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ArgumentatiVe.

The morning journals have some later
dispatches from Geneva which indicate an
early termination of the labors of the court
on the Alabama claims, and one of them
publishes in full the closing arguments of
the American counsel. Messrs. Gushing
and Evarts, in response to the English dis
custom of certain points submitted by the
court for explanation subsequent to the
close of the counter cases.
In the course of their argument It would
appear that the English counsel had cues
toned the preventive power of the laws of
the United States for the preservation of
neutrality in case ola vessel not armed or
not in condition that would permit the
the commital of hostilities at the moment
of its departure from an American port, and
had also cited instances in which filibuster-
ing adventures had been sustained by
American law.
To the first part of this argument Gushing
replies by quoting the law of the United
States and the decisions of the Supreme
Court, sustaining the broadest interpreta-
ton of its preventive provisions. The sec.
ond part he disposes of by reminding the
Court that England is now before the Irjbu-
nal accused of having failed to use due dill
SOhSO IL OOcOA fAA4S luC COnNtuLlOUdl rules U
the treaty of Washington; that if America
has failed or not in her duties of neutrality
according to the common law is not the
question submitted to the arbitrator, and
that America replies at the proper time and
place for her acts to those whom such acts
may have injured. IL matters little, argued
Gushing, what the interpretation of the
municipal law of England may
be. The Interpretation of the law
of the United States mat
tiers still less. The conduct Of the United
States towards Spain or Mexico, or even
towards England herself, is not IN dispute.
There is only one question to be decided
by the Geneva court: "Has England
failed, yes or no, in using the due diligence
required by the Treaty of Washington in
the case of the Anglo Confederate pri-
vateers?"
COnfrmst0ry.
GENEVA, Aug. Z6-Omy five arbitrators
were present at the session to-day. The
absence of the COUNSEL aud agents of Eng
land and America indicates the conclusion
If the consideration of the general ques-
lions, aud that the final work of the Board
has been reached.
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SfrucIr nv Lightning.

FuRI PLAIN, n. Y. Aug. GA buggy
containing two men was struck BY light.
ming last night. The horse was killed and
the men are missing.
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HiIIed III. WIG bv mnIprno4,oa.

BosToE, Aug. 26.-At Canaan, n. H,
Yesterday the wife of DR.. Asa Wheat died
from chloroform administered by her hus-
band before extracting teeth.
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A chain containing 800 links, each link
Te'E llng 80 pounds, is to be made By the
cts al the Massachusetts, State Prison
HarlesloTn, for the East Boston Marine
J, ,- way.
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j. 81. Peterson, wellknown coal dealer
OF Memphis, died at the. Hot Springs, Ark,
Sunday from injuries received in fall the
day before.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at "A for the old issue and
732 for the new.
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GENEVA.
ERE BEGINNING of the End,

NEW YORK, Aug. ga Geneva special
says the business of the Tribunal is draw
ing to close, and decision is expected in
two weeks. Accountants are calculating
the amount Of damages occasioned by each
cruiser. When this is completed the srbi-
traitors will render their decision: First,
whether England is responsible for each
cruiser; and being responsible, as to the
sum she should pay. The case of the
Shenandoah excites an earnest contest, the
Americans pressing the case and asking
damages for the destruction of whaling
ships. The Georgia case is practically
abandoned,
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FOREIGN.
HINDUSTAN.
rae Cisosera rake. a Pfesh stsrt.

OAHtFNoAU Z tb1Ao4 % = t5aa Stt51ss
BOMBAY, Tuesday morning, Aug. p, via
LONDON, Aug. 26, 1890 P. M.-The chol-
era has appeared in the valley of Cashmere,
and is reported to be raging with great VIC
lence,
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The gossipy correspondent of the Wash
ington Capital discourses thus pleasantly
Of White Sulphur Springs fashions and
foibles: "There is another lady, however,
whose jewels surpass all others yet seen
here. One necklace and pendant and pair
Of bracelets are estimated at $4,000. She
has another pair Of bracelets set with dia-
monds, and there are four other sets, be-
sides several lockets and watch studded
with diamonds. One set, each piece
Of which resembles the half of
a shell, studded with diamonds
with a single pearl in the >ssutre, is the
most beautiful ever saw. Any number of
White Sulphur matches are made every
year, and am glad to say the present sea-
son promises not to be backward ia this
respect. This is most tremendous place
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SCIENTIFIC.

DUBUQUE, IA, Aug. 25.-The fifth and
last big days session Of the Scientific Con-
gress was by far the most interesting. A
larger number Of papers came up than on
any preceding day, the most Of which were
read
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FL Dorado.

SALT LAKE, Aug. 26.-The Savage ex-
petition fitted out in this city some four
weeks ago 70 search for precious gems, has
been heard from. A letter was received
this evening dated Plano Glance, New
Mexico, aug. II, with a consignment Of
about quart OF rubies, emeralds, garnets,
opals and a variety OF bright stones sup
posed to be diamonds. Crowds Of people
aro examining the specimens with much in
terest. 4 carefal sample of the whole lot
viii be forwaded to lapidaries Of New
York tomorrow. Savags writes that be
viii send another collection of better quail
ty in a few days. fFk
Shocking.
Thfrs three shocks OF esrthq uake in
Kanob, in the southern section of the Ter
ritory TO-DAY.
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Psychological.

Several gentlemen gave description of
a simple apparatus for certain detection in
Genealogical investigations; also on the law
of probability applied to the determination
Of InenRl exertion.
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COTTON is quiet in New York but
firm, at 22ac for middling.
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GoLD was more active in New York yes
terday, closing at 112s6112i.
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Our STOCK IS EMBRACING THE STYLES IN
Leghorn Canton Men and Boys
surpassed Louisville entire foo
LADIES' HATS special attention Can and
de Public Front
10 Terms liberal. Particular o Orders.
mh1 eodhlloc7 DISMUKES WOOLWASE
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Mr.. Hericks illustrated a simple apPara-
tusfor students for quantitatiEe demonstra-
ton In the physical laboratory. He advo-
Gated that chemistry shoula be taught guam
tatiVely as well as ualitatiYely.
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but mere bantling of the Administration,
and that those most prominently engaged
in working up that politica! anomaly are
lot doing so from principle, but that their
peeaniary liabilitiessare amply provided for
by the party in power.
The act Of Congress, passed at the close
OF the Rebellion, regulating the presenta-
tien and payment of clsims arising out of
the war, left the question of the disioyalty
OF claimants matter to be pro ed in the
discretion of the Quartermaster General.
After fighting i'll the Confederate
army, and the collapse of the Rebellion
leaving him without employment, Col.
Duncan amused himself by bringing a
claim Of some fifty-odd thousand dollars
against the Government for the use and
occupation By loyal troops of his premises
The Quartermaster General, up to the pre-
sent TINE, on the issue of the disioyalty of
the claimant, resolutely ignored this pre-
pOsterOus claim, and it was mentioned in
the Office Of this official only TO be laughed
at. In the way which similar accounts
have been treated in the Quartermaster
Generals office, there was about as much
hope for the settlement Of Duncan's bill as
for the payment of semi-annual interest on
Confederate bonds.
Within the last week the fortunes Of this
claim have taken singular but not mex
plicab,e turn. Col. Duncan, from being an
significant ex-Confederate in the eyes CT
the GRANTEES, has developed into the prom
inent leader Of formidable political diver
sion. His boast that he could take away
the votes of eight hundred thousand Dem
ocrats from Greeley, gave bis claim a cLar-
acter and standing that put it at the head
of all the mult;tudinous claims of like and
even of better character, with which the
Quartermaster's Department is overcrowd-
ed.
Clothed by an act of Congress, with dis
cretion in the premises, the Quartermaster
General Is now satisfied of Blanton Dun
cans loyalty, and the claim of the latttr
has made more Roadway approaching pay
ment In the last three days than in the pre-
vious years put together. It has passed be-
yond the jurisdiction Of accounting, and
has now been sent to the Treasury De-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
N. cUTMAM & cos.

Fx1SG TIM BouSDARRS-Councilhad
3 long and stormy time Of 1t last night
over the report Of the special committee
appointed 10 redistrict the city. The
boundaries Of the PIrss and Seventh
Wards remain as they were the south line
OF the Second was brought down TO Mon.
roe street. the same line OF the Third was
carried down to John, beginning at the
mouth OF the Creek, thus reducing the
Fourth one square in width from The nv.
e. TO the eastern line II the city linitS
The fight was On the dividing line be-
tween the Fifth and Sixth wards-oue
party desiring it 70 remain where IT has
always been, Second street, the other de.
string il 70 be forced down 10 Fizt The
two Brsnches could not sgree and CON.
nittee OF conference was appointed, and
1t failed 10 come TO any conclusion, EXCEPT
70 disagree, Another committee was an.
pointed, bat before they retired to delib-
crate both, Branches a1jourued-;he Sec.
ond to meet this evening. The bounds.
ries Of the Eighth Ward were fixed and
include Substantially, LAbelle and South
Wheeling. Ii was nearly midnight be.
fore the cOntendi1g forces we're called of
the field Of battle, both sides showing
game to the LAST. HosIlities will be re-
sumed this evening, We presume, with re.
neWed vigor.
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-ETSA IEoS AND NAIL Co-By refer
enceto our advertising columns GU. read.
eEs will find that the "-E.ns Iron & Nail
Company" mean Jutinen. We learn tina,
the committee appointed TO purchase n
site for the mill, reported 10 the stock
holders that they had purchased the pro.
perry Of the wheeling and Belmont Min.
ing, Grape and Wine Association" A
committee was then appointed BY the
stockholders, namely: Lewis Jones, A G,
Robinson, Vim. Howell, Daniel Davis A
J. Bags, E. P. Rhodes and VIM. ". Hol.
loway, with full powers to lay out the mill
and purchase the machinery, &c. ueces-
sary for Bar and Sheet Iron Mil, with
instructions to proceed at once with the
work. As this is a live committee we
may expect soon TO see the smoke issuing
from the stacks OF the Etna There being
Still . muety Of the stock not taken, books
will be opened at the First National
Bank, Bridgeport, Ohio, and at the Office
Of Wagner & Co., Wheeling. From The
indications this stock will coon be taken
to the full amount called for by the char.
ter ls9oOpo0O) Those desiring stock
should apply soon.
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sSow.-Early yesterday morning, It
commenced showing and continued until
the ground was covered to the depth Of
four or Ave inches. Coasters soon made
their appearance and Young America was
in great glee. The snow being quite wet,
was In excellent condition for forming
balls, and every direction in the afternoon
they were flying thick and fast" The
streets and pavemenu by evening were in
dreadful condition, being covered with a
compound Of mud and snow, well mixed,
that made walking land everybody has to
walk now.a.aays) a very dissgreeable ex.
ercise. After dark there was change in
the temperature and everything will be
found solid this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

SACRED CoEcERT.-We direct st,sp.
ton TO the advertisement in another col.
ann, Of u sacred concert to be given
tonight 10 Kirkwood II. Z. Church. By
examining the names OF those who have
engaged 10 take part In rendering the
programme (which is q fine one) II will
be seen that the list embraces the rsry beet
amateur musical talent in this city and
vicinity. The concert Is given for the
benefit Of the church in which It Ia held
and we trust the attendance will be large
We know Of no more pleasant way in
which Thanksgiving Eve could be passed,
and trust very many Of our citizens will
make 1t convenient to be present. We
don't believe they will regret it should
they do 50. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

New FAIL AND TN1ER GooDA-C
Hes, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has just received the most complete and
chMce line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
simeEes, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagoosls, Cloths OF all shades.
Nesdngs, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C, that can be found in the city. Also
3 large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does sil
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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N, GUTMAN & co.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Men and Boys OyercOats,
u. curMAN Z CO.'S.

--LATEST PROM WAslIH0Tox-FiA i
Daad-Fasl Pay SEIpeesO9-7h W1O<
Fla. RaRily Sassh:ened-0As Of T1sn
CaRPletay StiHHAd.-By dispatches re-
eetTed BY the Associated Pres the start
ling announcement is made that the en-
tire Fish family have been killed outright
They will be brought 10 Wheeling en-
balmed and serTed for 3 Thanksgiving
dinner. Call at any time Thanksgiving,
dH1Ag bttiHas Aolrs, and partAke Of the
the same, and also obtain bill Of fare, At
b. Franks Peoples Square Dealing One
Price Clothing House, 20 Monroe street
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ORGAN INSTRUCTORS at sheib's Music

RENovAL.-1 beg leave TO announce 10
the public that have removed into my
new room, No. 105 Main street, one door
below the old stand, where l have opened
an extensive new stock Of Boots and
Shoes, comprising ell the latest styles for
Ladies, Misses and Children, Of the
best Eastern and home manufacture,
which will be sold very cheap. All are
invited to call and examine my stock be.
fore purchasing. L.V. BLOND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

GREETEsT BAReA1Ss-EYer offered il
THIS city in Scotch suitings and 3Lohsir
Mixtures. Toclose out the above goods,
We will sell them at COS; isr cash. and
guarantee them made superior in style.
workmanship and excellence to any house
in the city. We ask the gentlemen to
call and give Us a trial.
J. T. LAKE & Co,
No. 81 Monroe street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

GREAT SrocEsA-The new franklin
Building Association hmeeting with un-
expected success, having only been
brought before the public about q week
since, and more than three.fourths Of its
large capital has been subscribed at thi.
writing. The corporations feel confident
tina; there will cot be 8 share left by the
time they organize, the lst Of January,
Any person who may be considering the
matter had better decide soon and leave
their names with the incorporates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

DANGEROUS sPoRT-A young man en-.
ployed in Collins Brass Foundry has
been Willing away his leisure moments Of
late by filling q copper globe. Of about SIX
inches in diameter, with water and then
getting up steam in 1t, would turn the
stop cock aud let it ''siz" Yesterday he
filed 1t and put it in the stove and left II
in lit:Ie too long, for II exploded and
scattered the stove and other loose artl.
cles all over the shop. Fortunately no
one was hurt and but little damage done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

RUSAwAr.-The horse attached to one
Of Singers Sewing Machine wagons took
a short ran on Market and Quincy streets,
last evening. He started in front Of
the Singer Office, and reaching Quincy
turned west, but was caught before he
had run any considerable distance. No
damage done, exceptto inAugurate a bad
habit, perhaps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

NoTIcE:-KESTUcKr LIBRARY DRAW.
Ee,-Al agencies for the sale OF tickets
in the See0Td Grand GIT Concert in aid
Of the PssdAe Library Of Kentucky, were
required to settle upon yesterday, 18th
November, but for III accommodation OF
those who are not yet supplied with tick.
cts, l will continue to iii cash orders
which may be received at this Office, until
the evening Of December 9th.
THos. E. BRAW1ErrE,
Agent PuO. Lib. Rv.
LoNi'riIk, Ky, Nor. 260t, '72.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To.MoRRow.-
We hear that the congregations of the
First and Second Presbyterian Churches
and that Of the United Presbyterian, win
unite tomorrow in holding religious ser.
vices. The Aethodists will also joip In
holding grand union love feast in one
Of the churches Of that denomination,
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QUALIF1ED.-Joseph Long who was
elected to fill the vacancy in the Second
Branch Of Council from the Filth Ward
occasioncd by the resignation OF Ed.
Weisgerber, appeared at last nights
meeting, assumed the prescribed oblics-
ton and took his seat as q member. He
was appointed on the committees on which
Mr. W. formerly served.
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DEALER" in Tuesdays ISrELLIsES.
cER' says mot long since the Boot and
Shoe Dealers OF the city united to advance
the price of their goods, &c, &C." a mis-.
take, SIR. Forgey & Clemens agree to sell
Dealer" and anybody else all the Boots
and Shoes they want, except Ladies' and
Gents Gum overshoes; At the same prices
sold at before the fire. Send along your
OK carts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

STANLEY, THE AFRICAN EXPLORER,
NAY BIZ sEKS IN NEW YoKE, bu, DR..
Llvlngstone's coat msy be seen on e1hi.
oltlon in Wheeling, Tor ten days only q,
Il. Franks great one price clothing EN-.
poEium, 20 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

PRocLANAr1oS.-ChA.ley Behler makes
proclamation in our columns elsewhere
this morning that he is prepared to fur.
nish all varieties Of cake, ices, grapes and
coniectioneries for Thanksgiving dinners.
Oysters, pheasants, qusils and venis0n he
will supply at reasonable prices. Charley
knows how 70 get up good things, and
WesdVise all who wish 10 have q frst-
class dinner tomorrow 70 give him call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

EovELTT.-A new style Photograph in
Cameo Medallion has Just nade its ap.
peaFAnce 1t is really pretty, new, and
adds nothing to the cost We predict its
success. CAL At the PartIds. Ga1ery
and see specimens
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

That lame horse esee driven through
our streets so often Can be readily cured
for fly cents, and it seems a shame the
owner dos not purchase and use Pain
Cure Oil. For man or beast It has no
equal. Sold By all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

TAEES 10 MoryDzyu1E.-Nessrs
Robinson and Orr Conrad were taken tc
MoundsVille, yesterday. We hear tina,
the effort to procure & pardon 10. the first.
named was unsuccessful,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

POLICE COuRT-Bct oae case before
the police court yesterday morning, and
that was Louis Latslle, charged with be,
ing drunk On the streets. Fined one dol
lar and costs, but payment suspended on
condition thst he leave the city imuedi-
ately, and remain away. The las; We
saw Of Lstslie he wss making a bee line
Tor Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-27

Do YOU want Hats and Gaps? Forpey
d Clemens are closing out at cost mspy
good, new styles.