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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-05
PITTSBURGH,

PITTsBuRGH, October A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held In the
Academy of Music this evening, in pur.
suance OF n call signed by near five ihun.
dred Of the representative merchants and
manufacturers Of Pittsburgh and ALE.
gheny cities, for the purpose of endorsing
tho national and State administrations
Able speeches were delivered by gentle.
men representing the various business
interests Of the community The meeting
was organized by elCcting Hon. Tbos. Nj.
Howe, President. Alter addresses by the
President and brief remarks from a mum.
ber OF bankers, merchants and business
men OF the city, the following resolu.
tions were reported and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Efforts have been persist
emily made by partisans through the press
and otherwise, TO discredit the honesty
and official integrity Of Gen. Jno. F. Hart.
ranlt, the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor of Pennsylvania, and whereas, il
has been charged especially that the man.
ufacturers, merchants and men OF business
OF the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
had taken an active part in the present
canvass; that they have no confidence in
the moral honesty Of Gen. Hartrantt, and
therefore would not support him for the
high office for which he Is in nomination;
therefore,
RESoLUed, That the men of business oI
these cities, and the manufacturers, mer.
chants, mechanics and workingmen here
assembled, in mass meeting, desire tC
bear united testimony to this community
that, in their Judgment, all the charges
thathave been so widely circulated, and
so persistently vouched for by orators
and journals Of the opposition against the
moral and official character Of Gen. Hart
ranft, have been thoroughly answered
and satisfactorily disproved, and there
remainsin the minds Of this vast meeting
no reason why every sincere and consist.
ent Republican should withhold his con,
tidence or his vote from Gen. John F.
Hartrauit.
ReSo!red, That the election Of the Re
publican ticket in October is deemed o
very great Importance in itself, with ref
erence not only to the best interests o.
this Commonwealth, but also OF equal OF
greater importance for It's possible effect
on the Presidential election in Novem-
Der, in our own and several other States
oi the Union. } T - &C..
ReSOlued, That we deprecate any neglect
or remissuess on the part Of the people oil
Pennsylvania whereby the reelection OF
General Grant to the Presidency would
be put in Jeopardy, as in the judgement
OF this meeting any change in the admin
i:tration, and especially such change n,
tho election of Mr., Greeley in view OF hil
pledges TO the Conventions by which h,
was nominated, would be traught will
universal national disaster.
ReSolred, Finally, that we will uso oil
honorable means by our votes and other,
wise to vindicate the character Of our can
didate for Governor, and thereby de
nounce, rebuke and put to shame jhis
slandercrs; and also by our votes in No,
Vember and otherwise to secure the re
election Of Gen. Grant and the continue
tion Of his benelcent administration.
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lpgntelligettetr.

rns nople OF Charleston, 1t Is said
90 setting nervous again over supposed
Nv ,,iI, that environ their beloved perma
~, tp,t. In the recent election they
,, ,,re cftncc by their strong support o.
G,r JlcoD against the regular Demo
,,,,ic aomince to some powerful lnllu'
',cs, in different quarters Of the State
,t,, ,blye not heretofore been hostile, OF
:, least not actively so. 1t Is thought
,Sse can be combined SO as TO make a
,a,,y strong enough to remove Under
n. new Constitution, there IS no sort ol
c,s,on about the power Of the Leglsla'
,pe 10 do this. 1t is thought the strongest
,yOosi,lon would be one to make a tem'
nary location at some point which
zouli bO willing 10 provide suitable &C.
,onmolatiOus in consideration oil q five
d, ten years occupancy. This would
brlge over the difficulty Of agreeing on
Dne other permanent location. 1t is be-
I,yed that while the removcrs might not
teable 10 agree on any other point as a
permanent capital, they can harmonic
On a temporary location, which, while it
will relieve the State from the inconveni.
Gle, the present one, will leave a final
locs,ion an open question and afford all
competing points time and opportunity to
work Tor il.
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A Democratic Roorback.
Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Commercially

WASHINGTON, D. G., October 8.-The
greatest Of all Democratic roorbacks Of
the campaign has been saved for the LIB.
eral and Democratic Committee here
Aided by several discharged detectives Of
the Treasury Department, the chief among
them being the notorious Wood, they have
been engaged for some time in preparing
a statement charging universal rottennesS
upon the Treasury Department. The
plan now Is TO have 1t printed In all parts
o. the country on next Monday morning.
Gen. Jettries, author Of the present Dem
ocratic campaign document, charging the
existence OF enormous discrepancies In the
public debt statements as made out by
different Treasury officials, Is said 10 have
the preparation Of the forthcoming docu.
ment. 1t Is TO charge an immense over.
issue Of bonds, the surreptitious printing
OF greenbacks and fractional currency,
gross alterations in tho treasury books,
the sale OF bonds in New York TO raise
money for campaign purposes, and the
direct use Of newly printed green
backs for the same purpose. The
whole ground Of the charge made In the
time of Clarke's administration of the
printing division Of the Treasury Is trav.
eled over, and the startling array Of fig.
ures upon the condition Of the depart
ment first brought forth by Alex. Delmar
to do duty In this document In revised
form; also the exploded charge of an enor.
nous deficit in Secretary Boutwell's stamp
account, wherein the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue is presented with new
Embellishments. Some evidence oil a
plausible character has been manufactured
TO sustain charge Of concealing mutila.
tion Of the books OF the department. A
number of brokers and speculators are
understood TO be working in concert in
the matter, in the expectation that the
publication will cause great deprecla.
tion In values. Aside from those who
were interested solely on the ground
OF speculation, 1t is understood that
some OF the Democratic and Libe.
raj managers In New York, among them
heavy financial operators, are committed
to aid in creating panic on the appear
ance Of the pretended exposure, for politi.
cal effect. The expectation was to keep
the matter entirely secret here, so that the
Republicans would not be able to ascer.
tain its character until the arrival OF the
evening trains with the morning papers,
when 1t would be impossible to gain such
access TO the Treasury books as would
disprove the specific charges OF their al.
teration, and also furnish the necessary
figures to meet the manufactured exhibits
even in time for Tuesday mornings pa.
pers. The over issue of bonds fixed upon
Tor the document is understood to be
about one hundred and sixty millions, and
the amount OF currency put in circulation
during Grants administration beyond that
accounted for at about one hundred mil.
lions.
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A SIandIng Candidate.

Col. Ben. Wilson is again up Tor Con-
gtesS in this, the first district. An at,
tempt has been made 10 hold q conven-
ton, but without success, The Register
aYs IRON no county has there come q
single word Of opposition by any Demo
cfals 10 Nlr Wilson's candidacy" Exact
y, but il We remember exactly, there
was considerable opposition 10 his being
acandldate some mouths ago. But at
present average intelligent Democrats
EnO% that J. ]. Davis will he our next
representative in Congress, therefore Mr..
NIIson has no opposition,
The Register has taken the matter in
l'ndand proposes TO elect Wilson whether
o. not, and publishes It's programme, SC,
y anything was needed to more eiiectu-
lIy kill off Wilson, than the August
tIeCi'on tS, did, this will certainly accom-
r We have no paaticular interest in Mr..
nAsOn' but must confess we don't know
%aa' he has done TO merit the fate in
SoEe @ Tor him. Camden first, and Wilson
now Who ncxt?-Noundsrlb Reporter
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 4,-The fire in the
Escurial has been extinguished. Two Of
the towers and portion Of the roof being
destroyed. Loss estimated at 5000, 1000
reals All the valuable objects are re.
ported safe.
Thegovernment has determined TO send
fourteen thousand men TO reinforce the
army in Cuba. .a-
Senor Sagosta and other members Of
the former Conservative Cabinet, held q
conference yesterday to consider the pol
icy ol a6staining from practical partl-
cipation In political affairs.
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LETTER FROM PORTLAND.
ACCIDENTS ON THE d. d o. RAILROAD.
PORTLAND, W. Va, Oct. 8.

To the Editors otthe IntellIgenccr.
Engine No. 1888 ran of the track at 50
Cut, two miles east Of Tunnelton, this
morning, caused by the burning Of the
tire Of one Of the driving wheels. 'l
The fireman, man named SummerIee,
was instantly killed. The engine turned
on her side atler leaving the track. The
accident caused but little, If any deten,
tion, OF the other trains.
This evening W. II. Taylor, a brakes.
man, while standing on the top OF one OF
the cars oil his train while in motion, was
struck by beam in the roof OF the
Youghogheny bridge, two miles west Of
Oakland, Md, and was very seriously in
iured. He was brought TO this place and
DR.. Jas B. Fogle was summoned to rem.
der surgical aid. Zg{'
The nature and extent OF his injuries
have.not yet been definitely .asCertained,
Us they are mostly internal, but we under.
stand that his physician has but little
hope Of his recovery. go
MIR. Taylor is a resident of Winchester,
where he has wife and family. g.
Our old and very much esteemed fellow
citizen, DR.. Solomon Parsons, has been
lying quite III for the last two weeks with
dysentery; and, although his attack has
been quite severe, yet he is now pronounc.
ed convalcscent, and we confidently hope
TO sec the Doctor out in a few days.
The weather is very. dry and cool,
with an occasional snowflake wandering
through the air, the advance guard, no
doubt, of q general army of these freez.
ing fellows.
The cnterprising firms OF Messrs Jones
s. Glover and ]. P. Jones, are doing a very
extensive business-the former In mer.
chandizing, and the latter in the shook
stave and lumber business, and as winter
(which Is our busiest season. advances
their business will greatly increase.
l'T OWENS.
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NASHVILLE, October AIN the races
Of the tiflh day the first race was for the
Hotel stakes, for two year olds, mile
dash, $200-entere $40. For first horse
the Association added 5000, the second
to have 90. ,of the es entries 8 5started;
only placed: Joe johnson /, Alice
Marshall 3, Zodiac 8. Time, 1:4G.
Second race, Association purse, $500,
two mile heats. Wanderer walked over.
Third race, Association purse, Barney
Williams /; Village Blacksmith 0, 2; Mid.
night 8, 0. Emma Pratt 2, Q; Quicksand
q. 0; Graham McNary -; Reporter
-. Time, 1:47i, 1:454. In the first
heat OF this race the Village Blacksmith,
Graham McNary and Reporter were
tied, and In the second heat the judges
declared their inability TO place any ex-
cept the winner and Village Blacksmith,
Weather fine. The sport not very inter.
esting. F
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ST. LOUIS.
Gathering Evidence to Support
British Claims.

nLlIlSu ClblmSs
ST. LOUIS, October 4-Jno. C. Cooke
British Vice Consul here, has been engag.
cd some time past taking statements and
dispositions Of British subjects who Law
claims against the United States Govern
ment, for various kinds of damage during
the war. The principal case is that Of J.
?. Nolan, a young Irishman, who was i'm.
prisoned in two or three military prisons,
In all, about 600 days and who claims
some nine hundred thousand dollars.
The total claims will amount 10 consider.
ably over 100000. Dispositions and
statements are to be forwarded 10 Wash.
ington as soon as made out and the Com.
mission now in session there will cousid.
or them.
A fire broke out about z o'clock this
evening, in the extensive warehouse OF
the st. Louis Rope and Bagging Company,
on Twelfth and Grafton streets, which was
still burning at midnight, with the pros.
pect Of continuing all night. No definite
information relative to tho values or in.
surance can be obtained tonight, but il
Is reported the warehouse contained about
700 bales ofhemp, and some eleven thou.
sand dollars worth Of bagging. From the
peculiar construction Of the building, and
the TACT oil It's being cramned full Oi ma.
terial, the firemen work toa great disad.
vantage, and they arQ, now exerting the
most OF their energies to prevent the fire
from communicating to the large bagglng
factory adjoining.
This District Democratic Convention
met again tonight; but after some In,
formal discussion asked the Central
Commttte to order an election for new
delegates In the Tenth Ward and adjourn.
cd till the 14th inst.
Secretary Boutwell, will arrive here to,
morrow and speak on tho financial con,
dltion OF the country at night, e
h----l111HI-- . .
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Fleetwood Park Races.

NEW York, October 4-The Fleet.
wood Park race purse for $3.50, mile
heats, was Won by Gazelle In three
straight heats. Gloster was second;
Wellington aud Joker distanced in the
third heat, Gloster barely saving a dis.
tanco. Lady Annie was distanced in the
first heat. Tune 2:27, 2:2Se and 9:a2.
For the purse ol $4,000, mile heats, the
first heat was won by Camors In 225s,
and the three subsequent heats and race
by Judge Fullerton in 2:214, 2:e4i and
2:2S. W. II. Allen took the third money
and w. B. Whitman the fourth money.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANc1sco, October 4.-The su.
pcrvisors last night passed the Colorado
$l0,000,000 subsidy over the Mayors
veto. Tho vote on the Central Pacific
subsidy went over for ono week.
Tho Japan Herald says Iwakura com.
planned formally that he was unable To
accomplish at Washington his own treaty
designs on account OF the opposition Of
Mori, Uyno has been appointed sue.
cessor TO Mori.
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COLUMBUS.
Dropped Dead..Election TrIck

COLUMBUS, October 4.-Mrs. Frederick
Hally, the wife OF an old citizen and well
known business man, dropped dead this
morning. She was in usual health at the
time OF her death -
The Democratic Central Committee 10.
night issued the following circular:
Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Ohio Beware Of fraudulent tickets
Large numbers are in circulation with
Aquila'J. Wiley printed on them. The
true name Of our candidate for Secretary
Of State, Is AquilR Wiley. Strike out the
]. whenever you detect it, Post hand
bills with this caution at every clccion
precinct" EaHr
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INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE, October 4.-Hon. Gus.
tavus Koerner, Of Ills, spoke at Greeley
Hall this evening to moderately large
meeting Of Germans. At the same time
the Opera House was quite well tilled by
people listening to Col. W. s. Grosveuor,
Of Missouri, and Hon. 8. 8. Marshall, OF
Illinois, all speaking for Greeley. The
audience at the Opera House were very
enthusiastic, the Germans moderately 90.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court. September r., 1874,
John GrOaGcnrIh


hampden Zane, Trustee; Hampdrn Zane In his
own right; Bmi y A. Zane, wife Of said Hamp-
den Zane: George 4. II. COckburn aud Mary
Eliza COckbun his wife, HAmpdrn 2. C. Cock.
burn, George r. Cockburn and Emily ST, An.
bert Cockburn. In chAncery.
he object Of this suit is To obtain the sale Of
q certain parcel OF ground in the city OF Wheel
Ing, between Monroe and Union streets, immedI-
ately north Of and adjoining U. u p. Welty, nun.
bered on the plat of said ground rs Number u.
fronting twgHty.one feet on Main street aud run.
Ling back ore hundred and thtrty.two feet, and
OF the improvements thereon, which ground was
held by uampdcn Zane In trust with contingent
interests In favor OF said defendants and also OF
persons unborn, and was BY him contracted 70 be
conveyed TO complainant; TO obtain the p4yment
into court by said HAmpden Zane OF $500 paid
him on said contract March 26, 1868, and OF In
tereet thereon; and 10 obtain the repayment to
complainant out Of the money SO TO be paid into
court, aud the proceeds Of sale, OF tie amount Of
purchase money paid by complainant with inter.
eet, and the value OF his improvements, les
proper charge for his occupancy OF said ground
And It appearing from au affidavit tled in this
cause, that HAmpdcn Zane, Hampden Zane,
trustee, kmily A. Zaue, q, orge K. X Cocljurn,
Mary Eliza Cockburn, Hampden z. G. Cocs.
burn. George K Cockburn and Emily ST, Aubert
Cockburn are not residents OF tho State OF West
Virginia, 1t IL ordered that they do appear hero
within one month after the date OF the arst pub.
ltcAtion OF this order, and do what lie necessary
TO protect their interests herein.
Teste: SAMUEL B. MoCoLLoCH, Clerk.
COCHRAN & HBFDARD,
Att'ys for Plaintiff, Rcpl6EM
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All Calm,

asoII .Ie people OF Brooke county positively
Isa,Ie I,;o1I 70 become excited over the po'
T"CAL ruS situation at this time. The Grant
NY STa consider that they have a sure thing
CroN5 o. ~, Saa The other side having expert
IIu'su IsS ~, Tue bitterness Of defeat when Gree
ciIsI III was ,I i nominated, are perfectly recon
a., 5S aSo, " thelr late, consequently any pow
ITsgeht TSsgPeht here isa waste of amunIIion.-
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A Satisfactory Recortl.

ESa Financial column of n. Y. TImcs.)
me aGreduction Of the debt in September
,S ySSuslueFed especially with reference lC
sle greatly reduced taxes and customs
'. soOII S14OOO,0OO per annum, is most
sIali'ylnC evidence Of the healthy and
progressive condition Of the business oI
oas sSs country, and the fidelity Of the pres,
sas administration in the collection and
application Of tho revenues. In tho re,
pp'lnlng five months of the frat term Of
,h.s LhaeSllent Grant, there IS every prospect
,io Ea' oSe! iOrty millions additional reduc.
s uO1 Of the principal of the debt will bt
%aSue-raiSing the grand total OF pay
mems I, Of principal in four years to tou,
Ss"aIEG ~. va millions Of dollars. and tho reduc,
soa ~ o. NE yearly interest charge to ttoenty
Ss S's, Ml!'oHS a year; the taxes and customs
os usV'pS IN the meantime been reduced oveI
"~ oS, ,asadrtd y and forty millions year
'" We "come Tar 'cho!ly abolished.
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PAIR, Da, PAUL ScuoEppE, OF Carlisle,
nuns or,sauuaasyIvania, has adopted a new code Of
p,OSss pm,OSssulng 10 obtain possession Of the
nulSay nTTuvpSstIy OF Miss Steinnecke, Of whose
,SSf ys,,a' I nc was lately acquitted after three
,S iO,%o. imprisonment, He abandons bis
B,i,iSr, BiSr Claim as her heir, and asks the
t,',OI t,.,tnore court to appoint him admins
o,,S V', .lelr marriage, to which be makes
her h, n.seeVoSlng, under the Maryland laws
WI previous will in his favor,
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PITTSBURGH, October 4.-The Monon-
gahela continues to slowly decline, with
II inches in the channel Weather warm
and cloudy, with occasional indications OIL
rain.
CAIRO, October 4-River fallen inch
Weather clear and warm. -
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GEORGIA ELECTION.
Majority Estimated at $4,000.

Majority Estimated at $4,000.
SAVANNAH, October 4.-A dispatch
states the returns from one hundred and
twenty.one counties gives, 1t Is estimated
10000 majority 1t Is estimated the If
teen counties, yet to hear from willin
crease the majority to $4,000.
ATLANTA, Ga, October 4.-Eighty.sev.
en- counties give Smith 10000 majority
Returns show that Democrats voted solid
for Smith, Liberal Republicans both white
and colored, voted for the Democratic
nominee.
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The attention Of Martins Ferry
Bridgeport and Bellairc readers is direct
elto tho letter Of Auditor LoNGIEY in
this paper, addressed to the editor of
the ST. ClaiEsvillc Gazette, reviewing Ger.
tain matters affecting the county finances.
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,,id luz TIDAL PHENOMENA on Lake On,
sos;D S which was noticed last June, has
M a'I = appeared. The greatest change ID
tSeN,Sp SspSn' OF tho water observed i:
Ibe Ib';, Sr,a anu there Is nothing visible il
pbenNnl M surroundings to create tho unusuS
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TEXAS.
PUNIsHMENT OF MEXICAN CATTLE
THIEVES,

New ORLEANS, Outober4.-A San An.
tonia special reports that q party OF Tex.
ans followed a band Of Mexican cattle
thieves into Mexico and attacked them at
Newtown, Two Texans and several
Mexicans were killed. The Texans burn.
ed the, Alcade's house with him in 1t,
Monday two hundred armed Mexicans
appeared on the Mexican side Of the river
opposite San Felipe. Lieut., Davidson
with a company OF troops from Fort
Clark, was ordered to watch their move
ments.
GALVESTON, October "A gin house al
Baylard, containing 10000 pounds Of ses
island cotton, has been burned.
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some one wickedly says that the rea.
son why very young girls actually take
the prizes Rt fairs for making good bread,
is because. their mothers make 1t for
them, while the older girls think they
can manage alone, and fail miserably
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AUSTRIA.

MARRIAGE OF MINISTER JAYS DAUGHTER.
vienna, October 4.-Gen. Won schwei.
nitz, German Ambassador at Vienna, was
married to-day to Miss Jay, daughter Of
Hon. John Jay, American Minister to
Austria.
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Horse EpIdem,c n, Tororto,

TORONTO, October A-Thcre is an epi.
demic among horses here, of catarrhal
character. Almost all the horses belong.
Ing to the Street Car Cos. and Livery
Stables are affected. Over 700 horses are
now sick.
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PRoDABILrTIEs.
Over the northwest and upper lakes,
partly cloudy weather, with nor,herly I'd
easterly winds. In the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys, generally clear weather and
southcrly to westerly winds veering 10
westerly and northerly on Saturday. In
the Gulf States, soItherly to easterly
winds, and on the south Atlantic coast
soulherly 10 westerly winds with clear
weather. From the lower lakes to Vir.
giuia and northeastward, southerly Ia
westerly winds, and warmer and gener.
ally clear weather.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 4.-Onc Cedemed ecian,
Parisian, has been sentenced to prison
for fifteen days for duelling.
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Whole tickets, $40: halves, IS, quarters, 81 80:
u whole tickets for $780, 2s for $2l5 IS for $500
liS for 81 COO; sSS for $2sOO; 6T5 for $1,000. No
time. =
Tho money necessary TO nav In full nil the
offered gifts is now upon deposit In the Farmcrs'
and Dr0vrrs Bank, US will 6e seen by tho follow.
Ing certificate Of the Cashier: