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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18
ANOTHER KU.KLUX OUTRAGE
IN KENTUCKY.
BEREA, KY.. April 19.

BEREA, Ky, April 19.
To the Editor Of the Gin. Gazette.
The following account Of Ku-Klux bar
barity is furnished at our request. Mr.
Wheeler is a worthy, Christian farmer,
living in this place, and o Trustee o.
Berea College. WehaVe known him in
timately for five years, and have no doubt
Of the entire thruthfnlness Of his state
ment. We send several copies simultane-
ouSly to leading papers, North and South
hoping It may help to impress good citi'
zens of both sections with tho necessity
of maintaining law and order, and pro-
noting Christian civilization in tho South
What cognizance Kentucky courts will
take Of this crime is yet TO be determined.
Z. II. FATRCHILD,
PreSiIent Of BereG College.
JOHN G. FEE,
PIstor Of Church.
J. A. r. RoGERs,
Professor IN BereG College.
JOHN A. JACKSON,
Justice ofMe Peace.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April II.
FLouR-Unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat unchanged. Corn firm;
mixed western, 73a75c. Oats, 65a67c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, SEQ so; bacon
shoulders, SIC; sides; 10ic; clear rib, IL
hams, unchanged. Lard, 12ic,
WHIsKY-Dull at 9lic.
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New brunswick Finances.
1NVW UIW1"HN@
ST. JOHN, N. B., April Il

ST. JOIN, N. B., April II.
In the New Brunswick Legislature,
the provincial secretary presented q state.
ment OF the expenses ofthe past year, and
estimates for the ensuing year. The esti-
mate OF the available income for 1871 is
S44S,OOO; expenditures $4S6OOO. The
latter result Is only obtained by the strict
est economy.
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, Russian Agency for the New Loan.

An application was received today at
the Treasury Department from St Peters
burg for an an agency for the negotiation
Of the new loan, 70 be established In that
city. The application was accompanied
by subscription Of ten millions TO the
loan by the house applying for the
agency.
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Defeat of the Amnesty Bill in the
Senate...sMorton and His Men
/ ImplacablO.

Defeat Of the Amnesty Bill In the
Senate.-..Morton and His Men
/ Implacabls.
WASHINGTON, April II.
A caucus meeting of the Republican
Senators was held at II O'Clock this
morning, to consider Senator RObertson's
proposition that the order Of business be
so amended as to permit action to be taken
this session upon the general amnesty bill.
The discussion, which was conducted
under five minute rule, was opened by
Mr.. Robertson in advocacy Of the propri.
ETY., Justice, and expediency of enacting a
law for general amnesty at an early day as
possible. Senators Sawyer, Sherman, Lew
Is, Buckingham, Logan, and Wilson also
supported the proposition for immediate
and favorable action on the subject.
Senators Chandler, Morton, Scott, and
Edmunds opposed the movement for gen
eral amnesty at this time, arguing that i
was inexpedient, unwise, and uncalled
for.
Finally, after session ofnearly an
hour, on motion of Mr.. Rice, the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr.. Robertson was laid on the Ia
Bile, by vote OF 90 against 10, thus de-
feating the measure for this session.
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CLEVELAND.
Arrest of a COunterfeiter..-Rufian-
iSm...Ben. Wade for Governor.

tSmsssBen' wade Tor Governor.
CLEVELAND, April II.
A man named D. K. Bishop was arrest
ed here to-day, charged with passing
counterfeit National bank note currency.
In default Of 81 500 bail he was com.
mitted to Jail.
There were several very disSraceiul
rows in the city yesterday. In endeavor-
ing to take the desperadoes into custody,
the police were assailed with stones and
missiles, which enabled some ot the ras-
calls to escape. They were subsequently
arrested, however, and lodged in a station
house.
There is q strong feeling among the
more prominent Republicans to press Ben
Wade for Governor, and a vigorous effort
will be made by Mr., Wade's friends to in
duce him TO run. 81
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The terrible toy known among young
Americans as the devils fiddle appeared
almost simultaneously In England and In
this country, In London It Is called Bis
marck's whistle.
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AUSTRALIA.

English Colonies Alarmed About
American FilIibuSters.
LONDON, Aprll II.
A dispatch from Melbourne, March 2s,
saws that all the Australian colonies are
iortifying their ports in consequence Of a
warning said to have come from the home
government that descent upon them Is
threatened by American fillibuaters.
1NorR.-The Australians have proba-
bly, been hoaxed by some practical joker.
-EDs1
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations of
tho Leading Houses In Wheeling,
for the use of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do we'll
to cut this out for reference.
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Another Female College Burned.
RUTLAND, VT, April II

The Female Seminary of North Gran.
vile, New York, was entirely destroyed
by FIRE, Friday last. Loss, $4,000; In
sirance, $4,000.
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ENGLAND.
The Times on Relations with the
U. S..Fallure Of London t'Reds.'1


LONDON, April II.
The Tms8 to-day has an editorial upon
the report as to the result Of the lAborS Of
the high Commission. It says "The
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Homicide in Pike County.
ST.. LOUIS, April II.

Henry L. Hart, well known citizen
Of Louisiana, Pike county, Missouri, shot
and killed William Dangston, noted
character, on Saturday. Criminal con.
neCtion on the part Of Dangston with
Hart's wife was the cause. Hart was ar.
rested and gave bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18
SAINT LOUIS.
The Body Of n Murdered Man Dis.
covered.

ST, LOUIS April II.
A body Of q murdered man was found
in shallow grave, partially lycovercd with
large stones, near the quarantine hospital,
thirteen miles below the city, Saturday.
Papers were found on the body addressed
to Capt. Chas. H. West, Co. Z, 9th Miss.
Infantry, and signed by George I. Batch.
Olher documents were found, referring to
hlr. West as Captain Of the 5sth ColOred
Infantry. One Of them was from the
Quartermaster Department at Washing.
ton, stating that the property return had
been found correct, and that his resignN.
tion had been accepted. This was dated
1904. The skull OF the deceased was
badly fractured. No clue to the MUIR
derer
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PROBABILITIES.

1t is probable that storm will be de.
veloped by Tuesday morning in the Mis-.
sour valley and westward. Northeast
winds and threatening weather are proba.
bic for the Lakes on Tuesday. Threat.
ening weather in the lower Mississippi
Valley Is probable. No serious disturb
ance Is probable for the Atlantic coast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18
NEBRASKA.

Burning Of State Lunatic Asylum-.
Escape Of ConvictS.
CHICAGO, April II.
The Nebraska State Lunatic Asylum
At Lincoln, was burned to the ground this
morning. Two inmates are supposed tC
have perished in the ruins, one Of whom
was chained in his cell. Loss $15O,0OO
insured for 100000.
Twelve convicts escaped from the Ne.
braska State prison at Lincoln last night.
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Weather Report.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENrY.FoUR HOURS,

bYNOPsIB FOR TWENTY.FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
0RFIoR or THB CHlRP SIuNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., April II.
The falling barometer and cloudy wealth.
or on Sunday were accompanied with light
rains on the Pacific coast, where the bar.
Ometer is now rapidly recovering. The
temperature has risen rapidly with falling
pressure in Missouri and Nebraska.
Cloudy and threatening weather with
fresh northeast winds have prevailed from
Lake Erie to Lake Superior. The high.
est pressure now exists over Lake Erie.
Clouds have broken up in the eastern
States, and partially cloudy and clear
weather have prevailed on the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18
EXTRA SESSION oF SENATE.

1t is officially stated by several Senators
that the President will convene the Sen.
ate in executive session about the 18th Ol
May, by which time, 1t is now supposed,
the High Commission will have conclud'
pd their lAhors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18
BOAST FOR FRED DOUGLASS.

The General Republican Committee for
the District Of Columbia waited upon the
President and presented the resolutions
adopted by the Republican Convention in
favor OF the appointment Of Frederick
Douglass as Secretary Of the new govern.
ment II a vacancy occurs by the election
os Gen. Chapman to Congress,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-18

Geo. ". Atkinson has been appointed
and confirmed postmaster at Kanawha
G, II.
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MKw ADvEmTIsEMENTs.


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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

THE faculties for telegraphing at
the command Of the general public il
Great Britain have been very mucl
increased since the Government took
possession Of the telegraph lines. The
two thousand telegraph offices which
formerly existed have been increased
to four thousand, while at the same
time the cost of messages has been re-
duced from the old tariff, ranging from
Is. to IS. Cd, to a uniform rate of Is.
The postal offices are open on the av-
erage twelve or fourteen hours a day.
The central station, with its $50 in
struments, and twice that number Of
clerks, rs well as two hundred mes
sengers, aided by score Of pneumat
ic tubes, is open day and night from
one weeks end to another. Seven
district Offices i'll London, and some
forty or fifty stations in the country,
are similarly open without intermis-
sion. That the new system has really
been boon to the public may be
gathered from the fact that from 20 to
40 per cent. of the kilograms are Civ
en- in at the offices which have been
opened for this purpose by the Post
office in places previously unprovided
with accommodation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
Mineral Point, Wis, March 30th, 1871
10 tie PaoPjc =:

tie People: .. 49,. ,;oa ,;r ,,i,,
OR MOVING MACNG allow to call your aten-
MACH MES partially described we the
oldest House the trade "esuH rP on" Saoe1 III
nIt that we nave advanced
uue perfect Workmanship anu co"ie'
tno his
OF our
alongside through the
purchaser keep and Tor the one SUIT
thorough ula Of them
To safe plan beware OF machines
that gcte o your leisure -
""'S0" c. II. RUSSELL,
Genera Travelling Agent Mineral Point Wis
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FI'IlE "LAMB" KNITTING MACHINE

The Lamb Knitting Nlchina ompany, of
Chcopee Fails, Mass, now offer it to the public
rs a perfect knttcr,
The "Lamb" Machine is the only one in the
world that "set," upits own work, without east
ing on the stitches 10y hand
1t knits -Four entirely distinct Webs the Cir
cular Web, the Wide Flat Web, the Double Fiat
Web, and the Ribbed Flat Web
An Flat Webs are formed with sclyedges lihe
cloth.
The Lamb Knitting Machine will Knit land
Is warranted 50 to do, anything that can bc Knit
with the common Knitting Needle or Crochet
Hook,
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THE ADVANCE!
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combine Wheeled Machine

with a scrrated Sickle and having a sepa'
rate cutter bar for Moving, Four Feet Wide,
with smooth edged knife. Inc SICKLE mas
less motion for Reaping than Moving. inns
is our leading Machine. 1t embraces every
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Geuuiny Sowing Machine Oh tha, viii not
clog. ANA all Extra, tur sewing Machine, OF every
>u4, always On hand,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

of the RELIABLE
rom
uin
lconcc OF Ic'chS ~ ''
Reaper Mower for without
that '"S 10 'e
to tue 'front.' '"'
.what narnen 49, advance Of all others
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

.,oss to know whether or not
M The offspring Of a reckless
nestiferous legislation noto-
..Iv bent on transcending the
,ds Of tax-payino ability, and
.sadv to cheat money lenders
Ne one hand as they are to
Nor taxpayers on the other.
reference to this matter our
4 advice to capitalist or spec
n is, first and last, caUeat emp
\ flagitious abuse of the State
m can no otherwise be stopped
\ by the closing of the money
.rlet to all forms and issues Of
nominal faith Of the State that
tainted with the suspicion of a
.rupt origin and an immoral in
/ then by all means let this
n remedy come and work a
apitate cure of the evil. The
b and the people would be In
Itely better off without a dollars
Nm Of public credit, than with a
blic credit which serves nobody
gangs Of sharpers handling it
Bheir chief instrument Of fraud
4 plumber. Public credit, per-
ted, deprecated, fiuctuating,
les the breeze on which corr-up-
| most delights to spread its
igs. We're there no ability to
row money under any pretext
the States name, there would
economy, lighter taxes,
in due sequence general pros
ity.-N. O. Com. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16
Congressional Notes.

gAsHrNToN, March THE Senate
Republican caucus for the rear
cement of committees placed the
FER in the hands Of Sherman, Nor
of Vermont, Howe, Poole and Nye.
be present session of Congress has
indefinitely prolonged.
distinction, March Z The follow
was il, trndneaa la the Senate te-eella ea4y-
lIr, kellogg; 10 establish steam
communication between New Or
) and various ports in Mexico. Fix
the time Of election Of Presidential
tors ia Louisiana upon the same
as the election for State officers,
for other purposes, and relative to
cial districts Of Louisiana.
y Mr.. Rice Amendatory Of the
to incorporate the Texas Pacific
road, providing for a branch road
q Dallas, Tex, to Fulton, Ark; to
in the construction Of a railroad
ugh Missouri and Kansas, near the
parallel; to organize the territory
Oklohoma, and consolidate certain
ian tribes under q territorial govern
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