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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
THE LATEST NEWS.

The packing room OF the Merlaen MallsAbl,
Iron Works. Al MprIdcn. Conn burn.d Mon1ay
evening, IosA 10000.
Cant. Rail. with nj, .srort of cavalry IA,
returned IA Fori El,ts Mon,sps ara. IsvIna
escorted Mublenhcro's surysvtnv nsr,v "r An.
Northern ParIGc tSil,osd rhi,h nc,o,,.,aS
10 A DoInt ia mIloa esst or Tho Cow ""onnS IN
The YeiloWStone ,Iysr, Dn,,nS ,Ic i,In sorOn. n,
Il. Loaf All theTr tsn,s bosa"1o ~ ~ a. ny
several OF the men weSa hSSIv f,osi hIt,on NJ
Indians wers seen r1' "''0 '' "'"' '''''"' "'
Geo N MIA Con,.t, or p,,,,, ,,s,,
a,s -. 80, "4P'"'" VI lo'',r III 'u"Se,
~ ~" Oi... Cni C.n comprises tuc western hA'
.anI". .ns ti1y ~ Cnicago mas RESIGNED. snperin
Auou' e"pa heuueuy Iec''""nenaS sergeant Chas' IL
! NWo,,,s psi.aS 81. ,,r,t q.
were Ircondi".Ie.d @ I'M T.o M.H' ~ o"'uIO"Si va.
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Lhuei snaheer, VINO has been IrIed TOT
INC murder OF his first and second wives and
S.n oS' onetn' oy poisonlng' ia" heeh convicted
VI netuct ~, ~ tae ntst aegree. n-....-
rue EIAnp Jury ol Boston Iohnd an mdlct'
eat nv ~ ssainSt tne hasten RAILROAD Corporation
.Tr tne seata IN AUGUST last OF william II. Enc
no, one VI 1"e VICTIMS oi the great calamity al
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Ane eupsene Oourt OF hankas, Monday, set
g'ue LUG torGiet W., III tne Aeallco't case and order
M 4em ual, On uie ground tnAt Inc lower
" psas au.e1 Nv, ~ tes.,nony tne uS'hg statement
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Jns;nr ~" ra.I W., 1tS'' 'l'e 0"'au o' turkey
N"'tiS x tu1 9,I1 nontI " april ..-....
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T.a""n.,, aU SuUo a"u snan pay ihto inc state
80. ~ eu han per cent OF the gross re-
= ' idv "'s'f+ t"o ''N'' A''ef receiving Tue sub
Wsundav evsr,rs in a,r,,o, .u., T.,
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The sale of Arms INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The House
Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department to-day examined Mr.. Schur7,
the agent OF Remington. He testified that
after the 18th Of October, 1870, wien an
order was given by the War Department
not to sell arms to Remington & Sons, Mr..
Squires employed other parties to buy Tor
them, taking care to conceal their connec.
tion from the officers Of the government.
Not only were arms purchased from the
War Department, but also from the Colts
mauuIActory. ...r..s ,.f.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, VA, March ia suit
was entered in the United States Circuit
Court today by direction of the Attorney
General OF tho United States to iorecloSe
tho mortgage executed by the Richmond
and Danville Railroad during the late
war to the Confederate States to secure
81 100000, which, 1t Is claimed, reverted
to the United States.
The bill rcpudiating onc-third Of the
public debt represented by bonds known
as West Virginia certificates, passed the
Lower House to-day.
The letter carriers Of this city have re-
signed in body in consequence ot the
dismissal OF their chiefly the postmaster
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The Com
mittee on Plans and Architecture, from
the United States Centennial Commission,
will visit New York and Boston In few
days to confer with such architects as
may desire to compete in submitting fol
the immense building, which will covel
an extent OF not less than flNy acres
Henry Probasbo, David A. Tweed, o.
Wisconsin, and George A. Batchelder, ol
Dacotah, arc members Of the committee
The medical department Of the Unlver'
sity OF Pennsylvania held its commence
ment this morning. Eighty-three gradu
ates received diplomas.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Senate
Finance Committee has agreed that soda
ash shall go on the free list.
The following nominations have been
sent to the Senate: John NJ. Parker, sur.
veyor Of customs at New Orleans; Jos.
B. Lewis, associate Justice Of Washing.
ton Territory. PoStmasters-John II.
Barton, Carbondale, ILL.,; Thomas Dock,
Cameron, Mo. 30 '.-..
Gen. Slckles has been granted an OK.
tended leave OF absence from Spain.
Nothing further has yet been done by
the administration in relation 10 the mis-.
sion, .....
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River News.

PITTsBuReH, March 12.-The Monon-
gahela river is rising, with 8 feet inches.
Weather clear and cold. ....
CINCINNATI, March 12.-River 12feet;
rose 2 feet since yesterday. Arrived
Charmer, from Evansville.
EvANsvILLE, March 19.-Cloudy and
cool River rose 8 inches. Business ac-
tive and freights plenty. ,a..r
NASHVILLE, March 12.-Rlver sta
tionery with 81 feet on Harpeth shoals
Weather lair and cold.
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WAR DEPARrMEA7, !
ny orfloH OF THH CHIEH SIGNAL OPPIcIR,
PROBABILITIES. -

mi, PROBABILITIES. r.l
Tho low barometer over Iowa will
probably move Enthusiastically over
Lake Huron, and quite a severe storm:
with diminishing winds, thence south.
ward and eastward 10 the Atlantic, and
winds gradually backing to the southerly
and easterly. Clear and pleasant weather
will prevail on Wednesday over the
New England South Atlantic States
with rising temperature The area d
threatening weather with snow viii ex
tend southwark over the lower lake re
gion. Northwesterly winds with falling
temperature and clear weather will pre-
vail over the northwest and extend OF
Wednesday to Lake Michigan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
Civil Rights in AIlsslssippl.

MEMPHls, March lathe Apqlaac.e',
jackson, Miss, special says Yesterday
the civil rights bill, giving equal rights tu
all persons on all public Conveyances and
In hotels, theatres, and other places ol
amusement, became law. A negro and
his wife took q seat in a theatre Monday
night TO test the law and were rejected.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 12,-At G O'clock
this evening, a man supposed to be G. W.
Kirk, q respectable citizen Of Clark Co.,
Ind, who let home q day or two since,
declaring that he intended to commit sui.
eide, threw himself headioremost under
o moving fright car, in Jacksonville,
Ind, and was instantly killed. His head
and shoulders were terribly mangled.
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Ohio LegIsIalur,e.

CoLuMBus, March 12.-In the Senate,
bills were introduced to amend the social
code so as to remove cities and villages;
TO prohibit the sale Of native wine and
beer; making 1t unlawful tor Judges to
postpone counting votes and 10 adjourn
ior any time or any place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer At private SaIe the Patterns, FlAskB and
Fixtures ln Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
arm Of ". W. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease o.
,he Foundry and grounds. The bnildIng is IS
ire,by Is feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains oil the
necesAry appliances OF a hrstclGsS JObblng
Foundry. ,,.,-...
IN II. d. MILLER,
.ng Receiver.
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Tennesaee LarialntnIrn.. /.

NASHVILLE, March 19.-The principal
business Of to-day's session Of the Leeis.
lature was the objection to apporti6n the
State into Congressional districts and 10
devise measures for Improving tie State
finances. .t
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1879.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students at this Institution, Five distinct Dc
pArtments Of Instruction, with q full corps ol
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
nAtics pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&C., &C, carefully and thoroughly taught Prac'
teal Chemistry, and Physics, illustrated BY ap-
POPhAte appAratuS Special advantages for the
study Of Geology
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF Min.
srAlogy, Geology and Conchology; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society. -
Fall TERN begins September 9Th. Winter
December 9th. Spring, March 20th Commence.
ueht, June 2Oth.
Boarding from $3 10 a per week.
Tuition, from SIS 70 81 per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN, PRESIDENT,
leo Morgantown, West Va.
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Wisconsin Republican State Conven-
tlOn. ..sr

MADISON, wIs., March 12.-Thc Re.
publican State Convention for the ap.
pointment Of delegates TO Cincinnati, will
meet at the Capital tomorrow evening.
Indications seem TO point that the dele.
gates will all be instructed to voto solid
for Grant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

A CLEVELAND dry goods clerk, a poor
orphan, desires TO engage board %here
the secret of how he pasts his hair down
scollops will lbe considered a sufficient
equivalent, . .....4r. rs T..
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CABLEGRAM, calogram, kalogram, hall.
gram, thalasogram, and onograln, arc
names suggested for messages received by
the cable. s...f.,',I,r 80
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, | now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
lending to the river. Price from $500 70 81, 900
each, according to size and location. Terms,
OuefOurth cash, residue In equal instAllments At
Que, two and three years.
JNo. P. 1ILCHRIST,
Aug94 At Top Mil.
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A YOUNG gentleman of Nashville, who
attempted an elopement the other day,
retired from the premises with q wet coat
and a dog at his heels. ....
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The word estate" spelled backwards
is "ctats" in French. It Is not safe,
however, tolearn French simply by going
back on your English. 81 - .. =
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aTHE corporation Of the city of London
have been summoned by the Board Of
Inland Revenue for using armorial bear.
ings without a license. .r.
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mn sALE-A DESIRABLE I'm

TNOK SALE.-A UFoINhDLH W
property between Market and Fourth
,iiceIs, 2S feet orgrOund fronting on unIonS,.
,iTest, with depth Of ca feet. On u there leA
iDuble Frame House two stories hlgh WlIn Ioa5 ~
snom" and kitrhen 10 each tenement. The ?5
t"st Includes one half OF brick wall (AdJoilinR
aid irNmcj AZ stories high and about % leet
Irep The pf0prrty belongs 10 the G'lAte oil L.
"' rcb9g WV I. IRWIN. Executor.
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QUEEN ELIzARETn always displayed
her worst temper in her best clothes
She was drcadiully ruffled then.
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SOME one has discovered that the sum
init of a hemlock tree almost always leans
toward the east.
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AN Indiana bard gets his poetry in.
serted into the papers BY appending to 1t,
"Translated from Heinrich Heine."
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BRICK STABLE,

.uslrlenl for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one Wishing to purchase can examine the
premises st any time.
sept6 JNO. +. MCDERMOT.
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nWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

offer for sale the houe In which how're. -
,de situate on John street, Q few doorS
east OF Piith. Tho house Is q substantial
tWoStory brick containing eight rooms, be-
AIDES a bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, With a good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The house 10 In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop
erty, being but q little over q square from the
Pot once. There is also on the premises good
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The avorite Soa D,
Manufactured by z. REID, Wheelipv W Va

claim that II cannot be excelled. ia. In pn,,.
~ aug quality; ID, In economy, because Il II
SSaH w. Saa aAtd as soon as made and will not shrink
.sosna exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
po SSiS 90. II Will therefore wash half As much
S,ISSi MgsS Y me soaps now In market al the eame
.s' T..S "a, "a, FOR perfection In washing. You must
tlesS wTa wSI pure clean soap, or you cannot have
u, TS0 si Enite clothes. USe he FdpOritt SOAP and
iIo,A iSS WI have no more trouble getting your
pss S WI white and faultesS, and guarantee thai
hSys. uot lnlnre the skin or the most delicate
N,Snss; ,Sss; tth, claim for It an advantage over all
W Ss1E ,a IN that will bear leaving In water for
,srSo A. Sao9s without injuring It, Other soaps are
n, saSSeiSd useless by forgetting them in the tnb
" O., basin after using. Please enquire Of youp c
EOeet S6O for the Favorlte SoSp, and You viii Sa
wSSnnced that It Is the best. w
uE.GIVtIoE..Each bar 10 stamped "AInsrS' oAd
Ppsfe11an!eI 81 PapOrIh Soap, manufactured 6v n,
HI4, hhttliT0, W. Va" .Ii
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
EDWARD RR3D,
,r,.o Soap aud Candle Manufacturer,
-SE" Wheeling, W, Va.
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New Hampshire Election,

CONCORD, n. H, March 1e The State
election for Governor; Railroad Conmis-
sioner, Councillors and members Of the
Legislature Is being held to-day The
Republican candidate for Governor Is
Ezekiel A. Straw; for Railroad Commis.
sioner, Albert s. Twitchell. Democratic
candidates-James A. Weston for Cover.
nor; Henry Colony for reelection as Rail.
road Commissioner. The vote cast Is
quite heavy, Notwithstanding boisterous
snow storm.
: At Rochester, New. Castle and Dover
the Republican candidate Is ahead, and
II isexpeeted Manchester will give 200
majority for Straw.
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DIOR SALEI,,,Yp PROPERTY, ~
offer Tor ,,s tS0 SIGtS .tsot pSt bStveen vIrglnia
90 W. sa s,yrrs, on the IslAnd containing eight
ana HSpg II,rSsn' pSntres and cellars nndet the
lGon .Sa1 SoTSc Hard and soft water on the prem,
snoe II no. soid on OF before the 2Oth nSt lWll
,seIi ri dSy offer the same at Public Auction a.
,ss n" Ii Siont door Of the Conr House. Possession
gwen April lstneIt n, cDAEupp
maze ~, lls NhANhn"
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For Sale.

poR sALEEAny pcsOn desiri1S airing SnG 20 5eSp ~
SsS paying SG %SSELsIS s1d ISsse Sau can an
CST ISsTp Of GOOD chance by e4SnRIF'9HE6 9HE6SoIpRR,
m.,u Revere House, Cumberland, No;
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LATER.

CONCORD, N. H., March 12.-Straw's
majority In Manchester will exceed 500.
Dover gives him 345 majority. 'ta.1
In Portsmouth the vote Is: Straw, 1 ,20G;
Weston, $50.
CONCORD, March 10, 9:35 p. M.-The
returns Of the vote for Governor received
from flfty.nine towns give Straw 1870; |;
Weston, 1885,
BosToN, March 12.-Straw Is probably
elected. The indications are that the
Legislature will be Republican.
CONCORD. N. H., March 12.-One
hundred and twenty towns foot up as fol.
lows: Straw. "a ,470; Weston, 22,622;
Blackmcre (Temperance,) 1875; Cooper,
Liberal Republican, $40; scattering, II.
straw's majority is 1,411, which win be
reduced somewhat by the returns to
come. ' "7- ',-
ssMANCHEsTEIs, March 12.-The returns
from the State as far as received indicate
the election Of Straw by about 1900 ma
jority. The Republicans are holding q
congratulatory meeting at the City Hall.
The Republicans have made gain OF
seven Representatives in this city and
have probably secured a good working
majority in the Legislature.
CONCORD, March 12-One hundred and
seventy-four towns give Straw 32,339,
Weston, % BIZ; Blackmoor, Temperance,
1893; Cooper, Labor Reform, 80. The
Legislature stands: Republicans, 1877;
Democrats, 1Ol; Labor Reform, g.; Tenn
perance, 2. m O.,
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A WANT SUPPLIED,

, 10 supply want felt for real pcpuIne pood
LueIs o. Soap at a reasonable price, tho under.
.Eaea y now manufacturing such an article. "a
AI testify who have seen and usrd >'N' 90
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RY TELEoRAPH.
ASSOCIATED pREas REPORT
R1elusLvely 70 tho Inlelllgeneer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
oliee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sta.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-02
ARNr OF THE POTOMAC.

Z. C. Whittemore, Secretary of the
Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
sends .us the following:
CLEVELAND, o., April 10th, 1872.
The fourth annual meeting of "The
Society of the Army of the Potomac
will take place in the City Of Cleve-
land on the 9TH and Sth days Of May,
A. D. 1872.
To the Local Committee on Invita-
tions has been assigned the pleasant
duty of extending to you a most cor
dial invitation to be present with us
at that time.
The Annual Address will be deliver
ed by Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, and
the Poem by Edmund G. Stedman,
both on tho morning of the 9TH, and
the Banquet will take place on the
sth.
The Headquarters of the Society on
the days of meeting Will be located at
the Weddel House.
We can assure you a hearty well
come by the members Of the Society,
and also by the citizens Of Cleveland ;
and we feel confident that you viii
meet, on this occasion, more than
usually large gathering of the gallant
men who served in the Army of the
Potomac.
To enable US to make ample prepa-
rations for the occasion, we will thank
you to advise US at an early date of
your purpose to be present.
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AKRON FIRE.

The three-story building on Howard
/ street, owned by J. H. Wise, and en-
tirely occupied by the Daily Beacon
I Publishing Company, except one small
/ form on the first floor occupied as a
! ieWelry store, by III. Remington, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning,
together with the contents. The fire
was discovered a few minutes before
three o'clock, but too late for the ef-
forts of the firemen to save the build
ing, although the fire department was
promptly on hand. The fire had got
such a headway when discovered that
the inside Of the building seemed to be
one mass of flames, and the efforts of
/ the firemen seemed in vain. The fire
soon communicated TO the adjoining
building north, owned by Mr.. Allen,
but through the efforts of firemen the
building was partially saved, but not
without heavy loss. The next build
ing south, owned by Mr.. Abbey, was
also seriously damaged, principally
damaged by water. The heat was so
intense in the room occupied by Mr..
Abbey, as a jewelry store, that the
entire front burst out with a crash
Fortunately there was but little wind,
and the night was comparatively still,
but the building south on Howard
street, was seriously in danger, as the
air was filled with pieces of burning
paper from the burning room on the
third floor of the Beacon Office, which
were carried through the air south to
q considerable distance. The contents
were saved with little damage. The
total loss is estimated at about forty
thousand dollars.
The stock and property owned by
the Beacon Publishing Company
amounts to from S25, 900 to $50, 900; in
sured at from So, 600 to 5000. The
loss on the building is about S., 900; /;
insured for $1,000. II. Remington's
stock of jewelry insured for $1,000; /;
probable loss from two to four thous-
and dollars. On opening the.safe, when
it was possible to do so, which con-
tanned all the fine jewelry, the contents
were found to be all in good order,
which is very fortunate for Mr.. Rem
ington, and decreases his loss very
materially. The building adjoining
north was insured for two thousand
dollars. The loss is estimated at from
two to three thousand dollars. Mr..
Helfer's drug store, two doors north
from the Beacon Office, was seriously
damaged by water running off the
side Of the adjoining block. The
amount of injuries to the stock of
goods is not learned, and the amount
Of insurance is not known.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-02

Both branches ofthe General Assem-
bly, of Ohio adjourned at 10 8. NJ.
Monday, TO meet again on the first
Thursday Of January, 1873, at 2 p. m.
Before adjournment the bill to provide
for eleeting delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention in the spring Of
1873 was taken up, and killed, nearly
alIof the Republicans voting against
its passage. The Senate confirmed the
reappointment by the Governor Of J.
S. Newberry as Chief Geologist; Ed
ward S. OrtOn, and f. B. Andrews,
Assistant GeOlogist, and T. G. Worm
ley, Chemist Of Geological Corps
There has been no change, exceptthat
J. H. Klippart is now not a memb5 7
ofthe corps, his position having been
abolished by law.