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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-05
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.


PHILADELPHIA, June s.
About 1000 persons witnessed the
match between the Haymakers, OF Troy
and the Athletics of this city. The game
opened with the Athletics at the bat, who
scored A by good batting, assisted by the
loose fielding Of the Haymakers. The
Haymakers scored 2 in the first inning,
butfailed to score in the next three In.
nings, while the Athletics made Z. In the
fifth inning both sides made 2, and In the
sixth both drew blank. In the remaining
three innings, so sharp was the fielding OF
the Haymakers, that the Athletics failed
to score, while the Haymakers made l.,
leaving the score 10 to D. With the ex.
ceptiOn ofa bad throw of Flowers', the
playing 0: the Haymakers was good,
though the Athletics excelled both In bat.
ting and fielding. The feature Of the game
was splendid double play by Radclift to
the first base, Cuthbert secured only
home. Mr.. Flowers led at the bat on the
side Of the Haymakers. Score OF Athlet.
les, 10; Haymakers, 8. .
y NEW YoRK, June 0.
The base ball match between the For.
est City club, Of Rockford, Illinois, and
the Stars, Of Brooklyn, ended in victory
for the former, by score of 90 to 10.
The number Of spectators was small and
the play uninterestlng.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June3.
The match game of base bail played
here to-day resulted In victory for tho
Riversides, Of this place, over the Trim,
bic club, OF Paducah, by the following
score: Riversldes, 43; Tfimbles, %. The
time occupied by the game was three
hours. ...... ly-
r #. I. BosToN, June3
In game of base ball to-day between
the White Stockings and the Harvard's
the former were victorious by n score Of
twelve To two.
BALTIMORE RACES.
BALTIMORE, June 4.
Mountain Boy beat Myron Perry at the
Herring Run Course to.dny, winning n
twenty-five hundred dollar purse In five
heats trotted. ... 4
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The Gold Market.

# NEW YoRK, June 8
The Times financial article OF this
morning says the slight advance in gold
is now attributed TO tho recently formed
combination Of brokers to put the price
up by bold purchases in the gold room,
not only for casli but on contracts with
short sellers, who are not believers in any
higher price Of gold or in the scarce supply
Ofexchange. The eCourse Of the movement
must turn on the last named cause At
present the export demand for geld re-
fleets no urgent scarcity of bills on Lon.
don, although tue settlements Tor nc
count Of importers through the summer
months are admitted to he large. On
the other hand, the negotiations In Eng.
land and on the continent oil American
bonds of various descriptions, to be al.
most Immediately drawn against, 80 far
qualify the summer deficiency or ordin.
airy exports as against the settlements ro.
fpTred TO-
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until the appointment OF Mr., Frielhard's
successor.
The President has recognized as Vice
Consuls to Sweden and Norway Carl F,
Pagellenat, at Grand Haven, Michigan,
and Carl MolleD, at Leavenworth, rs.
The credentials of Mr.. Bancroft as
Minister to the German Empire have
been sent to him. It has been certainly
ascertained that this gentleman is anxious
to return home, but our government de-
sires him to remain.
The Darien Canal treaty was not acted
on ut the late session OF the Senate, for
the reason that it was not sufficiently ex.
plicit inis terms, and the Committee on
Foreign Relations were desirous OF learn.
ing officially the result Of the Tehaunte.
pee survey before coming to n conclusion
on the inter.oCeanic communication.
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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 3.

CHICAGO, June 3.
j. A. Sawtelle, the actor who was re.
ported drowned, has turned up at Co.
lumbus City, Iowa, alive and well.
Negotiations are IN progress to lease
Dexter Park To an association OF gentle.
men, who will place It under the manage.
ment of Frank Doe, formerly Of Mystic
Park, Boston.
In the Swecdenborgian Conference to.
day papers were read as follows: BY
Rev Stewart, Of st. Louis, on the mar.
riAge ceremony; Frank Sewell, on the
devotional lethergy Of the church. Rev.
G. B. Noble, on tho observance of the
Christian year; Rev. John Worcester, on
sex in the vegetable kingdom. .
The wheat harvest has begun In South.
ern Illinois, and Il earlier than ever be.orO
known The yield Is abundant
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Weather Rannri.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OHPicE or THE OnfET SigRAL OFFICER,
IT' WARRINGTON, ID. O., June 4.
Synopsis for PISt 7'nenty. Four Hours
On the Pacific coast the barometer has
fallen slightly with increased temperature
and clear weather; barometer has risen
somewhat at the Rocky mountain stations
with clear weather; II Is nearly stationary
on the gulf coast, east Of Texas, but has
fallen somewhat on the Atlantic and
risen slightly In northwest Illinois; the
temperature has risen on the gulf and
northwest Of the Ohio valley II has fallen
from Pennsylvania to Florida; fresh south.
easterly winds have prevailed on the gulf
coast; the storm in the gulf llas been seve.
rely felt In Louisiana and rainy and
threatening weather is reported from
South Carolina westward; the clear
weather of Saturday night in the interior
Is this evening followed by threatening
weather and local rains from Virginia
and Lake Erie to the Mississippi
Pr0bdJlititS-lt ia probable the Texas
storm will pass northwestward; severe
storm Is threatening In northern Illinois;
local thunder storms will probably con.
tinue from Kentucky 10 New York and
be experienced in the Eastern States;
light winds, probable In general, for the
lakes Oh Monday.
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men, The second empire treated social
queations in tho spirit Of the Caesars in
stead of seeking to solve them by the
dissemination of education. 1t moreover
imposed prolonged celibacy on soldiers
and legalized the prostitution of women.
The church also failed in It's mission.
Father Hyacinthe concludes: paris is in
ashes; the work people have no God, or
say 1t Is impossible for them to believe in
or love him. Let men with their whole
hearts and brain consider the problem,
and labor for the restoration of France to
faith, prosperity and peace"
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Tho Venezuela Revolution.

CARRAcAs, VENEZUELA, May 23.
The revolutionist Herrera has been re.
pulsed, and l}lancos army Is advancing on
Valencia. BlanCO has arrived at Puerto
CabGllO to assume command on the field
in person against lIenrra The revolu.
tionists are strong and 1t Is reported that
Salazar with n thousand men has Joined
Herrera. PulldO is acting as President
in BlanCO's absence. The Yonezuelans
have forcibly taken Alta Guara from the
German steamer Bavaria. The ,VCnezuel.
an Gems. Seapate and Sarosa, who were
passengers, are now imprisoned on shore
The Captain Of the steamer and the Ger.
man representatives protested unsuCcess.
fully. The Venezllelans excuse the
seizure ON the plea that the Generals were
seized for criminal acts and rot political
offences alone. Tie matter remains I'm.
settled.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Coming EHpositIon...CharEed
with MutdeTr.-Singnlar Accident.

" ltu FASSANN"hs
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Q.
AT the meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors Of the Louisville Agricultural and
Mercantile Association, II was determined
to make the coming Exposition more at.
tractlve than any former one. They
have invited Henry Ward Beecher to de-
liver an address.
Nelson Crull (white) and Henry Pey-
ton Icolored) were to-day committed on
n charge OF the murder of Michael Carroll
last Sunday. One witness swore post
lively that she saw PeytOn knock Carroll
down and Urull shoot him.
To-day as Rev. Mr.. Sutton, a Methodist
preacher, was leaving the house Of u
friend, Mr. EllingswOrth, where he had
been stopping, he handed his coat to his
daughter, when pistol fell out of the
pocket, which discharged, and the bullet
penetrated the abdomen oil Mrs. Filings.
worth, intlicting mortal wound.
A number Of editors are in this city on
their way to Owensboro, KY, to attend
the meeting of the Kentucky Press Asso-
citation on the 7th inst. The Cincinnati
Mail Line charges an editor going five
dollars for the round trip, and the Louis.
vile and Henderson packets and the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad charge
halrlarc. Representatives Of the Nash.
villepress are here on their way TO attend
the meeting Of the Associated Press at
Pittsburgh on the 9Th inst,
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BOSTON.
Departure of Senator Wilson for
Europe. ....-


BosToN, June 8.
Senator Wilson leaves Monday for New
YORK and will sail in the Scotia Wednes.
day, to be absent about three months
In the U. s. Circuit Court today the
jury returned verdict in favor of Z. +,
Hays rs. The Phoenix Insurance Company,
which had resisted the payment of a policy
of len thousand dollars To the mother Of
John L, Hayes, editor Of the Savannah,
(Ga) Republican,, who was assaulted and
imprisoned in that city in 1869, and died
Of the injuries received, The amount in.
cluded in the verdict was $ll 400.
Daniel, the delaulting cashier of tho
Webster National Bank, arraigned in the
Circuit Court to-day, pleaded guilty, He
was held in $4,000 bail to appear for
trial. 40, ....- ..0.
The New England Woman's Club held
their annual meeting to.dRy, and elected
Julia Ward Howe President, BY the
report of the Committee on Work, II ap.
pears that $65, 900 has been subscribed Of
the 5000, 600 wanted for cooperation with
the association recently Incorporated un-
der the auspices Of the club for cheap
homes for the working people.
Mayor Ames, of Portsmouth, N. Y,
whose disappearance has been mentioned,
was found IN the house of his daughter at
Chelsea, He was affected by sun stroke.
The annual Harvard College regatta
took place over two miles IN the Charles
river course to-day. The first race was
between the second crews OF the Junior,
Sophomore and Freshman classes. The
former taking the inside position, the
SOphomores crossed aud fouled the
Freshman soon alter starting, and the
Juniors iouled the SOphOmores In turning
the stake, breaking the second oar Of the
latter, The SOphOmOres won the race,
Notwithstanding this accident in II min.
utes and 55 seconds; Juniors time 10 min.
utes und 10 seconds, and Freshman's 10
minutes and 20 seconds. Owing to tho
mixed claims of foul the referee reserved
his decision. The first Freshman crew
went over the course for the Beacon cup,
their Junior competitors notappearing.
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THE WEST INDIES.
HAVANA, June 4.

HAVANA, June 4.
The government has reduced the import
duty on cattle, until December, TO two
dollars each when brought by Spanish
vessels, and three dollars each when
brought by foreign vessels.
Tejoula, tho new Spanish minister for
Mexico, arrived yesterday and will sail
for Vera Cruz shortly.
Ruise Pastor, ex.nlembcr Of tie Cortes,
died Ot yomitO. N
PoRTo PRINCE, May 20.
Tho journals publish a protest Of the
people addressed to the President against
annexation 10 the United States. Baez Ia
making great military preparations, hay.
Ing received arms from New York. Cas-.
seres Is marching against Cabral. The
revolullonists are also preparing for a
struggle. :.
ST, THOMAS, May 3d. s.:
The cable from Antigua to Saint Kits
hes been laid ........
The United States steamship Mantasket
has arrived from MOnteChrist and Is here
COaStinR, .... ...... .r...
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ENGLAND.
Arrival Of the High Joint COmmis-
.. slORerS. ..t

es-. LONDON, June Q.
Minister Schenck with Earl DeGrey,
Lord Tenterden and Sir Stafford North.
COTE arrived at Liverpool today, and
were presented with an address OF wei.
come by the Chamber Of Commerce Of
that city, to which they made a response,
Mr. schenck will reach here tomorrow.
The Emperor Of Brazil is expected at
Southampton on the 10Th. The Com.
mon Council is preparing an address Of
welcome. r.
The railroad lines between Paris and
Havre, have resumed operations. The
Prussians have evacuated AudCles and
Eutene depot Of the Eure.
The Royal mail steamship Elbe, bound
to the West Indies and Asplnwall, has re.
turned to Southampton in disabled con-
tion. Her passengers and mails have
been transferred to another vessel OF the
line, which has sailed for Aspinwall.
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GhtGntelIigsncer.

L. ]. STONE, ESD, member Of the
First Branch of Council and OF the FL
nance Committee, prints in our columns
this morning a statement Of his connec.
ton with the recent attempt TO negotiate
tue city loan in the East He isimpelled
to doso by "a charge, made in the Second
Branch of Council Friday evening, that
what he did in the matter was done In the
interest of one oI our city banks instead
OF in the interests of the city, Mr., STONE
did not need to yindicate himself against
such charge, IOr his character and
standing as most honorable and
upright gentleman vindlcate him where
ever he Is known. His inquiries in
the East showed that the loan
could be placed at ~ per cent, and en-.
abled Council 70 place Il. at that figure
instead OTIS per cent, which would un.
doubtedly have been paid but for Mr.,
STONES efforts. This resulted In direct
saving TO the city Of forty-seven thousand
dollars, In view Of this hct--which Is
not denied, and not susceptible Ofdcnial--
the refusal OF the Second Branch 10
order the payment Of Mr.. STONES ex'
penses in New York and Boston on
the business Of the city, Is an act which
we do not care To characterize as II de.
serves. Mr. STONE has not asked To have
his bill paid, and had nothing TO do with
the proposition made in Council Friday
evening to puy il but this does not
excuse that body In reiusingto refund 1t,
when the injustice oIallowlng Mr., STONE
TO pay II Is so apparent
We may add, what we became aware
OF shortly alter Mr.. STONES return, that
he was much embarrassed in his mission
by the failure of the Mayor to furnish him
with proper credentials, Instead of Civ.
ing him a letter sealed with the seal Of
the city, His Honor contented himself
with writing note ITO whom Il may
concern" on the back of q letter (ir we are
not mistakcn) sent to Mr., SToNE by the
chairman orLhe Finance Committee, and
signed simply with the Mayors nAme,-as
If every capitalist in Europe and America
was presumed to know, without any sort OF
official attestation, that "G. W. JEFFERs"
was Mayoro Of the City Of Wheellng OF
course no agent OF the city could make
my Use Of u scrawl like that.
We refer to these matters without Mr.
STONES knowledge and probably against
his wish. II seems 10 us he Inns been
treated rather scurvily in this buslness,
and 1t may be sense of that which
prompted him to tender his resignation
as u member of council. We hope he
will not insist on that, because his services
there are needed not alone by tho people
Of the Island whom he directly represents,
but by the whole city.
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The Grafton (Hass.) bank Robbery.

WORCESTER, MASS, June 4.
The trial Of the Grafton bank robbers
closed yesterday afternoon. The jury
were out two hours, and the verdict Is as
follows; Docherty, Gleason and Sam
Ferris, guilty Reuben Ferris was found
not guilty, and then indicted for partiCi.
patton. There are two indictments against
him. He pleaded not guilty, and was
placed under $4,000 bonds on the first
and 5000 on the second. The others
we're remanded to Jail. In the cases Of
three Of the convicted the court allowed
exceptions that the indictments were dc.
lective in not stating the ownership Of tue
block where the bank was located. Tue
cases go to the October term oil the su.
prcme Court. Jim Welsh, one of the
robbers who turned States evidence, has
been released on bail.
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The Methodist Book Concern.

NEM AOhh, Juue o.
Dr. Carlton, this morning publishes O
card inasmuch as certain aflldavits not
yet presented TO the courts, signed by
John Lanahan and others, appeared In
the papers making the damaging allega.
tion against the financial management ol
the Methodist Book Concern. II Is proper
for him to say that an answer fully meet.
Ing and relhting such allegation Is in
course of preparation and will be made
public as soon as 1t is submitted to the
courts for an earlier publication. He adds
that 1t would be obnoxlously improper.
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A Murderer sentenced 10 20 Years.


James Ryne, convicted OF shooting N.
s. Parmalee with intentto kill, at YoufQs.
town, Ohio, was yesterday sentenced Ia
the penitentiary for 20 years. Mike
Glenn was killed by man named Bel
in Gutheric, Ky, last night Bell Is rep
resented as being quiet. lie was follow.
ed during the evening by Glenn, who al
last drew a.knile and attacked Bell. The
latter thereupon drew pistol and shot
his pursucr dead.
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WHAT will our Democratic friends do
with nll the banners bearing the striking
and dignilled motto: "a white husband
or none" whicll.they have been carrying
Tor several years. AS there will be no
use for them IN Ohio or Indiana, they
should be transferred to the Kentucky
democracy Leslie, not having departed
can use the anti.negro productions -Cm
Commercial.
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Movement, Of Horace Greeley.

DOUISNlbbhi Juno p
Horace Greeley arrived this morning,
and left this evening for the North. In
an interview with a Co,iritr.J0urndt re.
porter, lie gave a glowing account Of bis
visit To Texas, but was unfavorably i'm.
pressed with Mississippi, and thought
there was more waste land there than any
other stntc be had passed through, and
more old Southern spirit existing among
Tho npnnlp
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The Commerce of Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 9.
Returns show that one firm Of mer.
chant ship owners, in the first 90 work
ing days alter the opening Of navigation,
had 81 seagoing ships, each carrying
over l 900 tons cargo, have arrived, dis
charged their load and departed. Ofthese
vessels nine were steamers.
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The Ken,nrkr Cnnnass.

Gov. Leslie and Gen. Harlan, candi
dates for GovernOri in Kentucky, held theiI
first regular discussion in Vanceburg on
Thursday. This Is the first Of q series Of
twenty Joint meetings 10 be held at va.
rious points In Kentucky. The speeches
were largely devoted to matters Of State
puliCy.
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ST. LOUIS.
Suspension of Ordnance Sale...C oal
Discovery.

ST. Louis, June 8.
Tho sale of condemned ordnance and
ordnance store at the United States arsen-
al here has been suspended on account
Of the bids not reaching the scheduled
value of the property. The amount al.
ready sold Is between two hundred and
fifty and three hundred thousand dollars.
The property remaining unsold will pro.
badly be taken to New York to be dis.
posed of by private sale.
A very superior quality of block coal
has just been discovered within ten miles
Of the Iron Furnace at South ~. Louis,
which can be transported to the furnaces
at half the expense 1t costs now, and
which, It Is stated, will give these iron
works an advantage over any now in
operation, II not the actual control Of the
iron market.
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THE Parkersburg Gdsette denounces ms
IAN outrage" the recent abuse oil Gov.
JACOB made through the medium Of an
anonymous and irresponsible publication
issued from the Register office.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., juno A.
A violent thunder shower prevailed
here this afternoon. The lightning struck
the house of Alfred Pearson, in Lonsdale,
killing Smith Hollgate, aged 1s years,
and prostrating several other persons
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MEMPHIS, June D.
Horace Greeley and Hon. Mr. Merritt
leave for home this afternoon via Louis.
vile and Cincinnati. Owing TO want OF
time, they did not attend the Confederate
relief picnic.
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NoTGCE TO HousEKEEPERs. Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. & Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the color
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles
prices, and qualities.
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As THE welcome news of the "Re-
touched Photographs spreads abroad,
new faces appear on the scene at Brown
h Higgins
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Jusr received; full stock OF Ladies',
Misses and Children's Button and Lace
Shoes, in all colors, at L,V Blonds, tOT
Main.
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nrenn CnbIe Recovered.


One of the Anglo.American telegraph
cables has been recovered and repaired.
The steamer Scandinavia, Captain Hal.
pin, will proceed to recover and repair the
other,
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Arrival Of Mr. collar at Home.


WH5HINWIUNI JUHU u
Vice President Coliax telegraphs that
he arrived home, at South Bend, Ind, q,
yesterday morning, having stood the
journey very well.
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GREAT reduction In Dress Goods to re.
,Iuce stock at Henry Roemer's.
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ALI the new styles at tile Partridge
Gallery.
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New Accessories at the Partridge Gal.
lcry.
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BY TELEcRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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The san Juan ControversY.sDecis.
ion In favor Of the United States.
Berlin, June 8.
Emperor William has decided the San
Juan question in favor Of the United
States.
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Exclusively to the IntsllIgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ItS.l