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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-21
THE LATEST NEWS.

Greeley will deliver three agricul.
tural addresses during the coming fair
week.
W. A. Wheeler has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the
18th New York District.
F. Brunot and Cree, of the Board Of
Indian Commissioners, will attend the
great Ute Council in southwestern Col.
orado.
"A Paris dispatch states that Minister
Washburn in an interview with Thiers
yesterday, proposed that the postal treaty
with the United States be concluded at
once. f'a.
Rev. Thomas E. Bond, Of the SIetho.
dist Episcopal Church South, and recently
an editorial writer for the St. Louis Chris.
tian Advocate, died Monday, in Hartford
county, Indiana, aged 50 years.
"A New York dispatch says West Va.
advices there say the contest is growing
very exciting as the election draws near,
the majority will be less than 1900 either
way.
The boiler of Barnett & Sons -four.
ing mill at Winemac, Ind, exploded Mon.
day morning, instantly killing Jos. Coults,
engineer, and injuring another man whose
name is not given.
"A dispatch was received at the Navy
Department Tuesday morning, from Min.
lister Washburne, dated Paris, August 9th,
announcing the death OF Capt. Il. X.
Davenport of the steamer Congress, at
Carlsbad, on the sth inst.
The Texas cattle fever has broken
out among some Of the herds in Sanga.
mon and Morgan counties, Illinois, and
has created quite a panic among stock
men, although as yet the disease does not
appear to have spread much.
"A Saratoga special says many eyes
were dimmed with tears when the i'm.
peachment vote was taken. Barnard's
successor cannot be elected until next
year, and the temporary appointment
will hold until January 1st, 1874.
An attempt was made Monday morn.
lug, to throw a passenger train on the
Jacksonville & Northwestern railroad of
the track short distance from jackson.
vile, III. A number Of ties were placed
across the track on heavy down grade
but were fortunately seen by passing
farmer and removed just before the train
reached thepoiut.
The London Times Sof- the 10th says
The Royal Humane Society has just
awarded It's silver medallion TO Mr.. John
Dodd, United States Consul at Tamsin,
Formosa, for heroic conduct in saving
the lives of shipwrecked sailors.
The Democratic Congressional Con.
vention OF the Second Maine District
yesterday nominated DR.. A. Garcillon.
The Kentucky war claims, for which
a special appropriation bill was enacted
at the last session of Congress, finally
passed the Third Auditors office yester.
day. The amount allowed is $525,258.
The annual session of the Supreme
Council of Honor and Temperance was
held at Erie, Pa, on Tuesday, with eleven
States represented. The order is now
fully organized in twenty States, and
partially in ten others. The member
ship has been increased 1900 in the last
year. .fa
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Attempted Murder and Burglary in
Providence. ct

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 2O.-The
house Of Job F. Angel, an old and
wealthy citizen Of North Providence,
was entered by two negroes, between 12
and l O'Clock this morning. Mr.. Angels
daughter, Mrs. Francis N. Brown, of
Brooklyn, was first awakened, and made
an outcry, when one of the negroes beat
her in the face shockingly and attempted
to choke her to silence. Mrs. Angel, an
old lady, heard the alarm, and went to
her daughters assistance, when one Of
the robbers shot her with pistol, the
ball passing through her breast and the
tleshy part Of her arm. Mr.. Angel, who
is partially a cripple, raised the cry to
have his gun brought, when the robbers
fled without any plunder. Neither Of the
ladies are fatally injured.
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The GeneHa Arbitration.

GENEVA, August 2O.-While nothing is
positively known on the subject, the pres.
ence OF Mr. Cohen and the exceptional
length OF yesterdays sitting of the Tri.
bunal Of Arbitration are the occasion Of
an accredited rumor that somewhat i'm.
portant news will be communicated to
the President to morrow.
NJ. Armand Dumars, the celebrated
French artist, has arrived in Geneva.
Bis object in coming here is tolpaint a
picture in commemoration Of the sitting
Of the Tribunal of Arbitration.
The final decision Of the Court is ex.
pected in few days.
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ST, LOUIS.
A COUNTY JAIL EscApApE.

ST. LOUIS, August 20-A daring escape
was made from the county jail between IL
and u o'clock last night, by four young
men confined therein, three OF them await.
ing trial for robbery and the other serv-
ing out two years term for an attempt
to kill q policeman. The. prisoners had
been supplied by friends outside with re.
volvers, and one Of them who was allowed
the privilege Of the corridors obtained the
cell keys while the deputy jailor was sit
ting outside of the Jail and liberated his
friends. Upon the jailor entering he was
confronted by the ruftlsns, each Of whom
pointed cooked revolver at his head,
while the leader demanded the key to the
outer door. Resistance was useles and
the jailor gave up the key, when the dar.
ing prisoners unlocked the door and
walked out. All are well known to the
police and will probably be soon recap
tured.
Henry Perrett, who was shot last night
by young Bramhall, was pronounced out
OF danger to-day, by the surgeon, but he
has a badly shattered jaw.
McVey, one Of the victims of the boiler
explosion yesterday, is dead.
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NSNENDER 1861" is the caption OF
ID ID editorial OF paragraph in Yesterdays Reg.
'Sa' M The suggestion is a good one. In
!s'l Col, Ben WILSON, who had been
t. e'ec'ed 9! to the Virginia Convention as a
Union man" had betrayed his cons,it-
ueAcy and was in full fellowship with
@o u OOnIedeIaies, and, though he lodged
'ae vote on the passage of the ordinance
VI secession, be afterwards asked and oh.
@laed u, permission TO sign it. At that
"Ile JOHN j. DAVIS, Bourbonish as his
PIS,,iliSal I,.ioS'. opinions are, was a staunch
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A Denial from Mr.. wisner.
OFFICE OF THE BERKELEY UNION, !
MARTINsBURG, W. Va, Aug. 10.

Asl &AuAs 4Vs
To the Editors ofthe Intelligeneer:
In last Saturdays issue of the Wheel.
ing Register, under the head of "a plain
statement Of lacts," signed by Mr.. Lewis
Baker, find the following:
"lV. It Is charged that, in 1859, / de.
sired the Legislature to elect the editor Of
the Berkeley linton Public Printer, that /
might be sharer In the profits.
II reply: The Legislature OF 1869 con.
tanned but twelve or fourteen Demo.
crats-hence no Democrat could hope
to secure any position in It's gift. There
were two Republican candidates for
Public Printer, Mr.. Wisner, Of the
Berkeley Union, and Mr.. Frew, Of
the NTELLIGRNoRR. No caucus nomin.
alton had been made, and the Republi.
can members divided pretty equally be.
tween the two candidates. It came to
the knowledge Of some ofmy friends that
II Mr.. Wisner should be elected he would
desire TO arrange with me To do the work,
as he did not contemplate establishing q
printing office here for that purpose. As
the choice was tobe made between two
Republicans, many Of our friends, and
among them Gov. Jacob who was then
member from Hampshire, agreed to vote
Tor the Republican who was willing to
divide the "sinews of war" with the Dem.
ocracy rather than for the one who would
apply all the profits TO Republican benefit
But before the question came to final
vote, the Republicans held caucus, and
by one majority, nominated Mr.. John
Frew."
Justice to myself demands that l say
that so lar as l am personally concerned
| Inever made any such advances to Mr..
Baker, nor did / authorize my friends to
make any such advances, and that the
whole statement thus made by Mr.. Baker
is news to me. was endeayoring at the
time, and suppose, had l been successful
in obtaining the position, would have
made arrangements with Mr.. Ewing to
do the work. An alliance with any other
person was never even whispered by or
to me. Very respectfully, &c,
]. NELSON WIsNER.
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Missouri Demi.Rep Convention.

ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-Thc Demo
cratic and Liberal Republican Conven.
tions which convence at Jefferson City
Tomorrow will be largely attended by
outsiders. A great number are already
on the spot working for their special
friends. There are large number of
candidates, and an exciting contest is
expected. 1t is probable the State ticket
will be Q mixed one, embracing Demo
Gratis, Liberals and -Confederates.
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CINCINNATI.
Free Speech Meeting of CoIored
PeopIe.

FeopIe.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Thc colored
people tonight filled Shiloh church at a
meeting in behalf Of free speech. Ad-
dresses were made by Peter Clarke, Thos.
Knox and others. Knox said that at the
meeting Sunday night there were many
men whom Tabbs Gross had wronged
when he was in the substitute business
during the war and that was the only
occasion for them to resent that wrong.
They adopted resolutions upholding the
right of free speech and disavowing on
the part of a majority of colored citizens
all sympathy with attempts to abridge
this right, pledgipg themselves to assist
in maintaining free speech, regretting the
effort made by colored people last Sun
day nightto intimidate Tabbs Gross, and
repudiating his statement that he could
not be protected in Ohio.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 2O.-Ex.Emperor Ma.
poleon, in an interview with a correspond.
ent Of the London Telegraph, said he did
not consider the approaching meeting OF
the Emperors Of Germany, Russia and
Austria, any indication Of danger to the
peace Of Europe, The late Emperor keen
ly criticised the expenditures of Thiers'
administration OF the government OF
France.
Slight disturbances have occurred at
Leicester, Maidstone, Exeter and several
other towns, in consequence OF the early
closing Of the public houses In compliance
with the provisions of the new licensing
act.
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LawIessness In soalhenstern Missouri

ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-Advices from
Southeastern Missouri state that Marion
Weeks, postmasterat Rice Hill, Reynolds
county, was shot and killed by an un-
known party on Saturday night last, while
watering his horse in Black river, the
assassin being concealed in the brush on
the river bank. 1t is another alleged
Ku. Klux case, it being asserted that MIR.
Weeks was murdered because he had
given information to U. S. Commissioner
Stewart at Ironton, regarding certain per-
sons implicated in whipping Rev. Mr..
Callahan some weeks ago. No arrests
were made. l 80 ssa
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Republican Meeting at Columbus

Republican Meeting at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August aO.-The Re.
publicans OF this city inaugurated the
campaign this evening in a most success
ful manner. Early in the evening an i'm
mense torch light procession, with sug-
gestive banners and music, paraded the
principal streets, attracting thousands to
the street TO witness the procession Many
residences aud business houses along the
line OF march were decorated and lllu-
minated. After the parade the procession
and thousands Of citizensof all political
parties gathered at the east front Of the
State House and listened to a stirring
speach by Hon. R. @. Kirk Of Ohio and an
eloquent address by Gen. Jas. N. Harlan
.of Ky. A glee club OF fifty fine voices
was one OF the features OF the occasion.
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Cuban Recruiting in Canada,

TORONTO, August 2O.-The Ottawa
correspondent of the Toronto Leader says
there is some foundation for the rumors
that Cuban agents arc at work in Montreal
endeavoring to enlist men for the Cuban
army. The government has been sppris.
ed OF the fact and will issue proclama.
ton warning jtssubiects against enlisting
in the servics6f Cuba or fitting out yes
sells for any such purpose. ~.
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New York stale Politics,

New York, August eO.-A Tines Ud.
ca dispatch says Ex.Goy. Morgan, Gen.
Dix and Judge Robinson, are the most
prominent candidates for the gubernator-
ial nomination. Trenaln will be nomiuat.
cd for congressman at large by acclama-
ton. Purveyor Cornell nominated for
Lieutenant Governor. tEsg
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for over an hour With guns, paving stones

for over an hour With guns, paving stones
and bludgeons. Many Of the employees
from the mills on the Antrim Road have
quit work TO join the rioters. There Is
NO knowing where the matter will end.
The riots Of 1865 lasted three weeks,
1t seems that the commandant Is de.
termined to enforce order, and according.
y intimates that every person found on
the streets will be treated as o rioter.
me public houses are closed to-day. The
soldiers have effectually cleared tho
streets, and the rioters are dodginr
around the corners, firing stray shots.
Bakers Strike and Threatened Riot
In Dublin.
DUBLIN, August 20.-The iourpeymen
bakers Of Dublin are on strike for higher
wages, in consequence Of which large
numbers OF inhabitants are deprived Of
bread and arc in iamishing condition,
The most intense excitement prevails.
and hundreds OF women are in me
streets inclined to riot and pouring out
tmprecations upon the heads OF the
master bakers. Attacks upon the shops
are feared.
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Arkansas Republican Convention.

LITTLE Rock, August 2O.-Delegates
to the Republican State Convention,
which meets tomorrow, continue to ar.
rive. 1t Is now thought that Col. George
Hadley will become a candidate for the
nomination for Governor. Judge Baxter,
of Batesville, Is evidently the coming
man. Gen. A. w. Bishop will probably
be nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
A large number Of the leading Democrats
ot the State are here also, 10 attend a
general meeting Of the State Constitu.
tional Committee on Saturday.
The weather is clear and warm. The
river Is falling.
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The horny handed Mechanic" who
dtcOuses in the Register about the home
stead exemption in the new Constitution
says its effect il adopted will be to abolish
the credit system in this State. This
may bea good reason why men OF means
should favor it, but ii is no inducement 10
the working man Of small means, who
find; very convenient 10 run monthly
Hll4
There is one little fact connected with
this exemption clause that We have not
seen mentioned. When this provision
vHunler consideration "Gen." PANNELL,
dOhiO, got up and made one Of his rip.
AoEting speeches against it, declaring
that the prOvisO making an exception in
favor Of claims for purchase money was
put in Tor the special benefit of land
sharks He made the thing so warm for
these gentlemen that they had the matter
TecOmniIted. Whenit came back it had
an additional exception in favor of "debts
contracted for improvements thereon
that Is for building materials; in other
words, lumber. THE General is a deal
e'in lGmberl This little addition remov;
edihe Generals objection as to the land
sharks and the provision went through.
Hewas willing the merchant, the doctor,
IAemcchanic and everybody else should
Os'ut out of his claims, provided he were
SLOWED TO enforce collection OF his lum-
od bills and this little proviso Tor the
benefit OF lumber dealers was putin just
i0PIacaie and silence him and for no
other reason in the world.
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BRAZIL.

New YORK, August 2O.-Rio Janeiro
advices state that the is fear of war be.
een'Brazil and the e.Argentine Conteder.
alton is beingdissipated.
A band OF engineers, splendidly equip.
ped, has left Rio for Parona, to work sur.
veys across the southern section of Brazil
up henorthern line TO Paraguay and per
haps on to the Pacific. The intention Is
to work the course Of a Brazilian railraod
to the Pacific. English capitalists to fur
nish the funds.
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A Prominent Kansas Democrat Re.
~ pudiatess Greeley. f.

TOPEKA, August 'eO.-T6e Common.
t'eath tomorrow will contain letter
from Hon. w. d. Peckham, one of the
most prominent Democrats Of this State,
Eepudiahng Greeley and calling upon the
Democrats Of Kansas to assemble In con-
yentlon at Topeka on the 9Th inst. 10
select delegates to the Louisville Conven-
tion; A State ticket will also beiput in
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Tennessee DemOcIatie Convention.

DVAl1VNI"EIS SVH'OHN1VH'
NASHVILLE, August 2O-The Demo.
cratic State Convention TO nominate q
candidate for Congress and Presidential
clector Tor the State at large, meets here
tomorrow. A large number oil delegates
have already arrived, and the Convention
will probably be the most numeronsly at.
tended Of late years, 1t is expected that
a Liberal Republican will be chosen elec.
tor, The Congressional nomination how
ever, is the point Of interest, as 1t Is
believed Andrew johnson will be pressed
for the place. 1t has not yet transpired
whether johnson will go before the Con.
vention, or whether he desires the nOmi.
nRiinn
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Kansas City Votes a Railroad Sub.
scriptIOn,

KANSAS CRY, August 2O.-Tae vote to-
day on the subscription Of Sl50,000 to
the Kansas City, Wyandotte s. North.
western Railroad, which Is proposed 10
be built from this city to Lincoln, Neb,,
resulted in an overwhelming majority In
its favor. Work will be commenced on
he road Immediately. ~,
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PTTsBUReH, August 2O.--Mononpahels
river lour feet and falling slowly. Weath.
er very hot,
CINcnNATI, August 2O.-Riyer eleven
feet six inches and rising. 90.
CAIRO, August 20.-River risen one
inch. Weather clear. Thermometer 90.
LOUISVILLE, August 20.-River station.
ary, 3feet 8 inches In canal, foot 8 inches
in chute, Weather clear and hot. Busi-
ness good.
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LOUISVILLE.
A Lottery PRIZE.

LOUISVILLE, August 2O.-J. C. Mines,
the Mayors clerk, and ]. NJ. Vaughan,
Clerk Of the City Council OF Louisville,
today received "a dispatch. from New
Orleans, stating that their ticket in the
Hayanna lottery had drawn a prize Of
$4,000 in gold. no iit-il' ~
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The Pope Going 10 Relgum.

ROME, August 2O.-It is said that Arch.
bishop De Merode, the Almoner of the
Pope, has gone to Brussels for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements with the
Belgian ministry for the reception of the
Holy Father in that country.
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Coming Down,

,ho VI ,S1Nl course We cannot say in advance OF
,Tv Wiz, 'Itv'ioh ~ precisely what Ohio county
s,y "H y, w. out We feel fully authorized 10
ny D!r,1o 10 our correspondent and TO tho
0Sia 00SSiaoc'ats Gratis throughout the State that
Ha,O Ss1. county will give Camden and tho
RSis.rv ssvusu'O''on . decisive majority
,..,,l " 10 not precisely; but you might
JAcoB. OO' majority ioF
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aj,S,n, ,Sa n$1',<' , is beginning to warn the
,3os,,i,,ass, ,%. asain'' spurious tickets" spu.
BON. ,SSs, ,aS ~! indeed, There will be more
.SoD ion a1a S, 'Tindling !" tickets, put in circu.
cocs, M, T. " I the Ring than a man could
thn oa1.s T. ~ a., hour They have man in
ticket g'iIe Se,'1 who's an expert in the bogus US
paste, 'u'aess' especially in the use Of
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FATAL AFFRAY.

Ina saloon last night Joel spaeigcr
stabbed 0rton Kleppelin the breast with
q pocket knife, inaicting q wound from
which Kleppel is dying. Spaeigcr was
arrested.
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If, W,syER. Of the Berkeley Union,
+, , card in our columns this morning,
noi,,s5lv - denies that he knew of or had
1D,,bipr 10 do with the proposition sub
mit,ed 10 Nj. BAEER on his behalf here
IN 1850, that if NIr. BAKER would turn
over enough Democratic votes to elect
NJ, WuyEg printer, he would divide.
M WpSBR's memory is at fault The
p,oDosition came from man with whom
M WIENER had daily and hourly conf
dsutil communication. 1t was formally
,nbmitted to caucus Of Democratic
member, at the Mcclure House. The
gentlemen who were in that caucus know
that the proposition came from Mr.. WIS
yrR and that his friend was only the me-
dunn for its communication. We our
selves were posted regularly as to the
progress Of the negotiation. An editorial
writer in the Daily Democrat who knOscS,
says;
It cannot be disputed that both Mr.. Ba.
snd Mr. Walker did all they could to
turn over the fourteen Democratic votes
TO Mr.. Wisner, under assurances from han
thai, Il elected, he would divide. Some
Of the Democratic members proved re-
lractOry, and the bargain could not be car
ried out.
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blsace 6a's.' tsNs'r notes a striking resem.
he c,otsSs,s2n ct,Sssn the new Constitution and
Ii. lo,naa ,saaaa platform. 1t is a fact that
puy vt nI.,1,, Is a good deal more like a
Ax,ss..a,ssf saasfn than like a Constitution.
ittGSaS SsG s,1s;s.l o. the bred Scott decision,
speech in its belly"
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PARIS.

PARIS, August 9O.-Thiers will shortly
entertain the officers OF the American
man'of.war, Shenandoah, and will subse-
quently visit that vessel.
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Grant and Wilson Meeting at CIeve-
land

CLEVELAND, August 2o.-A Grant and
Wilson meeting was held here tonight,
with the firing Of cannon, torchlight
procession and fireworks. Addresses by
Gov. Noyes and Others made up the pro.
pTalnme, ~ I lt ~ - W
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We 5S'S 5o ne, Is tGmoFin circulation though
SSpyS TS p0s p vouch for its correctness, tbSt
SaSro5,l TS,r,i DfSwn TI gives up The contest apd
D's mi. = MI IiDgle's election.-Rtgtster.
+. ms M ,,,., i' simply ridiculous lie. There
p s,on", u" Sash ,o 'rnmor," nor is there any
I, @'Isa wa, 'os 1t. If the editor of the Regis
Bpovv was a as sure of salvation as Sheriff
V"s r'''' . IS Of his election, our cotempo.
To,,s Tasnees \, in tbs hereafter would be
-V',4 INFINITELY more thnn thcv nrc.
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Weather Rennr,.
PROBABILITIES.
War DEPARTNxEF,
OSHTCE or fHE CHIF SIGNAL OFPIOER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., August 20-7:s0 P,M,

southeasterly 10 southwesterly winds
and generally clear weather will prevail
Wednesday over New England and the
Middle States; easterly TO southerly winds
from Georgia to North Carolina, with gen.
orally clear weather over the Gulf States
and probably an area of rain along the
coast
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THE stupidity of the Washington cor
respondents as displayed in their specials
about the West Virginia election, borders
on the sublime.