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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-21
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Two houses and
q barn flled with grain were burned last
night on the west side Of the St. Marys,
Ohio, reservoir, from the fires which broke
out among the grass and DRIFT wood yes.
terday. The farmers in the vicinity are
plowing trenches around their houses and
barns to save them. At the last account
the wind had subsidized, and II was thought
the FIRE would be controlled without FUR:
ther damage.
Rosser s. Bros marble dust manufac.
tory at Dayton, was burned this morning.
Loss about $1,000
Three thousand dollars in fve.twenty
bonds were stolen last night from theresi.
dence ol John Evans at Vienna, Butler
county, ohio.
The General Christian Missionary As.
sociation reconvened this morning, and 81
additional delegates are reported.
The Committee on Evangelizatlon In
Germany submitted report favor.
bio 10 more vigorous efforts In that
country, and recommending G. 8. Loos,
Of West Va, for tho place, Prof. Loos
declining to accept the place, the report
was recOmmltted. .,
A monthly missionary periodical, at
twenty-five cents per annum, to be edited
by the Corresponding Secretary with the
approval Of the Board, which Is to as.
sumo pecuniary responsibility, was au.
thoriZed.
The committee on preaching tho goa.
pei TO the freedmen reported In favor Of
annual church collections 10 aid ol this
work, and that colored ministers EN-.
plOyed In this work should be able to
read the English New Testament and
hymn book, and bo required to read
such books as the Corresponding Secre-
tary shall require, and 10 frequently
invite their people to the subject Of Odu.
cation, and TO urge upon them the para.
mount importance Of providing schools.
Tho report Of the brethren requires ol the
colored missionaries satisfactory testlno.
mails as to character and qualifications,
and provides for securing 10 the same
extent q suspension by the white brethren
Of the locality in which no schools arc
established
The evening sermon by Prot McGar.
vey, Of Kentucky, was on universally.
Steps were taken tonight by the drug.
giStS ol Cincinnati to establish college
Of pharmacy. .
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Fire at HagerstOwa.

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Oct 20.-Tho build.
ings at this place owned by MeSsS. Wig
gins, Newcom & Stonebraker, aS pork
and grain warehouses, and also as freight
and ticket office for the Pennsylvania Cen.
trail Railroad and St. Louis and w. W.
v. Railroad Companies, waa destroyed by
fire yesterday. The cause Of the FIRE is
not definitely known. The fire was first
discovered In the east portion Of the
building, in the roof No insurance. Tho
building contained q considerable quan.
tity Of grain, which was all saved, as
were the books and papers Of the two
companies. Several buildings In the Vlcin'
ity were fired from the burning brands,
but no damage resulted, there being plenty
OF water and willing hands TO aid.
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national Polioa Con1nn,Ion.

ST. LOUIS, October 20.-The National
Police Convention met at the Southern
Hotel about eleven O'Clock and were call.
cd to order by James McDonough, Chief
Of the Police Of ST. Louis, and temper.
ary organization effected by the election
Of Chas A. Mautz, Of 81. Louis, Chair.
man and Samuel A. Lowe, Of 80, Louis,
Secretary. Mr.. MautE delivered brief
address Of welcome. Alter which the
Convention adjourned TO the Temple,
whero permanent organization was Of.
fected by the election Of Joseph Brown,
Mayor Of 81. Louis, President. One Vice
President from each State represent.
ed and Geo. Gavin, ]. 9. Chapman and
Samuel Loweal Of 3d. Louis, Secretaries.
Ninety members present. II.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Ku-KIu1 Taking the Alarm,

The Ku.KIuK Taking the Alarm.
WASHINGTON, D, O., October s4.-In.
telllgence has been received to the effect
that quite o number OF prominent citl.
zens ofthat section have left the country
ostensibly on business, but In reality
to escape the penaly Of the KI.
Klux law. Senator Hoyne, abiding to
the Presidents proclamation including
Marion county and others, says, no out
RACES were ever committed In that county,
An account Of the proceedings Of the
colored convention In Columbia, 8. O.,
shows that the following States were rep.
resented. Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, MlSsis.
sippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, District
OF Columbia. A committee was appointed
on the following subjects: Education and
labor, address to the American people,
printing finance, civil rights immigration,
and the amount oil negroes In tho South.
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The Medlicott Murder.

ST. LOUIS, October 20.-The prosecu.
lion In the Medllcott- Ruth poisoning case,
at Garnett, Kansas, closed yesterday, and
the defence opened with their principle
witness, Professor Wormly, Of Columbus,
Ohio, who thought the analysis ol Ruth's
stomach was carelessly made. Still he
could not swear that poison was not
found. Several immediate witnesses said
that Ruth's symptoms were consistent
with morphine poisoning. One or two
Of them said the symptom were those OF
quinine. Ms. Ruth will also be exam.
lned.
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st. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, Oct, 2O.-Mayor Brown, on
taking the chair, made some remarks
pertinent to The occasion, drawing atten.
tlon tn some Of the principal objects Of
on order and business was appointed,
and the convention adjourned. The fol.
lowing arc Vice Presidents james j.
Ward, Norwich; G.. W. Delkss, New
York; John Keron, New Jersey; B. F.
CLARK, Pa; ]. T. Gray, Nd; A. O. Rich
atison, d. O.; John s. johnson, Ga;
Edward Quinn, Alai George Badly, La;
r. w. ODonnel, Tenn; d, 9. Walcox,
Ohio; NJ. Berseman. Michigan; Ell
Thomas, Ind; J. O. Rubin, Ill; E. A.
Tenny, Wisconsin; Joseph MODonough,
Mo-; A. A. Robertson, KS, II. L. Be.
ward, Neb.i ]. II. Smith, Iowa.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Earl Granville, ln a
speech at Manchester last night, expressed
a feeling Of pride over tho Alabama nego-
tiations and their results. He regretted
the suffering In Chicago, and thanked the
American Government for SppresSlng
the Fenian raids.
The Times, this morning, believes the
jealousy of England Is extinct 1t states
that the subscriptions received at the
Mansion House, for Chicago, amount TO
thlrty'three thousand pounds. Hudders-
field has contributed goo.
1t Is rumored that Prince Napoleon will
90 10 Paris. -.-----
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CANADA.

ToRoNro, oNf., October 9O.--J. @.
johnson, engineer In charge ol Division
II Of the, Canada Pacific survey, from Red
Rock, Nepigion Bay to Long Lake, has
arrived here with 4 portion Of his men.
Five Indians and two white men belong.
inE to hiS staff was burned 10 death by the
fires In the woods. johnson completed
bis work, and reports favUrablY, Of the
country between the above mentioned
places for o railroad.
KINGSTON, ONT, October 2O.--stlll fur.
lher marine disasters arc reported. The
Schooners Phoebe, Catharlne and Con.
Suello are ashore at Howe Island, The
latter len this place yesterday With q car.
30 Of iron Tor Cleveland. ~ ilsts.
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destructive Firo at Cameron, Mo,

CAMERON, October 20.-This town was
visited by very disastrous FIRE last night,
which destroyed o large portion Of the
business and residence part OF the town.
The 1re broke out ID the livery stable
of Walt Matthews, about 10 o'clock, and
is supposed to have been the work Of an
incendiary. Tho principal losses are
Walt Matthews, $4,000 Peter Fisher
& Sons, $4,000 to $500; W. g. Walker,
$4,000; Samuel Matthews, $4,000; Con.
way q Bros 5000; ]. MIHanoy, $15 900;
Bullar's Panorama, Of New York, $4,000;
Vaucit's Hall, occupied by the Odd Eel.
lows and, AT. q A. ~, $1,000, and q
large number Of other losses, ranging
from $500 to $4,000, making the aggre.
gate $4,000. The Post Office, Ameri.
can Hotel and Masonic Hail were among
the buildings burned. Insured In the
North Missouri, Of Macon, So 800 State,
OF Hannibal, Mo-, $500; Merchants, Of
st. Joseph, $2,500; Fire and Marine, Of
81. Joseph, $6,6BO; National, Of Hanni.
bal, $500; Underwriters, N. Y, $500;
Kansas Fire and Marine, $10 900; Chateau,
Of 81 Louis, ii 800; Htha, 5000, and a
few small amounts, nggregating $Ss,25O
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MAINE.

BANGOR, Oct. 10-The opening Of the
European and North American Railway
was celebrated to-day. A large number
wese present, comprising distinguished
citizens Of the United Stales and Canada.
At the banquet President Grant made a
speech, saying that the occasion was one
with which be was pleased. The Cana.
dian Governor General spoke, referring
In approving terms to the Washington
treaty and compllmentlng President
nahrA
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 20.-The PruSsIan
Cr0S Gazette contradicts the accounts
given by Benedette Of the negotiations
between Bismarck and Napoleon in 1865.
1t asserts that the Germans while at Yer.
sailles found in the aroheves Of French
government, a copy In Benedettes hand
writing Of tue famous secret treaty which
was published last year.
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E1plO1lOn al Cannelton. Ind .

Lou1svtbIB, Oct. 20-A CDuriw.Jour.
nal special says the boiler in tho large
pottery works Of CLARK q Bro, at Camel.
ton, Indiana, exploded this morning,
shaking the houses In town, and even
across the river, az with an earthquake.
Fifteen or twenty men were at work
within ten feet Of the boiler, and were
covered witt mud from the explosion
but almost miraculouSly escaped serious
t,,tt,sy
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"A Paris dispatch says that favorable
advices are received from Algeria, and
the insurgents are becoming submissive
-Ba,chelder's "Last Hours oI Lin.
coln," saved from the Opera House at
Chicago, are on exhibition In Boston for
the benefit Of Chicago.
The subscriptions at Hamburg for
Chicago amount to $4,000. II Is 10 be
forwarded by telegraph.
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The Nobooner Horton.

GIoucEsrBR, October 20-A hearty
welcome WAS extended to the crew ot the
schooner Horton last night, and q purse
Of one thousand dollars was presented 10
Captain Knowlton. ltrn
A Bangor dispatch says that Mitchell
the Dominion Master OF Fisheries, says
that II is untrue that any BrltiAh cruiser
has been seen at Gloucester.
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Hnnrr Rnhhat1.

NEW HAVEN, October 9O.-An exten.
sive robbery was committed in the town
Of Woodberry on Thursday night. A
safe was opened In which $4,000, be.
longing TO the town, was taken. Other
stores were robbed. The thieves secur.
ed In all about $4,000.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o., October 9O.-The
Treasurer Of the Chicago Relief Fund
received up to noon to-day, over $4,000
In cash contributions.
Mrs. VIM. Il. SAffle, living On the West
Side, committed suicide yesterday by
taking laudanum. She leaves husband
and four children.
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A Phl,sdelpbia DefslUatiOu.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20-Garlan, @. T.
Yerkes, Jr., & Co., says the Ledger, leaves
deficit ol the city funds Of lour hundred
and seventy eight thousand dollars. The
firm has been speculating In the city
moneys. The assests Of the firm with the
City Treasurer may be able to cover the
amount,
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EAvENsvrLLB, lid, October eo.--JaS.
F. Shyrock, q young man well.known
along the river, a saloon keeper, was shot
by Colonel Watson, Of tue Watson
House, this afternoon. The shot was In
return for grievous insult. Shyrock Is
in a critCSi condition. Watson Is In Gus
todv.
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EGYPT.

New York, October ga letter from
Egypt says the Rhedive has made liberal
concessions to bis subjects In the mather
Of franchises. lie has established female
schools, and iS otherwise introducing re.
forms
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Murderer Convicted In New Orleans.
NEW ORbEANs, Oct. 2O.-The metro.
politan policeman LeschinSky, has been
convicted of murder, without capital pun
isbment, for clubbing Charles Houson to
death last September.
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PoUaHKREPstE, Oct. 20.-snow has
fallen over Cook and Ulster counties to the
depth 81 two inches.
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BOSTON,.

yBosToN, Oct. 9O.-A meeting oI the
Baptists takes place this afternoon TO
consider the caldmitles In the West
The contributions for Chicago up TO
last night amounted TO nearly four hun
dred thousand dollars. ~
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MEMPHIS, October 20.-Thero was an
immense attendance at the Fair today.
Cotton premium was awarded =. +. Me
ghee, Of Mississippi
The two young men arrested yesterday
Tor Ku.Klux were discharged to-day.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-The troubles In
the Creek nation have been settled by q
convention, which adjourned last satur'
day, declaring Chicote elected chief BY
three hundred majority.
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FRANCE.

VERsrLLEs, October 2O.-ThO ratlACa.
tiOn OF the treaty gives great satisfaction
10 Theirs, and he has conferred the Cross
Of the Legion ot honor on Quettler for
bis services.
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NEWARK, N. j. Oct, 2O-The Jury In
case Of Bolts, on trial for the murder Of
Pet Halstead rendered verdict Of guilty.
Of fmurdoT In the hr1t degrea
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BosToN, Oct. 90-The President an d
suite arrived here this evening on q spe,
clAl train, and len at sr.M dt New
YOFk. 7 .H'' .aHs. N
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FOREIGN.

Tho German Polar ETpedltiOn..An
Open Polar Sea SWarmlng with
Whale.
GOTTA, Oct 2O.-Full reports Of the
last German expedition to the North Pole
are published. 1t is claimed that the Gx-
peditlon was successful. A Polar sea
was discovered, free from Ice and swarm
Ing with whale.
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PORTLAND, Oct 20.-The President 70.
ceiVed an enthuslastic welcomS here To-
day. he made kFiei speech
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The barometer will probably continue
high, with pleasant weater through the
Atlantic States, and eaSlerly winds In the
Southern and Gull States, and a falling
barometer with southerly winds will pre-.
vail Ia the Mississippi valley.
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