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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
THE KANSAS CITY PRIZE.
FIGHT, ........
Attempt to Arrest Mace...Coburn
FOrfeits the Stakes.
KANSAS Cry, Mo June

KANSAS CRY, Mo, June 2.
Mace was arrested at Wyandotte this
morning, but the Sheriff had no warrant,
and the party escaped. Mace, Allen, Gus.
sick and HOLLYWOOD, went three miles
southwest Of here, on the State line, al
noon to-day They put up the ropes and
Mace went into the ring and summoned
Coburn, the latter not appearing, the
referee tHoliiWOOd) declared the stake
forfeited TO Mace. Tonight Mace and
Allen are exhibiting at the Walnut Thea,
ire To nm immense crowd, COburn is Stil
in New York II Is said
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strike on the ErIe Railroad.

ELMRA, n. T., June 2,
A strike among the brakemen on the
freight trains on the Erie railroad Oc.
Cured at Hornersville this afternoon,
which temporarily interferes with the
running Of freight trains. Passenger
trains will not be interrupted. Much ex.
element prevails at Hornersville.
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Masonic Parade in Philadeiphia.

hiAANbis'a h'f'i ""hS -
Eight hundred Sir knights in full rega.
liza participated In the banquet TO the Al
lcghany Commandery Of Knights Tenn.
phrs al Masonic Hall, last evening. The
parade this morning attracted u large
lhrong OF spectators in their to the
West Philadelphia depot
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 2.
In the House of Comnlous last night
Viscount Enfield stated that the govern
lnent could not receive Stuart as Minister
from Paraguay because he was British
subject. uIlL I. ,
A motion to abolish the office of Lord
of the Privy Seal was lost.
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DIED.

McADAMS-June 8. 1871, al one O'Clock Satur.
Of her age, daughter Of JAmes and Alice Nc
AdamA, VIZ. a
Funeral tomorrow, (sundayJ At4 o'clock, P.
N, Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend
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COLUMBUS.

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee has postponed the appointment Of
an executive committee until next week
The Crisis, a Democratic newspaper OF
this city, was to-day merged into the Ohio
Statesman.
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The PItt.ton disaster.
New YohK, June

NEW 1oRk, June y.
A special Scranton dispatch to the
Tines says. Mine Inspector Williams
was advised last night by Gaines, one of
the Jury of the second inquest-one Of
Williams Callipg--to discharge the jury
assembled ard proceed no further with
the attempt to investigate himself, as u
further investigation would only make
matters worse. II has become Ap,
parent to Williams that II IL I'M.
possible to exCulpate himself from
blame In the Pittston disaster, mud he has
left pittston for his home In Wilkesbarre.
What action will be taken in the case has
not yet transpired. Public opinion Is
very much in favor Of severely furnishing
him. 1t Is thought that had he longer
remained in PittstOn, he would have been
lynched at once, or hanged in the public
streets. No more deaths have occurred
among the surviving victims, and they
are all out oil danger. '
PTTTsToN, Pa, June 2.
One thousand nine hundred and seven
ty.five dollars have been subscribed to
the fund for the relief Of the widows and
orphans Of the late disaster
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President Grant, vile and children,
and iather.in.law, and Gen, Porter, wife
and son, arrived at Long Branch Thurs,
day, and Immediately took possession Of
The Presidential cottage Collector Mur.
ply dined with the President
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FRANCE.
A Payment to the Germans.
The Assembly Disc ussing the
Orleans Princes. l
TRIAL OF RoCHEFoRT,
The Paris Press for a Republic.
Paris Again Open to the World.


LONDON, June z.
A dispatch from HGYre yesterday say
eight million francs has been paid 10 thu
Germans for the maintenance OF tht
army in the vicinity OF Paris. Insurgeni
prisoners ARE arriving at 81. Amen. yIctOl
Hugo is in London g. -a e.''
VERSAILLES, June ..
A discussion upon the eligibility Of the
Orleans Princes will begin in the Assem-
bly, on Monday, Henri Rochelortl Is to be
tried by military commission tomorrow
on charge Of melting civil war and pill
lage. The search for concealed arms
continues IN Paris, and is Of the stricteSl
character, ,.|t gTg N..
The French press still discuss the ques'
tion OF the future character of the govern
mcnt, and are nearly unanimous for 9
~ Va ~ ~" PARIS, June 3.
Entry and exit will be free on Satur.
day for foreigners, on identification ol
their papers. Active measures are In
progress for the dlslnlectlon Of the city.
Many shops are yet closed, The Journal
deS DsbatS says the men Of the 4Lh ol
September have outllved their time.
The other papers support Thlers and the
republic, protest against monarchical
intrigues and demand the transfer OF the
assembly to Paris. The GdUIoiS says
Paris must submit to the will of France,
BRussELs, June 2.
A report has reached this city that
Felix Pyatt and Grousset had been ar.
rested in Switzerland, but telegram
from Berne last night denies It's truth.
VERSAILLES, June /,
The question OF the validity ofthe elec-
ton of Prince De Joinvile and Duke
d'Aumale will be discussed Monday next
In the Assembly, when It Is probable a
fusion Of the two branches Of the House
Of Bourbon will be announced.
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The Real Leaders Of the Commune
Alive and In London.
A Plot to Burn European CAPT
tails.


A Plot TO Burn European Capi-
tails. ''
Special to the World. -'fH #a..i'
1t has been discovered that the real
leaders Of the Commune were Karl Marot
jacob, Beauqui, souatichin and Die.
buech. The idea Of the burning Of Paris
originated with jacob and souAtichln
Papers have been seized which show
these men are in London and are now
planning new schemes designing to make
Lyons, Marseilles, Madrid, Turin, Rome
Naples, Vienna, Moscow and Berlin scenes
of contagratlon. Rossel and Aurlel are
both concealed IN London. ASsassl
nation still continues. Egl.a-"'N
PARIS, June q
The Journal considers the appointment
ofM. LeFranc to the Ministry Of the In
terror, and NJ. Ferry as Minister of the
Seine, TO be the reply Of ThlerS to the In
trlgues Of the 0rleanists. ..
A letter from the Sub. Governor Of the
Bank Of Francestates that he was ordered
to advance various sums Of money to the
Commune. No armed force, however
entered. the bank, and none Of lie seouri.
ties were destroyed. Thanks TO the cour'
age Of the members Of the Commune re-
naming In Paris, Of the employers Of The
bank, and to N. Beslay, q member Of The
Commune. ... .....-.
TiA,.} RoMB, June 2.
The Pope has sent sixty thousand
francs In cash 10 the distressed Parisians
and TaBo several chests Of. consecrated
objects for tliechurches destroyed during
the siege and hghtingin Paris.
u"iPARIs, June 2.
One thousand Communists will be i'm
prisoned in links at lcherbourg. si1
hundred have already arrived at that port
The Steele advocates the extensive decen
tralizntion of the administration. The
Journal des Debdtes expresses lts astonish'
ment at the persistency Of the Assembly
In holding aloof from Paris.
VERSAILLES, June 9.
In the Assembly today, Brunei rnovet
the abrogation laws Of prescription as In
compatible with republlcism and subservi
ent only to passion and hatred. Tht
urgency for the motion was debated by
several members. The Right moved the
abrogatiOn Of the laws as specially di
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Sale OF Ground IN New York..S
Acres for 81 900, 700.

....s INDIANAPOLIS, June ..
Mr.. II. W. Caldwell, a grocery mcr.
chant orthis city, and lescendent Of John
Casino, who leased eight acres Of proper.
ty in New York, adjoining the Trinity
Church property In 1918, for 90 years, got
possession Of the original papers fully es-
iablishing the records Of the property.
Mr.. Caldwell after several yeBrs negotia-
tions with the persons occupying the prop.
erty, has compromised with them, and
transferred his Individual interest for Sl,-
100000 In cash Mr.. Caldwell Is the
grandson of John Casino. This property
has no connection with the Trinity
Church property. q Z. v
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LARGE BAss-on last Tuesday morn.
ing Master James NoIl caught q bass
from the Potomac, 20 inches in length,
and weighing 4 pounds,--Adrtinsbnry
Salesman
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NEBRASKA.
Removal Of Gov. Butler.

Gov. Butler has been removed from
office. The impeachment Court adjourn.
ed sine die. The Constitutional C0nven.
ton meets at Lincoln on the 14th Of this
mnntli o.
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THE AMERICAN GOTHAM.

The EItraVaganCe ora Great City.
Ten Years Ago and TO.dRy-.POV.
eTtY and Crime-.The Citizen Sol.
dieTy. ma.
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ENRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
u OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $16o,oOo.

II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, - $16O,OOO.
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
Geo. u. Caldwell, ThOs =. ShallCrUaS,
CIV. FmnEhem, J. N. Vanoe
]. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis g. Bhfel,
This company now having be8n organized Ave
years, and ln that time done succei siIl business
le still prepared 10 take risks at iAlT rates oil
buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MAnuhctur.
Ing Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, aud
CarRoee on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements 70 Farm
era, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years al
reduced rates. ThIsboing = State Company with
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
compOqed Of some ninety. four stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business men, re-
commends ltself TO the favorable consideration
Of the inslIinR public, and SOlClts their patron
ago. Applications for Insurance will be prompt
ly attended 70 Rt their Ofieb, No. % Monroe It,,
or a. their several Agences throughout the State.
NbAMl MCCLELLAN, President.
O. n. C0RN, Bec'y.
A. l, WILEY, General Agent. feblS
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1upONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY
The undersigned IL the sole Agent In THE
CitV for Inc sale Of al kinds Of Powder made N
the esiehrated Du Pont Powder MillA, It's quail.
ity Il uneqnalled In thls country, - seVideneed by
tsstG made by the United States Government
He keeps At AL Snisa hfge stock 10 mAga.
Blasting and Mining Powder alf IN Metallic
Kega. eportlng Powder IN Canistsfs. All Of
which will be sold % the trade a. low a. the
Sarne can be had In the West.
BE has portable magazinea Of diGeroat aiScs 10
ship By Rail OF Boats,
0fdeS solicited,
NJ. REILLY,
No. IS q 81, Main Street,
mAr9 WHEELING, ". VA.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

ireland paid e28,o42 dog license last year
The Russian army number over a million
/ Great Britain consumes tour times as muel
! tea as the United States. a sst5 ~
/ They are intending to build liorse-car rail
roads at Frankfort-on-the Main, Germany.
f. The Belgian Chamber of Deputies hai
raised an act abolishing imprisonment fol
debt. 'l' u
| The cities Of Constantinople and Odesss
are to be connected by a cable under thu
| Black Sea.
The Belgian Chamber of Representative:
has passed bill suppressing the gambling
tables Al Spa. VI.
Bethlehem Of Judea has an omnibus line
lately started, and a street railway has beer
opened for travel in Constantinople.
Romish papers speak in very favorable
terms Of Count de Reinnsat. successor oil
Jules Favre, as French Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
g Hammerfest. Norway. is the most northern
town of Europe where newspaper is pub
lished. 1t is a weekly, and entitled Fsnnarks-
poster. 1
There are now III the United Kingdom
eighteen towns, each with a population ex-
ceeding 100000. Thirteen are III England,
three IN Scotland and two in Ireland.
The French Minister of Finance cannot
bear to be alone in carriage. II he finds
himself, he asks the first person he meets to
get into the carriage with him. v,
The German University Of Gottingen num-
Der 669 matricu ate students during the
present summer term. Bismarck. the Ger
man statesman, studied law at the same UNI
persity,
An express train between Plymouth and
London makes the distance 1914 miles, in four
and quarter hours. including fifteen min-
utes. stoppage. This is probably the fastest
in the world.
Pichler, the German Doctor of Divinity,
stealing books from the public lihary Of st.
Petersburg. has been found guilty, aud sem
fenced to punishment in Siberia.
Ii has been decided at Salesburg to sup
press the international Society, and settle
the Sehlcsweig question.
The Mount Gems tunnel has been opened
and trains are passing Don
Caster.
The OF. Leger race was won by Baron
lilly, Hannah, the winner Of the
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
HEI EVA Red Ivrrss wonKs.

E With Mat high pdblic spirit and energy
(which has eYer chafsetefizeN the Business
amen ofs Heleha-sincesit spfsng In magic
into existence but q few years ago and has
now reached an envied position. not only as
TTthe metropolis Of q rich and growing Terri
tory, but one of the most beautiful aud ssnl,-
| stantial cities Of the New NorthwestI they
have organized n eefapAsly, raised the seces-
sary funds aud will proceed AT once to the
erection OF reduction works that will make
the Unsatisfactory eles yield their precious
metals to sweif the commerce of the world,
and keep the metropolis in theivanguard OF
enterprise and progress. The works are to
cost 900. and are to he erected under the
snperintendenee Df Mr.. Bshn, who leases
them until April next, paying a good interest
on the investment, ami promises tostnrn the
same over to the directors ON theexpiration
sof his lease, ingood condition. Mr.. Bolin's
experience at Argenta IN the erection and
successful working Of similar works IS d suffi-
cient guarantee that a very desirable arrange
anent has been consunlnafed, whereby we
hope, and doubt not. both parties will be
mutually bnef;ttels Tie persons composing
the Board of Directors are gentlemenrof en-.
terprise, integrity and means. and are as,
follows: John ~ Murphy, "A. Gseelark, u.
G. Gorbin. ,John4Kinna. IF. q. Maclay, S. III.
BONN, G. G.Symes, .Jno. Fl. Ming and w.
C4Child. 0nmoiion It was decided that the
works should be known as the Helena Res
ductinn Works. Il On the l4th the Directors
held a meeting and adopted measures where
by the great project will be pushed forward
without delay. % By the 1st Of December, the
Herald says. IL shall expecr to see the first
furnace in successful operation.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
THE WHEAT Cuup.

This leading staple OF our productions was
: very extensively cultivated In this valley The
past season, aud Immense crops have been tile
natural result from utir prolific soil, bat we
regret to learn from farmers that The crops
Z have bcen,materially dalnaged- more
i. SO than was anticipated--by the heavy frosts
TINT occurred In August. The recent thrcsh-
ing of this grain has demonstrated the fact
chat the Yell expected by the farmers has
81 been cut down almost ene-ihirtl in some in
stances Although this will OF course make a
corresponding reduction in the amount of
fonrmaae: stills we do not think it will affect
< prices, az 10 isnot general, and the quantity
produced Will possibly exceed the demand.
8 The fact his also been demonstrated by those
l5who have tried the experiment, upon Fsiilai
scale, up this far in the valley. that wheat
sssownin the fall, produces fully as we'll and
OF as good quality as wheat isoMa In the
y SPRING, and IT. Is nota,liahle to heavy
! frosts. This ii u matter Of much moment
% our farmers, and one which should receive,
their attentions We learn from n gentleman
), near this place. who put in three acres of
winter wheat last fall, that Inc realized one.
hundred and twenty-five bushels Of excellent
wheat therefroTi. His farm is situated near
.tae mountains where SHOW is ON the ground
! greater portion of the winter, keeping it1
moist. and it is probable the same RESULT
would not have been attained in the lower
valleys. where the snowanelts more readily.
and where the ground il frozen, more or less,
during the winter. Our valley farmers
should try tie experiment, however; at first
on . small scale. In sowing farmers should
procure seed that has been raised in the
Territory. Experience has shown that it be-
comes acclhnated. and il not so liable to- be
affected by frost. This is true not only of
wheat, but of III cereal and vegetable pros
auctions. Ii the information upon which |
We base the assertion be true, we believe that
in Il few years. if our farmers will preseT We |
and plant their own seed. our crops will not3
be damaged by the heaviest frosts, and that |
theiqtlantity as well us quality of our pro-
ductions willcontinue to improve, untilithey I
reacl, as near perfection as can be attained. |
While we believe in encouraging the plant
ing of all iiewand superior seed, il can be /
done in a limited way until aecliuEssed, and /
If OF u superior nature. be generally adopted, /
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

HE most approved exponent Of thu wo-
man suffrage movement Is Airs. Victoria Ct.
Woodruff. As All example Of what the SIC
cess Of this so-ealed reform will make Of our
future wives, sisters and mothers. this woman
>tleubtless the best and most strikingo Of tie
whole Of the ''shricking sisterhood.' Totally
devoid of Inodesty. and possessed ot 4 hrazen
jmnndence which would almost shame II
eourtezals publishing 4 newspaper devoted
to teaching the doctrines Of frcc-Iove, and
which has received tfle endorsement and APP
prnyal Of a large and influential convention
of the streng minded eelf-ionsinated for the
presidency. aud striving ever tor noforiety.
this woman III All admirable illustration o5
nbat The ballot will do for tho sex.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
Hew Mexico Election.

Os.saA. Neb,. September l5.-Mr. Galleges,
Democratic candidate for Congress. IN New
Mexico il probably elected Nv FIVE hundred
majority. III. Santa + = county the vote stood
Ci,anez. rep. lI0; Bsltidg, Rep Cos; Gal
Ieges III OffciaiI returns have bcen reeaIs-
@lbat ftop faus scunfjes. 4
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NOMAD.

The following are the principal conditions
of the treaty made between Russia and Prus-
sia, III Versailles early this year: Should war
involve Austria. by Intervention or otherwise.
Russia will act with the Germans, furnishing
"a specified number of troops and ships. The
allied powers were to make peace only on
the following terms: Austria was to renoun-
&c iii faverof Germany all Bohemia, Moravia,
silesia and the Duehy of Salzburg, Austria
was to renounce in favor OF Russia the Prov
inces of GaIlicia and Dalmatis, and when these
changes became accomplished facts, Russia
was to cesle Germany five towns and harbors
on the Baltic sea and part Of Goursland.
Prussia was to regard the treaty Of Paris AS
null, and to pledge herself to armed partici-
patton in the conquests ia the East with a
force equal to that Of Russia, and the snbse-
quent partition of tile conquered territory.
Russia was fooled as was France III 1866.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
FoREzGN GOSSIP.

! j, IT, IN IL, PLURIBUs UNuM.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

Str Peter Lely made It i rule never to look
lat i bad picture, having found BIZ experience
that whenever he did SO bis pencil took a
tint from it Apply tho same rule TO bad
company.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

- - ~ -
The l-ocAL NEW.sPApER.--The local news
paper has become 4 necessity. Towns 81
from 1000 to 1900 Inhabitants, without 1
newspaper to inform them at the leading
events TRANSPORTING IN their midst, are behind
the times. sargstc daily papers, published in
the Lending commercial and manufacturing
cities, and circulating extensively in the
country towns, have but Slight influence
detrimontal to the local country journals.
Reading Of events ia our Immediate vicinity
is of more importance to us, than those which
have occurred thousands OF luiles away. The
local columns Of tie home paper are the first
thing scanned by the reader. The country
Journal, and tile mode pretcntions city pa
pers, each have their respective sphere Of dli-
~ to, fill, and though TIE former inars be
more modest in their claims and dimensions.
they are none the less essential to tie well
icing Of tile masses Of the people. A good
local paper il worth a dozen times To Il COM
nlIinit3 what IL costs for Its support. Individ-
uals that slleeriiigly throw aside their local
paper beeauseit does not contain all fhe
latest telcgrapiiie dispatches and news from
abroad in advance oflthe more ponderons city
journals, are unjust. uneratefiil. and really do
themselves an injury. II indeed they have
any legi.cinate interests Iii the local circle
WHARF the paper calculate - <cife csast
AIcerf:ss-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
TOLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE

We are pleased to notice that the citizens
y tonWes gave them through the columns ot
II Ahe MontaiiaR several months ago, iii regard
! Ito the erection of smelling works No
town i'm this Territory. OF any other. is more
.fayorably located to render such an enter
prise successful. Its surrounded by vast
region ofpquartz, undoubtedly the richest iii
3aworid, and III extent almost unlimited; easy
u oflaecess and requiring but little transport;-
9 ton. principally down grade. We have Of
J ten wondered since it has been demonstrated
in this Territory. Utah and iht st. Louis aud
aOsnaha, That reductions works could be estab-
x lished i'm Virginia alta nominal cost consa-
eflng the immediate andicnoisnots return oil
the Investment, thaftlie capitalists of Madison
dill not awake to their own interests and that
of their town aud county BY an energetic
move in this matter. AS the subject is now
before them, clucidated by the action of the
people Of Helena, We hope they will not shut
their eyes To tue advantages that will certain
ly accrue TO them By pushing this matter to
an early c0nsummation. The dosinanf min
erai resources of Madison county are sufiici-
ent to build several Northern Pacific Rail-
roldssand little enterprise AMI money will
enable those who haze suffered the priYations
If q pioneer life to grasp the hidden treasure;
j, but continued .lethargy will give it to those
who come to the far West 10 aPaliman sleep
ing car, surrounded by 1.-THE laxuries Of
modern civilization, Willie tle.tardy PIONEERS
will have to take Ia back seat 0r emigrate to
some undiscovered country; where after
picking cover the loose guicli diggings they
will AGAIN be served in the same manner. -