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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24

OLD MADs-The worth of this excel.
lent, and too often abused class Of women
is duly recognized In IN article in the
Hearth and Homo. The writer truly says;
1t is no disgrace to woman to live sin.
gle, to belong to class honored by such
women as Florence Nightingale and Do.
rothea Dix and Mary. Lyon and Clara
Barton, and that noble milliner OF Bristol
and an army OF other sisters Of mercy, toe
numerous to be catalogued, 1t is far no.
bier to marry nobody thanit is to marry q
nobody, or to marry q knave, or to marry
mercenarily, or to marry unworthily IN
any way. The fact that woman has
lived single does not prove that she is not
vendible, but It does prove that she has
never been sold.
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FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1879,
Whx Frnnco WAS Rentcn.

Itis not surprising to hear that the
French National Assembly has been
thrown into state Of excitement
by tho revelations Of the army
contract swindles. The Due D'AUDlF'
PRET.PAsQUIER, o member OF the Com
mission appointed to examine tho War
Contracts Of 1870, has Get forth, in a clear
and convincing speech, the whole story Of
the cause Of tho French disasters. Taking
the report of the Commission for his text,
the Duke stated these facts Ono Of the
French military agents who was sent to
England with an order for military stores,
amounting to the equivalent Of $4,000.
600, pocketed 100000 for himself, and
when approached by the Commission
with lis dishonesty, pleaded that "he had
suffered losses, and deemed 1t right
to recoup himself whatever he had
chance" Another contractor, hay.
lug appropriated the money for 1907
100000 cartridges, and being pressed
to fulfil his bargain, supplied to the army
old cartridges which had been sold by
the War Department as unfit for use.
Out Of 10000 ield.pieces on which the
Emperor had reckoncd at tho outbreak
OF the war, only 20jS were forthcoming (;
out Of 5000 muskets, only 1000. A por.
ton of these military stores was seized by
the Prnsslons at Verdun, where the Army
Of the Rhine had established Its depot
but this does not account for the vast dis.
crepancy between the number paid for
and the number available for service.
The Duke also cited cases in which Cap.
tains and Majors Of the army, whose
names he gave, had shared with the con.
tractors the profits o! their swindles.
Marshal LEBu.tr must necessarily hav c
been cognizant Of these frauds, and the
Emperor was as necessarily ignorant thai
they had been committed.
These revelations serve to explain q
part Of the sudden and mysterious success
Of the German forces. While it Is true
that tho wonderful discipline Of the Prus,
SLAMS, their celebrity Of movement, and their
well.managed commissarlat, gave then
extraordinary advantages, it is now evi
dent that the path of conquest was made
easier by tho unprepared state Of the
French. The Emperor's army, prodi'
giously strong On paper, was destitute Of
ammunition, guns, and food, and NAPo
LEON might well say he had been de
ceived. The swindles appear TO have beer
gigantic and well concealed, and tits only
at this late day that their actual extent il
discovered. Hereafter. our estimates o
the fighting qualities of the French army
and Of the superior strategy Of the ,Prns
SLAMS must be revised. The Duo D'AU
Observation-Disclosures has done u good ser
vice to history.
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The Proposed Payment of Customs
In GIeenbacks.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.


From the Philadelphia Ledger.
We do not expect much from the efforts
making in Congress to perfect tariff bill;
still there are some propositions submit
ted that call Tor word Of comment in
passing, and such IN one Is the amend.
ment offered lust week by Mr., Beck, and
agreed to by vote Of 81 to %, to author
lie the payment, in part, ofthc customs
in legal tender notes. This vote shows a
thin house, but several other votes bear.
Ing on, the point, taken the same day,
show decided leaning OF q majority in
the same direction. 1t is evident that u
clear majority OF the House is bent upon
making greenbacks receivable for a por-
ton Of the customs revenue. Tho ma.
jOrity Of the vote alluded to was made
up Of the solid Democratic force
Joined with about 90 Republicans
Those who favor this measure do
so, we understand, on the plea that il
is step towards specie payments. But
Is this so? We think not. 1t simply
makes "greenbacks'' available in part lor
class Of payments for which they ala
now unavailable, without at oil adding to
the, value ofthe notes, which is regulated
almost entirely by their credit as a Gov.
eminent obligation. It is true it would
lessen the customs demand for gold to
the extent OF the use Of paper in such
payments, but to IN amount so limited as
to be not at all appreciable in the market
price Oicoin. Any step towards q resump.
ton Of specie payments must include an
enhanced value Of the paper to DO ex.
changed for coin, which Mr.. Beck's prop.
osition does not intend to do. What it
would effect, however, is q practical re.
duction Of the customs duties some three
or four per cent, and twas probably more
with view to this result than to any
probable bearing 1t might have on re.
sumption Of specie payments that induced
Sir. Beck, who is an ardent revenue re.
former, to offer it. While there is little
probability thatany such measure will be
carried through Congress at this season, Tor
want Of time Us well as for want Of accord
between the two Houses, were 1t even
probable, there imposes the difficulty
which Senator Sherman holds as insuper.
able, that the duties on all foreign impor.
tations are required by the contract the
government has with its bondholders to
be collected in gold, and that no law is
valid allowing them to be paid in part Or
in whole in paper which is not equal to
gold. Il Is true the interest on the public
debt amounts to less than one half OF the
customs revenue, and that the ability Of
the government TO pay the interest in
coin Is not likely to be imperilled; but
neither customs revenue nor the interest
on the debt can be regarded as fixed
quantities, and the whole being pledged
IN gold the public creditors have right
TO insist on all, however much the sup.
posed excess. ThBugh the House passed
the bill yesterday, 1t now goes to the Sen.
ate, where 1t stands fair chance Of being
killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24

WALL STREET is excited over the
rumor, which seems 70 have very excel.
lent foundation, that Col. Thomas Scott
Is endeavoring to obtain control OF the
Erie Railroad. 1t seems that the English
stockholders are disposed to further his
aspirations, and that 1t has been deter.
mined to put his name at the head of the
ticket in the coming election Of directors.
The departure of J. Edgar Thompson, Of
the pennsylvania Railroad Company, for
Europe u few days ago gives strength to
the report. ~ I'll rF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-24

New GLASS WoRKs.-At the meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Bellaire Win
dow Glass Works held Tuesday, 91st inst.
the following named persons were elected
Directors: 80.
s. NJ. Sheets, j. W. Sanders, D. D
shupe, G. G. Crafty. r. A. McGregor, A
NJ. +. Boyd and N. ]. Brand.
The Board Of Directors organized BY
electing s. NJ. Sheets, President; G. q
Crafty, Vice President, and appointing ].
w. Sanders, Secretary.
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FLECTIoN NOTICE.
cIERk'S OFFICE OF THE CRY or WHEELING,
MAY II, 1871,

cLERK'S OFFICE OF THE CRY OF WEBBING
May II, 1871.
On the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1871, Polls will
be opened In, the several wards Of the city Of
Wheeling at the places herein mentioned for The
purpose OF taking tae sense Of the persons DUAL,
lied TO vote for Mayor Of said city upon The
question whether they will authorize iubseIip.
ton 70 be made by the Counclt Of the city Of
Wheeling, In the name and on behaliOi raid city.
to the capital stock Of TIM WHEELING AMI
LAKE BRIE RAILROAD COMPANY" In an amount
not To exceed the sum Of three bundled thousand
dollars. Polls will be opened on the sald Isl Of
June at nine O'Clock at the following places, viz
In the First ward, at the VlgiAnt RRsIEr
House;
In tho Second ward, at tho Second Ward Mat
ket Hall;
In the Third ward, at the Court House;
In tho Fourth ward, at the Atlantic Engine
House;
In the Fifth ward, at the Guards Hose House
In the Sixth ward, at the United Engine House
In tho Seventh ward at Lukens' Grocery;
In the Eighth ward, at the Public School HOu;e;
And closed at O'Clock p. n. The voting tO%
by ballot. Tho person voting for fubscFplot
shall have written or printed upon his bld
"Bor subscription 10 the capital stock Of ihc
Wheeling l. Lake Erie Railroad Company;
those voting against, mo subscription 10 lls
capital stock Of tho Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail-
road Company"
The said vote shall DO taken under the suPr
intendence CT such persons as bis Honor lh'
maylli City Clerk
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DIED.,

sEABRIGHT.-0n Thursday morning, May
20. 1872, at II O'Clock, MINNIE, wife Of os Sea,
bright, aged IS years.
The funeral will tako place from the residence
of her husband In South Wheeling Droyers
House, this afternoon at2 O'Clock. Friends Of
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INCOME TAX NOTICE,

Notce 10 hereby given that the United STAT,
Income Taxes for the year 1871, and the specIll
Taxes, or Licenses, for the year ending Nay IN
1878, assessed within and for the county Of 6bIo
and State Of West Virginia, will 10 due and psy
able 10 me at my Office, Custom House, W6etl,
MONDAY, tho 9th day of May lsa
II said taxes arc not paid on or before The S5
day Of June, 1874, the penalties prescribed BY
posed.
Taxes assessed within other counties Of The
First Collection District, West Va, may be paid
at my office at any time from and alter the ISL
day OF May. BIZ. KELLEY, Collector.
WHEELING, May 7, 1872. MY
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T,APsCOTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
change ollcc.-Passase from Liverpool and Queenstown
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-11
A PerilOus Ride.

The indianapolis Sentinel relates the fol-
lowing GAS Conductor Jones' train on
the Columbus and indianapolis road, rolled
into the depot yesterday morning. three
nondescripts were observed to Chamber
down from the roof of one of the coaches
They were found on closer investigation, to
be three boys who had boarded the train at
Bradford junction, more than hundred
miles distant. They said they were with
out money, and as they wanted to reach In
dianapoliS, they concluded to take deck
passage. The locomotive had been pour
ing out q huge volume of smoke and a
shower Of sparks, and the faces of the boys
were black and grimy as charcoal burners
while their clothes were as full of holes as
sieve, being in fact almost burned off
them. Conductor Jones said he snelt
burning clothes all along the route, and
several times went into the baggage car and
pulled off his coat TO satisfy himself that
he was not afire. 1t was concluded that
the youngsters had earned theirri ride"
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Foreign Items.

esB- A pig drover, early in the morning,
having in vain knocked for admittance at
the doors of a public house near the gates
of the Polish town Jaroslaw, at last be-
thought himself of looking through one of
the windows, when he was struck by q
most appalling sight. There lay several
horribly mutilated corpses in pool of
blood. The landlord, his wife, and three
children (the eldest of whom is six years of
age) and a maid-servant, were found in the
same room, with bleeding wounds and
broken skulls. The whole house was in a
state Of disorder. The perpetrators have
not been traced as yet.
June 3.-A despatch from Worms brings
intelligence of railroad disaster near that
city attended with sad loss OF life.
A passenger train en- route from Basle,
Switzerland, to Mayence, Hesse -Darmstadt
came in collision with another passenger
train, which was going south. Nine per-
sons were killed and number injured.
GB-The Lucas cotton mills, one Of the
largest establishments Of the kind in the
vicinity Of Rouen, was totally destroyed by
fire on the I'd inst, The loss is estimated
at 100000 francs. Nearly thousand
operatives are thrown out Of employment.
Rome, June 5.---A great inundation OF
the river Po, near Feirara, is causing wide
spread desolation and terrible suffering.
Immense tracts of country are under water,
and forty thousand people arelhouseless.
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Ear Tie Bloomfield Times.
RENovA, June 3, 1879

hENONA, Juuo ., 1912
Mr.. Editor-As it might be interesting
to some of the readers of your paper to
know how times are progressing. in the
ranges of the Allegheny Mountains, with
your columns, some of the improvements
in this section Of the State. There are now
under course of erection, about 100 dwell
ling houses in this place, of which one is to
be for store purposes, and is to be 2Sx1OO
feet, three stories high, built of brick
The p. r. r. Co., have surveyed, and pur-
pose building double track from Sunbury
to this place to connect with kBennett's
branch road, this being the terminus of
that road. The company intend to ship
most q. their Western freight for New
York over this route. The Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia roads terminate at
Emporium AZ miles from this place, on the
p. & E. r. r., which will throw quite an
amount of freight over this route. Since
the Lake traffic has opened, this route has
been doing a heavy freight business, the
grain trade being one of the main ship
ments. The companies are putting up
quite quantity of very heavy machinery
in their shops here. Among it is ma
chine for making bolts of all sizes, and riv-
cts with square, or six sided heads, which,
with one man and boy, is capable of
making 5000 bolts per day. They are also
putting up an iron planer which is to
weigh sixty tons, also a slotting machine.-
In the planning mill they are putting a
up large flooring machine.
The Cattawissa r. r. Co. are extending
their road to Lock Haven, and intend build
ing shops at that place.
The lumber trade has not been very good
this season. for there has been but one flood.
The river banks are lined with logs from one
end to the other, on account of low water
The Renova hotel has undergone quite a
renovating process, for the accommodation
of city guests, and is now about ready
People may talk of the grand mountain
scenery of Switzerland, but the scene which
the country, is one of the grandest. Here
the mountains tower to the height of sew
eral hundred feet, and are clothed in thei
green foliage, with now and then dog
wood or locust tree in full bloom, making
it one grand bouquet, with the Blue Sus
quehanna rolling it's way through its gorge
as though the mountains were burst asun
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the mighty ocean, Yours &c. B.
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r.. EAST. ..I ...I.. lid.
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Way Pass 8.46 A. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Mail, ...........2.30 p. NJ. daily except sunday.
Mixed 6.3l p M, daily except Sunday.
Cincin't Ex (hag) l36 daily, EXCEPT Saturday
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
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eB- Two white men were held as hostages
for two days recently, by the Indians near
Trempealeau, Wis, because brave was
mysteriously missing. The lost Indian
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