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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02
NEW YORK; City.

New York, July 1.-Mayor Hall has
signed the bill Of private counsel for
5000, as fees in cases against himself
and others. -G
Some ,of the strikers yesterday held
meetings, and had their grievances talked
over. Among Others, the bakers sgitated
their troubles, urging the expediency oil
compliance with their requirements on
the ground that disease Is liable to be
contracted from eating bread made under
unfavorable circumstances. The boss
BARRIERS, as well as the journeymen, have
decided that each party remain firm In its
original position.
The Federal Council Of the Interna.
tlonals held a meeting yesterday. The
international Congress, to be held In
Philadelphia next week, Is to seek the es.
tablishment Of o reunion Of all the dis.
cordant elements Of the association. The
General Council Of London has suspended
fall the English speaking sections Of the
United States.
1t was announced that the plasterers
from the Atlantic to the Pacific would
strike for eight hours to-day.
The Times thinks the Senate will make
an adverse report on the McUunn case TO.
morrow.
A dispatch says Il Is believed In WASH
lngton that the recent expedition for
Cuba, taken out on the Fannie, has been
successfully landed on the Island.
Notice Of issue OF appeal from the de.
cision Of Judge Hogeboom overruling
demurrer in the cases OF people Is. VIM.
NJ. Tweed, implicated with others, and
same ca. Richard B. Connolley and Thos.
Fields, were filed to-day in the County
Clerks Office by Atty. Gen. Barlow.
Thermometer to-day reached 08 in the
the shade. Many cases Of sun stroke.
The strike OF the box makers is sub.
stanually ended, the men at Green Point
having failed and those In this city being
generally successful.
Nine marble working firms arc EN-.
ploying about 200 men at ten hours
The other shops remain closed, and the
men refuse to return.
Most OF the car stablemen who struck
for higher wages have resumed work al
the old rates.
There is nothing new relative to the Pat
terson strike. Meetings are held daily
and a compromise Is talked Of.
The reported Communication of Lizzie
Garabrantts sentence is premature. The
case comes before the New Jersey Cour
of Pardons next Monday.
The estimated cost of the East Riyel
bridge is now fixed $0,500,0OO.
Ice has advanced owing to the heat q
to 80 cents per hundred wholesale ant
40 to so cents retail.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July THE King will soon
visit the northern provinces OF the king.
dom, passing through those which have
been most disturbed by the Carlist agita.
tion.
The Republicans have resolved to op.
pose every form of monarchical govern.
ment in Spain, to acknowledge no mon
archical usurpy, and to abstain from all
elections while monarchy exists in the
country, At the same time the members
of the majority in the Cortes and former
members Of the ministry belonging to u
Conservative party, have determined tC
withdraw from the arena.
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River News.
CAIRO. July 1.-River fallen 0 inches,
nlon. nHI Lat

CAIRO, July 1.-River fallen 0 inches.
Weather clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-River rising; 8
feet 2, inches in the canal, and A feet Q
inches in the chute. This was the hottest
day Of the season. The mercury stood at
IS degrees at 2 A. NJ, 95 at SP. NJ, and 100
at 0 P. NJ. 1t is very hot and sultry to.
night. No business doing.
1t Is rumored that no work will be done
on the canal this season, as the appropria.
ton by Congress was made on condition
that there be reduction OF tolls to five
cents per ton, which the company claim
they cannot do, having a heavy debt
which that rate Of toll would not meet.
CNcINNATI, July 1.-River 12 feet six
inches falling. No arrivals or departures
except regular packets.
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More Threatening News from the
Indians.

WASHINGTON, July THE Postmaster
General has ordered the mail service to
be placed on the Baltimore s. Potomac
Railroad, between Washington and Balti.
more, commencing tomorrow.
1t. Col. Davidson writes to the Secre.
tary Of the Interior under date of Camp
Supply, June Sd, to. the effect that the
main camp Of the Cheyennes and some
200 Kiowas intend to depredate along the
road from Camp Supply to Arkansas
he suggests that in view Of the anticipated
junction of the Cheyennes and KfoYas
for raiding purposes, that a telegraph be
run from Fort Hays to Fort Dodge.
Indian Agent Tappan writes from Fort
Berthold, Dakota, that there has been an
unusual movement among the Sioux near
that agency. Some seven hundred lodges
Of Indians were concentrating about Sc
miles from the fort, evidently bent or
mischief.
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THERE is a noticeable anxiety on the
part Of Democratic organs, especially in
this district, to defer Congressional nom.
inaticns till after the August election.
The explanation OF the matter here il
understood.lo be that little game has
been sci up for the slaughter Of Hon. ]. j.
DAVIS, the sitting member, who. both fol-
merit and by usage, is entitled to second
term at the hands of his party; and the
managers are afraid II the little tragedy
occurred before the election in August
Mr.. DAVIS might assist in smashing the
crockery ot the ring.
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GtnG'ttelLi1ae
The Election for Members Of Con-
gfeAs. .s.s.

The question OF our coming Congress
election-whether one can be held and II
50 when-has been pretty thoroughly dis.
cusscd by press and correspondents.
ThGe is wide diversity Of opinion.
Our own has been expressed, and still Is,
that therewilltbe no distinct authority,
should the new Constitution be ratified,
for an election at all, till provided for by
tho Legislature. At the same time, one
must be and Of course will be held under
constructive authority, Some gentlemen
rely on the provisions Of the Code for
authority to hold the election in October,
some Of them claiming 1t may be held on
the fourth Thursday and others on-the
second Tuesday. II Authority Of an .in-
ferential or constructive kind Is to be re-
lied on, we are disposed to think the
best reasons are in favor OF holding the
election in August when we vote on the
Constitution and for other officers. It
may be said the new Constitution does
not provide for the election Of Congress.
men; but neither does the old. The Leg
islature did; and it provided that they
should be chosen at the election when
State and County officers and members Of
the Legislature are chosen; and the Ian
guage OF the statute warrants the belief
that as the time Of holding this general
election is varied by the proper authority,
the election Of Congressman necessarily at
tends it, So far as the present. year is con.
cerned theprovisions OF the statute in nrelS-
tion to the time OF holding these general
elections must yield to the schedule. The
elections must be held in August. Then,
ofnecessity, they cannot also be held in
October. As Congressman are to be cho.
sen "at these said elections" which must
be held in August, is there not, we sub
nit, better inference Of authority under
the Code for voting for Congressman al
the August election than at any later
timer In common sense point Of view
too, Is 1t not better TO elect them then
One election then will suffice; the same
election, too, at which we have been &C
customed to elect members Of Congress
aud no more trouble about authority thar
must attend any other day.
1t will be borne in mind that whenever
the election may be held, the question o
its validity will be decided at last By
Congress. The House OF Representative
is the sole Judge OF the election and quail
fication Of its members. The very frs
question raised Is whether their election
was legal, and that involves the question
whether the election itself was legal ant
valid. We believe better reasons will ap
pear for holding this election in Angus
than In October; and that the House vii
so adjudge it. This is at least probable
enough to start the inquiry whether thing
had not better be got ready for August
Would it not be well for our Republican
friends in the First and Second District
to be getting their candidates in the flelt
and be ready to vote for them in August
If the Democrats choose not to vote ii
October, why let them. We can vote i
October, too, if need be.
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Six nice young men in New Orleans
were nicely sold the other evening by
six saucy girls. One OF these beauties
wrote charming little anonymous note
to all six OF the young gentlemen, propos.
ing meeting at restaurant. Each was
to be dressed in peculiar style, and each
to be eating dish Of shrimps. On the
appointed evening this little beauty and
the five others, all dressed alike in the
costume Indicated in the letters sent to
the young gents, started for the rendez'
vous. Great was the gathering, at the
appointed time, of suitors, in costume,
attitude and occupation strictly according
to orders. Very intently did each apply
himself, unconscious Of the close proximi.
ty to others who weresimilRrlY employed,
to the demolition of the stated dish ol
shrimps, ond on the watch out for the
"woman IN white" At last when five
and finally ixladies, each in the specified
costume, arrived, the astonished boys
concluded each in his own mind, that he
had been badly sold, and each simultan'
eously, slowly and sadly got up, paid his
shrimp bill, and departed, evidently in nc
enviable state Of mind, and leaving the
waiter and proprietor in state Of utter
bewilderment as to "what was up"
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Bv virtue Of a deed Of truSt made tho I'm Gsy is
of Anal, A. D. isT3, by james D. Lazy % hs
" I5p.iSrsd hpi and which Sald deed iS Of record IN
TS nssS RSoS @. folio 462, ! shall on the "a day
Of JAY. iS72 proceed TO sell a. the itont aoSt ~
III Court House OF Ohio County, ~ ~ ociSCk 4 4
H. tho following described persona, psSpSS IA
SInS toT the samc: pArlor chairs, ! rocking
SbIfr I mbles, / lounge. I carpets, bureau, J
t,1msd plctures, / clock, 2 looking glasses,
~SSh StGpdS, sewing machine wheeler q VIII
an, i velvet rug, SIX octave plano and nianc
stool, / eel dining room chairs, ! set kitchen
eSsIrs, / Arlington cooking stove and cooking
upnIIls for the came, rocking chairs, safe,
iot OF dishes, with the remainder ot the house
bold and kitchen furniture OF the same Jame'
D. Lady.
4''u'' VI 'A GIBSON L. CRANMER,
Isla Trustee.
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Railroad subscriptions Voted by TO

TOLEDO, July 1.-The vote in Toledo
today, on $2O6,OOO aid TO the Toledo 6
Columbus Railroad, resulted in 1,413 for,
TO 1856 against the proposition, or S47
more than the requisite two.fhirds. The
vote In the city on the 100000 to the
Toledo & 8. w. Road, Is about the same,
with a strong probability that 1t was car
ried In the county. This vote places the
construction Of the Toledo & Columbus
road beyond question.
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FRANCE.
Treaty for German Evacuation
Signed.

PARIS, July 1.-The treaty for the evac.
uation Of France, signed last Saturday,
requires the satisfaction Of both govern.
ments within one week. One half mil.
lard francs Of the war indemnity are to
be paid two months after the ratification
Of the treaty, when the department oil
the Marne and the Upper Marne are to be
evacuated, the second half OF this mil.
lizard francs on the 1st Of March, 1873,
and one milllard irancs on the 1at oil
March, 1874, when the department Of the
Ardeunco and the Vosges are to be eyac.
uated. The last halt milliard of francs
are TO be paid on the 10th OF March,
1874, when the departments Of the Meuse,
Neutha and the Fortress Of Belfast are
to be evacuated. The bill Is to be intro.
duced to the National Assembly to-day
authorizing new loan TO raise the neces.
sary funds.
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Coming Down a Few polecats,

NEW YORK, July IA letter received
from General Fitz Henry Warren, OF
Iowa, states that he did not say in the
Fifth Avenue Conference that II Greeley
and Brown were endorsed at Baltimore
he would carry Iowa for them. But what
he did say was: "If Baltimore endorses
Greeley, stranger things have happened
in politics than that the electoral vote ol
Iowa would be cast for Greeley and
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Lumbsrmen,s SUNG at wnIIamsport

W1nItAMspoRr, Pa, July 1.-The mill
and boom men who struck for ten hours
met at Market Square this morning and
were addressed by several speakers.
There was great enthusiasm. some2, 900
Of the strikers formed in procession and
marched down town to thefew mills that
were in operation aud persuaded the men
to Join them. This afternoon they will
march 10 the mills up town. There has
been no disturbance so far. The Mayor
issued proclamation this morning order
ing all places where liquor Is sold to be
! closed until afler the 4th Of July,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Davd Buckley and
his step.father, Daniel Buckley got into
an alteration last evening, In front Of
their house, North End 81. The latter
stabbed the former in the left breast and
abdomen producing death 10 minute.
after. Buckley escaped.
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railroad Depot Robbed and Fired.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-The depot Of
the l. B. s. w. Railroad at Charlottesville
was entered Sunday night by burglars,
the railroad agent drugged and the safe
opened and robbed Of 81 i4S5. The burg.
lars then fired barrel of coal oil, setting
the depot on fire and made good their es.
cape. The building was badly injured
but not destroyed. No clue to the burg,
lars.
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Terrible Tragedy in Tennessee Oyer
Horse Trade.

AIEMpH1s, July lat the residence Of
planter named W. Ray, near Browns.
vile, Tenn, Benjamin Fl. Ray and his
brother.in.law, John A. Wilson, had an
alteration at the breakfast table about q
horse trade which occurred two years
ago, resulting in Benjamin W. Ray shoot
ing Wilson through the heart, killing him
instantly. he then ran into the yard
followed by Wilson's wife, who was beg
ging him not to shoot her husband again
she not knowing he was dead. Hel
screams, II is supposed, caused him t.
place the pistol to his own breast and fire
It, causing q fatal wound. The partiei
are respectable and the affair has caused
great excitement there.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mill at the head OF Wheel.
lpR Island Is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms This MIL Is capable Of cutting from 5000
tol10O0 feet per day, and has the best Log HAr.
MIrtinsierry will be sold separately or In connec.
tlou with the Mil. This Lot is situated short
distance above the Furnace and 10 splendid 10.
calty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
ises, orof -
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor Of Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island.
ana
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Love Tragedy at Fort Smith,

LITTLE Rock, July Last wednes.
day, at Fort Smith, Fred Grasse attacked
Miss Anna McGrew, a dress.maker, with
an iron bar, striking her over the head
and falling her to the earth. Thinking he
had killed her, he retired to his room and
shot himself through the heart. Cause
jealousy. =
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THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
MODE OF PROCEDURE ON THE D1RrcT

CLAIMS. =. ~.
New YoRK. July, Ia specisl dis.
patch from Geneva says, the mode of pro.
ceeding on the direct claims has not yet
been ascertained, but itseems probable the
court will consider seriatim the character
OF confederate cruisers and accordingly as
they determine their character, adjndge
England responsible or not for depreda.
tions OF one or all these ships. The charac.
ter Of the ships being thus determined, the
Arbitrators will next consider the award
Of damages and this point will probably
confer favorably with the counsel of both
sides. Should their views not too widely
differ as to the amount Of indemnity, the
court may name gross amount between
the two estimates. If there should be no
hope OF reconciling the conflicting esti.
mates, the court will refer the award oi
damages to assessors, as provided by the
treaty, and so conclude their labors.
Now that the arbitration goes on at Ge.
neva, it will likewise continue on the San
Juan question at Berlin. Prince Bismarck
will appoint distinguished international
lawyers to decide the question.
Nellie Grant Is staying quietly at Gene
va. She leaves on Monday for Chamou
nix, thence going by way Of Monigny
and Vevay to Berne.
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The World Comedies Greeley's Nom
nation at Baltimore.

NEW York, July 1.-The World to-day
comedies the nomination Of Greeley at
Baltimore. 1t nowhere perceives any
respectable bolt against his nomination,
That paper will advise nobody 10 vote
for Grant, but as between voting for
Greeley and staying at home 1t has no
advice to offer.
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A WASHINGTON special to the oincin-
matt Gazette says HENRY A. WISE, Of yiri
glnia, announces that under no circum.
stances will be support GREELEY, and
that II the latter is nominated at Bslti.
more, he intends to give his influence tc
the GRANT ticket. HiS friends think Il
certain that he will take the stump for thu
Republican nominee.
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THE resolution adopted in the Demo.
cratic convention yesterday. endorsing
CAMDEN and the rest of the ticket, was a
feeble effort to make it look as If the Ohio
county Democracy were united on CAM.
DEN The convention consisted of thirty
men, and only about half dozen voted
Tor the resolution. The resolution, there.
fore, has little value as an expression Of
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The pnbIie Debt statement.

The Public Debt Statement issued yes.
terday shows the cash in the treasury to
be $1OSi47O,79 Of which $15,321, $50 is
currency. Deducting cash in the treasu.
ry, the total debt is s., ,10l, ,4SG,343. This
does not include the Pacific Railroad debt
which is: principal, $s4,62S,512; interest
accrued and not paid, Sl,O38,7O5, or to
tai of $G6,5Gs,217. AS the cash in the
treasury is not actually paid on the debt,
1t is only potential and not real reduc
ton rs Mr.. Boutwelps tables assume
The actual outstanding debt, yesterday
was therefore $2,36l, ,5l9,35s.
Owing to heavy payments on recent
appropriations, the reduction during Junt
was but $2,OS1, ,O35.
The interest paid by the United States
on the Pacific Railroad debt, in excess o
repayment by the Companies is $10o2s,
0QR = u. Hf4E
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The barometer will probably continue
falling Tuesday with southwest winds
and increasing cloudiness over the lakes.
The area Of highest temperature will
move northwestward, followed by cooler
weather south and west Of New York.
The area of rain will move eastward into
northern Canada.
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THE ticket for House Of Delegates
nominated by the Democrats yesterday
is mot quite such as we would like tc
see from so largo and populous a county
as this" The Republicans, when they
come to nominate ticket, ought to dc
better. 1.Itf3a rE 1
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FoR SALE

m. Hundred Acres Land, ~ miles rom L,ln Ine
,IOSI.tlnS Ols toTu OF Cambridge, Guernsey eoan'
G nhIo. "A Scres Creek Bottom under cuiuTa.
vbi, bSi,rss we'll tlmbered and supposed 10 DC
W. uSUg,,Sid Win Coal 90 famous for Iking known 4
~ sSIst In that section Of country, Tne Y: ~; n;
R,iIfosd runs through the land; WI s % soIu
iSasn 0e2OI |. IRWIN, Agent
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BALTIMoRE CONVENTION.
Ford's Theatre the Place OF Meeting
.sPreparations Nearly Complete.

4'SAy SOMPAoeos
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Advices say the
preparations are nearly completed for the
Democratic Convention. Ford's theatre,
the place of meeting, has been fitted up,
and will accumulate between two and
three thousand persons. Nearly every
State delegation hassecured Its quarters.
The Carrolton will be the head quarters
for the principal delegations.
Gov. White, of Maryland, announces
himself for Greeley, together with the
most prominent men Of the State.
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Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 800 to 81 900 each.
Terms -OnO.iourth cash, the residue In equal
lnstallmsnts at one, two and three years, with in
,erst JNO. P. 9ILCHRIsT,
,nio AtTop Mill.
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For Sale.

IARM NEAR WHEELING J. FOR 3lI;
SALE CEIEAP-I an a!vlS STsaS'iISd ~ ISSd belong.
mon reasonable term. toS fSm fsSSnIspIpS @ about %
Ss % eeo W ,ss ss:55GIsS :SSIs .Is q The aenpaeld
Railroad, inmsdlAiely, VRH PEW Spd About three.
the MI pe CnhIn CIa ss,t Of ne city line. About g
ourhs q iS U5 'ssTi 1ss Tuindsrlid Win good Coal
acre, S:T,S o. o1esnSs &C., convenient to railroad
'1saE; ,:a; Tuos. o'BRIEN, Real Estate AgG
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MEMPHIS.
AcQUTTTAL OF A MAN WHO KILLED MS
wRE's sEDUcER.

MEMPHIS, July 1.-Dr. William K.
Dameron was acquitted today in the
criminal court Tor killing Bennett Jones
last April for the seduction Of his wife.
Tie County Court to-day reduced, the
salaries Of all Judges 10 $4,000 per an.
mum. II Is thought they will all resign,
Ames Priary was to-day inducted into
the office Of Sheriff by the County Court
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A GOOD many people yesterday quoted
the famous remark about the weather with
which HENRY WARD BERcHER once be.
! gan a midsummer sermon.
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VRENCH CONDITION POWDER

4 FOR HORSES AND CATTIE.
This Powder is composed principally Of Roots
and Hetbs, and long experience has proven 1t tC
be highly useful for the cure OF the various dis
eases 70 which Horses and Cattle arc subject
such q Founder, hide Bound, Yellow Water
LoH Of Appetite, Coughs, Heavcs, Distemper
&C, &C. It carries of all gross humors, and
parties the blood. 1t also promotes the 1tten,
lnROt Hogs, and Is good for Hog Cholera.
For sI'eby s-
mlr9dAw LOGAN. LIST 4 co.