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The School Fund QueStIOn-ActiOn
OfBoard Of Education.

The Board oi Education, last evening,
by an unanimous vote Of those present,
adopted report adverse to the proposl-
tion of the Catholic Committee praying
for separate schools for Catholic children.
The report Of the committee argued that
systems of public education, in order
that instruction might be free to all, con.
templatcd only the incubation Of sound
morals, those general maximS of right
and wrong about which there can be no
differences, and such q scientific and lit.
erary training as to fit the child for the
duties OF citizenship; leaving the incul'
cation of religious beliefs or creeds to
such special agencies as parents or guar
dians may elect. They held further that
the formation Of separate schools under
instruction oI any particular sect, must
sectarlanize all the schools and destroy
their usefulness for purposes Of public
instruction, For want Of room we are
unable to print the report this morning.
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TIE WHEELING OFFICIALS IN
BALTIMORE.
How they Spent YesteTday.-.When len
they are Coming Back.
o..,t.l - A. T.l


How they Spent Yesterday--.Wheu
they are Coming Back.
Special to the Intelllgencer.
BALTIMORE, October 1886 p. Nj
The day has been passed by the excur
sionists in visiting the various points o.
interest about the city. The members
have made second visit to Mount Glare
and went through the great shops there
The House Of Refuge, Penitentiary, Druid
Hill, Park Monument, and Blind Asylum
have also been visited. The authorities
hove been unremitLing in their attentions
and have exerted themselves to make the
visit OF the guests pleasant and agreeable
The fire department paraded this after.
noon in Battle Monument Square
They made splendid appearance, and
showed the advantages Of a complete
organization and thorough d rill. A great
banquet is now in progress at the Mason
ic Temple. The attendance Is large. The
hall Is fairly resplendent with the beauty
and elite Of the city. The banquet has
never been equalled perhaps in Baltimore
and not excelled in the country on any
occasion. Most Of the excurslonists 20
to Washington by the early morning
trains and the balance leave In the even.
ing for Wheeling. The delegation hopes
TO reach home Saturday. The delegation
is commended on all hands for It's gentle.
manly bearing and fine personal appear.
ance. Members oil well. W. L. II.
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The Public School building No.
one Of the largest In Syracuse, N. Y.
was destroyed by fro Thursday evening
Loss $4,000; insured $1,000. The fFt
was doubtless tho work Of an incendiary
A colored girl thirteen years old Is nov
under arrest and contesses having at
tempted to fire the building last evening
by means Of blanket saturated with pc
trOleum.
Carl Schurz lectured last night Ii
Cincinnati on Civil Reform TO an audience
OF about five hundred persons, and was
very cordially received.
"A fire yesterday afternoon at Browns.
burg, Ind, fourteen miles west Of Indiana.
polls destroyed five stores and three
dwelling houses. Loss 81 800 10 $4,000.
Insurance $4,000.
The Warsaw Manufacturing Com.
pany's establishment, Of Warsaw, New
York, was burned Thursday evening,
Loss $4,000. Insurance small.
AWashburne has written letter Ia
Hoar, accepting the Republican nomina-
tiOn for Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Henry Sylvester Mowry, Of Arizona,
died in London, England, on Tuesday
ASt
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The Emancipation Movement In
BTazil,

New YoRK, Oct. 1O,-Late files OF Bra.
lillian journals, contain the following facts
concerning tho recent legislative action In
Brazil on this important subject Ono OF
the bills which met with the greatest op.
position, appropriated eight millions Of
dollars to DO used to free about million
and a half slaves. The grand opposition
was the fact that this sum OF money was
too small. One OF the Senators SAYING
that by this bill, only ten thousand slaves
per annum could be freed. The bill was
finally passed, and appropriates a, much
larger sum, while the pay for each slave
Is put at very low figures
by this plan, the emancipation Is grad.
ual. Only children born alter tho pass.
agG of this act, on the Goth Of last month,
are to be at once liberated. It's thought
that tho whole number Of slaves In the
empire will not exceed million and q
half. A majority Of these are In the
southern part ofthe country. The sugar
interest will not suffer from tho change.
1t Is doubtful about the result In the coffee
region, where the slaves arc more numer.
Gus, AS the Emperor favors emancipa.
tlon, the passage Of the bill by the legis.
tive branch OF the government practically
delivers Brazil from the evils OF slavery.
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Tho Army Re.uuiop,

A pretty full report OF yesterdays pro.
ceedingS of the Society of the Army ol
West Virginia may be found on the
fourth page. The permanent organiza-
tion Of tho Society was completed except
election Of officers, who will bo elected
to-day. While the attendance is fair, it is
not 80 large as anticipated. The low
water in the river kept away very many
whose homes arc In the river counties
between the upper end Of the Panhandle
& ParkerSburg,
The city was well decorated with
bunting and had a.gala day appearance.
To-day procession through the prin-
cipal streets and speaking at tho Fair
Grounds will be the leading features of
the occasion.
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Republican Efforts at Harmony. .


ST.. Louis, October 10.-The following
resolution was adopted at the Genera
Republican meeting hero last night. Il
was offered by ex-senator Henderson, al
follows;
ReSolued, That, as members Of the Re
publican party, VIC earnestly recommend
the two State Committees 10 act in uni.
son in all tho measures looking to the or
ganizatlon Of tho party in the coming
canvass; and We express the hope thai
they will adopt such measure as will moi
only produce concert Of action among
themselves, but consolidate The party
throughout the State; and to that end we
urge them 10 unto In a coll for The next
State Convention OF the party. We pledge
to abide by the action OF the said con.
The following amendment was &C.
ceptcd Uy Mr.. Henderson, and the res.
olution and amendment adopted unani.
mously:
I2eS0lNd, That should the liberal Re.
publican State Committee, refuse to unite
In tho call for tho said Convention, II
should be called by the Republican State
Committee, and such members Of tho lib.
eral Republican State Committee, as are
willing TO unite in the call, and such Con.
ventiOn should be recognized as a Con
vention of the whole epafLy.
The meeting Of tho liberal committee
yesterday, was composed Of seven mem
bers and four proxies, being Que more
than quorum. Three Of the seven spoke
nt the general meeting, announcing them
selves as earnestly desirous oil harmony
thorough concert ofaction, unity, and re-
organization Of party, and as willing Ia
sign joint call for q State Convention.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, October 1s-Aaron John,
son, = Mormon bishop Of Springville
Utah county, was arrested this afternoon
ut that place, by U. =. Marshall Patrick
under an Indictment, formed year ago
as accessory to murder. The prisoner
was taken 10 prison, and tomorrow will
have hearing before Judge Strickland
Of the First District Court. The whole
time Of the court here today was occu.
pied in empaneing a jury for the Haw-
kin's case, and the challenges are not yet
exhausted.
Gold bearing quartz was brought In
today from Bingham canon, assaying
over nineteen hundred dollars per ton.
One hundred and sixty recruits for the
regiment Camp Douglass arrived last
night.
A meeting Of the Mormon High Coun.
ell has been called for tomorrow night.
At the Ogden tin mine the excitement
still continues.
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Tho MiSsOnri RepubIicans-EGorts
at Harmony.

ST. LOUIS, October 19.-At meeting
Of the Republicans of the State, to-day
1t adopted a resolution reiterating o pre-
viously expressed purpose to do every
thing possible for unity Of party, and the
success of the Republicans Of the State
without regard to party differences or di'
visions, and fully recognizing tho rights
OF individual preferences tor candidates,
but when nominations are made by party
committees personal preference should
then be sunk in devotion TO party princi.
pies, and that In accordance with this
spirit, the resolution passed by the Re-
publican meeting, held yesterday,
they invite the liberal Republicans
of the State Committee to unite
with them collectively, or indiVidu-
ally in the call for State Convention, to
tho end that there DO a united party, and
but one organization, and that one hold
Ing legitimate relations with the National
Republican Convention. The Convention
adjourned to meet on the 9th of Decem.
Der to consider tho subject Of calling q
State convention to elect delegates to the
National Convention and elect new
State Committee to which meeting
the State Committee, individually
or collectively, are invited for con-
sultation upon the proposed call, The
Committee also adopted resolution so.
llCiting the National Republican ExGcu.
tive Committee to call the next National
Convention at 81. Louis.
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By tho WeStern Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
THE WISCONSIN FIRES.
The Loss of Life and Property
In DOar County.
A Narrowing Tale Of Death and
Destruction.
FIrty-SeVen Men Burned to Death
In a Single Mill.
The Country Swept Clean by tn,
Fiery Blast,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 1O.-The Doal
County Advocate contains full account
of the loss OF lite and property by the
great fires In that county, Up TO Sunday
night eight fires had been raging through
the towns Of Brussels, Union, Gardner,
ForeStvillc, Claybank, Nasewaupec, Stur-
geon Bay, and SevaStopol, burning fences
and timber, but leaving houses untouched.
AT 0 O'Clock Sunday night the fiery tor
nadO swept down from the southwest, be.
ginning at q Belgian settlement in Brus-
sells, sweeping through the towns of
Union and Gardner, tho western part Of
sevastopol, down the east shore Of tho
bay. Every building in Its path was
consumed. At Williamson, large
Shingle mill, with'everythiDg was burn.
ed, and u most awful destruction
OF human lie ensued. Out Of eighty per.
sons In the mill, ff1y.seven were burned
to death. Tho few survivors tell horrl.
BILE tale Of the scene at this terrible holo-
caust. After the 6re, iorty.hve bodies
were found in u pOtato patch, in the cen.
ter of the clearing and other bodies were
found scattered, some in wells. There
were many disagured in terrible man.
ner, and in some cases beyond recogni.
tion. Tho great destruction was bu:
the work Of fifteen minutes and
was the same tornado that burned
up Peshtlgo and O20 human beings.
A number OF other losses Of lie are re.
ported In other places. Twenty-Five in
the town Of Brussels suffered q like fate.
There Is scarcely a house or barn standing
In the line Of this storm Of fire. Efforts
for relief are not spared here, or any.
where In the State, and donations from
abroad arc coming along Just in time to
make comfortable those who survived.
Contributions In money can be sent to
Hon. Alex. Mitchell, President of the
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Company, Milwaukee and clothing or
provisions to Hon. Harrison Luddington,
Mayor of Milwaukee,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct 10.-Thc American
Christian Missionary Association com.
menced It's annual session hero to-day,
Hon. r. NJ. Bishop, President, in the
chair. Delegates were present from
New York, West Va, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ken.
lucky, Iowa, Georgia, Kansas, Nebraska,
and District OF Columbia. Committees
on credentials and order Of business were
appointed. Remarks were made by dele.
gates from tho various States during the
afternoon, showing the encouraging re.
suits Of missionary labors. The report OF
the Secretary was highly favorable, show
ing 0,170 additions from missionary Of.
feet during tho past year. The money
contributed was S4s,06O. Sixteen States
had agreed to q general system Omission.
ary efforts. Encouraging letters were
received from The Indian Agency
in Washington Territory, and from
the Secretaries In Jamaica and Mississip.
pi. The evening was devoted IL ser.
mon by Rev. H. MolFAt, oil Ohio.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-Up to last night thC
subscriptions at the Mansion House fol
Chicago amount to $4,000.
Manchester has gwen Chicago $4,000
and Kidderminster $500.
A correspondent writes from London
that an alliance has been effected between
a certain number Of representatives ofthe
working classes, the OBJ bjeCt of which Is to
overthrow the present system OF govern.
ment. The Commune principle prevails
IN the platform. Tho same writer hints
that the Queens condition Is such that
she may die any moment.
Later adylces from Leheran show that
Persia Is still suffering from famine and
pestilence. Formidable insurrections
have broken out in various parts. The
government troops have been driven
from Shiraz, the capital town, which Is
now held by the rebels.
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A Ilhal Ysrdict Raner,ed. /.

NASHVILLE. TENN, October 1s.-Int the
Circuit Court Of Knox County, some time
ago, n verdict was rendered in q libel
suit OF John Baxter against Sanders &
Clark, newspaper publishers, for twenty.
seven thousand dollars damages, for pub.
fishing the speech Of General MabrY, de-
nunciatory Of Baxter The Supreme
Court now in session at Knoxville have re.
versed the decision and remanded the
case for trial,
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October 10-Jas. Hays, d
Chicago refugee was killed last evening
in stone yard on Washington street
where he was working, by falling on the
ily.wheel.
United States Marshal Pierce of NORTH
Mississippi brought four prisoners here
to-day, charged with Ku.Kluxing n fami.
ly named HOneyout near Barnesville
Miss, last week. They were arrested on
tho cars en- route 10 Texas Other mem
bers oI the band arc in Jail at COrlntll.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 1O.-vlctor Place has
been hCnorably acquitted of the charges
OF fraud IN purchasing arms, while Con.
sui at New York.
Tho government directs that the mill.
tary and naval forces be on tho alert
for Bonapartists disturbances, which are
feared.
Tho court martial for the trial Of tho
Communists sentenced ninGty.one and &C.
quilted nine thousand,
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NEW ORLEANS.
pnnk RObbetr..rorpedo EEpIO,

Bank RObbery..Torpedo Explosion.
NEw ORLEANS, October iO.-The Nalle
and Cammacks Bank box, containing
about fifty thousand dollars worth ofsecu'
rites, was stolen.
A wagon loaded with torpedoes ex.
ploded this morning, killing the driver in.
stantly. Ono Of the drivers legs was blown
several hundred yards from the spot. All
the windows in the vicinity were shat.
tered by the conclusion.
NEW ORLEANS, October lO-The Tor.
pcdo explosion this morning Killed one
person, severely wounded one, and sew.
eral others slightly. The contents Of n
saloon in the vicinity oil shattered. The
torpedpes were manufactured by Kluber
8 Goldsmith, New York, and were being
discharged from the ship George Hurlbut
Two hundred cases are still on board
The vessel will probably be ordered of.
The schooner Liberty sprung a leak
and sunk with three persons on board,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-Tho Civil
Service Commissions engaged In discuss
ing the general system ol clerical ex.
aminalions.
The Michigan State Association In this
city Is actively engaged In making col.
lections for The sufferers In their State
and has collected 500 In money. A
room in the Patent OfEice has been fur.
nishtd for the reception Of goods and
clothing, and quite n large amount has
been sent in. ...
Dr. Q. +. stnnsbury, Grand Master Of
the Masonic Fraternity Of this district,
left this afternoon Tor Chicago, bearing
the offerings Of the Nasons Of the Dis.
lrict Of Columbia.
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The IIalsted Murder.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 1O.-Tho testlmo
ny in the Bolts trial, closed at noon
Spencer was summoned up Tor defense
contending that the prisoner did not de
liberately premeditato the murder, thai
lie was irresponsible and frenzed by love
and jealousy, and that tho pistol was &C
cidently discharged In tho Scufile with
Halstel, who was criminally connected
with Mrs. Wilson, and more responsible
for his own death, than Bolts. The Courl
adjourned Until tomorrow.
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MAINE.

VANcRBoRo, Me-, October 1.-Two
trains, with seven cars each, containing
the Presidential party, arrived here OF
noon to-day, from Bangor. The Presi.
deilt was received with salute.
A similar party from 81. John, N. b.,
has arrived from Whitehall. Minister
Menning, Of tho Dominion, one Of the
party, states that no vessel whatever,
sent out after tho schooner Horton, has as
nnA hnnn anpn
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DETROIT, MICH.

DETROIT, October 10.-The propeller
Brooklyn arrived this afternoon and re-
ports that two boSts containing eighteen
parsons from tho lost steamer Il. q. Co
burn, have been picked up by a passing
vessel and transferred to the propeller and
taken to Macklnaw. There arc about
twenty persons still missing. The com
msnder, Gilbelt Dumont, Of Detroit, and
State Indian Agent Smith and wife, alsc
Of this city, were undoubtedly drowned
as also were all the women on board
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KANSAS Cry, Mo, October lO.-An
immense crowd continued to attend the
fair here, day and night. II Is already a
peCunary success, and tho receipts to.
morrow and Saturday will be profits
The display oI fire. .w0rlts this evening
was very fine II was witnessed by 40,.
00Opcople. Pilot Temple won the thousand
dollar prize to.day-tine, 2:30, 2:20t, 2:G3
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Moro Fires In LonisHiIla.

LOUISVILLE, October 1O.-several small
fires occurred today. A fire broke out
tonight, which was the work of an In.
Cendiary, who succeeded in burning a
carpenter shop. Loss, $500.
Martin BosChing was caught In fly.
wheel, at the Hope woOlen mills, and ter
ribly crushed and mangled. He died
almost instantly.
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Ear,bouake in Maine,

AUGUSTA, Me, October 19.-Quite O
severe shock Of earthquake was felt here
at 4:40 o'clock this afternoon, lasting
about twelve minutes.
MINEASsET, Me-, October 10-A slight
shock Of earthquake was felt here OF 4;4G
this afternoon.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1O.-Richard N. Bow.
erman and Thomas j. Wilson, ex. Deputy
Collectors, were sentenced to.dayIthe
former to four years imprisonment and
TO pay over $4,000 nno; tho latter to
three years imprisonment and to pay a
fine Of over $1,000.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct19-LAtayette Laboy.
ale au, a prominent liquor dealer here,dled
suddenly, at New Orleans, last night.
Wm. Brooks, young man, was mur.
deFod In the suburbs Of Ironton, Ohio,
Tuoday night, while out walking
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S.-The exten.
Slve planning mill Of Parker 8 McPhillo'
my, on Sixteenth and South Water
streets, was destroyed this evening. LosG
about fily.six thousand dollars insurance
six thousand dollars, portion Of which
expired to-day.
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GosHEN CHEESE,
Just received, 20 BoEes New York Goshen
ocl4 Corner Market and OuIney nrssts
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Apprehension of Fire In NorthweS-
tern Ohio.

CtNCNNATt, Oct, 1O.-Dispatches from
Wapokoneha, Ohio, says considerable I'm.
easiness Is felt there, on account Of the
proximity Of the fires. The driItwood
at the reservoir, q few miles from st.
Mary's, Is burning, carrying cinders and
ashes for five miles.
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GREAT GOLD DISCOVERIES IN
WINNEPEG.
Intense Excitement...sRush to the
Mines.


ST. PAUL, Oct. 19.-Gen. Lemon, arriv
ing from Fort Garry last evening, reports
an intense excitement prevailing at Win.
nepeg on account Of recent gold dlscov-
cry at Lake Shabondairn. Specimens
Of dust, nuggets and quartz have been
brought to Winnepeg, and hundreds are
rushing to the new gold field. Lake She.
bondairn Is a short distance from Silver
lslet.
Gen. Curley, one Of the leaders Of the
Fenian flasco Upon Manitobe, arrived here
yesterday, and was Immediately arrested
Gen. Curley, like Gen. ONieI, who was
arrested here Monday, declares that the
Fenian raid was no raid at all, but merely
colonization scheme, and that the colony
could have successfully resisted Colonel
Wheaton il 1t had been so disposed.
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Tho amount contributed for the re.
lief Of Chicago by the Americans In Paris
Is 23l ,055 francs.
Gen. Sherman left Washington last
night for Ohio, to visit Hon. ThoS Ewing
who IL seriously Ill.
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Dedication of a Monument at Buf.
falO.

BUFFALO, October 10.-A large militia.
ry and civil procession ended the ceremo.
nies by dedicating a monument at Forest
Lawn Cemetery, In honor Of tho late Gen.
ID. ID. Bidwell, who was killed At the
battle Of Cedar Creek, Va,
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VIZ would coll the attention Of the
Rsgi'ter to very important letter written
by one OF Its candidates tor tho Conven.
tion. Doubtless It's readers would like to
see II. Itappears In our issue of Wednes.
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFtcB or TUE CniRP SiBNAL OPFfcER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., oct. 1880 p. n.

The low pressure will probably move
ovur New England tonight with brisk
winds and but d little cloulinesS. Winds
will probably diminish on the lower
lakes aud pleasant weather continue on
Friday very generally east ol the Rocky
Mountains
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CHARLESTON, s. O., October 1O.-There
were four deaths from yellow fever in the
past twenty.four hours.
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TUE PEOPLES BANK.

OFFICE, NO 60 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ". VA.
sStl Deposits. W." '"''' ''' PA'H W
Il, iVs and Bi!is Discounted. Exchange bought
700 ~ IN. Collections at homo or from abroad
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HOMINY. .
Ii 80 Bbls new White Flint Homlny and
R ]. sMYTH,
Oel4 Corner Market and Quincy sfssts.