the work was de.
liyered TO the city, by the Company Civ.
ing as security for the performance of the
contract the Baltimore Bridge Company.
The Norway Company broke down be.
tore the work was finished, and the Balt.
more Company proposed II the city would
pay them the remaining six thousand dol
lars they would go on and complete the
work, They did so and the money was
paid them. But now they claim to have
Lost money by the job, and the very
kind hearted Bridge Committee proposed
Iogivc them this 81 900 extra The Com.
mttce did not furnish the Council with
any evidence that the Companyrcally did
lose money, but irit were true ii makesno
difference as to the duty ol the Committee
or Council People who make contracts
ofthis kind are presumed to take their
chances Of profit or loss. Ifthe Company
had madea profit OF few thousand, would
they have restored Il to the city? The
Council must pay what 1t contracts to
pay, but It has no right to give away one
dollar of the public money to ANYBODY.
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GERMANY.


DEHHIN, July II,
Emperor William leaves Ems Tuesday
for Coblenz and Weisbaden. From The
latter place he will proceed to Caster
where he will probably meet the Emperor
Of Austria
Provincial correspondence statess that
the separate ministerial department for
Catholic affairs has been done away with,
and that its abolition Is due to the diff.
culties originating in the decision of the
late Ecumenical Council. .
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SPAIN.
MADRID, July 20.

The following IS complete list of the
new ne u ministry Just ISrmed by senior Gorilla,
President of Council and Minister Of the
Interior, SenOr Ruise Gorilla; Minister of
War, Lieut. General Fernandez De Car.
doba; Minister OF Justice, Scnor MARITIME
Rios; Minister Of Finance, Senior Gomez;
Minister Of Marine, Senior Beranger (;
Minister Of Works, Senor MadrN1 Minis.
ter of Foreign Affairs, Senor P. Sagasta ;
Minister Of the Colonies, Admiral Nal.
campo. Senor Gorilla declares that all
the Ministry are members of the pro.
gressist party, and will follow the policy
inaugurated in the September revolution.
There has been no difficulty in the lorna.
tion of the Cabinet since the resignation
Of Marshal S0rreno.