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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

A TREAT is in store for those Of our cit
liens who can enjoy humorous lecture.
We understand that Mr.. J. S. Clarkson,
or more familiarly known MS "Spivins,"
ye genial local Of the Wheeling RgiSter,
will repeat his unrivallCd lecture on
"Cats," in our city sometime during the
coming week, probably on Thursday
evening, March 16.-IhrEer&bury Journal.
Our Parkersburg ncighbor will bear in
mind that at least fifty cats (black prefer
rc0 arc necessary TO insure the success
Of this lecture, and the boys ought to be
notified in time TO ensure their capture.
If the journal should need any poetry to
adorn its report, our machine poet Is open
to an engagement, The Parkersburg
tailors have sent large orders for vest
buttons 10 this city in anticipation of the
effects of the "unrivalled." OF course We
can't say what It's operation may be in
Parkersburg, but the lecture here was
quite solemn affair Only one man was
known to laugh, and he in the wrong
place. But then different people have diE.
fercnt conceptions of humor, and what
seemed very "stale, flat and improbable"
to II Wheeling audience may be immense
ly funny In PNrkcrsburg.
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CmcUlT CouRT-Promptly ut the hour
to which the Court stood adjourned yea
terday morning, it convened and pro.
ceeded to business. The following are
the principal cases disposed of during the
day; William Nicholson, indicted for as.
sault Ond battery-verdict of jury, five
cents fine and costs; George Bullock, In
dicted for similar Oifence-hnCd ten dol.
lars and costs; Mary Ingall, adultery
judgment confessed and fined twenty dol
lars and costs
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morning.
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CONCERT AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN.
MENT.-The Baptist Mission Sunday
School gave q concert and literary enter.
tainment, at the German Methodist Church
in South Wheeling, Thursday evening.
The music, both instrumental and vocal,
was well rendered, and, with the literary
portion Of the entertainment, was heartily
appreciated by the large audience.
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A Volcano Developing in Washing
ton Territory.
SAN FRANCIsCo. March

Mount Roirier, Washington Territory,
appears to be firing. up for a volcanic
eruption. The heat at the summit has
grown so great as to melt the SHOWS,
though heretofore the hottest summers
only partially melted them. There Is a
constant emission Of steam, and some
parties living in the vicinity claim smoke
rs well,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YnRK March 10

NEW IUHK, MHfCh ~.
There Is little change. Business with
the leading jobbing houses is active in
articles ofladies dresses and shawl goods,
but in general aspect the trade drags,
and most Of the commission and jobbing
houses complain Of dull trade for this
season, while heprices ore barely profta-
BILE as general thing
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March Il

CHICAGO, March 10.
FLoUR-Dull; extra spring s. GOaG s5
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 2 spring Chicago
quiet at 4atc lower; closed at 81 249a1 IS.
Corn, No. 2 mixed, quiet at 4c lower;
closed at 52tc cash; 624c seller April.
Oats, No. 2 dull at 495a5Oc. Rye, No. 2
quiet at 9Oc. Barley, spring No. 2 quiet
at 7jc.
HoGs-Dressed hogs, dull at 74a7ic.
Live, dull at s. 90a5 97t.
CATTLE-Firmer at 1Oa15c; higher, 4ta
Gle.
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NEW YoRK, March 10.

CorroN-steady; middling upland 14ttc.
Steady; IS 75a6 80 for shipping
grades. 1.' 49,
GRArN-Wheat firm; new spring 81 81
al IS. Corn, dull and drOoping; wes-
tern mixed SIC.
PRov1sIoNs-Lard quiet.
EG0s-Fresh 24a26c.
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W. Va. NJ. Z. CoNrERENcE.-About
14O ministers OF the NJ. Z. Church have
reported here to attend the annual Con-
ference, which commences its sessions to.
day. There will probably be 1856 clergy
men present. Bishop D. W. Clarke, OF
Cincinnati, has arrived P1rkcr6Nrg
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The Presidential Demand for Sum-
ner'S Head.
Wash. Cor. Gin. Gazette.


Wash Cor. Gin. Gazette.
just prior 10 the assembling of the Re.
publican caucus this morningButlcr wend.
cd his way TO the White House on a
mission with which he was intrustcd by
some Of the Massachusetts delegation in
Congress, This mission was 10 ascertain
il the President was irrovocably deter.
mined To Use his influence and power 10
have Sumner removed from the Foreign
Relations Committee. Butler opened
his case by stating Ut whose in.
stance he called, and then asked Il
there could be no compromise on the part
ot the administration. The President was
very prompt In his reply. He said that
Sumner could not be retained on that
committee unless It was against the ear
nest wishes of both himself and the Secre-
tary Of State. The administration had
some very important matters to submit
to tho Senate foreign relations com.
mittee, which would require that It's
chairman should be in full and free
sympathy with the Executive and Sec
rotary ol State. Among these vital mat.
ters were the reports of the San Domingo
Commission and Joint High Commission
on the Alabama claims and the fishery
question. Summers views on these QucS-
tiQns were both very pronounced and very
hostile, and his removal was thus render
ed absolutely necessary. Butler thereup.
on withdrew and reported the Presidents
ultimatum to those who sent him. Under
this state Of affairs the caucus assembled.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., March 10

CINCINNATI, o., March 10.
The dead body oI an unknown man,
about forty.two years old, with light hair
and eyes, dressed In plaid shirt and
black pants, was found In the river this
evening 1t had been in the water sever.
al weeks.
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Philadelphia MarGet.

FHILADELPHIA1 DIAFCn 10.
FLoUR-Steady; extras at $550a7 90;
others unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat steady; Indiana red at
81 Gal 85. Rye and corn unchanged.
Oats 62ia64c. .
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork declined, at
22tc.
Ons-Petroleum, crude 1Sic; refined
WHISKY -Nrmer at ss3aOsc.
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SAN DOMINGO.
More G'YearnihE" For Annexation..
A Pretty Kettle Of Fish.
NRw YoRK. March IN

- ANNNS S@SNNNS ~ = AS"S
NEW York, March 10.
The Hemld's special correspondent at
Havana, telegraphs that affairs in ST. Do.
mingo do not promise well for tho ultimate
success OF the annexation party. The
population, on hearing that the Commis.
slonerS had sent a report favorable to the
project, armed themselves and commenced
setting fire to the buildings and threaten.
ing to burn the town; at the same time
uttering cries Of no annexation! Luperon
the Dominican General, has arrived in the
northern part Of the Island with some Of
his followers, and would act in conjunc.
ton with Cabral against Baez and the
annexation party. The Haytlens, although
protesting strict neutrality, are secretly
aiding the Dominican insurgents, and
they have been warned against it by the
United States officials.
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HAYTI.
: HAlrTrT1, Jococ,,rEl, Ma

HATTI, JocoMEI, March y.
On the nights Of the End and Sd. a
small band otFeVolutioAistS, attempted.t TO
surprise the arsenal in the city Of Port au
Prince, but were toiled In the attempt.
The leaders have been arrested, and will
be shot.
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Fire at Orange C. II.

i RICHMOND, March 10.
Z Aspecial dispatch from Orange G. H.,
says fire at that place yesterday after.
noon destroyed the hotel Of Houseworth
& Yates, the Baptist church, the store Of
Mr.. Russ and three dwellings.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 10

BALTIMORE, March TO-
FLOuR-Firm.
GRArN-Wheat firm; Ohio and Indiana
81 5Sa1 B5. Corn-Whlte Southern eSa
S5c; Yellow $50. Oats 61a62c, Rye Goa
81 05.
PRovTsroNs-U Unchanged.
WmsKY-Firm at 92c.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 10.

In the House of Lords, yesterday, the
Chancellor defended the release Of the
Fenian convicts, and the Duke of Rich.
mond denounced It as n weak and unwise
act. During the debate in Commons on
the army reorganization, vehement pro
tests were made against the abolition OF
the purchase system by members who
predict an endless evil thereby. General
Sir Henry storkS argued ably in favor Of
ahnlitiOn -.|
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ITALY.
A Disclaimer from the King of Italy.

A DlSCIAlmeF from the Hing OF IIhIy1
sl0g FLORENCE, March 10.
King Victor Emanuel denounces as a
forgery the letter credited to him by the
Paris correspondent Of the London 1in,eS,
expressing surprise and disappointment at
the hard terms inflicted on France, espe.
ciAlly as to the cesslon Of territory. The
letter was stated to have been written to
Emperor William. I - aTl 2N 'Egf
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STATE observation-disclosures 0lu, W.
new, O4t; Missouri, Oh; Virginia, new,
67i old, GOT; North Carolina, old, COZ;
new, 2Ol.
SToCKs-Wcstern Union Telegraph 55t;
Adams Express, 69l; Wells, Fargo & Co,
4S; American Az; United States 49F; Pa.
cific Mail, 49,; New York Central, 0SR; do
scrip, O3b; Erie 91R; Harlem 1874; Read.
ing, 102; Michigan Central, 118; Pitts.
burgh, 111i; Northwestern, S0t; do prefer.
red, 98f; Rock Island, 1928; New Jersey
Central. 1861; St Paul, 55t; do prefer
red, 1T; Wabash IS; do preferred, 7Gt;
Fort Wayne, 07s; Terre Haute, so;
Chicago& Alton, 1184; Ohio & Mississippi,
44F; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
SAT; Burlington s. Quincy, 1904; Lake
Shore, 98t; Indiana Central, 1911; Illinois
Central, 1884. :
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LONDON, March 0

A telegram from Mr.. Wade, British
charge d affairs in China, dated Pekin 10th
ulk, reports that all Is quiet and there
has been no further ontrages against
foreigners. W
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supplies for Starving France.
- H11 r NEW YoRK, March 9.


Subscriptions among the French in aid
of France are continued with renewed
vigor all over the country NJ. Vatalle
Tfesurcr Of the Committee Dc Sccour, in
this city, rendered an official account yes
terdAy Of tho latest subscriptions. Dur
ting the past two weeks $500 were re-
ceived, making q total Of $84,350 45.
The proceeds Of the ball given by the
Circle De La Harmonic, Of the Academy
Of Music, lately, for the benefit OF the
fund, amount 10 $l,143. Orders have
been received to fit out the store ship Re.
lief, for special service, connected with tha
relief ofthe suffering peasantry Of France.
She will be ready for sea In about
four weeks. 1t is expected she will carry
q heavy cargo for o vessel Of her class
Mr.. Lanier, Of the committee, sailed yes
terday in the Cuba, for the purpose oI
experimenting the distribution Of the sup
plies. 5 Y ~ an .
The steamship Periere, which left this
port for Hayre yesterday, carried the fol-
lowing provisions and military stores
Two cases Of beef 1876 cases Of rifles
1926 cases Of pistols, 40 cases Of sabres, 01S
cases Of harness, and 10 cases Of tarpaulins
Total value, $731 600. "J q.
4 The United States steamship Supply
will sail to day for Havre, laden 70 the ut
most extent with supplies for the suffer
Ing French. ~ VI 's '
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cn1cAeo.

HHH OIlCAuO, NlhIH -
This afternoon at No. 34s Hubbard
street, while Mr.. Martin was raising his
house with the assistance Of John Smith
and VIM. Pierce, the supports suddenly
gave way, and Smith and Pierce were
crushed 10 death, Mr.. Martin was seri.
ously injured, and can scarcely survive.
A violent thunder storm occurred in
this city this afternoon, lasting three OF
four hours. A large quantity q rain
fell. fE3HF aE FE4A8HAs
Henry B. Wall, n detauhCr 10 q large
amount othe, treasury of Hancock GOun-
ty, Ohio, was yesterday arrested near
Des MoinCs, Iowa. la2AiiH 1p A.|i1
Geo. Pendleton, q well-knOwn citizen
and for many years u heavy operator in
the Board Of Trade, died suddenly this
morning, He was native Of Cleveland
A special lromID lincoln, Nebraska, says
that spring has so well advanced that
farmers are putting in their wheat and
other spring grain. slr,sg
The Board Of Trade Of this city has
Just concluded the exciting investigations
Into the case Of d. II. Denton, one Of the
members Of the Committee on Grain In
spection. He was charged with having
obtained from the Chief Inspector oI
Grain and using a certificate that cargo
of grain was No. . oats, when It was
really oats mixed with one-tourth o.
musty barley, The Inspector was dismiss.
ed several weeks ago, and Denton was dis
missed from the Inspection COMMITTEES
to-day. His resignation as director was
accepted, and severe Censure voted by
very full meeting. a.
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the committee OF conference ordered q
substituted Adopted. vi ..H rag.A Oh
The substitute adopted yesterday for
the Senate bill, granting lands for rail-
roads from Minnesota to the manufactur.
ling districts Of British America, was
amended by making its title conform to its
provisions.
Mr., TOWNSEND, from the Committee on
Education; reported the following resolu'
ton: S1ELN ~ ss rlf'.
Resolved, That the policy pursued BY
the United States towards four and.a.halt
millions Of It's people suddenly cnfran'
chised by the events Of the great civilwar
in seeking to provide for their education,
to rentlef them Independent aud self sup.
portihg, Us d asOuTee OF just national pride,
and that the House hereby acquits Major
General O. o. Howard ot gronndless and
causeIess charges preferred against him,
and does hereby declare, in its judgment,
that in successfully organizing and nd.
ministering with fidelity aud. ability the
Frecdmen's Bureau, which has contribu-
ted so much to the accomplishment
! E6f these great ends he is deserving the
gratitude q The American people | il
Mr. TOWNSEND moved to suspend the
rules and pass the resolution. Adopted.
Yeas 1874, nays 52. 7ol---r.I..-
TRdSStp Efsi SdthOut any sxcepiOh, ?
party vote. y
Mr.. HooPEH moved to suspend the
rules audpasss sth6 bill Tepea!fng the in
come tax. Rejected. Yeas OF, nays 116.
The result was rec eived with laughter.
The Committee on the Legislative Ap.
preparation Bill reported that tho COM
miLtee had not been able to agree. The
report was adopted, and new Confer
enCc Committee was appointed.
! Mr.. NEoLEY, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, made areporlin the matter
of the charges as to the management OF
the National Asylum for Disabled Sol.
dicrs, that the charges made were with.
out foundation, Ordered printed and re.
committed. - - II ~ y. IA &
Mr.. STRICKLAND moved 10 suspend the
rules to pass the Senate bill to extend the
time for revCrsions to the United States Of
lands granted by Congress tothe State OF
Michigan, for n railroad from Pere Mar.
qucttc to Flint. Agreed to.
The House adjohrnedIpIH hHE ilLN
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GENERAL NEWS.

l., ~ nlH ChT ri al "a "a
z. TheNew Jersey Central Railroad Com
pany hus leased The Lehigh & shsqnehan'
na Railroad, the necessary documents
having been drawn up and signed by the
representatives Of both corporations IN
Trenton Tuesday night. Nothing yet has
been made public concerning the terms oI
the lease. .Irl ~. iNHyugI UUg
Ben. BOycG, charged with killing
Captain jenkins, Deputy U. s. Marshal, At
New Madrid, Mo, q few days ago, has
been released on $50, 900 ball. q gnir,
h There were thirteen bids for gold
Thursday, amounting TO about three and
a.half million dollars, at 10 to o11O.Ol'
G'he awards will bo n million dollars from
11O.7O to 1901.
The residence and store Of James T.
Pennington and the residences and out
buildings OF Judge Walker and Mrs. &.
Il. Bell, at Lowell, Me, were burned Tues
day night Loss nearly $1,000. "
-Burwcll, whose store burned in Troy
Ohio, on Tuesday, had his brOther.in.law
Cecil, and a negro arrested on Wednes'
day, at that place, on suspicion ofinccn'
diarisni. They were bound oSerto ap'
pear before agrand jury ! . ~ V "
In the Filkins case at Albany ycster'
day, witness called Thomas A. Ilalpine
express messenger, who was under eX
animation several hours, lie positively
identified the prisoner as thenlOn who en-
tered the car and shot him. i
-Four young women graduated as ply,
sicians from the New England Medica
College ut Boston Wednesday, ont
woman, Miss Nye, Of Bellevue, Vermont
starting to goaS missionary physician q
ConstantinOple, c under the auspices O. thI
American board q
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FINANCIAL. .H'''
new 7.3O GOLD % D. LOAN,
bal ''@'4a f.a-== dU.r. a.d Iaai
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
m ''.."lr9J a- aI .
I. JAY COOKE SEQ.
olrsr for salo at Par and Accrued Interest the
FINANCIAL.
oGer fOr saIO at Par and Accrued Interest III,
!. FIRST MORTGAGE LARD. GRAAT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific. Railroad Co

There bonds are secured, first, by 4 First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself Its rOlllngst0ck,
anti all equipments; E6oORd, by First Mortgage
on Its entire Land Grant, being moro than Twen.
ty'TwO Thousand Acres OF Land to each mile OF
Roal, qr. r.- t....f
3 Tho Bonds are free from United States Tax;
the Principal and Interest arc payable In Cold
the Principal at the end Of Thirty years, and the
Interest SCmi annually, at the ratg OF sEVENAND
THREE-TENTIs Pm GENT. per annum.
They are Issncd dindenominatious In Of $i00 $500,
$40 70, s., 900 and $l0, 900.
Tho Trustees under the Mortgage Are MessrS,
Jay Cooke, OF PHILADELPHIA, and j. Edgar Thorn
son; President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company,
These Northern Pacific 7SO Bonds viii ut all
timcs before maturity, be receivable AT TEN PEn
Can't. PAENlUN (or. I,i0l, in exchange for tic
Cohipany's lands at their lowest cash price.
InaddltiOn TO their absolute safety, these BOnds
Yield an Income larger, We believe than any other
arst.class security. Persons holding United
states b2Gs can, by converting them into North.
en- Pacldcs, increase thoir yearly income one.
third, and still have perfectly reliable invest.
rnGnt.
How TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and Of any needed determination. Per-
sons Wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 30 with any OF our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETABLE bECuRITfEB. 'h4 iU strl.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 uG
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
Clnc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost TO
tho investor. For further Information, pampl,
let's maps, etc, call on or address the underLgn.
I'd. or any Of tho Banks or Bankers employed 10
sell this Loan. 1 al a -II,f b
After careful investigation have accepted The
General agency for West Virginia and tho ad-
joining counties OF Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale or these bonds, and confidently recon-
mend them to my customers and investors gGH-
orally. r, CRANCLE,
Janl7e0d President CTS Bank.
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eill q:
Missouri Politics.
DIlpateh Q the cInelnnall eazoLto.

Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
-,taf rr ST. LOUIS, March /.
The Copperhcads won another victory
In the House to-day, the bill providing
for IN election 10 determine whether
Constitutional Convention shall be called
having passed tho House lty d vote Of
sevGnly.One 10 forty.iOur, being one man
more than a constitutional majority. The
election is to be held on tho first Tuesday
In May. 1t Is not believed this bill can
pass the Senate, but even though enough
Liberals who were elected on taclt un.
dGrstanding that they would favor such o
bill can be got 10 vote for and carry II, 1t
Is still the opinion OF the Republicans TINT
II can be defeated before the people. The
Democrats have shown suCh partisan
spirit during the session, and developed
so many schemes for 0htAiuing party
power regardless Of the welfare Of the
State, that the people are becoming
aroused 10 the true condition Of affairs,
and the result will be the thorough unit.
ing Of the two wings Of the Republican
party, and tho defeat Of all measures
which may come up before the people
having partisan purposes In view. There
Is no doubt that II this convention Is
called, and the Democrats have a maiori.
ty Of the delegates, they will Dust every
Republican officer In the State. This
purpose has been concealed as much ls
possible, Of course, but the tudercurrents
point strongly in this direction, and can
not much longer be kept ont OF sight.
When this is fully realized by the people
the Democratic party will not only lose
the partial power Il gained in. the lust
election, but be swept almost ont Ofextst.
ence IN this State. 'e." ..
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Floods in the Northwest.
liza CRossEI Wis, March 2.

There is now prospect Of an early
opening Of navigation on the northwest
ern rivers The rain storms Of the past
week have caused severe floods in many
portions Of Wisconsin and Minnesota, in.
terrupting travel and transportation by
the water royeEhowing the TSilroad tracks
and tearing ont culverts, small hfidges,
pile work and light grading. On ahe
Upper Mississippi and tributaries cspeci.
ally have these inconVeniences been felt
Between the tunnel and La Crosse, on the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul road, trains were
suspended for "a couple OF days, The
Winons and La Crosse Railway was in
some places four feet undeE water. The
Southern Minnesota river, west lof this
place, rose at thefate OF a foot an hour
throughout the dayand trains have been
suspende several days. Therepais have
oil been made and everything Is again In
order for resumption OF transportation.
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A Curious suit at montgomery.
MoNrooMERY, AIA., March 9.

There is much interest taken in suit
on trial here to-day, in the extraordinary
spectacle presented OF u United SAGes
Judge us defendant. The suit grows out
of an order of United States Judge Bus.
teed, issued last June, imprisoning tho
Auditor Of State for alleged contempt in
not obeying the court restraining the col.
lection Of taxes from express companies.
The Auditor sues Judge Blsteed for libel,
and lays the damages at $250O00. Both
parties are releading members ofthc Repub.
liCan party.