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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-08
rARls, June

The obscQuies Of the late Archbishop
Darboy took place to-day in the Cathedral
of Notrc Dame, with great pomp. They
were attended by large number Of p0.
litical, military, and literary celebrities,
and u deputalion from the National AS.
sembly. The church was crowded, and
the throng Of spectators along the line OF
the funeral procession was immense.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

Small pox has broken out again in New
| ark.
| The Hobokeu council has ordered The Horse
| Railroad track torn up, tbs company neglect
| ing to pay Its license.
Albert Jones and Augustus Howard, each 16
years of age, in YOnkers, are suffering terribly
from hydrophobia. Neither is expected to
live.
The Grand Jury found FIVE indictment
against Miner, the counterfeiter, and four
against Ballard.
Capt. George A. Magruder of the United
States Navy died at Paris, Oot. 9th.
Two laborers were killed Wednesday by fall
ing from the fourth story of the Chicago Tri-
bune building.
Spiritualists, Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff has
Just issued her preliminary message to that
body.
Edward Haloran of Baskerville, n. H., fell
dead from his chair Tuesday eveng alter nav
ing worked all day. His age was 30.
David S. Gideon of Clough's Hill, Gilman
ton, N. H., farmer in comfortable circum-
stances, committed suicide by hanging Mon
day evening. ...+f.
A valuable horse, wagon and harness, owned
by Madison Howe of Hopkinton, N H., was
stolen Tuesday night and is lost trace of at
Contoocook village.
A London correspondent of the Tribune
states that the bargain between the working
men and the peers has been broken up by in
ternal dissension.
Eugene Lamott, Frenchman, on his way
from Baltimore to New Orleans, committed
suicide in Pittsburg, Pa, Wednesday. He
took position ON the railroad track and de,
liDerate!y shot himself, falling across the track,
An approaching train passed over his BODY.
cutting eff both of his legs
The Georgia legislature organized Wednes-
day.
Negro highwaymen are reported to he rob-
bing countrymen near Savannah, Ga.
Pension agent Fowles of Philadelphia, is
held in $25, 900 on charge of embezzlng
A Georgia family en- route for Texas, accom-
banned by its slaves, was surrounded by 200 me-
groes at Little Rock, Ark, and those, with the
Georgia people, taken away against their pro-
test, causing great Indignation to the white
people.
The Colonization Society has chartered
vessel to take 250 colored emigrants to Liberia
from the late Northern slave States. The YES
sci is at Fort Monroe, Va.
Seven convicts escaped from the Jefferson
vile MOI penitentiary Wednesday, but were
caught, logged and licked up.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Evening.-Cotton strongly IN
buyers favor; sales 2767l bales Mddling upands at
tern 90 q 65; Southern 90 @S2a. Wheat unset
ia a S.; at 10 q 81; White State f"S 81:
Winter Red Western 55 q co; White Michigan
63 q 70. Corn heavy and lower; sales $4,000
store aud III q 7Sl aoat Oats heavy; sales 80 900
bush. at 80 q ole. Beef quiet. Pork quiet; mess
10 90; Lard firm and quiet at % q 16ic. Butter
steady. Whiskey dull and lower; Western free 99b.
Rice dull; Carolina at u q SIC. Sugar lowers Mus
eovado q g 9sc; refining 81 q 90. Coffee nominal ;
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 81 q 67Jc. Rosin quiet
and at so tor strained. Petroleum quiet crude 133
q 14c;. refined 2sc. Tallow steady at 8 q 9sc.
Wool dull and unchanged; pulled 60c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet. Wheat, per steam 81
q sid.
CHICAGO, Nov. Flour firm and UNCHANGED -
half November; No. 8 at 125 a / Is. Corn steadv
at As cash ACC seller November and 47Ic seller first
half November. Oats firmat 30lc. Rye steady at
Mess Pork IL g. q IL IS. December Lard s2c:cash /:
shoulders &c; boxed BIS held at lei short clear 75c
December. Whiskey dull at SSc.
Receipts-4000 bbls flour, 40 900 BUSH wheat 93
600 bush. corn 10000 bush. oats, 1000 bush. rye,
II, 900 bush. barley.
Shipments ,OGO bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat
$4,000 BUSH corn, $1,000 bush. oats, 900 bush bar
CINcINNATI, Nov. 1.-Provisions-Pork nominal
at 19 so. Lard quiet and unchanged Bulk Meats
demand light and holders firm sides 6, "a 7c. Bacon.
demand light and holders firm; shoulders 7jc; sides
u a 7Ec Live Hogs in good demand at A. 90 "a %;
receipts 1000. Cattle in good demand and higher at
% q 4 so. Whiskey dull at CSC.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Flour firm; Superfine Winter
4 IS 25 Wheat firm; No. red / 40 a. Al, clos
ing at 49, Corn frmer; Mixed on track 80 q so =
Pork firmer at 10 90. Bacon-shoulders scarce and
at 7sc; sides weak u g 7bc. Lard quiet 81 q ssc.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Flour unchanged Wheat
steady: No. at 223; No.. at 204 Oats firm and
in lair dem and; No. at 30Io. Corn dull No. Mixed
4Sc Rive unchanged, Barley dull; No. 2 fall at 55c
Receipts-50O0 bbls. -four, $4,000 bush wheat.
| Shipments-S,0s0 bbls. flour. 1000 BUSH wheat.
I TOLEDO, Nov. Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat steady; No. White Michigan AZ; Amber
| Michigan al; No. Red at 1 IS: No. do at 32I
No at 2s; rejected do 20: Corn dull and de
ciined a &c; High Mixed 52s q 55c; new do 81 g
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
GEO q GA.
Coo. Bullock Interviewed


NEW York. Nov. 1.-Ex-G Gov. Bullock, o.
ueorsis, in an interview to-day, stated that
LIS resignation had long been determined upon
ana held in reserve as last move to check and
ueieat his political enemies in their efforts to
70. complete control of the State Government.
al MS official acts are matters of record. Gov.
ooniey mas detailed statement of all his e nan
oi"i transactions, and there is no foundation
ior the wild charges that are being made
against him. He is ready for any fair investi-
s".ion and intends soon to return to Georgia
snu demand it. But he is not willing to per-
An,' any arrest at the instance of political enc
niies In Georgia, because bis friends advise
INN tnat 1t will result in his being Ku Kluxed
W mob under the instigation of the men who
were so near grasping the State Government
. anu mad been foiled. His letter to political
niehds and the public, dated Atlanta, Oct 23d,
lie that day received information, the
uu'n OF which cannot be doubted, that the po-
n'lcal conspirators who seek to overthrow not
on,S 'ne reconstructed Government of Georgia,
Du' OF the United States, have secured the
pieuges OF sufficient number of the incoming
henpers of the lower house of the General
assembly to vote without previous investiga.
.'on ior articles of impeachment against him
iui immediately after their assembling and organ
lN'ns On Nov. LIST, and that having go adopted
Suea articles in the House, a sufficient number
~ SENATORS Will be unseated by the majority to
Insure two-thirds vote for conviction; also
'ua' 'ne Judge of the Supreme Court, who has
continually acted with these parties, has in
luz neu MS friends that this programme was
peiiec'ed and that he had been elected to pre-
sue ouring the trial over the Senate, while the
senator representing Gen. Toombs' district was
10 oe elected President of the Senate and i'm
inso'ateiy announce himself as Governor,
pending the trial and during the unexpired
part OF the Governors term Upon this state
OF facts ne decided to resign his office into the
hands OF the President of the Senate and thus
defeat the scheme and protect political friends
IN the Senate fror expulsion and save the
state from disasters sure to follow in the wake
of success of unpardoned and unrepeptant
rebel leaders. These conspirators fear. above
all things, the reelection of Grant, and he
(Bullock) is fully satisfied that they propose
to control che Government and reverse the po-
Gtical result of the past few years by peaceful
means if they can and foul means if they dare.
Failing in this, Another attempt at separation
will be made
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

A special from Washington says that 1t is
asserted on the authority OF Senator Pool that
President Grant has expressed determine
ton to declare martial law throughout the
South in consequence of the continued out
RACES.
Repatriation.
Registration to-day 6S, $50; first day, %. 736;
total, 91,816. Two days remain. Total last
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
supreme judicial Court.


WEDNEsDAY-In the case of Andrew d. Max6eld
VS.. Town of Wndham, an action to recover for in
juries from alleged defect In the highway, ques-
tion Of law was raised by defendant and the case
goes to the Law Court. The amount claimed was
$4,000. ....,,
Strout & Gage. Howard g. Cleaves.
Louis C. Cross Amelia Cross. Libel f. divorce.
Cause deserticn and general Gus edness. Divorce
decreed
Swasey & Son.
In the case of Hossack and wife vs.. Inhabitants of
Cape Elizabeth, the jury retired to their room about
half past o'clock yesterday afternoon, and this
morning at o'clock came in for Instructions. They
then again retired, but shortly reported that an
agreement was impossible. They were equally divid-
ed.
Carleton. Howard & Cleaves.
Rands IL -
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

The committee connected with the Horticul-
tural Department of the late Fair on ornamen-
tai grounds, gardens, graperies, and green
houses, make the following awards
To Geo. w. woodman, Esq.,, for the best cui-
tivated sapd well-kept grounds and garden
throug6'the season, including a superior bed
of straw berries, premium of $40.
To I. G. Hersey. Esq, for the next BEST pre-
MUM of Sc.
To fl. 2. Storer, Esq, for we'll cultivated
and neatly kept fruit garden, premium OF 90.
To James Freeman, Esq, for we'll managed
aud neatly kept suburban fruit and vegetable
garden, gratuity of S.
10 j. ". Munger, Esq, for well kept and
well Cultivated suburban fruit and vegetable
garden, gratuity Ct So
10 Inomas Leonard, for best managed Crap
cry through the season, premium of S6
To Thomas McEwan, for the NEXT hest 'pre-
mium of 81. 'es'' p'o
10 Joseph Dirwanger, Tor the hest ma,aaea
green house through the season, premium of
So. E CLARK,
7. B. Cook. Com.
SAML RoLFE \
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02


Henry M. Bracket, well known a, the land
lord Of one of the summer hotels on Peaks Is.
land, died yesterday after a short illness.
We are glad to learn that U. S. Marshall
Marble is improving and is able to sit up a
little.
Frederick Fox, Esq, has resigned his place
as one of the Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery,
for the reason that the duties require more of
his time than he can afford to give. Mr. Fox
has done the city and the lot-owners q great
service. Uuder his superintendent the Gem
etery has been put in better condition than
ever before, and it never was SO elegant and
attractive as now.
The real estate No. Dow street, belonging
to the estate of the late Relief G. Horton, was
sold at auction yesterday by Messrs. f. o.
Bailey & Co., to Edwin Coburn, for $1525.
Remember the concert of the Army and
Navy course at City Hall tonight. Look at
the attractions.
Owing to the unpleasant weather yesterday,
Mrs Fowle postponed her opening of millin-
cry ETC, until this morning.
Messrs. Isaiah Frye & Son are building a
new pillow factory at the foot of Green st.
Mr. Alvin A. bennett is to be Deputy Clerk
OF Courts, vice William X Neal elected Regis
ter Of Probate.
About 100000 were received at the City
Tressurer's office for taxes on Saturday, Mon
dAy and Tuesday.
Wnttiers' appeal for vegetables for the wes-
tern suffsrres brought in % barrels between 9
ock in the morning and noon, which indicates
that his pledge of fifty barrels by Saturday
morning will be discharged This Is a good
chance for the farmers of the vicinity to help.
grand wedding party came off on Tuesday
of this week, at the house Of the BRIDES father
at Morrilfs Corner, on the occasion of the mar
rage of Charles e. Morrill,, Esq aud Miss
Addie, daughter Of DR.. e. Stone of Morril's
Corner.
A rumor was prtva 'eDt yesterday that O'Neil
Robinson, the foyer, had been arrested at
Key West by Deputy Marshal Sterling and is
now on his way to New York by steamer Gal
weston; but the report is not onfirmed by an
inqu.ring at the police station.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

SUSPICION OF LARCENY Officers Gr;hho,
and Smith Wednesday morning arrested man
by the name of James Mclaughlin. for steal
ing watch, SIG in money and trunk full of
clothing from the cabin of the schooner Con-
necticut, Capt. Elwell. Mclaughlin came on
board and pretending that be wanted to take
passage on the vessel, went below. After be
left, the property was missing. When arrest
ed he was thoroughly searched, but nothing
was found on his person. He has already serv-
ed out one State Prison sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-Thei State Attorney Gen
eral has commenced proceedings against the
following Insurance companies, upon the Off
cial statement of the State Auditor that their
ance of business: Chicago Fireman's, assets
$373, 900, losses $7,OOO,OOO; Merchants, assets
5000 900, losses 600 ;Chicago Fire, assets
$500 600, losses $4,000 600; Germania, assets
100000, losses 81 100000; State assets $780,
900, losses 50 100000; Home, assets $3.50, 00O,-
losses $4,000, 900; Mutual Security assets
SOIL 900, losses ST. 300 900 Total assets about
100000; Losses about $2O,OOO,OO0.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Riot i'm SOufh Carolina.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ia Spartansburg letter
of the 18th states that constable, in at
tempting to arrest citizen at Union, had his
pistol taken away from him, the citizen retus..
ing to recognize the legality of his arrest A
general row followed, in which several shots
between citizens and soldiers were exchanged
but no one was hut. All the municipal Off
GERS and many citizens were arrested but all
were baied.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
METEOROLOGICAL
SynoPsis of Weather Reports for the past
Twenty.FOur Hours.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c., 7
Nov. l, 600 P. M.)J
Probabilities-The area of the high barome-
ter in the Ohio Valley will probably move
north and eastward, with brisk northerly
winds to.night for short time from Virginia
TO New York, followed by partially cloudy and
States and on the lower lakes, with southwest
erly winds and rising temperature Oh the up
per lakes; northwe sterly winds veering to the
southland will continue on Lake Ontario, on
Thursday, and fresh northwest winds will con-
tinue on the New England coast, increasing to
moderate gales some distance off shore.
Low pressure on the coast of Maine will
probably produce severe storm in Nova Sco-
tia. Cautionary signals are ordered from Ches-
apeake Bay to Maine for this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
UTAH.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 1.-Everythiug is po-
cifc and there is not the least probability of an
outbreak.
The Mormons all disclaim any int ntion of
resisting the law or opposing U =. officers.
No fault is found with the refusal of bail for
Stout and Kimbali, although it is nor deemed
that the probability of their guilt is greater
than Wells.
1t is understood that Marshal Patrick is pre-
pairing an expedition to follow and arrest Brig
ham Young.
There are reliable reports that Young it still
movidg south, having with him eleven wagons
and hundred armed and mounted men.
The appointment of George G. Bates as Pros
ecuting Attorney is opposed by both the Nor
mon and GENTLE press.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
DELAWARE.
Generalization.

WILMINGTON, Nov. Livery Evening
says it is authorized by leading railroad d.
rector to deny the report that the controlling
Boston interest in the Philadelphia, Whining
ton u Baltimore Railroad Company has been
sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
but lntimates that there is a strong probability
of the first named road being leased by the
Pennsylvania Company.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
.os,ou Root and shoe Market.


BosToN Nov. 1.-The weeks shipments OF BOOT
and Shoes to places outside 900 o5 new , th 100
week of last year. - .,..,
IN nlaees outside of New England, irrespective OF
those on Boston account made from the factories d.
rect have been 233 cases, against $50 cases
for the same period last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
1910 cases. against 24i9 cases for the corresponding
week last year. .
The shipments from Haverhill for the week have
been 1913 cases. against 1881 cases for the same week
last year. $500 WEN
The quiet season Of the year approaches. and the
shipments Indicate falling off in the demand Tor
goods for the Western markets particularly. The
trade with the South continues good and while The
10 Jobbers hands in that section have been DIS
Thu oa mere rs further demand for seasonaoe work
me can is stu for the heavy grades of coarse goods
a ootn Ier mems and women's wear and fancy Shoes
lS hot so much wanted. The Western markets are
wen supplied, and as the season has thus lar been
warm r and dry, tn, actual consumption is not SO
kseat as was anticipated, and the country dealers
nave not mad a brisk trade. In the manufacturing
towns there is not anything special to note.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

NEW YORK ,Nov1-EUenino.-Mo market firm
at per cent. currency to per cent Gold; prime
ante paper II a Is and good "a per cent. Gold
steady at 1924 a 1l2l, cash. Gold is scarce owing
the heavy Canadian purchases yes erday; borrowers
paid an q per day; cearances were SOL, 600 000N
Sterling EXCHANGE lower at 1854 q 1854.
Governments closed finn and very dull, Nav and
November bonds beiag quo'ed ex-interest.
State securities unchanged Stocks strong without
activity. @
The Treasury Department to-day issued an order
calling in million and halt OF the per cen S.
There were seventeen proposals OF bonds to-day
amounting to So 095.S00, irem Ill lS100 to 1i2; l.
900 will PROBABLY go at Ill 1890 to iii 45 1Oo
The following are the closing quotations OF Gev-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

HOTELS are either overgrcwu nuisances, or
else large families where every wish is graft
fed by accommodations whicha similar men
age could i'll support. The Messrs. Rice, of
the AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, keep this fact
constantly in view, and their hotel constantly
increases in public favor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

STORM SIGSAL.-Yesterday the new signal,
notifying the approach of storm, was hoisted
over the government weather station, in ODE
dience to orders from Washington. The signal
is red penant by day and red lantern by
night. 1t is intended that on the approach OF
storm with wind at velocity of Is miles per
hour and upwards, the signal is to be display
ed, and remain up eight hours unless change
takes place for the better in the meantime
Yesterday afternoon tie current of air at Port
land was is; at Boston II; increasing in veloc-
ity at New Loudou; and still greater at the
White Mountains The value of the storm
signal will be appreciated by the public, as it
perfects the system. -.--ft.s---r
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Ito 80 a. M-Cotton firm;
hMidaing upiands SD; do Orleans 81; sales L, 900
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1-1.30 p. M.-Cotton closed
1000 bales. AN' '
Beet Cts Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1-4.3O p M-Cottop closed
steady; Middling upiands Old; do OrleansY3; sales
Corn 33s Cd
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
ManicipaIsDourf.

JUDGE NORRIS PREsIDNo.
WEDNEsDAY-KateM cNulty for larceny OF wear
ng apparel, was sent to Jail tor 80 days.
Patrick Connors, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was fined So and costs. H
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

FOR The Week ending Wednesday,, November L.
georges Codfsh-market quiet, with decline in
prices; we notice sales at IS 25 " qtl.
Mackerel-Earket unsettled, BAY arrive freely,
without call Held at S12 30 and 50 so ~ Dbl for No.
rs and rs. Shore held at SIT, Si4 and and $3.50
rs and 2's.
Smoked Halibut-l2c % fb.
Olive quote at SIC " gal.-Boston Advertis-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

The Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia has made up its mind, it seems that
male citizens only have the right to vote, and
will hold, in an opinion to be delivered in a
few days, that this is equivalent to an express
limitation to the right of males, and the exclu-
sion of women. The Court, it is reported, will
however, decide that there is nothing in the
Constitution of the United States to prevent
Legislatures comforting the voting suffrage on
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
MAsSACHUsETTs.
The National ReDubIicau COMvcRtiO

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The chairman of the Re-
publican State Committed of Massachusetts,
has been authorized to address the National
Republican Committee, Inviting them to Sc
lect Boston as the place for holding the Ma.
tional Convention in 1872
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

A PORTLAND MAN IN TRoUBLE.-An officer
of the United States steamer johnson writes
to the Transcript as follows, under date of Mil
waukee, Wis, Oct. 26th:
Editor Transcript: As your paper has large
local circulation, and as the person whose mel
ancholy history | relate below halls from your
city, his condition may attract the notice of
his friends, il hs have any; His name is Paul
Kingsley, a carpenter by trade, age fifty, and
he served in the army during the war Not
very long ago he lost his eldest daughter girl
of 16, who was murdered after being outraged !;
that, with other circumstances, decided him to
enter the United States, and he accordingly
embarked with his emaining familp on board
the barque H. c. Winslow, at Collins Inlet,
Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, Canadian port.
The vessel was capszed in the gale of the 14th
and 18th, and he was the only one of his fami-
ly who was saved his wife and two daughters
cages Is and 13) were drowned. What became
of the bodies is not known; whether they float.
ed out of the vessel, or were destroyed by the
floating lomter. To add to these calamities
the unhappy man yesterday vent insane and
is now in charge OF the police in this city, who
propose, understand, to send him to an insane
asylum. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

For WIsCoNsIN.-The ladies Of Woodfo1d's
Corner sent three boxes of clothing yesterday
morning to West Pensaukie. Five dollars
was received from the Rev. E. P. Thwing for
the same purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

HORSE CL1PPINa.-Any person wishing their
horse clipped by the new machine, which does
the work in two hours, will please send their
address to Box 1873 P. o. "First come, first
served" 303t
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02
PEN gSYLVANIA.
a an rs-u. TLs~&a1

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The City Treasurer
and his broker are indicted by the grand jury
for their concern in the recent defalcations.
Warrants of arrest have been issued and a
searching investigation will be made by the
management of the city financial affairs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

Gen. Butler has made his appearance as
counsel for the owners of the schooner E. A.
Horton, and has written to the Treasury OIL
Gals representing that the decision of the case
be postponed till he has time to prepare fur
Their evidence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

So; low Mixed Sic; new yellow 5lc. Oats shade
better; No 1 at 31Bc; No. at 354; jected &c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-Cotton quiet; Midd1ng
uplands 17sc.
,AvAss.H, Nov LECTION firm; @iodng up
lands at 173c.
MOBILE, Ncv. lection dull; middiing uliands
17s q 18c.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-Cotton active; Miedhns
upands lSf a 1910.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

HORSE CLIPPING with the American Horse
Clipping Machine, the greatest novelty of the
age, may seen IN operation at the office of the
company, 67 Federal street. The public are
invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

LINEN Handkerchiefs with initials beauti-
fully stamped in black, from 10 to 30 cents each.
Cogia Hassan, 129 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

WE notice full Autograph of Mrs. Anna
Granger Dow, who sings at the Germania con-
cert this evening, at G. w. Gilkey & Co.'s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

MEMS and Boys Shirts aud Drawers for
sale by Grin Hawkes. & Co., 292 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-02

TWENTY per cent saved by buying millinery
at Cogia Hassan's, 129 Middle street.