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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
THE CIVIL POWERS OF ECCLE-
SIASTICAL TRIBUNALS.


SPRINGFIELD, Jan. "a.
The Supreme Court this morning an.
nOunced It's decision in the case OF Cheney
rS Chase and others, reversing the decree
Of the Superior Court at Chicago, dissolv-
ing the Injunction and dismissing the bill.
Phe opinion Of the Court was delivered
by Judge Thornton. Chief Justice Law
renee and Judge Sheldon file o separate
opinion. The Court decides that the
Ecclesiastical Court had Jurisdiction Of
the subject matter Of the charge against
the accused and also Of his person; that
the commission to the presentees con-
stitutes no part of the Jurisdiction, and is
not before the Court; that sufficient pre-.
sentiment Of the accused clergyman to an
swer II without citiation, conferred the
Jurisdiction on the Ecclesiastic Court.
The Court decides that the presentment
was sufficient under the canons Of the
Church and the rules Of law, and Mr..
Cheney appearing in obedience TO the
proper writ served in tho Ecclesiastical
Court, had full Jurisdiction Of the proceed
ing and no objection can DO made in acourt
Of equity to any rulings thereafter made.
The court reviews tho decision Of the Ec-
clesiastical Court on the material question
presented to them, and approves such rul-
ings. The decree of the Superior Court
is held to be II violation Of the fundamental
principle recognized in this country by the
Constitution, that the Church and State
will be kept separate. A court of
law will not interfere with the ad.
ministration Of the discipline of q church
court, unless in the property involved a
Clergyman has n pecuniary value, but by
the Constitution aud laws of tho Protest.
ant Episcopal Church the enjoyment de-
pends on the obedience to the regulations
of the church, and submission TO It's judg-
ments. Tho majority of the Court decides
that the decision Of tho Ecclesias.
tical Court on It's own Jurisdiction
is conclusive, and no inquiry
will be made as to its correct.
ness in court of chancery on this point.
Chief Justice Lawrence and Judge Shel.
don disagree with the majority of the
court, they holding that such questions
may be examined and yet Jurisdiction not
exist. It's judgment will be void upon
all other points. All the Judges concur.
red.
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Accident in n Coal Mine.

SHARON, Pa, January %.
This morning at about half past six
o'clock, as the miners ut the old bank Of
]. W. 0rmsby s. Co., three miles east Of
this place, were entering the shaft, the
rope which suspended the cage in which
they were being lowered, broke, letting
the cage fall a distance Of about one hun
dred and ten feet. There were five min.
ers in the cage at the time, four of whom
were killed instantly and the other badly
injured. The names of the killed are
VIM. Crawford, John Shcddcn, Frank
Watkins and NJ. Mcdonald; Of the wound.
cd man, VIM. Maltisher, for whose re-
Covery hope Is yet entertained. No blame
at present seems TO rest upon the opera
tors, as the rope and all machinery con:
nected with the works were considered
perfectly safe.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a.
CorToN-Stcady; middling at 14tc.
FLoUR-Advanced to SO 25aG 80.
GRAIN-WhGat advanced; rcd 81 zeal
05, Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley quiet
and unchanged.
GRoCERIEs-Steady.
OILs-Linseed oil firm at O2aO3c. Lard
oil 81 0Sal 10.
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 25a9Gc.
BUTTER-Firm at 24a20c.
CnEEsE-Steady at 13ta15ic
SEEDs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Opencd fiat, but closed
with n firmer feeling. Pork sold at 22c
for cash, and 92ic seller March. Lard
held at 12al2tc for steam and kettle, but
less offered. Bulk meats, no sales. Green
meats sold at 74a0lc for shoulders and
sides; 12al3tc for hams. Bacon held ut
0sa113c and 12c, but little demand.
IIoGs-Advanced; live, 81 G0a7 so;
dressed, IS 75a0 90.
WnlsKY-Firm at $50.
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Philadelphia Market.

FLouR-In good demand State family
80 3SAO 10; other brands unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and unchanged,
Corn higher; yellow 7sc. Rye and oats
unchanged.
pRovISoNs-Advanclng; mess pork
500 0Oa29 10, Lard 13aiJlo.
PETRoLEuM-StCadyi crude isC; refined
24C.
WmsKY-UnclAngcd,
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Tho Weather..Great storm In the
Northeast.

NEW 1ONK, Jan. II.
The seyerest snow storm oil the season,
ragged throughout yesterday and last night.
A fierce northeast wind steadily swept
over the city and surrounding region,
bringing u biting atmosphere, In which
tho thermometer stood for many hours
within 10 degrees ofZero. There Is snow
on the ground this morning at least q loot
deep, and there still continues q combna.
tlOn Of driving snow and intense cold, and
the relentless gales have made the storm
unusually severe Tor those compelled to
face It this morning. A few Of the street
cars arc running. The trains are oil bc.
hind time.
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New York Market.
New York, January 9.

New York, January 81,
CorroN-U nchangcd; midllRg uplands
15tc.
FLoUR-Flrmi SO O5aO 50 for shipping
grades, ~
GRAIN--Wheat-new spring 81 54a
/ IS; red amber 81 55al IS. Oats dull;
at G2aOic. Rye unchanged. Corn firm;
No. 1 mixed S0aS5c
PRovIsroNs-Pork 129c; bacon I'M.
changed. Lard steadyat l3c, cash; 1910,
seller March.
Eoas-stcady; fresh 9Oc; lined 1saiOc.
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Destructive Fire nt Chicago.

CHICAGO, January "a.
About 10 o'clock last evening-a fire oc.
CURED at No. SO State street. The losses
were as follows: Longmire & Co., lA.
dGrwcar, loss $4,000, fully insured; II. NJ,
Dunn, millinery goods, $50 900, insurance
$4,000; +. Buttrick 4 Co., $500, fully
insured; =. b. Greene, photographs, g 900,
insurance 81 800; j, w, Crawford, hAkGr,
$4,000, insurance $1,000; loss on build.
Ing $s,OOe, fully insured. Tho insurance
was mostly In city companies.
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Chicago Market.
Chicago, January "a.

CHICAGO, January 81,
FLoUR-Fimcri extra spring active at
IS 37iaG 70.
GRAN-Wheat, No. 9 spring Chicago
active and advanced 9 cents; closed at
81 2s cash, 81 2st seller February, Corn,
No. 9 mixed, active and advanced Fla
29c; closed at 52ic cash, 53ic for seller
February, 54c March, 55c April, 50!c
May. Oats active; No. 2 45SC. Rye
quiet; No. 3 2a3c higher; closed at Sjc.
Barley tirmer; No. 2 spring 85c.
HoGs-Dressed hogs firmer, and closed
at IS 30. LIVE active at 80 50a7 CO.
CATTLE-More active at 50 40a5 30.
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SYMPATHY FOR THEPorE.
Large Demonstration ut st. Paul.


NHIUNUUi JNUUHTy 81
The largest public demonstration ever
held in Minnesota occurred on Sunday
last at st. Paul, In q mass convention Of
Catholics, TO express their sympathy for
the Pope In his trouble. Special trains
were run on all tho railroads, bringing
great numbers of the faithful from every
direction. II Is estimated that from O..
600 TO 1000 people wero inthc procession,
and took part In the proceedings In spite
Of the driving snow storm which contin.
ued all day and night.
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Fallure OF Another submarIne Cable.

ST. JUIINS, n, FL Jan, "a,
ThesubmNrlne cable telegraph between
PlacentiA, N, T., and the French island Of
81. Pierre belonging to the New York, New
Foundland and London Telegraph Com.
pany, failed yesterday, 1t will be repair.
cd as soon na possible, This accident
will not interfere with the European
business, rs that Is all sent BY the su6ma.
rino cable direct from 81, Pierre to BrcSi,
France.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January "a.
FLoun-In good demand; western fam.
lily at 81 00aS co.
GRAlN-Whcat scarce and firm; Ohio
md Indiana at 81 b5a175 Corn firm;
white ut ats3asjc; yellow at 7sa7Oc. ORts
at 55a60c.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork active; mess at
SEQ GOaes 70. Bacon unchanged. Lard
firm at l3ta13ic.
WnSKY-Dcmand fair and prices firm
at 9ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25

From the Weston Democrat we learn
that the INrELuoENCER Is highly priced
by the ladies Of that little city. Afler they
have read 1t, they use 1t for the construc-
tlon Of that classic article of female archi.
tectural gear known as the Grecian Bend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25

THERE is n German in Parkersburg
who according to the Tines takes a lew
drinks every time he hears of a German
victory, and the victories have been so
numerous that at last he has been driven
to cxclaim: "NTine Gottl these French
men cost INC q terrible amount Of money!
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shipment OF Arms for France.

NEw YoRK, january "a.
Tho cargo Of tile Vile do Paris, which
cleared for Ilavro, Saturday, included
1904, 700 worth Of arms and munitions
for the French army, among which were
5000 muskots, 1000, pistols, 100000
cartridges and ten cases artillery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
Woman Suffrage Convention Al BOs.
ton,

BOSTON, january n,
The Woman Suffrage Convention as.
sembled In fremont temple today. Lucy
Stone Blackwell presldCs. A note from
Gov. Clanln was read, expressing sym.
palhy with the cause, but Cxcusing his
ABSENCE on account Of other engagements,
The attendance lhiV forenoon was very
small.
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pctcntIon OF Malls By Storm.

HFHW 7 HVE8VsI "V''''77''y " "
Tho mails have been much retarded by
a heavy snow storm. The Erie mails arc
late. Tho Hudson river mails have not
yet arrived, Tho Boston mails are two
hours behind The southern mail Is one
hourlatc.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money aud Stock Market.
New York, January "a.

Gold steady at 11Osa11Os. Loans were
made at from to- per cent. Clearances
A,5OO00O. Government securities quiet
and firm. 10-4Os closed strong, and I'D
yancing. Stocks strong and higher.
New York Central, Lake Shore and
North Western, preferred, being the lead.
Ing features. The market closed strong
in ohlos, aud steady in other stocks.
Money easy at 0 per cent. State securities
opened dull, but were stronger at last
call. Wm. W. lIeaton, formerly of Gin.
cinnati, has been admitted as member of
the New York Stock Exchange.
STERLING EXcHANdE--Danker's bills
10nl
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STATE -NIissouris, 90; Ten.
nessees, old, G4l; new, cog; Virginias,
new, GlR; old, G5B; North Carolinas, old,
As; new, 29s.
SToCKs-Wcstern Union Telegraph AIT;
Adams Express, GGt; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
80; American 42s;- United States 80; Pa.
cifc Mail, Alt; New York Central, O5s;
do scrip, 0Og; Erie, 90; Harlem, 1871; Read
ing, 0Si; Michigan Central, 11s; Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh, 105; Northwestern,
74t; Rock Island, 1868; New Jersey Cen.
tral, 1O4; St. Paul, 53; do preferred, 70;
Wabash SO; do preferred, 10; Fort
Wayne, 03i; Terre Haute, seq; Chicago
and Alton, 1l5, Ohio and Mississippi, 35s;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, SO;
Burlington and Quincy, 1852; Lake Shore,
%; Illinois Central, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
ExECUr1vE NOMINATIONS.

The following nominations were sent
TO the Senate: Leroy Tuttle, Assistant
Treasurer of the United States; Thomas
]. McKennh, Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs Of Washington Territory. ], NJ.
Trask, Agent Of the Tchaquascheutes ol
Colorado; ]. Q. Littlefield, Agent Of the
Grand River Indians Of Colorado; ]. B.
Monteith, Indian Agent, Ncz Pcrccs
Agency, Idaho; A. J. Curtis, Indian
Agent Of the territory of New Mexico.
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PARTRIDGE GALLERY

RANKRUPTCf.
In tho District Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Virginia.
In the matter Of AN. Burke, a Bankrupt, To
whom Il may concern.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hlS Ap.
pOintment o. assignee of the estate Of 4, NJ.
BlIkg, OF Wheeling, In tho county OF ohio ~
said District and who was, to.wit on the I'M
day Of October, A. u, 1870, adJudged bankrupt
upon tho petition Of himself by tho United States
District Court for the District Of West Virginia.
cCmbeF, A. D. 1870. wM, II. CALDWELL,
ianilWO Assignee.
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Prussian Defeat at Dijon.
BORDEAUX, January 90,

BOlIDEAUN, january 70,
Via LONDON, Gath. I
The Prussians attacked Dion yester.
day, and were repulsed and beaten. Alter
the battle, which lasted five hours, the
following dispatch wasreceived and made
publicity the Governmepthcrc
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River Division.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.

ER I "a IL IL sgs....sl...:!5 5ssl:.s.s:sE!
DASSEN TRAINS Will
i run by the following schedule on and after
December goth, 1870, Wheeling time:
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The Emperor William, in letter to the
Grand Duke of Baden, says that Ger
many-which has become strong through
the unity OF her Princes and peOple-llas
recovered her former position in council.
Germany neither wants nor Is inclined to
transgress her frontier, she seeks only the
independence and welfare Of the nation by
tho nvtnnsinn nf hnr cnmr,nrrn
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OBSERVATIONS OF THE EcLIpsE,

The preliminary report of Prof Simon
Newcount, Of the U. ). N, of his observa.
tions ol the late eclipse at Gibraltar, has
been received at the Navy Department,
and shows, Notwithstanding some adverse
circumstances, that he has been SUCCESS.
fll therein.
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WEST POINT INVESTIGATION.

The sub.AIilitary Committee directed
to proceed TO West Point, was not mp.
pointed with reference to the ColOrGl Ca.
Diet as stated, but to investigate the facts
connected with the lynch law proceeding
of certain members Of the first class, who
at midnight took three young cadets from
their beds and forced them to fly from the
Academy.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
k k@M ~
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 4,
" 1870, Trains will run as follows, daily OK.
rant SundayNs
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sale OF these bonds. and confidently recommend
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