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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
In Chrystie street.

James Grace and mis- wife Ann. occupants OF the
fourth floor OF 1872 Chrystie street, beca engaged
In a quarrel, during which the Kerosene lamp was
upset, citing fre 10 the bed and severely burning
both OF them. They were attended by Dr. Saville
and sent 10 Bellevue Hospital In an ambulance.
the fire was extinyuished by an oicer OF the Tenth
precinct before any damage mad been done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
In Cedar Street.

At one O'Clock this morning fire broke out on
the top moor OF the five story brick building Is
Cedar street, occupied by ID. q. Beggs, manu-
facturer OF ubricating oils and wax. The other
portions OF the building were occupied by the stats
burg Manufacturing Company. The names also
spread TO the top moor OF the building adjoining,
occupied by DOwner X st. John, dealers In drugs.
The total loss on both buildings and stock amounts
to nearly forty thousand doilars. At an early hour
this morning the nre was still burning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
THE ADMISSION OF UTAH.
The State Constitution Con-
ventiOn BellicOse.

Thomas Fitch Says Polygamy is Wrong and Must
Be stopped-Elder Pratt Cannot See" the
Argument Neither Can Judge snow-H
the Federal Government Won't
Recognize Them They Won't
Recognize the Government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
In Gold STREET.

About half-past one O'Clock this morning IRE was
discovered on the second floor OF the nve story
brick building No. Gold street, occupied by Il. =.
Bushng Son, manufacturers OF paints and oils.
The building and stock were damaged about 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 20, 1872
The House Judiciary Committee yesterday re-
ported bin for the final adjustment Of the Min
nesota State Railroad bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21

The First Complete Platform for
the Coming Contest.

Delegates Of the South Carolina State Republican
Convention to the Philadelphia National
Council Gone Dead for Grant'-Governor
Scots Speech Not Greeted with Either
"Amenr or YES, Lordv'-A Bots
tsrous Midnight session-The
Resolutions and Personnel
Of the Delegates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
SAILED.

Steamships Denmark. London; Leo, Savannah; Jamss
AdFer Charleston Issac Bell Rchmond Regulator Phila
deiphia
Wind at sunset y, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
VICTORIA" or THE SrUaP.

She Says Christ was Communicated Does Not
Believe in He'll or Domination Pitches Into
A. T. Stewart and Abortion Scott Getss
Show" and 20 Does vandsrbilt-"vic"
in Favor Of Communim and q Fair Di-
vision Of Property-shs says Num-
bers Must Win Christianity
and Politics Must BE United.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21

Sun rises. $50. 6 46 Moon sets. morn 3 20
Sun sets. ....... AZ High water. morn 6 %
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
S HIPPING EW S,

Almanac for New Y ork This pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

There ar,, two eff,tusl and o.,toi,, rroy.o, Ma
,rr ,,,,,,r -, a - ', y. ',a" o.
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n,ulsnu,, ne animal ~ rsrer ia 81
cuatt,n The rife-.T.cg het,ye, Inc :. ,,n,,.,,isi
value Of paper and Gin viii tingri,b and nv ,,ar,
sn9s the p3iiGy 'af diGrSges w @i,apg.ar nto
,f,t,,p IN ,b, nnn,'rfasu"so NJ n, barts Ana ~ W,
tinyprnmcut wR'tter hra-tne i"t.te.F IN n,, ana
which i'm on -, "a nm tend 10 ,iipi,ish III. MN =
,-alrs II Nh, ,,nI e,,. t,rrI go, .,s,,.{ -, ,r
tain r'tn Nv rnntr, ,n, X. ,,,,. W.,
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80 li,,,,,5 ,,g3.h 10, ,. ~, -
n ,tan vVi rro,. ,,,Jr,..ra, A,.,.r,t, ~
n'stirn ar6 a. Nm, ,tat thr roitr, t mo-,
pr,rafed tn sVrcfian The pnii,. Of cattStt,nr' II
KIN. rrsi,,s fr W., a., ,.;sr ~ 80, ,, Ia,
which they,loe az mr. ,,rr,n,y ma, h. i,rrr,,v,
Nh bsis 81 U,; ", t,,,i'i,t NJ, H.
f,nrI In n st,e8, r,.f,sal rn adj m No ns,,r IN,
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{nrr.,ass a.. 1,1 va, r I,.. ,,,tr ,,,A ,,ir on,
an opportunity viii Ne given / r The mnu,uce 81
national rguscs ts,Bi,- 1r,n a., ,,holeto h.ffrr
6uanrial rnutiriar a. may ,nunt H,st ,f,.,rs,
these In lp,t,a.., ~ puugl ttSn and Is dl.trh3,
ton over new aids of nuafprs. aud labor sec
nr.ly in rl,r = nfb ,un,riIfg tb, rnr,nrr NJ ,,sr
SON. bgyinr prapert, ma nsirfr aud ~, ,inp mon
az Viii inrrcasr Nm we uty antirinatt uinre
general nsr of rapcr In Texas and tho pgrie,.
S,attg u, Witch f,vnrtfrsltv f,r he rrst ~ tba
country the ,.,lurlr OF paI,Gr viii he diminished
and the apanfity of coin ip,re4-cd Two tlyls
tending Ia p-,irfe mn EQUALITY 81 yalur In the I'M
Aucuees " those natural ca1s,s WIN be counter.
acted in sumo degree nv The ipcrensiur facility
Tor the transfer ~ money fr,,p, ont, nniut 10
another ana hy the grrqterus, ot hank cheeks and
Ger iHcatcs uf dcpn-t The rand transit of ner
chnndse in bringing the pgriod Of IL. ion
urnrcrtu lime ~ it, product W IL agency of q
simlll .ort Giving ihclt Views their fail wei hit
fam prepared to say that the experience II the
last three " r. comedies with the best iiI,.
ment | can fugra and warrant. the opinion taAt,
under the Influence az existing natural t1usca our
| financial condition viii gradually improve.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

Don't Won think, Santa IL, AL yoUr life through,
Some Que had alNays been Ctriug for you,
Watching 10 guard YOU by night ana by day
Giving yuu gifts You could never repay
Sometimes, a least, you would sigh to recall
How many children have nothing at ally
safe In your own quiet chamber at night,
Cu2y aud warm in your blankets 80 white,
Wouldn't YOU tn nix Of the shtvarug forms,
Out In the cold ard the wind and the etorul
Wouldn't YOU think Of the babies who cry,
Piuug in hunger and cold til, they die
Once, on ~ beautiful Christmas you know,
jesus our Savior, was born here below,
Patiently STOPPING 70 hunger and pain,
SO lie might save u. His lost ones, from shame
Now. If We love Him, lie btd- us TO feed
Al. Ills poor brothers and sisters who need
Blessed old Nicisl ] was sure II you knew It.,
on voGld remember and certainly do u;
This year. at least, when you empty yonr pack,
Pray give portion 10 All who may lack,
Then, II gO7i ctancC 70 Agt4 al,yhulg ptsF,
Bring q small gift to your friend,
KITTY CLOVER,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
THE MAN OCI or HIS PLACE.

Canine, homo 1a.o ono avar}nr 7 mo,
m Sami az No dnor adam "T,yc
done Good s,rnko of u,orl, his vaeI,
JatbrnH FoYni = si,notinn fnr Bcn pII,,
Law !"
III, tou.ntp
.yre Vhvrotgo
uttE,4 coma j,,,,,a,, Loir,cr would ar,oy
,cthor Ron Pi'Iov in = town.
,Thc Jnnta,,g cnnTtenorca fsl b,,t ho
ronn m1 ~.i b,soJ FUN ven 'S ''' '"' "
t,V1n,ro l h,,m9,r,, Tor, ora cr,ss c,,n.
ror,1 ,yaiting 7N,n,o,H--5ftar no had SAT-
"a L;o,gnif s,3 unFoIded b;e noNlin--
a. vtas Tho n,nrrsf chance If mrkr !
bc,rI NJ r,srkshin vocart in the
pornsyIy,r;o Camtrsl' RaiIrnsl offirn.
remembered that the pIlays We're hard
:,
pa,a1p
as nsnai-and nai,ed +le nIoce for
Ron ),
.rIror don't mean IN cat, Won vvou,a mt
pile, in a railrnod o0inr@|
ar. -. r.,...,., .,,.,
IS i.5"S"o ~ ''l '',i,'c - ~
sii""Eu' salu my "lle, sCuln NY, ~, "a
MS own ,ioIesSo . iny cousin 'gnJ5''i'iil
,@hhs IN one % .lo '.sI "sl','o ,l,o.S ~ ~
tle c"GLs'!' Al'oHa '"o '"N5 '''oH' ~
co"l,o, ,-.,..r $40. 5....-
CeI'aIIlIy cetI4,nIS, ~. t,'' 49,.
Ppi ies",ie ,,,oiif, far ,a Of Mr.
pin lnar,;,,, RT, Il ,ros a o,sn d.
well bread md butter madam. 10 state
the Thin, Mainly Tho pillpvs since Rem
lost his school really have been in that
condition fhat- . 61isbi1a tne sentence
by a solemn }ra,rft IF co'lrc add Shake
nj the head
office ia Rem hut Il ma fitness for The
office " s9id {" Ra;Iroad work de-
mands as I understand II above all
Other tbinrs rrnr,n,itr1a and accuracy -
uRanian,in win proboi1v fl77fN anv 1h
Eyatiop into which he mny enfer - said
nv wife coldIy ',Mv family generally
do -
Now the piIInvs hang ON fine very mt
crtnnet branches ~ Nalipnnt,s family troo
RDt Inc dorfor ! made M rnnlv We
L,ner- rvbo+ If voc To to,loh r,,.f 90 4,rir
nf tbot sacred rr0tyth
~ onlv homo bn NAV mt 1osn IL q
chance said SAM anvinrIt,v 81 lie VISA
dre here two doyqe.r
"Ren Is diIatrr,. | confess - saia Mel
with nm awk ward i3noh and.glanrr AZ n,
"But when he sees the necessity of punc
tuality in business matters he will acquire
it Nnyb0iy can otbat"
al tho1,pbt Won li,ed pillav T.athrorsp
saia the dHrtor rnaasiIy
"rilin, IL }.rl1o ~, rro,l NJ. t,,,
inc for Ron has . rar Of, rese,,,,,,oGIce "a
that which lad FAR Nclicc3t have j., o,,r
old DAVIS Of cnurtalio | learned IN lsr,,s
him tolcrahlv we'll when We wont ont fisL.
jnptog,ther during last summer I never
roCafr-c, fr1,,, o,,,.7,,,,,, e., ',,,,,,,, .ri,-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
a NEW CARPET.
SEW ENGLAND CARPET co,
3f3 u a.hinRtGn st, Boston, Mass.


GENTS VIZ NTfD.- IinYbH bsPi ~ flr
\ Z sTtrg y srt. tu1ErH. lRlkY. .e.c The hs,f
A3tfsss 1-.f4 li.0Yu q ~ ~ Fi'th Aye Lb.esg0
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
THE FARMERS HOME.


no c,ro,,Np u,gas
81 'N""'-'N" = A
come VIA me -, ,,s
Down this rude lane AnidIi WIN Eolucu, Iou, 90,
And !, e>h WIN trairAhee lrnm the nou 7'u'
To where y"n tarih mouse nus lts i3""gs' HV'H'
Ry peace, content ana AeAth l9hheitel
TIE trkhnnH k'he IepoHlhE IN the Efhs-'
Turn drta'hy eyes upon Us as we P2-r'
Tue rsf sht'p gaze 3'Nhu anu tnal'iN'''
DSthrb" lne SlitHCe WIN i"sy e.oT' .,,,,s aro
From the tar parn-yafui tI''s anu s""i'oS "'0
these -
How full the quiet spot Oh sweet psftume,
Aromat OF lresh EiAr. anu CIoN.r o'ossoIn'
Ho" IKE sabbath alllhe-s or IKE prayer
The clustered calm OF TINS sequeA'efea ah'
hoara.
Anon the swinging sc{thc percuAhte ~ uc'iu'
Anon the sacred SAphtlh cam Is stHrcu
by sounding nan or Woolman : AK 7heaF,
Rc-tCholh3 thfoH-H INC toFVFI SUI AIlc 'N''i
mining "hen the cave. are ali as'oW .,
Beneath the frost King : touCh' H'I4 -'o'iy
route
The lluS people lcH ~ fhereapoulE|
And then the hnsklngs and the apple hees'
The pleasant p'cnlcs Hnderhra'h thf utes-
What ciIy belle can boast sueh Toys as 'Hcse'
But what outside the modest farmhouse dwells
It, sweetest charm; that quiet rOof-trec tells
OF love and trust beneath its humble dome,
And all hat gads sud sanCtide7 home.
Here the good housewife plies her cheerful taaks
From morn till eve no gift nor guerdon asks,
Save the sweet payment Of her husbands smile
And Gods dear love aud health and strength the
while
Her rosy daughters, not too fine to soil
Their pr tly fingers with the marks Of toll,
With cheerful patiCnCe sew the heightened sea-"
Prepare the meal or churn the yellow cream,
Or lead the toddlint baby that essays
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19


You should have mtttens your Ineers to ho'di
Poor little fee. with your frost bitten toes,
You should be clothed in the warmest OF hose
On The dark hearth would ktndlc light,
! Til! the sad faces were happy and bright
------------
one Of the heaviest trains usually. Break
oil some flowers, LathrOp, and have them
ready for your wife, while i Here,
Samn to colored boy longing on the
grass, "ruu oil to the village for some
icecream Fly, YOU rascal Shell be
thirsty with the heat and dust" turning
to me.
This WAS all years ago, but | often
wakcn still at nights with the cold sweat
of terror on my face, from dreaming that
Ium standing again on the dimly-ligbteI
platform breaking the fragrant syringa
punches from the bush, and watching
Ben with IN amused pleasure as he bus
tied to and fro.
"IIave You carriage " coming up to
me at the moment the telegraph operator
put dispatch ia his hand.
i" Station No. IS. Five minutes late
Well !" with puzzled look, and then
crumpling it UP and thrusling il into his
waistcoat pocket. There's cabman
here that | know-most oblging fellow.
III Just run around the corner
"But YOUR aispasch ~ | said, uneasily.
That's nothing ri lool, into it in a
minnie" He ran of ike a boy. was
gone short time. and returned bring
me slouching Irishman cracking his
Win, 'Here he ia Bring your car,
riare IN. Pete. The train is due now
At that moment the New York express.
heavily laden, went laundering hy on It's
way ia Ba'tinore. stood watching idly
how the line Of figures in the windows
made a long whisk of color against the
night. when the sound ola sudden, mar
,irnlate effort for breath made me turn
10 Ben, He was looking after the cars,
holding the omen dispatch in his hand.
Sonetbing in his face told mt the whole
truth. Yet | was calm as men usually
are when death meets them face TO face
On the highway.
'Nyhat have Won done y"
II 3ia not read all Of the Dispatch
| took it. 1t was from the train on
which ny wife was to come. "Station
No 1877 Five minutes late Keep track
clear :,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

Coming homo late one evening, | met
DR. Saul at the door, radiant, "lyc
done a good stroke Of work this week,
Lathrop. Found Il situation for Ben Pill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May SO.-No intelligence
relative to the treaty was received this
forenoon. The general feeling is that our
government has made all the concessions
It can afford, that the responsibility must
fall on Great Britain should the treaty fail,
the negotiations however are still pending.
The President approved the supplement-
ary apportionment Of the bill. The
Senate tariff and tax bill came up and
was discussed. -
It lis known from official sources that
the treaty Of Washington is in peril. The
United States having placed in Great
Britain the responsibility Of this failure
and the President and Senate being de.
ternined to make no further concessions.
The telegeams last received do not give
hope Of an early adjustment, as it is said
Great Britain refuses .unequivocal the
withdrawal of her claims Tor Indirect
damages. se oi,-. .la.s.L ore
Maxwell Woodruff, Assistant. Score,
tary Of Legation, arrived here today
with dispatches from Gen.. Schenck.
Some o! the Senators say 1t Is impossi-
BILE for Congress TO adjourn on, Monday,
and therefore propose asking for an OK.
tension Of time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
Methodist General Conference,

NEW YORK, May 30.-Bishop Wiley
presided over the Methodist General Con-
ference to-day. Resolutions appropriate
to decoration day were adopted. r
A petition Of the colored people Of the
South for a colored Bishop was presented.
Bishops Cole, of Kentucky and Lynch,
Of Mississippi spoke in favor Of the petit
tidn, which was referred 10 a Special Com
mittee oil nine.
Rev. DR.. Benz. st. James Fry was
elected editor Of the Central Christian
Adpoe1te Of St Louis, receiving 1926 votes.
Rev. DR.. D. D. Love, Of the Northern
ChTTsttdn Advocate at Syracuse. DR.,
Benson was the sole candidate for
the editor Of the California Chris
ton AdUocats and was elected. Rev.
DR.. Dillon was elected editor of the
Pacific Christian Adc0cGts, and Dr.. Hun.
ter Of the RttSbufgH Christian Advocate
by vote Of 218 out of 1888. DR.. Bonner
presented the report OF the Special Com.
mittee on the Book Concern Affairs
which was read by Judge Cooley. The
committee conclude that there have beer
repeated frauds, chiefly, Il not wholly II
the manufacturing department, and thu
bindery report seemed to give general sat
istaction. On motion Of Mr.. LanahaI
the reportwas tabled, TO be considered
first tomorrow. aaEta fs ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
THE LATEST NEWS.

The statement telegrAphed from
Nashville, Tenn, that Jefferson Davis
had written letter TO Wade Hampton
tavoring the election Of Greeley and say.
ing that the Democrats would act unwise-
ly in making nominations untrue. MIR.
Davis states that he has expressed no
opinion in the matter.
Emily Williams, mother of Bishop
Williams, of the State of Connecticut,
.relict of the late Ephriam Williams, Of
Deerfeld, Mass, died in Middletown,
Conn.,, Wednesday.
-Advices from Pensacola, Florida, re.
port that Stephen K. Mallory, ex-Confed.
crate Secretary Of the Navy, has declared
his intention to work for Horace Greeley.
The Charleston Is. C) County Demo.
cratic Convention held Thursday, adopted
resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form and candidates, and instructed their
delegates to the State Convention to use
all efforts so TO shape its. action that the
whole influence Of South Carolina at Bal
timore shall be directed 10 prevent any
nominations other than that Of Greeley
and Brown.
Brick Pomeroy has mandamised each
member of the New York Board OF Audit
to compel payment of his bill for city ad.
vertisement. The claim amounts 10 be
tween forty and fifty thousand dollars.
Thursday, in Hopkins county, KY, Ia
negro desperate, drunk at q circus, at
tackled DR.. Mann Winsted, policeman,
with piece of scantling. Winsted shot
him in the neck with q revolver, killing
him instantly.
Captain Henry Dexter, Of Evansville,
Indiana, commander Of the steamer Quick.
step, and one Of the Oldest steamboatmen
on the western waters, died here Thurs.
day evening, from an over dose of NOR
phine, accidentally administered.
The strike Of the boss tailors of Gin.
cinnati, Newport and Covington, against
the clothiers, involves 5000 persons. A
committee will visit the clothiers to-day
with demand for 25 per cent increase Of
wages.
The indianapolis, Ind, daily journal
has been sold by its present proprietors
to a company, consisting of Mr.. Ridenous,
formerly President Of the Junction rail.
road, Mr.. Hogate, collector of internal
revenue, and others.
"A Mr.. Meyers, sample. agent for
Meyers Bros, Boston Jeweiry House,
stopping at the Plankenton House, Mil.
waukee, had his trunk broken open and
$4,000 worth Of jewelry stolen yesterday
afternoon. No arrests were made. sus.
picion points to man who followed him
from Chicago.
The Diocesan Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF Kentucky
in session atNewport, Bishops Smith and
Cummins presiding, refused Thursday to
amend the Constitution to allow proper.
tional representation. AH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
Playing his Rnlnt

Mr. IL, B. WILSON, the eminent New
York financier, has Been cultivating the
acquaintance Of our colored voters. We
understand that he's disposed to.be ard
cious towards them and seeks to know
them by name. He has assumed the role
Of the ancient ANTONIO in the Merchant
of Venice, and would have moniesn at
the hands Of these humble voters he
knows that they have votes to cast,
and that votes just now arc pre-.
cious where threequarters oiia million
OF dollars areeoncerned. We trust that
our colored friends will appreciate these
attentions for just what they are worth
and nolnore. Mr.. Il. B. WILSON may
be an ardent friend Of the colored race
but 1t is not well to-day any great stress in
any body's smiles and hand shakes jus,
on the eve Of an election. It Is always
safe to- spot people who seelryyour &C
quaintance at . luncture like the present
As rule they will not be SO anxious d
now you after election, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
The Mistake OF Twenty Years Ago.

Mr. Il. B. WILSON, of New York, is
'FaVering our streets day by day and
making an active canvass of the city in
AVoF OF the railroad subscription. we
nave all seen what manner of man he ia.
The letter of Ross J. ALEXANDER, ESQ,
SHOWS himup in light that no man seek.
l0s 'om make a financial impression among
strangers would wish to stand. And even
" 'hls was not enough, his offers to make
certain persons in our midst directors in
'ae bridge project, ought to awaken the
PuoIlc caution. How comes this newly
arrived canvasser in our midst to have
u,rec'oFshlps ,.., in the Bridge or in the
wheeling " Luke Erie road at his dis.
p0saI' But then considering that he has
power to change the terminus of the road
ron Aarttnsyille to Bridgeport at pleas
UFe, and on the sly too, 1t is natural
enough that he carrits such small ,rifles
Is diFeCtorships around in his breeches
pockets like so many candy bribes amous
apaFcel Of school boys,
lsit not refreshing prospect before us
That this individuals to play a conspicu
Gus part in manipulating our destlnyy W,
are to subscribe our money under his aus
pces. We had an experience with a ma
o. bis name tbarridg that extra y SOM
twenty years ago, and the memory is fra
Sfantwith many Of our tax payers to thi
aay' Moan L. WILSON and the Mariettl
U Cincinnati Railroad remain to US a.
precious souvenirs Of tho days gone by
We shall not forget them soon. We d,
not need another OF the name, even wit
40 extra | in 1t, just yet, until We ger clea
O' The taxes that have come down to u
~ heritage from the days of 1859, whe,
we voted aquarter Of million to III
Marietta & Cincinnati road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31
FOREIGN.
j SPAIN.

MADRID, May S0.-In the Cortes TO-DAY
Topete, President Of the Council, stated
that the Ministry recognizes thevalidity
ol the Convention made by Serrano with
the rebels in Biscoy, pardoning those who
voluntarily surrender, and requested the
opposition not to iptcrpolate the govern.
ment relative to the threats. Upon this
announcement Zorrilla moved a vote OF
censure upon Serrano. This action Of
zorrillA's will probably cause serrano's
resignation.
Notwithstanding the request Of Admiral
Topete In the COrtes that the opposition
should refrain from taking any action rela.
tive to tho endorsement by the govern.
ment Of the course pursued by serrano,
hardly had the excitement died away
when MIR, Martos proceeded with tho
question. The Government President re.
fused to answer, Martos insisted on his
question, when the President declared that
the action oil the Deputy was insulting to
MIN and TO tho chamber. Great confl.
sion followed the retirement Of the Presi.
dent, and the tumult In tho chamber be.
came general. Amid the din Of voices no
Deputy could be plainly heard.