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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-08
schenck Not Going to England at
All..GoIng to be Attorney of the
Northern Pacific Railroad,
ace Cincinnati Enquirer.
Nrw Yopr GTo-.

New YORK, March 9.
It is now ascertained that General
schenck will not so to England at ali,
OF, If he goes, will only renafTl for n shot
time, to return and entcr upon his duties
as Chief Attorney of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company, worth S25, 900
per annum, which has been offered him
by Jay Cooke, President Of the road. The
offer was made to him Immediately after
his nomination by the President, but ut
the urgent solicitation of General Grant
he accepted the English Mission, with the
understanding on the part of Jay Cooke,
that the position Of Chief Attorney for
the Northern Pacific Railroad would be
kept open for him. The High Commis-
sion business has kept Scllenck in Wash
ington. Their labors will not be con-
cluded till midsummer, by which time
Mr.. Cooke will require General Schenck
70 enter at once upon his duties in connec.
tion with the road 9'' 4F!Ht
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Bad State Of Affairs in North Carolina
WAsUIN0TON march, n

WARRINGTON, March 0.
Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
was at the White House, to-day, and had
an interview with the President relative
to the condition Of affairs in in his State
Holden is Of the opinion. that unless tue
government intCrposcs, with its strong
military arm, in North Carolina matters,
they will continue TO grow worse, until,
in general reign Of anarchy, thctc will
be no longer safety either for life or pro.
perty. He states that bad as tue forth.
coming report Of the Southern investi.
gating committee will show affairs 10 be
in tho South, and especially in his State,
no amount OF human testimony can begin
to convey to the people Of the law.a6id
Inc communities In tho Northern States
the real condition Of things in that Un-
happy section Of the country. "fna
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Cincinnati Market.
. CINCINNATI, March

tt r- SLNCLNAATlI NlArCl Z.
CoTToN-Panicky and difficult to Civ,
accurate quotations. middling nominally
at 14c.
FLoUR-NTarkct firm. -" 5
GRAN-Wheat-Firm at 81 Ssa1 40
Corn and Rye-Steady. Oats No. . a
5Oa52c. BarleyTSteady and firm at O5ct
81 0S. III
GRocERLEs AND 0ns- Unchanged.
EGGs-2Oc.
BuTTER-Scarce and firm at 2Sa39c.
CHEEE-Quiet at 15a1GIc.
SEEDs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Q1fet and very little done.
Pork-Sales 500 bbls at SCI 90, but $91 II
generally asked. Nothing trauspired iu
bulk meats, bacon or lard, and prices are
nominal. No pressure tosoll.
HoGs-Dull and declined; the whole
range ut S6a7 90.
CATT1E- Scarce, firm and higher at 81
ToDAcCo-Steady.
WnGsEY-At 64c. - u I.
.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
A. IL a.. Z.


New York, March Z.
Gold has been strong and dull, with all
sales at 111a111R. Loans were made at
from 3 to 3 per cent Clearances $l5, ,000,-
600. Governments dull and firm, with
but little change. Currency skies were
ieverish, sales having been made ut 115.
The stock market opened active and
strong, and at second board became weak,
and so continued until after 2 o'clock,
when an upward reaction set In. The
great event Of the day was the sudden
advance in Cleveland & Pittsburgh from
113 to 1881, followed by o reaction to
la !, and q recovery to 1881. The occa-
sion Of this was q rumor OF an intended
80 per cent scrip dividend, and q lease to
the Pennsylvania Central on the basis of
the Fort Wayne lease. After this stock,
the principal dealings have been In New
York Central, Hudson River and Read.
ing, which advanced to 1921, Lake Shore,
Northwestern preferred, Ohio & NIissis.
sippi, Western Union and Pacific Mail.
The last named declined in consequence
Of unfavOrable telegramSs from Wash
ington, the market closing a little oil, with
a few exceptions, from the lightest prices
made. Money easy at from 4 to B per
cent. State securities steady, new Vir.
ginias very strong. Only subscription to
the new loan reported Is $4,000 by the
Security Dank Sterling exchange, bank.
era bills 1908.
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WAsIT1NGToN. NInrch Z,

WASHINGTON, March Z.
Governor Scott has called upon the
President for United States troops to sup
press the outrages in the counties Of Union
and York, South Carolina, where, he re-
ports, that men are murdered or driven
from their homes nightly, becauseof their
political opinion. Governor Scott informs
the President that there is no sufficiently
armed and equipped militia. TO give the
needed protection, and thatif he did have
at his disposal a competant military force,
there are no funds in the State Treasury
to transport and subsist them. He says
that nothing but q permanent garrison In
the disatEected sections will give pfoteC-
tionto the men who are threatened with
murder or exile solely because Of their
fidelity to the principle Office Of the Cow
ernment Asan evidence of. the condition
Of affairs IN South Carolina, the facts are
stated that on last Monday o, company OF
United States troops TINT fefe Columbia for
York had the railroad torn up in theirfront
bya body OF armed men, who were Obliged
to march by the road. On Friday last the
Republican members OF tho Legislature
now sitting paid men to picket the road
leading from the Capitol, because of the
well grounded fears Of a$kn:KlhX raid
on their body.
A committee Of three members Of the
South Carolina Legislature will arrive
here In daylor two to lay tho condition
OF affairs in South Carolina before the
President Warren Wilkes, leading
Conservative member Of the South Caro-
lima Legislature, Is ono Of the committee.
Two regiments and q battery Of rCgu-
lar. troops have been ordered to
Louisville, KY, as . permanent garrison.
The Seventh Cavalry has been ordered
from the Department of Missouri to the
Department Of the South, the, Sixth Cav
airy from the Department Of Texas to the
Department OF Missouri, and the School
of Instruction for Light Artillery at Fort
Riley, Kansas, is discontinued, the bat.
teries to join their respective regiments. >
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Chicago Market.
ToDACCo-Stcady
WnGsKY-At S4c.
CHICAGO. NIarc.

FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat; No. 9 spring quiet and
4a4c lower, closed at 81 244a1 25 !; this of.
ternoon heavy at 81 23ta1 23F. Corn
No. 2 mixed dull and prices declined la
&c, and closed ut 52C cash; this afternoon
dull at 51ic. Oats-No. 9 dull and de.
clined 4c, and closed at 40Ic. Rye-No.
2quiet at 0Oc. Barley-No. Q spring
dull and declined 1c, and closed weak al
TIC.
HoGs-Dresscd hogs 4clower at 7ta74;
live opened firm and closed dull and weak
at SO 50a7 40. |
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ROME.
Row, March Z.

The Pope has held secret consistory,
in which he delivered an allOcution Of
considerable length, The Holy Father in
an address to the Cardinal, attacks the
motives and acts Of the authorities in the
recent Italian events, and particularly the
occupation Of Rome, and rejects the
guarantees Of his spiritual power, propos.
cd by q bill which recently passed the
Italian Parliament. He also comments
on the occurrenceof the Franco. Prussian
war, and expresses his gratitude for the
devotion to himself and church Of the
whole oliesworldarls an !
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Gov. ALcoRN, Of Mississippi is an ex,
ception to the general run Of Governors
Although elected Senator Of the United
States, he declines to take the place
deeming 1t his duty to remain where he Is
and devote himself to the work of reorgau'
izing and establishing the institutions ol
tho State, which very greatly need his
efforts. ..L ~ ~ "a
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Fire at FAN River.


FALL RIVER, MASS, March {.
The packing room building connected
with the Globe Print Works, in this city,
was destroyed by fire at two o'clock this
morning, Over 1000 pieces OF prints
were destroyed. The loss on building,
machinery and goods is about Ss5,0OO,
and Is insured In thirty.three different
Offices, Tho origin OF the fire Is unknown.
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Mn. DICKERsoN, in a recent lecture
upon the microscope, mentioned q curious
instance Of perpetual motion. He said !:
"lhavc In my possession q small quantity
Of the white Of IN egg-which Is nlIaoSL
pure albumen, and lrllctureless-treaIed
with little carbolic acid and alcohol,
hermeIlcally sealed up in glass, where II
has been several months. THIS Is dead
matter, so laras any matter can he said to
be dead, and yet, under the microscope,
1t appears filled with little spheres, which
whirl about like little glohules Of water
on hot iron, never ccasing by day or by
night, and apparently never losing any
part Of the mysterious power which Is
expended in giving them motion, How
is that done?"
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M. E. Missionary Anniversary.

-- CINCINNATI, March Z.
The Cincinnati branch Of the Womens'
Foreign Missionary Society of the ATethU.
dist Episcopal Church, embracing the
States Of Ohio, kentucky and West Vir.
ginia, celebrated their first anniversary
to-day. Tho reports of the works are
highly encouraging Tor now movement.
The receipts Of this branch for the first
year have been over $4,000.
Resolutions were passed by the Cham.
Der Of Commerce to-day, thanking Sena.
tors Sherman, Thurman and Morton, and
Representatives Hale and Stevenson, and
the local committee for their labors in
preserving the navigation Of the Ohio
river from distractions.
Over 400 emigrants passed through
here en- route for Rice county, Kansas.
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BloOdshed at Meridian, Miss.---Six
Negroes and One White Man Killed.
MRRIpAN. M1ss March Z.

4AahsADRNN u4Ao9ll 1ANASA -
Yesterday, during the trial Of three
negroes before Justice Bramlette, for RI
otSus conduct, one Of the negroes, named
Finley alias Tyler, shot and instantly
Killed Bromlette. An indiscriminate fir.
ing ensued and two negroes were killed
in the courtroom. The negro who killed
Justice Bramlette jumped through tho
second story window. BE was pursued
and shot to death by the sheriff and his
posse. The citizens assembled in large
numbers, with arms, to assist the officers
and sheriff In disarlning the negroes. In
the execution fthis order several negroes
were killed by the sheriff and his party
during last night. The whole number o.
persons killed, rs far as Is positively
known, was seven, six negroes and one
white. Mayor Sturgiss, on his own re-
quest, after rendering his resignation, was
given safe conduct to the cars by the ciil.
zenS, upon his pledge to 50 North and
never return.
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The German citizens Of Wheeling pro-
pose to commemorate the victories achiov-
cd by the Fatherland in the late war and
the reunion OF the German States, by a
public celebration at a not distant day
which has not yet been named. On an-
other page may be found the proceedings
of q meeting held Monday evening to
make Arrangements. -
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. ENGLAND. E7Hs;NC Z 4
Ministerial Changes.

.F. .flsEtsr LONDON, March Z.
The 4It,es announces the following
changes in the ministry: George ]. Go
sChen succeeds Hugh G. Z. Childers as first
Lord ofthe Admiralty; R. Ames STAINS
field succeeds Mr.. Goschen as President
Of the Poor Law Board; W. E. Baxter
succeeds Mr.. Stanstieldas one OF the joint
Secretaries Of the Treasury, and George
]. Shaw and MIR. Letevre, at present Sec
retaries for the home departments, sue.
coed Mr., Baxter as Secretary to the Ad-
miralty.
The International Commission.
LONDON March z.
The Post learns that the prospect for
o settlement Of all matters disputed be
tween the United States and England by
the High Commission at Washington Is
very promising. There is, says the Post,
an evident disposition TO treat all the
topics with fairness. The discussion will
first take place upon the fisheries, and
afterwards upon the Alabama claims
The Daily Metos Of to-day says special
convention has been entered into by the
German aud French authorities, under
which the German occupation Of Yer.
sailles is extended until the 10th ioi March
The 7sIegTIphS special from Florence
announces the settlement Of the difficulty
between the Governments Of Italy and
Tunis. The demands Of Italy were fully
conceded, and the conditions Of the Flor.
.ence Government accepted by TuniS
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New York Market.
New YoRK, March

New YoRK, March Z.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged; mid
ding uplands 148c. isa,.
.FLoUR-Closed dull OF SO sOa6 95 for
shipping cxtrBs, q
GRAIN-Wheat-DulI and heavy; red
and amber 81 G5a1 10. Rye firlDer at
81 10a1 12. 0ats-A speculative demand
and higher; western and Ohio 8Sa71c.
Corn-Western mixed free seller at Ssc.
LARD-Dull; seller April at 13tc.
EGGs-Steady; fresh 20a29c.
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Every Family should have a Bottle.

We have in our possession hundreds OF the
most hattertnH testimonials from Physicians Of
the highest standing, both of the AlGpathy and
homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
th0 Home Stomach Blttcrs ~ q recnperant,
stomaehlc and tonic, and all agree that they are
the best remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and General Debility. ThCy arc Ger
tain preventative Of Fever and AGlc, BllliouspeSS
and all diseases arising iFOm malATIOHS cRusea.
They are not only DELIOnTPUL TO THE TARSR, but
beneficial 10 tho sick, the cOnv1leScGnt and the
well, inpArtIng strength to both mind and body.
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Philadelphia Marset.

FLoUR-Firm, Ohio and Indiana 81 90
az 75.
GRAN-Wheat firm, demand good; rcd
western 81 Goal 05. Rye 81 05. Corn;
yellow 500, closed asking SC; mixed 7Oa
SOC. Oats 64a05c.
GRooERIEs-The stock Of Coffee Is
nearly exhausted.
WIIIsKY-Dull at 09tc.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
THE INCOME TAX AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, March Z.

WASHINGTON, March Z.
Commissioner Pleasonton win send to
Congress at IN carly date, o communica-
tion In regard to the income tax, report OF
whisky and q modification Of the to.
baCco laws. He will repeat the recon.
mendations which he made 10 the last
Congress, and urge immediate action
on them. ..i .rr ,
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES AND
LENGTH OF SESSION. e
A 1Fi5unGS Washington special says
the Senate Republican caucus will meet
this morning, for the purpose Of appoint
ing Committees and Conventions To revise
the list Of the Senate committees, and con-
sidering the question Of fixing m early
date for the adjournment, Much differ
ence Of opinion prevails among the Sena-
tors upon the latter question. II is Ger
tain that the House resolution will not be
agreed to, and the prospect now is TINT
there will be o total disagreement on the
part Of the Senate. 1tis quite certain that
II any general legislation is begun, it will
be impossible to bring the session to u
close under a month or six weeks, if
therefore both Houses do not agree by the
end OF this week, uponthe day 81 fadjourn
ment, 1t will be safe to predict that Con-
gress will sit until about the middle Of
AnriI
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The French Relief Committee have re.
ceiyed q telegram from London that, their
agent Is personally distributing funds in
the districts between Dieppe and Paris,
where great distress exists, Signed by
Benz. Moran. 800 Co.,. mo
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baltimore Market.

lI~ BALTIMORE, March Z.
FLouH-Firm.
GRAGN-Wheat unchanged. Corn firm
white southern s6assci yellow S9as3c
Oats GOaO1C, .,.....
WnsskY-Firm at OlaO1Ac.
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A ROCHESTER, man wants Winnie Rea IN
to make statute Of Ben. Wade, as he up
peared In San Domingo mounted on
bull, making journey into the interior,
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Treasurer Spinner has decided that
postmasters must receive mutilated cur
rency Tor the full value in payment for
postage stamps,
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A dispatch to the New York Herald
says the present attitude of the mob in
Paris is quite threatening.
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A AHoMoWlog, rated to q Jersey saw
mill, was found to contain a hundred sun
fish 1t q torpid state.
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TnE SENATE co1[M1TrEEs.

The Republican Senators held caucus
meeting this morning, and appointed
Messrs. Sherman, Morrill,, Of Vermont,
Howe, Of New York, and Poole o com
mittce to revise the Senate Committees,
and report their recommendations ton
future meeting Of the caucus. Some in
formal discussion took place as 10 the time
Of adjournment Of the, session, and al.
though no action was taken on the sub
lcCt, the general sentiment seemed to
favor delay in adjournment at least until
next week.
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"A shock Of an earthquake was felt
about six o'clock Sunday evening in New
Hampshire. ...a S..
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A PROCESS has been invented by which
castor oil Is made palatable, md can be
eaten OH bread like so much honey.
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TIE CONDITION OF TIE SOUTH.
WASHINGTON; March Z.
Special to the Morning Post

Special to the Morning Post.
On Thursday tho special committee on
alleged outrages in Southern States will
submit report TO the Senate, together
with,thc evidence taken, amounting tC
nearly one thousand printed pages, and
on tho day following 1t is said tho Presi-
dent will send a special message to Con.
gress relating to the same subject, and
asking for legislation before adjournment
RAID ON ILLICIT DIsTILLERIEs.
Assistant Supervisor, r. T. Gaines, ac-
companied by Deputy U. s. Marshal, A.
II. 0tterson and q squad Of federal sol
diers, left hero on the 27th Of February
fora raid on the illicit distilleries in The
third district, They have succeeded II
breaking up twelve distillerleS and de-
stroying thirty six thousand gallons oI
beer at Shell Mound, Smith county. The
party was fired upon by bushwhackers
but no one was hurt District Super
visor Gaines was shot in the thigh by the
accidental discharge ol his pistol and
brought home to-day. qIe wound Is &C.
we're, but not dangerous The remainder
Of tho party Is still in search Of contra
band distilleries
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San Domlngois said to 10 q place
"where every prospect pleaScs, and only
man ia vile" -''a' '' ''i T' p
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

LawlesSness and BlOOdshed.-A Viz.
tual State of InsurrectlOn--.The
Governor Calls on the President for
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United states g,s Of 1881, coupons, ..ll6 -
Flve-twenties Used l1aH
FiTe-twenties (iS6G. .ll24
Five.twentiGs CIs86). 1l34
FiV6.twenties Cle65) new. Ill
FlVe-tWentiee (iS67) .lllk
Five-tWentlGs (iS63).
Ten.lorties. ......,.,..........,..109 109h
Currency &c.. ............!.!...."....,.1 ,.1l3H
STATE SEcuRITIEs-M Missouri, 91S; Ten.
nessee, old, "a; new, 64t; Virginia, new,
65; old, 854; North Carolina, old, 47R;
new, 81 ..''l n w
STocKs-Western Union Telegraph 54kk;
Adams Express, 10; Wells, FafgO,S & Co.,
43; American 479; United States 4S3; Pa.
cifc Mail, 459; New York Central, 07R; do
scrip, 034; Erie2l; Harlem 12S; Reading,
109; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, l194;
Northwestern, S0s; do preferred, 939;
Rock Island, iii; NewJersey Central,
1868; St. Paul, 55i; do preferred, Ut;
Wabash 554; do preferred, 76t; Fort
Wayne, 98s; Terre Haute, 30t; Chicago
s Alton, ia; Ohio s., Mississippi, "A;
Cleveland, Columbus s. Cincinnati, 81;
Burlington s Quincy, $50; Illinois Cen.
tral, 1891; Lake Shore, 9S2; Indiana Cen
tral, 2l4.
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THE CELEBRATE ED
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
TIE LOAG LSL4ND BiDLE " ar

FORTY RrM,N CATHOLIC sCl'oT rs rXrL!LLD.
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