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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-14

TEACH THE WOMEN TO sAvE.-TherC'a
the secret A saving woman at the head
Of the family is the very best saving bank
established-one receiving deposits daily
and hourly, with no costly machinery tc
manage 1t. The idea Of saving Is q pleas
ant one, and If the women would imbibe
It at once, they would cultivate and ad-
here to It, and thus when they were moi
aware ot it would be laying the iouuda-
tion OF competent security in stormy
time, and shelter in a rainy day. The wo.
man who sees 10 her own house, has q
large field 10 save in The best way tC
make her comprehend It Is to keep an &C.
count Of all current expenses. Probably
not one woman in ten has an idea how
much are the expenditures Of herself and
family. When from one to two thousand
dollars are expended annually, there is 8
chance to save something ifthc effort il
made. Let the housewife take the idea
act upon it, and she will save many dol
lars-perhaps hundrcds-where before
she thought 1t impossible. This is duty
yet not prompting Of avariCe, but q
moral obligation that rests upon the wo-
man as well as the man.
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The Cotton Statement.

New York, September 13.-Thc COM
parativc cotton statement Of receipts at
allports for the week Is 60, Gee bales; same
time last year, 13, 100; total for the year,
44,7OG; last year, 22,s0G. Exports for
the week, 4,G20 bales; same time last year,
ls,347; total for year, G6S4; last year,
goose. Stock at all United States ports,
72S6S bales; last year, SO, ,443; at interior
towns, 1859; last year, 1000l; at Liver
pool, sl5 900; last year, 40S, 900; American
afioat for Great Britain, $4,000; last year
$1,000,
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The Trial OF Johnsons for Uncom-
maFclal Conduct.

CINCINNATI, September l3.-The SO.
rious agitation in the Chamber Of Com.
merce incident to the trial of E. L. and
7. S. johnson, charged with uncommer.
cial conduct, terminated to-day by the
Chamber declaring in favor OF the sIspen-
sion Of the firm from membership. This
result which was decisive, satisfies the
pork men who felt aggrieved by the
previous action Of the Chamber in tabling
the recommendation Of tho board Of off,
GERS. Nothing has ever occurred in the
history Of the Chamber that has convulsed
the body as has this case, which has Just
reached settlement.
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TIE Richmond papers have become
quite moderate in tone toward even the
offending "Gran" organs. One Of the old
timc Virginia Journals copies approvingly
tho following tribute to the President
elect:
"Peoplc are vastly in the log upon what
Is included in the idea OF u great states
man. Hc is generally supposed to DO u
man Of mighty intellect, dealing only with
abstract and difficult questions, and far re.
moved from the common affairs of men.
This conception Of craftsmanship scarcely
approaches the true ideal A real and
solid statesmanship must be based upon
profound sympathy with the people in
their commen daily lie. 1t must 20
down to their farms and workshops; il
must be more familiar with the cabins Of
the poor than with the palaces Of the
rich"
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 13-State
Auditor James Graham was to-day SEM
to the parish prison for contempt in the
Sth District Court, in refusing q warrant
on the treasury for $4,000 in favor Of the
State; The Board Of ofAssessors, in accord
ance with the judgment, rendered pay
mcnt, OF which the Auditor Is Gndeav0ring
to resist.
Mospero, aged six years, a son Of Mr.
George W. Morgan, was run over by a
horse and killed yesterday.
At Pass Christian, Taylor Kane, q
book'keeper, suicided by shooting himself
through the head.
A rice famine is threatened. It is sta,
ted that the supply will be exhausted by
Monday.
The weather is cooler.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, September 12.-The govern
ment clerks Indignantly deny that the
Union they have formed for the improve
ment Of their condition relates to politics,
or Is intended to disturb the peace, on
the contrary they affirm their utmost Low.
atty to Spain, but persist in demanding q
change in the present system OF labor.
The widow OF Balta, late President Of
Peru, sailed from Aspinwall for New
York on the 9th inst.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 13.-The police
have arrested the companion of the man
who stabbed and killed Michael Callahan
on Elston road Sunday night, and ascer.
tained beyond doubt the identity of tht
murderer, who has fled the city. Detec,
tives are In close pursuit, however, and
are confident Of arrestiug him. The
names Of the parties are withheld from
the public for the present, but 1t Is said
that the murderer is relative of Cal
lAhpn
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Northerly to westerly winds and gen.
orally clear weather on Saturday for New
Engand and the middle States. Winds
probably veering to northeasterly, with
cloudy weather, from eastern Virginia 10
southern New jersey. Northeastcrly
winds, cloudy weather, and probably
areas Of rain Tor the eastern portion Of
North Carolina. For the remaining por-
lion Of the south Atlantic States, clear
weather, and thence 10 Kentucky. From
Louisiana to the western portion Of Flori-
do, generally clear weather and northerly
winds from the Ohio valley to Lake Erie.
Michigan and Wisconsin, clear weather
and winds veering TO easterly and south
erIy Easterly to sOutherly winas for the
northwest, with diminished pressure.
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TIE widow and son OF Admiral Farm.
gut have recently erected fine symbaI.
ical monument in his memory in Wood
lawn cemetery, near New York. Tho
design is eXquisitely wrought in white
Italian marble Ii consists Of broken
mast partially draped with the Admiral's
flag, and planted on suitable pedestal
with naval symbols grouped around I,s
base, and the memorable engagements Of
which Farragut was the hero al New Or
leans and Mobile, sculptorcd in bas relief
below.
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BRAZIL.
Rlotus Election at R,n.

LONDON, September 13-The Rio Jan,
GIRO papers are filed with descriptions 0
riotous scenes which occurred,during The
recent elections for members of Congress
An electoral meeting in one Of the
churces was broken up by the police, who
charged upon the assemblage with their
swords and dispersed it. The President
Of the meeting and several other citizen.
were wounded. The conduct Of the po-
lice in this and other cases is severely
condemned.by the press and caused great
lndinatiOn in the city.
Gen, Metre, the Argentine Envoy was
preparing basis of the treaty ior Tho
settlement Of all diFerencies between
Brazil and the confederation.
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TITUsvILLE, PA.
Liberal RennhlIrnn Meeting

TrrUsvILLE, Pa, September 18.-Ar
immense Liberal Republican meeting was
held tonight at the Opera House, which
was crowded. Chas. r. Buckalew, Libera
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania
and Daniel Kalbius, were the orators.
The efforts Of the producers 10 decrease
the production OF oil has proved a proba.
bic failure, the interest IN the enterprise
having been generally lost.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 13-Inrorma.
ton from Newport, Rhode Island, saws
the Commission on tho British and Ameri,
can Claims met on Wednesday, and with,
out transacting business adjourned To
meet in Washington on the I'd Of Octo.
bCr, The Commissioners will consult
together ut Newport privately.
The War Department issued an order
announcing the death OF Gen. Thayer,
and directing the usual salutes to be tired
and observance OF other honors TO the
dead.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has received tclcgrahm from the Indian
agent Talem and Special Commissioner
AlveTd, stating that the delegates from
Kcowas, CommanchGs, Arapahoes, Chey.
Cnnes and Whichitas have offered 70 &C.
company them to Washington. The
Secretary Of the Interior having approved
Of the proposition. A party numbering
forty, including four special interpreters
will soon start from the Indian territory
for this city. A telegram from the same
source announces the death on the 10th
inst, Of David Parish, OF Philadelphia,
Special Commissioner associated with
Alverd on this mission.
A Washington special dispatch says
that it seems well established there that
the award of the Alabama Arbitration Is
to be made at Geneva, in duplicate, on
Saturday, and handed to the agents Of
the respective governments for transmits.
sion to London and Washington. The
statement in some quarters that the
claimants may receive their money be.
fore December Is erroneous, for the
total amount Of the award is not
duo in Washington till year
from date Of award as provided by the
treaty, although it Is thought at the In.
dian Bureau, that there is no danger OF
an Indian war. Official advices, in which
the President shares, show that serious
hOstiities are probable at a very early
day along the whole Indian line.
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Gov. Jacobs Letter to the Charles
ton Greeley Club--COld Comfort
for tho GrCelcyitCS,

Gov. Jacobs Letter TO the Charles
ton Greeley Club.-COId Comfort
for tho GrCeloyitcs.
The following is the letter referred to in
the Charleston special (Crom II. S. WALK.
ER, VIC piesumeJ to the Cincinnati En-.
Qusrer. 1t was announced as letter SYM
pathizing with the GREELEY cause. II
the GREELEY people can find any comfort
in 1t, they are welcome to it:
CHARLESTON, September 0, 1872.
4. RySon, Esq
DEAR SIR: In response to your COur-
tG0us request to me to address the Greeley
Club tonight, permit me to say, that
after the very arduOus and exciting can
vaSs through which l have just passed,
have little desire Mt present to take an
active part in political matters.
Political discussion is at no time an
agreeable duty TO meat this time it
would be distastelul in a high degree.
| trust, however, that my deClinatiOn
will not be construed into untriendliness
10 your organization or a want of sympa.
thy with the objects for which you arc
contending. Very respectfully,
JoHN J. JACOB.
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What L. G. KncU about tho Dcmocrats,
RIrtu in Aprl. 1871.

ITO Love rum and hate niggers' has so
long been tho essence Of the Democratic
faith that the cooler wiser heads of the
party vainly spend their strength in ef-
forts to lit 1t out OF the rut IN which they
plainly sec that 1t can only run to perdi-
ton. While slavery endured, negro hate
was an element Of positive strength in
our political contests, so that the Consti.
tutional Conventions of this and other
free States were usually carried by the
Democrats on the strength of appeals to
the coarser and baser whites to Let the
Niger know his place." ."-7fibunc, April
Z, 1871.
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soldiers Reunion at T,mp.

CLEVELAND, September 13.-The re-
union Of tho 9th, 95th, Bath, 10th, 55tb,
72d, 10lst, 10Th, 1880, 147th, 10Th, l8Oih
and l05lh Regiments, o. V. l., was held
at Tillln, Ohio, to-day. All OF the regi-
ments were well represented. The pro.
grammG consisted Of a banquet speeches,
fireworks, &c. The next reunion vii! he
held at sandusky, Sept. II, 1873
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Delegation of Dakota Indians En-
Route for Washington.

COLUMBUS, September ia delcra-
lion OF Indians consisting of fourteen
chiefs from Rio Grande river in Dakota
and eighteen chiefs and one squaw from
near Fort Reck in Mon,ana arc in The
city, Gu route for Washington. They
visited places Of interest to-day and the
opera house tonight, and leave for Wash.
ington tomorrow.
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Mortality on sh,nhnnrd. .

LONDON, September 3.-The Norwei.
gan bark Byfogel, from Pernambuco for
Baltic, has arrived at Stavanger, Norway
in disabled condition, nearly all Of the
crew having died on the voyage. The
cause Of this mortality is not explained in
the briet dispatch which announced her
arrival
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What Il. g. Rneto about tho Dem0cratic
p1rtJj in NEorrb 1871

Ntb Sb AANigti AOtAs
1.-THE Democratic party Of to-day is
simply the Rebellion seeking to achieve
its essential purposes within and through
the Union. A victory which does not
enable it to put its feet on the necks of
the black race seems to the bulk OF its
adherents not worth having. lis heart
Is just where It was when it regarded
Slavery and the Constitution as two
names for one thing. 1t hates the Gen
erals who led tue Union Armies to vic.
tory, and rarely misses chance to dis.
parage them. 1t Clings to that exaggera.
ted notion Of State Rights which makes
them the shield of all manner of wrongs
and abuses 1t takes counsel of It's hates
even more thAn Of its aspirations, and
will be satisfied with no triumph that
does not result in the expulsion OF all
active, earnest Republicans from the
South. Tribune, March 90, 1871.
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CANADA.

HA1nLToT, ONT, September 13.-The
last match of the series between the Eng
lish eleven and the Canadian twenty-five,
commenced yesterday. When the Eng.
lish went to the bat scoring 1877 to-day II
the first inning. The Canadians scored
SO and in the second 20 with seven wick.
cts to spare. The game will be conclud.
cd tomorrow.
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Democrat. Grttlsylie.
1 1 n0yla II NNtiznu


The persistent lying Of the Register in
this matter has thoroughly disgusted all
parties. The Register Is looked upon in
this section rs the most unreliable and
reckless newspaper published in the
State, not even excepting that pink Of
honesty, the Charleston Courier.
Hon. John J. Davis is recovering slow.
ly from his severe illness, but is not yet
able TO attend TO business. He was taken
sick the Thursday before the election, and
has not been out oi his homo until within
day or two past.
Onr Fair commences on the nth Of
September. HARRISON.
CIarkSbury, September II.
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What H. G. EneD about the Democrats in
NOreR5er, 1870.

"The next Congress is an afEliction to
those confdiug Democrats who innocen.
tly looked for majority. To break the
force Of their disappointment, The World
parades table, wherein It counts moth.
ing but Democratic gains In the States yet
TO hold elections, claims Democrats where
Republicans are elected, magniGes to Iu.
dicrous dimensions the Revenue Reform
diversion, and caps tho climax by count.
ing all the Democrats as Free Traders d
Tribune N0rtmber II, 1870,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 13.-Rochefort, IN
exile at the Island Of New Caledonia, is
seriously Ill. Another dispatch says be
Is dying.
PARIS, September 13.-The reported
trial Of Marshal Bazaine has brought TO
light facts ofgreat gravity.
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A WESTERN contemporary pays The fol-

A WESTERN contemporary pays the fol.
lowing tribute to labor:
"The great value Of employment lies
not in the compensation, but in the atten-
tion it requires oi the mind. We all are
apt to be dissatisfied with our work, we
don't like the quality nor the amount, the
employer nor the pay. We go reluctant.
ly TO our tasks, and are impatient for the
sun to set on our labors, and we look to
tho time when we shall not feel the spur
Of necessity TO urge US on. We arc fool
ish enough TO envy the rich who have
nothing 10 do. They arc rather to be
pitied, for "a mind quite vacant is q mind
distressed The happiest arc those who
are always busy, and lose not moment
TO be devolred by ennui or spleen. The
men who are known in oil our cities as
r0'teS, as gamblers, as bankrupts, and
dead beats are pre.eminently lazy men.
brought up 10 no honest trade or calling,
and Sinking work till their Incidence
masters oil other qualities and habits, and
then to keep up appearance, they are
driven TO false pretenCes of all kinds, and
fall prey to all base and corrupt prac-
tices. To get trade, u handicraft in
early liieiS resource which may be bet.
ter than rich inheritance, for trade has
better staying qualities than money or
lands"
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What H. g. Ene,o about the Democratic
Party in September, 1871,

IN SEPTEMBER, 1871.
1.-THE world will be moved to mirth il
1t reads the manifesto of the National
Democratic Executive Committee dis.
owning the Democratic paternity Of the
pamphlet, Concession, or how the Lost
Cause may be regained, and the Inde.
pendence Of the South secured Nobody
supposed that the National Democratic
Committee had authorized the issue Of the
pamphlet; but it is Democratic in tone
and temper for all that, and it speaks the
honest sentiments, no doubt, Of thousands
Of Southern Democrats, who will, in spite
Of repeated winks and mods Of disapprov.
al from the Democratic Managers, per.
slst in talking about the possibilities Of
the Lost Cause at tho most unseemly
times. But the suggestion that the Rad.
icAls have Concocted this precious farra.
go Of nonsense and treason for election.
eering purposes is quito as ludicrous as
the v0unt that the Democracy is the only
party that can bring about return to
honesty and constitutional laws This
last phrase is exquisite fooling"-7ri6une,
September 0, 1871.
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What H. G. Enep about The Democrats
IIIrtu in 1871.

ave learn with pleasure that qpite a
number Of the Democratic leaders have
resolved to push B. Gratz Brown, the
new Governor Of Missouri, for next Pres,
idCnt We do not see how they could
better this choice, Gratz isn't much to
look at, but he has ideas In his head, and
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eAt'4 JASs SsapASuSA IL luV lOuuuAJ W tuC
corner Of Pearl and Ludlow streets. II
is reported that seven men were killed
Particulars soon.
LATER
CINCINNATI, September 13-At ten
O'Clock this morning the new boiler at
tho foundry Of Robert Jones, corner Of
Pearl and Ludlow streets, exploded with
terrific force, blowing off the roof of the
building and carrying pieces ofthe boiler
several squares, instantly killing three
persons and injuriDg nine others. Tho
killed are Robt. Jones, tho proprietor Of
tho foundry; Evans Il. Lloyd and Joseph
ubenshlop, employees. Ubenshlogs body
was terribly mangled, the hips crushed
and bowels protrudlng. he resided in
Bellevue, Kentucky. Lloyd was blown
into the stable adjoining, Ills limbs man.
gled, and his hair having the appearance
of black cotton yarn. lie leaves q wife
and child. The injured arc Henry Young,
badly hurt by the falling timber; iemoral
artery severed; may recover; was removed
to residence in East Sd street. Jerry Mul.
roy, badly scaldedi leg broken; cut in the
head; will die. Frank Barringer, injury
about forehead. Flanagan, a boy, aged
y, badly injured not expected 10 live.
William Wimpleman, arm broken; cut
over right eye. Dan Madden, leg broken.
Dave Gains, Edward Roberts and Thos.
d, Davis, slightly injured.
Ono. piece Of the roof assembled in the
air and came down through brick wall
near the top Of house next door. A
piece Of the boiler went nearly square,
and found q stopping place in second
story. The boiler was new, 12 feet long,
return tlue, no safety valve, and one and
q quarter inch iron. There was about 90
pounds Of steam on when the explosion
occurred.
The Exposition during the five days
this week has been visited by over fifty
thousand persons. The Centennial Com.
missioners have made formal tlalturing
expression in favor of the Exposition.
They lett tonight for Louisville. The
Exposition display is all in.
Miss Lisle Lester, delegate from Cali
fornta to the State Agricultural Society,
arrived to-day.
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MAINE ELECTION.

BANGOR, September 13.-The returns
Indicate that tho majority for Hersey
Rep) in the Fourth Congressional dis.
trict will exceed 5000.
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Twenty-Five Men Drowned In a
Coal Pit.

BRUSSELS, September 13.--A coal pit
near llerristal, on the Menu, was accident.
ally flooded to-day while the men were al
work. The inundatiOn was so sudden that
20 miners were drowned in the pit.
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-Kemps Brewery at Dubuque, Iowa,
was burned Friday morning. Loss $23,.
| 900. Insurance $4,000.
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A WARM controversy has lately arisen
in England on the subject o! clergymCn
wearing boards.
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Tho Result in This Congressional
DiStTiCt--O Official Figures,

Az wv AuihO5 VI Ahu 4HtC4NsCuCcE
Having received the official vote OF
Writ county, as certified by the Board of
Supervisors, am enabled to give the
official result Of the election for Congress
in this the 1st District.
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Ex.GoV. CURTIN.

IIe Declines Nomination for Congress
by Republicans and Accepts Ltber-
al Nomination for Convention.
PmLADELPnIA, September 13.-Ex.
Gov. Curtin in q letter published, declines
the nomination for Congress by the Re
puhicans Of Centre county, Pennsylvania.
New York, September 13.-lt Is un-
derstood from reliable authority that
Curtin accepts the nomination OF the
Liberal Republicans as delegate to the
Constitutional Convention.
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BY T,ELEcRAPR.
AssooIATED pRHss REpoRr.
Exclusively to the IntelligCncor.

by the Western Union Limo.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sts
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September 13.-A boiler
has just exploded in the foundry at the
corner of Pearl and Ludlow streets. 1t
is reported that seven men were killed.
Particulars soon.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

War DKPARTNENT,
0FFlcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAI. OYFioER,
WAsuIEGToN, D. c., September 1880 ~.