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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-09
. Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 8.
CoTroN-stealyi middllng dplands,
l4ta14ic. .g-,.- ..s-
FIoUR-Firm; family, 50 25a6 so.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm; red
at 81 Ssa1 40. Corn-Demand good at
SIC. Rye-Quiet at 9sca$1 o. Oats
Demand light, but holders firm; No. 9
mixed 52a55c. Barley-steady; choice
fall, $l15.
GRooERrEs-COfee prime 1sa
lstc. Sugar-Demapd good; New Or
leans, 9ta114c; refined, advanced &c; soft
at 18a14ec; hard, 14ta14tc; closing buoy
ant Molasses-UnchAnged.
0ns-Linseed on, steady at 100;
lard oil, dull and dropping at 95c.
Eees-Demand fair and advanced;
1Sfa14c.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 24a2Oc.
CHEEsE-Firm; factory, 15al5ic.
PRovIsEoNs-Pork-Quiet and weak;
asking SIT 80, with no demand. Bulk
Meats-Demand light, but holders firm;
&c offered, but ic 10 tc higher asked; no
sales. Bacon-DemAnd light, but holders
firm; sales at 9a9tc for bacon sides, clear
rib and clear; &c for shoulders, but
there were more buyers than sellers at
these rates. Many are buying to cover
May contracts. Lard-Quiet and weak;
asking lie, but no demand
ToBAccO-Aarket firm.
WHIsKY-Steady at Sc.
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The AngIo..American Treaty.

NEW YoRK, May 8.
The Tribune Washington special says:
The treaty negotiated by the Joint High
Commission has been engrosSed In dupli.
cate and will be signed to-day. II the
usual custom Is followed It will be sent 10
the Senate on Wednesday, accompanied
by q message of the President. In order
that Senators may as soon as possible be-
come familiar with the provisions Of the
treaty, a few copies oft will be printed
In confidence for their use. The treaty
will at'once be referred TO the Committee
on Foreign Relations, who will consider
1t In detail and report back 10 the Senate
iavorably, or otherwise. Senator Morton
Is reported to have remarked in alluding
to the great length Of the document and
It's important character, that It will take
the Committee nearly a week to consider
It. The President Is said 10 be highly
pleased with the result Of the Com.
missloneTs labors and to predict iayorably
the action Of the Senate. A proposition
will probably be made to have the injunc.
tiOn OF tho Secretary removed IN order
that the treaty may be discussed in open
session. Several Senators are known to
favor this, but IN agreement has been
made between the Commissioners that the
treaty shall not be made public until
ratifcatlons have been exchanged.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YoRK, NAV 8,

Judge Benedict in the United States
Circuit Court, to-day, gave a decision in
favor Of the government against Westray,
Gibbs & Hardcastle, for extra amount ol
duty claimed on y cargo OF Rice import.
ed In 1854, with interest. The decision d
70 the effect that under law the liqueda-
ton of the collectors final. About g..
100000 was involved in similar cases.
The decision Is to be carried to the United
States Supreme CouIt for declaration.
The suit commenced in the United States
Circuit Court by John LaWless against
Peter B. Sweeney as chamberlain, to Fecov.
er the amount oil money previously lodged
by John o. MAhoney, Of the fenian
brotherhood with August Belmont was
filed to-day, the amount involved was
$4,000, N
The caisson for tho New York Eastriyer
Bridge was successfully launched to-day,
and weighs twenty.thrce thousand tons.
Speaker Blaine after being confined TO
his rooms by illness, in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, oithis city, has sufficiently recover
ed TO return TO his home.
In the case Of Heath & Raphael against
the Erie road, Justin Dwight, assistant
treasurer, produced the check books and
cash balances, and testified that from the
Sd TO 31st Of January, $S48,2O5 had been
received BY the company from Willard,
Martin & Bache as loans Jay Gould testi-
fed to the issue Of 100000 convertible
bonds during December and January, un-
der authority ofthe directors, by virtue Of
general resolution giving such power to
the committee. The board was not no.
tilted Of the issue until April. Among the
records on the books was private loan
to Jas. Fisk, Jr., Of $4,000, and the de.
livery OF check for $50, 900 70 Jay Gould.
The witnesses were examined at great
length. The case was adjourned until
Friday. g., ,g d.. 5y1-.. .rl., ,
The American Seamen's Friend Socie
ty, whose anniversary occurred this even.
ing, expended last year sos, 1880 or $3,470
more than received; sent TO sea 726 libra.
ries, and distributed 100000 copies OF It's
periodicals. The past year Is regarded
as one oil great property. The receipts
olthe American Tract Society last year,
was $402, 1882, which 1901 were from
sales. The expenditures wero $49l, 1877,
OF which $l37, ,02S was appropriated TO the
manufacture Of books and tracts. Three
new periodicals have been established,
and forty.five new volumes issued by the
Society during the past year. d 1900
The government to-day recovered
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MEXICO.
NEW YoRK Nav

New YORK, May 8.
Aspeclal dispatch from the City Of Mex.
leo states that the Juarez party was tri.
umphant in the final vote on the Guerro
question, the vote being 94 to 90. It was
q test question for the administration, and
the ministerial crisis is not nowimminent.
Juraez will keep Romeo and Mia as long
as they will stay In the Cabinet The
election campaign Is as violent as ever.
The revolutionary element Is strong,
Comparative peace reigns in the interior
Of the country so far, though each pollti-
cal party accuses It's opponent Of bribery,
dishonesty, terrible oulrages on the rights
Of the people, and q disregard for the fu.
ture peace Of the country. The period
allowed for the Claim Commission has
been prolonged one year, and the treaty
has been signed by Minister Nelson and
Medicon, Secretary Of State. The reso-
lulions introduced into the United States
Congress, touching the Lower California
question, are being discussed at length by
the Mexican press. ..--r.
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Weather RepOrtE
WAsu1NaToN, May 8

sEtE sWASHINGToN, May 3.
!Syn0psiS for PGSt 1IceniyJour H0urS-
The barometer continues high on the Pa
cflc coast, with pleasant weather. The
lowest pressure Of 8 State remains in
Maine. The barometer has risen some
what only to iAll again westand south
Of Pennsylvania. Fresh northeasterly
winds have prevailed during Monday on
Lakes Michigan and Superior, southerly
winds from Georgia to Texas, and cloudy
weather with eaSterly winds in the Ohio
valley. The temperature is very low on
Mount Washington, with westerly gale,
A falling barometer Is reported Sunday
evening In Virginia and the Ohio valley,
which passed eastward during the night,
with light rain in Southern Illinois and
Maryland. . ...a
clear weather win probably prevail
Tuesday, on the lower lakeSand Atlantic
coast; northeastnrly winds on the upper
lake.; and threatening weather west d
the Central Mississippi Valley.
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What One Democratic Newspaper
Says Of Another.


From thp clGrksburg Conservative.
Now that the Flick contest is past, and
that low, mean, humiliating compromise
Is carried by the votes Of Democrats, We
cannot help recalling to memory reasons
why II is 50. In this county we laid the
question 30 bare before the people, that
any man might read and understand, and
the result Is majority Of 300 against rat.
iticatiOn. The same result would have
been In many other parts Of tho State If
the tue face had been put upon the
amendment, and the voters made 10 I'm.
deHtand what the question really was.
We do not propose TO say word moro
for or against the amendment. But we
have word to say in regard 10 The shame
ful, vascillaung cOwardly course pursued
by many Of our editorial contemporaries.
We have the most unbOunded respect for
the paper which from first to last In
good faith advocated the adoption Of the
amendment, but we heartily despise the
newspaper niau who straddled the fence
and tried by saying nothing 10 keep his
chances carefully poised with both sides.
A policy man is always mean man.
Policy Is but another name for deceit,
and the man that harbOrs either Is
not 10 be trusted. And yet in this canvass
Of question which embraced Vi
tai points, papers that claim high rank
nrespectability were as mum as the num-
mics Of Egypt, or II they said aught, you
could read from 10 lizard and not. find
which side Of the question they favored.
Such papers ought 10 hide their faces
hereafter, or at least be willing To fall In
the ranks and follow, instead Of trying 10
lead public sentiment Perhaps the most
notorious case Of this kind Is that Of the
Wheeling Register. It's proprietor was
elected on a platform oppoSed 70 the amend
ment, voted for It In tho Legislature,
apologized and tried 10 excuse himself
for voting contrary TO his confessed opin.
ions, and then with his tongue yet culver.
ing with his u didn't go to do It." he runs
bis paper oil through the canvass, and rs
carefully balances himself on the rail,
ready 10 jump on either side, as ever waS
any otheraCrObat or tight.rope performer
And yet this man Is chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee, and as.
sumes 10 be its leader. Verify, IL the
Democracy arc 10 be led by such o COW.
ardly leader, then there Is little else than
continuation Of defeats can be expected
lori and we are not certain but 1t de.
serves nothing more.
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speech Of Gen. Sherman.-He Is not
Candidate for President.


Thos. W. Conway, Secretary and Treas
urer ol the Union League Club Of New
Orleans, writes the Tribune, that on the
22d ulL, at q reception given General
Sherman, tue General made the following
speech: "AIr. President l am not much
Of speaker; my forte Is action, notspeech
making. lido not wish my remarks this
evening 10 be reported In the newspapers,
for I see what I said on the occasion. OF an
other reception extended to mo since my
arrival, has been entirely misrepreSented,
and am credited with words l did not
utter; therefore hope there arc no re-
porters to serve the present interV ew as
they served the other, to which | have
alluded.
"AIy duty ascommander Ol the army ol
the country keeps me employed In mill.
tary matters; and by that employment 1
may be enabled TO assist the nation inits
civil and political interest but l do not wish
to be considered a politician. l strive as
well as I can to do what my official duty
compels, and In doing that find myself
deeply employed. l do not seek any civ
il position whatever, and do not wish 10
be suspected Of doing 80. Indeed, /
should positively decline any offer Of a
civil or political position. l mean, to de-
vote my whole time inthe future to the
study Of the military art-nOt as means
of destroying, but as ameans ofpromOt.
ing the good OF all, even the lowest class.
es o ( our citizens" #.a -t- JAZZ
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Disastrous Fire at Wilmington, Del
WILMINGTON, DEL, MAY 8.

A disastrous conaagration occurred
here at noon today. The fire caught In
the klndling wood factory Of Geo. W.
Bush, from the engine house, and soon
communicated to the oil house attached
TO the Philadelphia, Arlington & Balti.
more railroad shops and the locomotive
round house, The round house contain.
ed some fifteen locomotives, and they all
took fire. Some of them will bO badly
injured. Two locomotives, one Of them
just built, are supposed to have been de.
stroyed. The loss TO the railroad conpa-
ny 6 very heavy, including the oil house,
pattern house and round house, which
were destroyed. The roofs OF the gener.
al repair shops were damaged. Geo. W.
Rush loses his building and q sloop which
was burned at the wharf. AT this hour,
one o'clock P. n, the flames are under
control, and its 'shoped no further damage
will be done. .,
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New YOrk LIve Stock lIarke..
New York, Nav 8

@t~" -
CArTLE-Total Beeves {, 200, with A. $50
to-day. Ono hundred and six cars at
Tooth street, SO at Communipaw, and n
at Wehawken. Weather flne and market
good at about tc oI an advance. All sold
range at 1l1al5c, averaging strong lStc
many good lots 14al4fc. Texans la
1880, 90 Of 0 cwt. selling at $23; 90, Ct
cwt, at 1870; 100 thinest Illinois,
70 cwt gross l3tc; 80 oxen, 81 cwt, lila
1Sc; so prime, 81 cwt, 14a15c.
sHEEP-Total 1900, with $500 To-
day; market strong and active, with form.
er rates. thin sheared, SIC; fair, 8ic;
prime, &c. Car Of thin Ohio, 78 lbs, &c;
Gears, 9S lbs, very poor state, 20 lbs,
5ic.
HoGs-165OO for the week, and 1900 TO-
day. Market weak, at 6a6Ec for liVe, and
7isSic dressed. =
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GhegRteLIiqstrrer:

THE pressure upon the departments al
Washington Is something remarkable. A
short time ago a female clerk employed
in one of the bureaus died; two days there
ailer elghty.twO women called at the de-
partmont TO solicit the vacancy; and, in
addition, many letters were received bear
ing the highest Endorsements from sena
tors, Judges, Governors and others hold
ing high official stations.
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SHUT Your MoUTH.-This Is rather a
strong phrase, but analyzed Il Is a very
important one. Pulmonary weakness,
loss OF teeth, dyspepsia, proneness to in.
fictitious diseases-all, We have been told,
may be charged upon the habit of inhal.
Ing through the mouth; and an open
mouth Is not only cause or disease, but
sign OF weakness, and shows a very wa
vering character. Therefore, you who
would keep your lungs free from the or.
ganic dust In the atmosphere, shut your
mouth, and render yourself less liable to
infectious diseases. II you would keep
your lungs healthy, your teeth good, your
digestion excellent, shut your mouth.
Then, there Is often a moral safety In
keeping ones mouth shut. You may
thereby think twice before you speak
once, and often put paddock upon an IN
ruly tongue. When children were chill
dren, which Is not often the case now, the
advice was most valuable.-N. ]. Express.
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NAPOLEON

EnliStIng Supporters in America.
BERLIN, May s.
1t Is stated upon what Is said to be
official authority, that enlistments Of men
for the support Of the cause of Emperor
Napoleon, in France, arc being made in
America.
His Reported Return to France.
n..l.r LONDON, May 8. ,
ItiS again rumored that Napoleon has
gone 10 France, secretly relying upon
the disafection in the army for support in
his attempt to regain the throne.
Riot at Oldham, England.
LONDON, May g.
There was riotlng to-day at Oldham, q
great cotton manufacturing town near
Manchester, originating in lockout. 1t
Is not known that any lives were lost
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Base Ball Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, May 8.

WhbHIN0TOh. may O.
The Olympic Base Ball Club Of this
city, blue Stockings) will leave here on
Wednesday on their first grand tour, and
have arranged to play the following
matches May 18th, Liveoak, Cincinnati,
in Cincinnati; 18th, Forest City, Cleve-
land, in Cincinnati; 10th, Keki0nga, Fort
Wayne, in Cincinnati; 18th, White Stock
ings, Chicago, in Chicago; nth, Forest
City, Rockford, in Rockford, Illinois; 18th
Actuas, Chicago, in Chicago; Goth, Forest
City, Cleveland, In Cleveland; 22d Union
HaymakerS, Troy, in Troy; 2Sd, Har-
wards, Boston, In Boston; e4th, Bos-
ton, Of Boston = the return game
in Boston; Goth Yale University, nine
New Havens, in New Haven. The. Blue
Stockings also intend to play the Neptune
Clubat Easton, Pa, and the Athletics
and Experts, ut Philadelphia, but no days
have been set for these games. They are
endeavoring TO perfect arrangements to
play the Boston Club TO play them in New
York, while In that city, but the latter
have not yet accepted the proposition.
CHICAGO, May 8.
The game Of base ball to-day, between
the White Stockings Of this city, and the
Forest City Club, Of Cleveland, resulted
In a victory for the former. The score
stood 12 to "A
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STATE BoNDs-Missouris, 98I; Tennes.
sees, old Os; new, 0St; VirginiaS, new,
7Oi; old, Co. North CarollnaS, old, Al;
new, 25.
STocKs-Western Union Telegraph, OOI;
Adams Express, s1t; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
4S; American, 81; United States 58t; Pa.
cifc Mail All; New York Central, 99i; do
scrip, 94t; Erie, al; Harlem, 1871;
Reading, 49, Michigan Central. 1924
Cleveland s. Pittsburgh, 1SQ9; North.
western, S6t; do preferred, 9S; Rock Is.
land, 115t; New Jersey Central, 1OS; St
Paul, 62i; do preferred s14; Wabash, 04Ii
do preferred, 79i; Fl. Wayne, 90; Terre
Haute, 80; Chicago & Alton, lis; Ohio &
Mississippi, 5ls; Cleveland, Columbus 6
Cincinnati, s9i; Burlington & Quincy
456; Lake Shore, 110I; Indiana Central
22R; Illinois Central, 1851; Union Pacific,
S3s; Central Pacific, 10l; Union, 90a.
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VINO bad BLACK Ra.. in the Potonac


FrOmthe Baltimore Sun.
Editors Baltimore Sun: A few days
ago read an article in your paper Us.
cribing to w. W. Shriver, Esq, Of Wheel.
ing, the credit of being the first to intro.
duce the black baSs-sO famed in the
Ohio Valley-into the Potomac river
Permit one who was once citizen ol
Wheeling to inform you that the first
honor belongs TO Dr.. John Eoff, deceased
who was an old and highly honored and re.
speCted citizen OF Wheeling, and In con.
Junction u lam not mistakenly with Mr. j,
II. Forsyth OF the same city. DR.. Eoh
requested the privilege Of Mr.. ]. B. Ford,
then agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Wheeling, Of conveying the
bass In the water tank Of the locomotive.
The bass were brought to the depot by
DR.. Eof himself, and when they arrived
at Cumberland the fish were put into the
Potomac by Mr.. Higgins, who was The
agent for the company ut that point This
was the first lot Of black bass ever sent
to the Potomac river by any one. What
Mr.. Shriyer sent was after that therefore
the flrst honor belongs 70 DR.. John Eof,
who was one OF the most enthusiastic dis.
ciples that old Isaak Walton ever had.
H.
[Our correspondent above mentions nc
date at which DR.. Eoff introduced the
bass into the Potomac Mr.. Shriver
brought the fish from the Ohio the year
aller the opening ofthe Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, so that Dr.. Eof must have At,
tended 70 the matter even earlier than
that II he preceded Mr. s. In the good
work, which both, however, appear u
have been laudably interested in.-EDS.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, May 8.

NEW YORK, May 8.
CoTToE-Firm; middlIng uplunds, 15tc
FIoUR-Dull and dropping; SO O5a
8 80 for shipping extras.
WHRAT-Dull and dropping; red and
amber, 81 Sal 5s. Corn dull, and hold,
ers anxious TO sell; mixed Western, 7Ga
7Sc. Oats, unchanged.
PRovIsroNs-Pork, steady; Cumber'
land middles, SIC. Lard, firm; seller
July 1lfc. HN
EeGsSsteady Of 1Bc.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Nav g.

NEW York, May 8.
Gold strong, on account of heavy i'm.
ports, at 1115a111t rs the ruling prices.
Loans made at 1a2 per cent. CIearauces
sci 100000. Governments dull but steady
and without material change IN price.
Subscriptions 10 the new loan to-day
S124,O0O. Stocks were quiet until near
the close on account Of the annual elec-
tion Of officers Of the Exchange. Late in
the afternoon there was more active feel.
ing displayed and the market advanced
slightly; New York Central, Lake Shore
and Western Union Telegraph being par.
ticulaFly strong. The cliques In tho lat.
ter named and Rock Island have been &C.
tive to-day, and the indications seem to
be that they will try To bid up their stocks
tomorrow. A now clique is being formed
with the purpose oil advancing the market,
but Is hardly ready yet 10 commence
operations. The short interest Is not
large enough and the Cliques seem
TO encourage speculative sales in
order TO assist them to advance the
prices. The Post says the best advices
are that although the cliques sold q con.
siderable amount on the late advance, yet
they still have large load which they
can only get rid Of BY advancing prices.
The market closed steady and strong, with
Pittsburgh, Western Union and Union
Pacific Us the features. The following
officers were probably elected 10 the
Stock Exchange: President, VIM. 3.
Clarke; Chairman, NJ. A. Wheelock; Vice
Chairman, Jas. Mitchell; Treasurer, D. @.
Hays; Secretary, d. 0. White. In the
case Of the Governing Committee, nothing
positive can be stated till the votes are all
counted. Money at 4a5 per cent. South.
ern State bonds-TenneSsees have been
strong and active, others neglected, sterl.
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PhiIadeIphia Market.
Pn1LApELpn1A. NAY 5.

PHILADELPHIA, May =.
FLoUR-Dull; extra Indiana and Ohio
family at 81 00a7 70.
GRAIE-Wheat quiet; red western at
81 55s1 60. Rye unchanged. Corn quiet;
mixed western at 75s70c; yellow 7sc.
Oats unchanged.
PRovTsIoNs-Weak mess pork at
$17 O0a17 80.
Ons-Petroleurh quiet and unchanged.
WHTsKY-FIrm at aSc. r
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Morements of the PresIdent.
HARRISBURG, May s.

HARRISBURG, May :.
President Grant passed through this
place on Saturday, in company with Jay
Cooke, tospend sunday At Hewyille, Pa
with DR.. Alexander Sharp, where his
family has been for some time. The
President returns to Washington this
afternoon, leaving MELVILLE at II AN.
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CINCINNATI.
CMcNxArr, May s.

SlNILANAAlI may 9.
A young son, six months old, Of Secre-
tary Belknap, who has been lying here
sick some time, died to-day Pt the Burnet
House. atsl @ Ed ~
The annual meeting Of the Ohio
Homeopathic Medical Society occurs here
tomorrow and Wednesday
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sANFRANCIsco.
SAN Francisco, Nav 8.

Warm, dry weather prevailing; straw.
berries drag In the market; six hundred
chests arrived on one train Saturday, and
are wholesaling at from four to six cents
per pound.
The California press are disposed to be
somewhat severe upon the Medical Asso-
citation, as congregation Ofimpracticable
old fogies. .u'.. .r,.f
Travel in the Yosemite Valley has
never been so great as this season.
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Chicago Market.
s, Ou1cAGo, May 8.

FLoUR-DulI and unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat, No. 2. spring, closed
firm at 81 20 cash and seller May; this
afternoon firm at q 2Gf, bid cash. Corn
No. 9, mixed dull; closed at 64a54tc; thil
afternoon firm at 54ta54fc. Oats, dull
and declined tc; closed al 4Sc; fresh Al
Alto 10 47ic for regular. Rye, No. 9
firm at s0as9ie Barley, spring No. 2
quiet at SOC.
CATTLE-Firm at 4A7c,