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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
A Double Murder at Denver.

DENVER, CAL, August l2.
A double murder was committed lust
night, thirteen miles up the Platte from
Denver George NJ. BonaCina and Mrs.
Newton, his sister, were shot by Ger
man farm hand named Thco. Meyer. BO.
nAclna Is dead and Mrs Newton is not
expected to live. Myers is still at large,
but large reward is offered for his Rr.
rest Mrs. Newton thinks Myers was
hired to murder them. It appears that
she was married last summer 10 one
Frecdcnhall, who owned the property, but
after the marriage decided 1t 10 her; II
quarrel occurred soon after Freedenhall
lett and Mrs Newton and her brother
have since lived upon the place. Suspicion
naturally points to FrccdCnhall ns the In.
stigatOr Of the murder.
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SAINT LOUIS.

The Express Wagon RObbery.-.
The Delivery Messenger Makes a
Confession.
ST. LoUTs, August l9.
D. W. sOuther, the United States cx,
press delivery messenger, whose wagon
was robbed here recently and who is lin.
der arrest for being implicated in the
robbery, COnfesscs that he was concerned
in II. He tells two or three different sto.
ries about being approached some months
ago by Il man, whose name he COncCals
and urged to assist in rObbing the com.
pany. This he resisted, but the mans
appeals were so persistent and continual
that he finally yielded, under an influence
that he could not Withstand, and entered
into the robbery. J. ScannOn and Thos
Brady, who are also under arrest, robbed
the wagon. Kendall, the driver, knew
nothing Of the affair. The party who
planned the robbery anil who is supposed
Ohave the money, Is known TO the pO.
lice, but for reasons deemed sufficiently
them, they have not yet arrested him, al.
though he Is known to be in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August l3.
Tho official returns from 81 counties
give Leslie, (DemocraU 11O,448: Harlan,
Republican, 74,l24, LeSlie's majority In
the above counties is 3G,8lO. The full re.
turns from the State will probably make
Leslie's majority in the neighborhood Of
10000. In 81 counties given Leslie gains
b,3Ol on tho vote Of Stevenson (Dem In
the last gnbernatOrial race, and Harlan
gains 5O3l7 on the vote of Baker (Rep)
In the former election.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Tennessee. CIaain for Congress.

''H"e>Nee' Clafiin for Congress.
NEw YORK, August l2
a mass meeting of Germans last night
was addressed by Tenuie G. CIatliu who
announced herself US candidate for Con.
gress, holding that women was ne much
entitled To hold a public Office aS she wa.
to fulfill any other functions incidcn, n
citizenship. She said ".Iust as n rclI
gious American has the privilege of goIne
to his church on Sunday, so must the rigLii
not togo be equally secure, You seek YOUR
recreation Just where you can find il and
drink your lager in peace and quiet SO
long as you do not disturb public order"
A series OF resolutions was adopted, ac.
Ccpting her as u candidate Of the German
Progression Association.
ANOTHER CALL on TANnlASY.
John Foley on behalf of tho Citizens
Association Meeting hAs addressed o let
Ter To the Mayor, saying that faithful
copy OF the city and county pay rolls il
demanded, showing 10 whom and what
payments have been made, also bills show.
Ing accounts against the city, with pro.
Ceedtngs Of the Board Of Superyisors.
Furnish particulars in these respects. TO.
gether with transcript Of the Controllers
BOOKS rs payments made him. II the
Mayor fails TO disproVG OF the charges
against him, ho must at once yacate Ills
office The letter bears the names Of
many prominent merchants and bankers,
PROBABLE MURDER
This morning at two o'clock the police
discovered man lying on the corner Of
9Th avenue and 40th street, bleeding from
. wound In the head. lie died Whllc be.
Ing removed TO the station. lie was sup.
posed to have been killed by blow
from some blunt instrument which frac.
IMred his sknll No Clnn 10 thn mnrdnrnr
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Marine News.

LONDON, August 12.
Commodore Ashbury has, in conse.
quence Of her victory over the Egeria, re.
considered his determination not 10 send
the yacht Livonia TO America. She will
sail shortly Tor New York In place of the
Cambria.
The steamship Cuba touched at Queens.
town and proceeded to Liverpool. The
steamship Malta, from Liverpool, also
touched nj Queenstown.
New York, August l2.
The steamship Algeria, from Liverpool,
has arrived
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ROME.
The POpe's Proposed Retirement to
Corsica.


New York, August12.
Tho HerdlfS Romo letter contains the
information that the Pope has selected the
Island Of Corsica as the place of his future
retreat, though any determination on his
part to leave Rome has not yet been made
apparent, and that Cardinal Antonelli has
had the chateau OF Carte placed at the
disposal Of the Holy Father by NJ. Valley,
Of Monsulles, which Ia being extensively
fitted up Tor his reception.
. The publication Of the Pope's letter
against the revolutionary journals has di.
minished the sale Of these sheets about
one-half, and their total disappearance Mt
this rate will be witnessed in short time
But notwithstanding this result the revo.
lutionlsts rre Mt work organizing a new
journal entitled Luther, which aims al the
destruction Of tho Pope.
In replying TO a deputation Of Roman
citizens who presented him with
Peter Pence contributions, the popc
said that while relying on the
prophecies contained In books, yet
1t was written that the time would come
when the Holy Zee Is forced TO live on the
charities Of the world, but would never he
wanting In money.
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The Maine Central II. II. Accident.
PORTLAND, August ~.

The Maine Central Railroad have Ill.
rected m investigation to be at once
made at every bridge on the line OF road.
The station agent al Bangor, has been di.
rGcted to give medical aid 10 the wound.
"a at the Company's expense. At the
Coroner : inquest, continued evidence
showed that the leCayed state of the
bridge caused the disaster, hut II does not
appear that the rOttenness Of the bridge
was known TO the officials, although an
inspection Of the bridge was made in June,
when orders were given for strengthen.
ing the bridge, on account Of the heavy
strains which II was being subjected 10
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NhOOtlng AntnY.

OMAHA, August Is.
An express man named Mcnamara was
shot to-day by his brOther.in.law, named
Phelps. They had had previous quar-.
rel concerning some domestic matters,
which was renewed to. day, ,4IcNamara's
attacking Phelps with u shovel, who shot
him three times, killing him. Phelps has
been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
LITTLE ROCK.
Row Among the Firemen.--David.
sons One Hundred Hour Walk.
LITTLE Rock, Aux, Allgrst 70,

LITTLE Rock, AnR., August 1?.
After n fire last night some lremen
got into fuss over who threw the first
water, resulting in II general fight, in
which several were severely beaten. A
negro policeman intcrierCd, hut was badly
beaten together with two or three other
colored men. This morning riotOus dem.
onstratlons were again made by the nc.
grOes, who threatened the Chief Of the
Fire Department, and serious results were
anticipated, but finally the matter was
Quelled.
Davidson, the pedestrian, has now been
walking ninety.six hours. lie has four
hours 10 complete his task. lie is almost
exhausted, but will no doubt succeed.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l9.
Murder at New Orleans.

About 2oclock this morning Dominick
Byrnc inflicted three dangerous stabs
upon Ned Hughes, cab driver, WHO
went to the hospital bleeding proiusely.
Byrne stabbed Pat Brady twice through
the heart, killing him instantly. After a
chase Of several blocks Byrne was ar
rested bp the police. The murder oc.
CURED in a coffee house near Paydras
market Whisky was the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
A Distressing Affair In Iown..Pivs
Lives lost In an Old Coal shan.

N""N'N' august IL,
A startling affair occurred near Eddy.
vile, in this State, yesterday, by which
iive persons lost their lives. VIM. Briggs
mad decided to reopen an old coal shalt.
and sent his son and daughter to din out
Tue water. The son put down tho ladder
ana descended, but was suiTocated by fire
lamp. The sister not hearing him also
descended. Briggs coming to the mine
win ms brother and hired man, and not
Deing aole to hear his children, also de.
scehued, one alter another, thus making
nve persons who found untimely graves in
the bowels Of the earth Aijost acconn,o
the bodies had not been recovered
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Died

HARTFORD, Conn, Augustl 10.
Mrs. CAtharlne Toucey, widow of the
late Hon. Isaac Toucey, formerly secre.
tary Of tho Navy, died suddenly this even
ing, aged 90 years. She was taken hi in
church, and died in her carriage on the
way home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
Bet on the Wrong Horse and Jump.
ed into Niagara River.

NIAGARA FALLS, August II. z
A young man named A. G. Smith, re.
siding In Brooklyn, last evening suiclded
by jumping from bridge into the rapids.
lie had wagered his money on tho wrong
horse nj the Buffalo races and lost II,
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BY TELEc RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Death of Mrs. VallandIgham.


Mrs. VallRndigham, widow of the late
e. l.. VallandighAm, died in this city al
1890 this morning,
DAYTON, August i3,
A private dispatch received here to-day
by John NJ. SpTigg, Esqr, from Cumber,
land, Md, announces the death at that
place, at II o'clock, a. NJ, to-day of Mrs.
Vallandigham, wife OF the late G. l..
YallandighAm, OF this city Mrs. Val.
landigham was stricken down by the sud.
den death ol her husband and has been
suffering severely ever since IRON physi.
cal and mental prostratiOn. A few weeks
since she was taken TO Cumberland, Md,
by her relatives, where she has continued
10. grow worse and was recently seized
with an attack Of dyscntAry, which re.
suited fatally, Her remains will be dc.
posted In vault at Cumberland and
removed here for interment in the family
burying ground as soon rs the weather
will permit. Mrs. Vallandigham was
sister Of the late Hon. John V. l.. Me.
Mahon Of Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFtcB OF THE CHIEF 9fgRAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. d. G.. Aup. IQ-1,gD p N

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFtcB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. l2-T3O r. N.
SYNOPSIS FoR TwENTYFouR HOURS
The barometer has fallen from Mis-.
souri, nOrlhward since Saturday after.
noon. 1t has risen Oh the Gull coast, but
has now again fallen. The high barome.
ter which was over tho lake region has
moved eastward, and Is now north Of
New England, except q small isolated
area Of New Jersey. The temperature
has risen this afternoon to an extreme
height from Nebraska TO Kentucky and
Tennessee. II has fallen In New England
and Pennsylvania. Ram has fallen since
yesterday on the Gull and South Atlantic
coast, and so far MS heard from, to Min.
nesota. Clear and hazy weather has pre-.
vailed from Lake Michigan to the Ohio
river, and eastward TO the Atlantic.
PROBABILITIES.
Area Oflow storms will probably he de.
veloped tonight and tomorrow from
Tennessee 10 Arkansas and northward 10
the lakes. Rain will probably be ex.
perienced on Monday from Texas TO
Florida and Virginia. Falling barome.
ter, with cloudy weather Is probable for
the Middle and Eastern States.
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a Snrprising Rumor.

LONDON, August 10.
The improbable rumor Is ahoat tonight
that Victor Emanuel has offered 10 restore
Quirinal to tho Pope and to enter Into o
league with France and Spain to secure
tllo perfect independence Of the Holy
Father.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14
IRELAND.
Collision Between Ofangemeh and
Police at Londonderry.
DUBLIN, August 19.

DUBLIN, August 12.
Al Londonderry, to-day, the Orange
men had terrible collision with the po-
lice and military authorities in conse-
quence Of an attempt 10 celebrate, by pro-
cession through the city, the anniversary
Of the raising Of the siege of that city
in 1899, which had been prohibited by
the Government. The processionists came
out TO the number ofseVeral hundred, bur
were quickly dispersed, Great crowds
soon collected. The police were attacked
and the military had TO be called out 10
quell the riot. There was number of per.
sons seriously wounded The police have
made many arrests.
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Of the cholera. Twenty.three persons
were attacked with the disease at Konigs.
burg yesterday, thirteen Of whom are
already dead No cases OF cholera have
appeared in the south of Russia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-14

Movements of the President.

LoNd BRANCH, August u.
President Grant, accompanied by Gen.
Porter, left to-day for Camden, 10 visit
Senator Cattell. The President, after
dining with the Senator, left for Pnlladel-
phia, where lie will be the guest of secrc-
tary Borie. lie returns to his cottage on
Monday. Secretary Fhh and wife lelN
this morning for their home.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13.
President Grant, Secretary Robeson,
Postmaster General Cresswell, and ex.
Secretary Borie came from Long Branch
on Saturday afternoon, and dined with
ex-senator Cattell at his residence near
Camden. Subsequently the party went on
board Of n private yacht and proceeded up
the Delaware to the residence Of eX.Sec.
retary Borie, where they passed the Sun.
day. He returns to Long Branch Mon.
daY morning.
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GERMANY.

The ChOIera..strlngent Measures Of
Prevention.
BERLIN, August 12.
The Imperial Government, a. well as
the local authorities have adopted the
most stringent measures for the prevention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-28
Common Council.

Atu regular meeting of the Common Council
held June 81, 1871 there were present: John B..
Smuol, esq, Pres't and Mesars. Shinn, Wheat,
Moore Ncae, Harrison, Bcadle, Price, Massey,
Dyson, Evans and Parker
Bills Of George w. Jumicson, 500; Z. Z.
Berry, Sc; J. F. Dyson, 81; Emanuel Francis,
ST. and J. G. Milburn, "a, for election services
were ordered to be paid. -
A communication from +. Ii. Bell, asking
that room be provided in hich 10 re-cstablish
the Alexandria Museum, was referred to the
Committee on Public Property.
A communication from w. II. Muir, asking
permission to erect one or more framed build
inrs on the south side of Queen street, between
Columbus and Alfred, was referred tC tho Com
lnittee on Streets, with authority to grant the re-
quest if they think proper. ,
\ communication from Il. n. Carter, City
Surveyor, certifying that one third OF George
Tylcr's house is within and two thirds without
the corporate limits Of the city, was read, and
the Auditor was authorized to have the assess
,ncnt on the property alluded to made III accord
ance Herewith.
An act TO amend m net entitled IAN act for
raising revenue for the year 1871 was passed
by its title ....
An act tn amend All act entitled :tll lrt to re-
organize the police ni Alexandria, was passed by
its title ......,. ..s.s
On motion of Mir. Musscy, the following res"-
luton was unanimously adopted By rising vote
Resolved; That the thanks of the Common
Council are due, and are hereby rendered TO
John B. Smoot esq. President Of this Board,
for the impartiality with which he huS presided
over its deliberations" ...... .....9,;
The Board then adjourned, 10 meet again next
Friday night. $50, .
Trsic: HAROLD SNOWDEN, Crk.
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That able paper, the St Louis Republican.
says 1.-THE constitutional question before the
people, then, is not whethera State has right
TO secede or to nullify an act of Congress-that
was decided, in fact, by the late war-but whe-
Their State has any rights which the National
Government may not at its pleasure set aside. y"
This is one Of the he issues. This is one of
the questions which now make it so important
to contend unitedly against the political princi-
Piles, doctrines and measures Of the leaders of
the Radical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-28

The subject of instructing women in domestic
economy is attracting attention in England, and
ali institution is soon to be established in Lon
don, under the direction Of a lady, and the
patronage of the Earl Of Shattcsbury and other
distinguished philanthropists, for the purpose
Of teaching the art of housekeeping This is in
truth, most important branch Of female edu-
cation, for the great majority of the females not
only in Finland, but in this country.
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Don't Read This.

: lfyuu are really in want of good and cheap
SUMNER CLOTHING you will do well by,
calling ut BLONDHE1M'S; corner King and
Fairfax streets. ...
White Duck Suits of various styles and prices
White Msrseillcs Vests
Large stock of BOYS Jackets and Pants.
Special bargains in Black and Blue Frnck and
Derby Cloth Coats
Handsome styles of Light and G"lored Pants
and Vests. .a
\ nice fitting Suit can always be found ut
BLONDHEIMS,
ioIG Corner King and Fairfax St..
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4en. Forrest was under examination tor
tour hours before the ku klux Committee yes
terday He said that everything is us peace
ful in Tennessee as in any other State, and the
people are law-abiling and deprecate disturb
ances as much as those living at the North. -
If ku- klux organizations ever existed there
lt was on account OF Brownlow 5 proclamation
ct 1867, saying that the militia should not be
molested for o,ltrages, and the punishment Of
rahals y
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The Markets.

New YORK, June 2S--Stocks steady and dull.
Virginia skies G31; do new - Money easy at
3 Gold steady at l2z. Flour. dull and droop-
ing. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and
firm.
5ll bid, 50 asked do lSlG III bid, 10 asked do.
1851 IS! bid, 20 asked; do. coupon, old, ID bid,
GG asked Cotton nominal The Flour market
tavnrs buyers, except for choice. Wheat quiet
and lower; new white 145al70; new choice red
1G5al10; fair to good 150alG0; Ohio and Indiana
155; Pennsylvania l3jal50 Corn quiet and
stock scarce; white Southern SDaS2; yellow do.
75 mixed Western II. Oats dull Western
jS:62 ...... ....,. ...
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lGOMMCNICATED.


CHURCH AT BRENTsvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM
Co., Val am requested to inform your read
ers that delegation of ladies from this village
will visit your city some day this week fully au-
thorized to solicit contributions from your llbe-
raj people to aid in the erection Of church
proposed to be built here 4 festival will be
held on the Court green, here Monday next, by
the ladies, the proceeds of which will be appro-
priatcd to the above named purpose. The
Hotel pronrictors in the place have. very gencr-
ously declined furnishing any dinner that day,
so that the ample repaast spread by the ladies'
may be enjoyed, by all. Every delicacy the
season affords will be procured. -.
1t is hoped your merchants and citizens gen;
orally will lend these ladies helping hand and
contribute literally to the object they have IN
view. The church will be free to white min
listers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Presbyterian, Episcopal, the New and both
branches of the Old School Baptist church.
Blrntsvillc. Va, June u. TYRONE.
THE CROPS. A farmer in Stafford, Of Ill
teen years experience, informs us that his crop
of wheat this year exceeds, by far, any previous
crop he ever made The crop was raised on
corn land, and without the aid ofany fertilizers
whatever. He has sold lis crop of potatoes
amounting to about five hundred bushels, to
one of our merchants, ut fitty-tive cents pei
bushel. -,,.
An old farmer Of Spotsylvauia, informs uS
| that his crop Of wheat is better than any pre-
yious crop for the past ten years and that he
also, used no fertilizers. = Virginia Star.
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WASHINGTON ,IrEMs.-The President has
pardoned Robert McNally, convicted Of grand
larceny in the courts, aud sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment in the penitentiary at
Albany, New York State.
The Secretary of the Navy has directed the
eommandant OF the marine barracks to cause
the marine band to play in the grounds of the
executive mansion on the afternoon ofthe ap-
preaching Fourth Of July. from j to 7:SO
o'clock
Rev. MIR. Chenoweth, who has been appoiut-
ed disbursing agent of the Postofice Depart
ment, in place Of +. A. Mccartney, whose de-
talcation has been reported, has commenced his
official duties.
The philodemic Society Of Georgetown Col.
Iege held on Monday their usual meeting pre-
liminary to the college commencement. The
hall of the college was well filled and the exer-
cises of their wonted interesting character
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REMARKS The market for Wheat is without
material change; receipts are light, and the
quality If the offerings about the same that has
prevailed for the past week; sales Of S. bushels
new at 15O-qualty tuir-anl &C Of old ut l40
and AZ; Corn is dull al Il decline 2a3c; offer
ines Of iii bushels mixed and 40 Of yellow,
with sales of the former at ~. Oats arc dull at
Il decline, and the bulk Of tho offerings were
withdrawn; sales nj Is and =, with offerings If
II I'm.
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document, signed by three hundred and
fifty boot and shoe manufacturers of Lynn,
Beverly, Worcester, Haverhill, Boston and
Marblehead, Mass. and Portsmouth and Do
Yer, n r., is published in the New York
Evening Post. 1t shows that ''protection"
having been run in The ground, they are lud-
my out its evils even in the hot-bed Of its
growth, New England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-28

IF Chief Justice Chase has his opinions and
views misrepresented, it is his own fault, for,
from the newspaper reports, he has fallen into
the modern habit habit too common with
our public -ofsufering himself to be ''in-
terviewed," by writer's for the press. In former
Jays our leading men would not have allowed
these interviews" and, in most cases. would
have resented an application, for this pupose,
- personal indignity. fit is desirable that
views should be given, why not write them
cut and publish them, so as to secure correct
ness? = I'..: .....
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There is L report that Mr.. Horace Capron,
Commissioner of Agriculture has resigned, and
will go to Japan under contract with that Gov
eminent, at $4,000 per year, to develop the
resources of the Island of Yesso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-28

The biggest shad Oh record ut the North was
caught last Thursday in the Connecticut river,
near Hartford He measured two feet four
inches from nose to tail aud weighed eight and
= half pounds. .r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-28

Every day We see high encomiums bestowed
upon the Administration for paying the public
debt :" Not a word about the people who are
taxed to death to raise the means, and who
really 10 pay every dime Of it that is paid