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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, March u.

Gold opened steady at 111Ea1114, and
so remained until noon, when it declined
/ per cent, and closed at the lower figure.
Governments dull and steady during the
forenoon, but advanced from I to I per
cent late in the day. Five.twenties of
'64-'G5 old, and 10.40s were very strong
ut the close. Stocks opened strong.
After the one o'clock call the entire mar.
ket declined from t to t per cent, Ohio
& Mississippi and Lake Shore leading the
decline, the former selling ut 4Gs, and the
latter at 9S9. About 8 o'clock the mar.
ket rallied, closing steady. Rock Island
was the feature, and rose from 1881 to
114t. Miscellaneous shares were dull,
and express shares neglected. Money
easy at from A to s per cent. State bonds
dull, and without material change in
prices. Sterling exchange 1904.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Railroad collision in Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, March II,
There was collision on the New York
Central Railroad, in Centre Square, this
city, this morning, between a freight train
and a single locomotive. The result was
the demolition Of two locomotives, the
complete destruction Of six freight cars,
the freight damaged, and brakeman
named Doyle, from Buffalo, severely If
not fatally injured. The Buffalo branch
Of the road is obStruCted, and trains will
not be able to pass before noon. The
passengers and baggage are being trans
lerred. The wreck took fire, but the
flames were extnguished before much
damage was done. The loss to the com.
pany Is very heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
THE FAR WEST.
COlonizing in Colorado.

ST. LOUIS, March Il.
The st. Louis Western colony located
on Wednesday ut the town Of Evans, Col.
orado, fifty miles north OF Denver, and
four miles south Of Greeley, where they
have control Of forty thousand acres Of
land. Evans Is on the South Platte river,
andalready has three hundred inhabitants.
The Boston colony have joined them. 2
A large railroad meeting was held at
Central City, Colorado, Wednesday, and
the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company will
at once commence u survey for narrow
gauge road to the mining regions.
Two companies Of the Seventh Cavalry
have been ordered from Fort Hawker,
Kansas, to the Saline and Solomon rivers
to protect the frontier from the Indians
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Chicago Market.
EnIcAnn Mnrrl

CHICAGO, March II.
FLouR-Dull.
GRA1N-Wheat; No. 2 spring quiet and
gaic lower; 81 24i cash, and 81 359 seller
April; this afternoon fairly active at 81 254
cash, and 81 2B! seller April. Corn less
active and lower closed at 53ta5Ssc C
cash and seller April; this afternoon dull
at 5Sta53ic cash and April. Oats un-
changed. Rye dull Ot Ole Barley dull
at 79a60C
HoGs-Live hogs active and 1Oc niger,
at SO 4Oa7 80.
CATrLE-Dull at 5ta6Gc for fair to
choice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18

rs declared that Spain feels in the
humor Of dispOsihg OF Cuba to the United
States for valuable consideration. We
dare say she docs; but our humor at pres
ent hasn't that particular bent. The fact
Of II is that we have more ripe and un.
ripe fruit now on hand than we know
what to do with, and If We continue
forcing our appetite at this rate, we shall
soon have a violent attack OF national
cholera morbus.-M Y. Com. AduTtGssr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Russian Opinion of the Black Sea
Conference.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March II.

The Am@EaH to-day has the following
remarks upon the decision Of the Black
Sea Conference at London: Notwith-
standing newspaper invectives, the Pow
ers have interpreted the letter Of Prince
Gortschakof as reasonable and upright,
and not q challenge and treachery. The
result Of the Conference involving no un-
just sacrifices and disturbing no rights,
removes distrusts and pledges peace"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Ku.Klux in Mississippi.

u. JACKSON, MISS, March 10.
John F., Lacey, Mayor Of Aberdeen,
Miss, was abducted from his Office last
night by the Ku.Klux. An officer was
sent in pursuit, but failed to rescue him.
Much excitement prevails. Mayor Lacey
was an ex.Federal officer.
MEMPHIS, March 10
A special to tho Acalanehe, from Jack.
son, Miss, says:
Considerable excitement prevails in the
northwestern border Of the State about
the Ku.Klux. Col. Stone, Assistant Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue, has been ordered
TO leave Oklahoma in ten days. The Super
intendent of Education in Lowndes C0un.
ty has been similarly warned, and two at.
tempts made to kidnap him. John F.
Lacey, Mayor of Aberdeen, was carried OIL
last night, and no trace can be found Of
him. It's feared he has been foully dealt
with"
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Accident on the Camden Il AmbOy
Railroad.
PHT1ADE1PH1A, March

An accident occurred this morning on
the Camden s. AmbOy railroad near Cam.
den. The train was thrown of the track
and the locomotive upset by misplaced
switch, and another train collided with
the overturned engine. Three hundred
feet Of track was torn up, and several cars
demolished. Many persons were bruised,
but none seriously hurt
David Reeves, President OF the Phoenix
Iron Company, died yesterday, aged 70
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meet in Rome in July to vote on the bud.
get bills introduced tor the abolition of
the deGerential duties as regards foreign
vessels and for the better maintenance Of
public peace and security throughout the
kingdom.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March II

PHILADELPHIA, March II.
FLoUR-Firm; Ohio and Indiana 81 90
az 70.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; red western 81 65
al &C. Rye 81 1O5. Corn-Yellow 83c.
Oats 63a65c.
PETRoLEUM-Crude 174c; refined 2Sfc
WIIIsKY-Dull at 921a03c.
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New York, March II.
COrToN-Dull and dropping; middling
uplands 15sc.
FLoUR-Qmet at SO OOaO 80 for ship
ping extras.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; new spring 81 So
al CO. Corn dull and dropping; western
mixed S7aS7!c.
EGGs-Dull and lower; fresh t7a1Sc;
others unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18

A MAINE father has sued a son.in.law
for lunches, horse feed, and things fur.
ntshed while he was courting his girl.
He has brought in counter claim, ch8rg-
ing his iather.in.law with meals furnish.
ed since the wedding, while FL, old man
was visiting.
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FLoRENcE, March II.

IntGe Chamber Of Deputies the Minis.
ter Of Finance, on presenting an excuse
for the non.presentation Of the budget,
said there was total dedcit Of 10000.
900 livres to be provided tor. He pro.
posed to augment the issue Of bank notes
by 100, 900 900 and increase taxation ten
per cent. on present rates throughout the
kingdom. The Italian Parliament will
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GERMANY.
Kaiser williams Homeward Pro-
gTess.

The Emperor William arrived at
Weimer yesterday. He WIS met by the
Dnke Of SAKE Weimer, a brilliant staff,
and by the Duchess, as well as by great
crowd of people, at the Weimer station.
The reception was very enthusiastic.
General Wrangle has arrived at Berlin
as the bearer OF a congratulatory letter
from Gar Alexander to Emperor Will
liam.
Herr Sarbrica remainsin France as the
OF Count Won Bismarck to
execute preliminarfes of peace.
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CALCUTTA, March 14-Ta London II.
VIM. H. Seward LEFT here yesterday for
Bombay, where, as has been the case
here, he will be the guest Of the British
officials. AIr. Stewards health Is excel.
lent.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March II

DNLIIMORE, NIAFCh II,
FIouR-Firm and unchanged.
GRAIN e. Wheat K Ohio and Indiana
81 5sa1 03. Corn firm; white southern
s6aS7c; yellow sSas5c, Oats 05a86c.
Observation-Disclosures.
WHrsKY-Dul at 92c.
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ENGLAND.
The Ronapartes at Dover.

$AS -
LONDON, March II.
Thcex Empress Eugene and the Prince
Imperial Are at Dover to-day, to await the
Napoleon, who is expected
there ut two o'clock this afternoon.
Proceedings in Parliament Belgium
Asked to Explain.
Parliament met ut noon to-day. In the
House of Lords the bill for the abolition
Of the University tests passed its second
reading. The House Of Commons was
thronged with members Of the army and
people generally interested in the bill for
the reorganization Of the army, which is
under discussion.
1t is rumored that the Government of
England has asked that Of Belgium for an
explanation as to tho neglect and delay
which have characterized the CONNER.
Cial intercourse between the two countries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
Tragedy at Hendrysburg, Belmont
County.
C1NcINNATI, March II.

Last evening at Hendrysburg, Belmont
county, Ohio, Henry Yous, Just pardoned
from the penitentiary, shot and mortally
injured Moses Kline, and then shot and
killed himself The cause Is said to be
eaIousy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18
WASHINGTON.
The Brazilian Mission Going Beg.
ging.

nc hEuLlIlHn MISSION GOlnS bekS
ging.
WASHINGTON, March II.
No nomination for the Brizilian Mis-.
sion in place Of Mr.. Blow has been do.
termned on. The President having been
deSirous Of filling It, If possible, by a
Republican from Missouri, General B. T.
Loan, Of St. Joseph, was telegraphed to
by u friend and asked if he would accept
the appointment. He, however, declined
to allow his name to be used. Gov Nc.
Clung is now in Missouri on some mining
business and his name was suggested To
the President, but he declines the honor.
For good reasons 1t is believed the present
Commissioner of Pensions will be tender
ed the position at an early day. twill
be rendered to Pennsylvania, but to what
particular person is hot designated. Ex.
Gillfllan and Assistant
Commissioner Douglas, Of Internal Reve-
nue., are most prominently mentioned.
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A Visit 10 Wheeling.

Correspondence GAINESVILLE Courier.
WHEELING, March II.
BELI.ATllE.
This place will soon he renowned for
tho great railroad bridge here, to be com.
pleted in about three months. It's mar
vcllOus row of great arches, extending
for a mile, resembles some monster cent?.
pede crossing the Ohio river, and just
where 1t dips its longest feet into the river
It has greatly aggrieved old Neptune.
The skeletons of some sleeping tlatboats
at tho rivers bottom, attest the strength
Of the intruder.
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TEE Ohio State Journal says the Cleye.
land PIGindeGler is the best paper in Ohio.
Even the editors head Is red.
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ITALY.

un RoNE, March II.
= It is stated that Cardinal Antonilli has
sent a fresh note 10 thedtalian authorities
in reference TO the disturbances in the
Jesuit Church.
0do Russell is expected 10 return short.
ly to Rome TO arrange the business Of
the British Legation the duties Of which
are to be performed by the British Min
lister ut Florence.
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sToCKs-Western Union Telegraph 5BE;
Adams Express, G94; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
42; American 47f; United States All; Pa
cific Mail, 424; New York Central, 9Sl; do
scrip, 03s; Eric 20s; Harlem 1901; Read.
ing, 1919; Michigan Central, 11S; Pitts.
burgh, 113t; Northwestern, 79E; do prefer.
red, 03s; Rock Island, ia; New Jersey
Central, 1901; ST. Paul, 555; do prefer.
red, III; Wabash 55t; do preferred, 70;
Fort Wayne, 064; Tcrre Haute, 80;
Chicago s. Alton, 113; Ohio& Mississippi,
At; Cleveland, Columbus s. Cincinnati,
834; Burlington s. Quincy, 15O; Lake
Shore, 0ss; Indiana Central, 191; Illinois
Central, 1344.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-18

| have been puzzled TO know why Vir.
ginia has held on TO this Pan Handle. l
think l see it. The handle Is silver. The
wealth of West Virginia is hero, and the
/" Pan" don't want it broken of. This
place may be described us another Ohio
river city has been: "Four miles long
and as lar back from the river rs you can
Sec" Those grand hills eastward would
be hard to see through. SChool.boys re.
member tho picture 0l the Wheeling sus-
pension bridge in the Biographies. II
was grand work in its day. But when
storms come, it is true to its name, a
Wheeling Bridge" One edition has
blown down, and there arc signs of rotten
wires in the present one. A caravan Of
elephants would not be safe on II. Cross.
ing It, westward, one comes to Zane's Is.
land In the river, fruit growing island
formerly, but now yielding growing
town.
Wheeling is well churchcd and school.
ed. The loyalty OF some of her leading
men during our war is part of history.
lllustrious among them was the late Rev.
Gordon Batelle, to whose personal influ.
ence the formation of the new State is
mainly attributable.
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more upon half acre of land, with four
months, work, than she Gun earn by sew
ing twelve months, saying nothing Of the
hea!thiuIuess Of gardening. and the un-
healthfulness Of sewing.-Dr, Dio Lseis
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GRANT HOUSE.

A hotel, a shrine, and a sanctuary
This is something new. The proprietors,
Messrs. Lewis s. Woodmansee, are Chris.
tain men, and hither Bishop Thompson
turned his weary feet one year ago, and
here he died. He had kindled into flame
by his eloqueuce, thousands Of souls; had
written some OF the best classics Of
Christianity; had gone journey
Of 10000 miles in a single year; had
escaped perils by land and sea came to
America, and for three more years had
gone preaching, organizing and writing.
In the room where | slept last night, and
weeping strangers doing their best for his
life, he closed those eyes of eagle sweep
forever. 1t is furnished as it was then
and as sat long into the night and read
his books and looked on the mute wit.
nesses around me, memory was too busy
for sleep. Those who knew Dishop
Thompson will come here as to a shrine,
So another hotel, far in Beyrout, is conse.
Grated by the death Of Bishop KinCsIy,
who died on mission tour round the
world,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15

g.: Mter 8eptGe an,eritanil4e 3ei>
ttanBeln flnp ia pe8en Nieperbrennune
BON BaSeiQrs uao aneern DSrfern in 70
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ben. Die Niebsrbrennune jensr G6rfer
mar nctbwenets uno 1T ppufdnpia ge>
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men 3u lanometli0 mar?
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our& europa neil feline pfenfpen
S@rttte 3u er1parten 1paren. Das
5%auptquortier bate ben Ylan, Naris
..ucQfanots ein3ul@lieeen uur IS au63uz
buneerr> neil 8euau bere@net weroen
fcnnte> ipenr IS fallen miBte> uno tet
&atier Meniaenleben sel4pnt babeu
wollte. Nm Sage mad Der Gfnnabme
BON parts febrte i'd ins 6%auptquartier
Surdd. Nuf alien uneinen Reilen babe
i'd ben @ubm ber beutj@en @eere uni
Gelpberrn u%erfunoet.
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Cine @etberredbte= &pee@.

8ei Der lebten@ erlammluna teS neuett
peuti6en geretn6 in Nen Yort ererif
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6oeber: SD mein> rab sic ben
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nil i9 Iber tenle!ten 1pre9en. &orber
bite i9 aber UNI @ines:- 2a9en sic
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fern, Sic auf ben erl6ienoen DC i1as bof>
fen. 5aben sic @epanfenz unb @baz
ratteritdrte 9enua, meme 9erren --
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ben D%ummbeiten
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IS 10. uno beftnce mid wpbl babel. Nebz
men @te it9 Elm Grempel bran. Co.,
ldbter.)
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Der s1bbe @asparb 9aeuerrD ;

Inter enS@la9topfern ter@pmmurte,
bic ocr9eltern Dor elmer @o@e I'm Sc
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1872 in 2pon Don Gltern 19meiSeril9en
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Die SteQe zines &estmentspreoiger unter
pen f6ntgltden @aroen, rpuroe i'm SABRE
1910 gum @anonieu6 an Der NotreD Dame
STRIDE ernannt.
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rer ~ bela1en. Der 6ab Der @ommu>
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- 3ebn &iften @rbswurf fnb in
Gan Grancisco auf 8etsuun9 ber Ser.
Staoten I'M Observation-Disclosures
ein9etroHen uno ioQen mad swei poer
tret Sorts an Zen @ren;en resSncianer>
@ebiet6 oerIenoet rperoen, um bort Die
auf mo@enlan9e Reco9nosciruneen aus
Acknowledgment nit etnem letdt transz
portab!en proYtant III perleben unb Grz
.fabrunAen iiber ben prattil9en @ertb
rieltS Yrlparatte in u~nltren B!eitesraz
Den Su |ammeln. Sece e~inSelne @urf
Won rel Sbmere zines pfunpes, lie1ert
a!5 Eurne perfo6t fir rrei Manr> ben
nStti9e" Nabruna6tof fit efnen Sag.
49, Gtne S9aulnielerin in Cincinnati
tritt am nd9iten Greitu9 ais .- &i&aro
III. ouf. 0etpalt aIs 6amlet, Beneto
al6 Nomeo uno nun Charlotte Champion
ol6 R!daro; IA ia9e man. jebt nod, rab
itb bic Spbdre pe6 Weibes ni9t er>
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Berlin, II. Mai. Die beutioe
prco.z @orreip. bemertt ju benz Grantfurs
ter Briepen u. a.:
Der Grartfurter Grtece pat eine
Sreifa9e Beoeutuns. Gr 1T ni9t bios
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|-er 1T ju9lei& cine neue unb lelbfndnz
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ban9e nit Der neuen Gage Grantneia6.
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pteusi9t nod sr1eer unp fol9enrei@er,
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penewelf. 90 lebr oas game eeut(9e
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jdna(ten &rteasjeit nit aQletti9er> tiefsr
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