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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-06
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

V1cKsBuRa, Nov. 5.-Returns incom-
plete from the city gives Alcorn 100 ma
jority. The regular Republican county
ticket was elected except two represen-
tatives. The county gives Ames about
500 majority against 5000 last election:
Large conservative gains are reported
from every precinct. Only about one hall
the usual vote was polled.
JACKSON, Nov. 5.-Nothing official
known. The count very slow. II Is gen
orally believed that Anies has carried the
State by 5000. - ,.sJs y '... 81.
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Miss ANNA DICKINSON has found new
way Of stimulating applause. Heretofore
tears, the genuine saline production, have
been very elective In her discourses, but
even these lose their virtue after . while,
and 90 Anna has taken to Q new method.
She misses train On the evening Of her
lecture. Does she sit down and weep
over her misiortunesI Not o bit OF It
She charters o special train, steamer
and q iaat horse" and Ut 0 little before 8
o'clock appears upon the stage with o
quick, tragic stride, flushed face, diGhey.
eled hair, rubber boota, and look which
seems to say, u stand upon me throne n
+ Washington Star. ~
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The western Crops.

(From Wisconsin letter in theN. 7: Tribune
Thewheat crop this year 10 the largest
since that oi 1860, and the grain 10 Of ex.
cellent quality. The season was In every
way favorable. After the wheat once
began TO grow, It came forward with un-
usual rapidity, and Just when the farmers
began to fear that the straw would be too
stout and their crops lodged, dry weather
set In, and, while It checked the growth
Of the straw, It ripened the grain finely.
The weather during harvest was never
better, and the result has been that the
entire crop has been saved in good order:
The average throughout the State is
thought by the best informed farmers to
be about IS bushels TO the acre, or about
four bushels greater than for several years
past, On some large farms, well cultiva-
led, the average for sevaral hundred acres
Ia nearly 25 bushels to the acre, and on
single fields as high as 30 bushels. VI
course the farmers who sowed q great
breadth Of wheat in the Spring are in the
best Of spirits now.
But the wheat is almost the only crop
that Is really good. The corn has been
everywhere light, and not more than one.
half or two thirds Of q crop has been gath
cred; potatoes have not done well; the
diaries Of the State promised well early
In the season, but the dry weather OF the
summer greatly reduced the amount OF
milk. The manager OF one cheese fac
tory told me that while he received 30
600 pounds Of milk day during q part
of May and June, he was only receiving
1900 pounds now. The hops and tobac-
co that have seen look well, but / have
no means Of comparing the crops with
those of former years. 1t will be seen
therefore that the farmers will need al!
that they get for their wheat this year.
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Manufacturing Interests at Pitts.
burgh,

Special TO the Gin. Commercial
PIrnBuRou, Nov. A thorough In
vesuga,ion has been made in regard TO the
state Of our manufacturing interests, and
they are nearly all found in as good, II
not better, condition than was expected.
Wages have very generally been reduced,
and In some instances men have been dis.
charged, but thus far very few establish
ments have shut down altogether, and II
is not expected that instances Of this kind
will be very numerous.
Coal miners who have been on strike
for several months have agreed TO go 10
work next Monday, accepting the terms
offered by the operators- The supply OF
coal in the Monongahela Valley has not
been SO large for long time.
The window glass factories have been
idle since last July. The blowers refused
to work OF the reduced wages demanded
by the manufacturers. It Is probable,
however, that they, like the coal miners,
will soon be ready to go to work OF the
reduction.
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coudi,ion Of the New York Banks
The banks IN the association at New
York are now all paying out currency
ovpr their counters. And while the Clear.
Ipp House balances arc still settled In re-
llefcer,iacstes or greenbacks, at the pleas
ure Of the debtor bank, there is not the
slightest present doubt that every mem
ber Of The association will be sustained (it
exceptional help is needed) by mutual co.
opera,icn. They have now $19,eoo.0O0
rreenbscks, about $sOoOo.ooo relief Ger
liaca.es, and perhaps all Of S1o.0oO,0oo or
slsOOO,OOO national bank notes, on q cur.
rercy deposit line of less than $l5o.Ooo'-
nm
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SALT LAKE CITY.


SALT LAKE, Nov. GA discouragipg
outlook this coming winter, financially.
But little bullion moved since the East
ern panic. A private bank suspended
this morning, the result Of which money il
tighter thsn ever. The stoppage Of Clews
& Co., Of New York, affected party here
seriously. asau--7 79y, % =
Col Fred. Grant returned from q tour
Of inspection Of Poat' Beaver and this
morning witnessed with Q large number
Of citiztns, Q special review Of oil the
troops at Camp Douglass. ..yu .ali
Brigham Young the last few days has
been engaged In the affairs ofSecons Co
operative Mercantile Institution, and the
Desert National Bank, The latter con-
cern yesterday declared ten per cent diyi.
dend, III. < - d
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SAN FRANCIsCo.

SAN FaAxc1sco, NoY. 5,-JohnF Don.
aid was shot tonight by Barney Nc
Away, In Union street. McAwavy &C.
cused Donald Of seducing his sister. He
fired two pistol shots, one of which took
effect In The face, ipflcting o dangerous
wound. He was arrested..- s,,,e5,,y
= Bartlett Friel, accused with the murder
Of Ned Allen, was examined this after
noon and held to answer. The proof
against him Is very strong. III s..T
Eastern Flyers, True Blue, Wheatleigh
and Weather Cock arrived tonight in
splendid condition. They are ut the tash.
ion stables and will be taken TO the Ocean
House Park tomorrow, to enter training
for SEQ, 900. The race will come of on
the 18Th of November. -.
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SECOND DlsPATCH.

HARRrmuRa, Nov. 6.-Slngerly's
Printing House is entirely destroyed; from
200 70 300 persons were employed in the
upper stories, and 30 rapid was the spread
Of the flames that many Of them had to
leap from the second story. The walls
iell TO the ground and nothing was saved.
The Stdt1 Journal office In the same build.
ing was also destroyed. Singerlys loss is
500 900. No insurance. The fire spread
10 three frame buildings and several sta
bles, and the Lochiel House was some
what damaged. The falling walls struck
q brick house on the opposite ofthe etreet,
damaging It seriouslY.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The returns to-
day and tonight do not materially change
he estimates sent last night and II 10 only
/ question Of how much Taylor's majority
d. The Reformers still claim from 5000
% 10000 majority, but the Republicans
concede only 8, 900. The Senate 10 nearly
/ lie, with three districts to hear from.
The Retormers have . large majority in
he Assembly, b. n, Z. y s.5a- !. III E. o.
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Henry A. Wise on the Political sltu-
alton.

Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise appalled,
an interviewer tho other day by admitting
that 1t would take book, and pretty
big one at that, to contain his opinions
about the present condition Of the coun.
try. Speaking generally, however, he
said he would not touch either Of the ex.
istipg political parties with pair Of tongs,
they are 90 corrupt; that A. 81. a. Stuarts
proposition 10 colonize the negroes ishar.
barous, Cimpracticable and absurd; that
the negroes are the most steady, industri.
ous, and capable lsborors the South could
get; that Hunters idea that the General
Government should pay Tor the liberated
slaves Is absurd; that he would like TO
have the government tulld the james
River and Kanawha Canal; and that II
Grant would only bring about specie pay.
ments ct once he would drop on his knees
10 him. He thought the vote In Virginia
on Tuesday would be close and the result
doubtful, but he appeared utterly indittes
ent % 10 which party prevailed.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. CAT a meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Philadelphia
81 Erie Railway, not interested IN the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was held today
in the Merchants Exchange, and resolved
that committee ofseyen be appointed
10 take any steps they may deem best to
secure the interests Of the stockholders,
either by getting the lesseesito give up
lesases by eftectipg acompromise TO the
mutual advantage of the lessers and les.
sees, or BY resorting 10 legal action Il
they deem 1t best. reporting first to the
adjourned meeting to be called by said
committee. ~ 81 '.ri4 y s. - ,cE[AJ
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, Nov. o. On Monday next the
Eastern Railroad Company win reduce
the hours Of labor and pay only 90 per
cent: s'E''htC~ '''l L
A meeting Of The representatives Of all
the Lowell mills has been held)to consid.
er the best course to pursue In view Of the
present depression. These mills employ
about 10000 hands and operate SOC, 600
spindles and about 1900 looms. It was
voted to begin at once to run on three.
fourths time, and so continue until the
condition Of affairs changes. u II /
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5t'OREIG:N.
SPAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Madrid dispatches
report that the Spanish government has
adyices from Manila Of the capture by 0
Spanish war steamer in those waters lof
two German merchantmen having on
board as part Of their cargo 1000 rifles In
tended to be sold To Malay iprivateers.
The news has created an excited feeling in
government circles at Madrid.
BAYoNNE, Nov. 5.-Gen. Iona, q Re
publican commander, was defeated by the
Carlisls I'M an engagement on Sunday last.
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NEW JERSEY RLEoTIoN.

/, NEWARK, N, j., Nov. 4-Both the Sen.
ate and House OF New Jersey will be Re:
publican, tho former by q majority Of
seven and the latter by. four. The
Republican majority in the House last
year was thirty. y
NEWARK, Nov. 5.-The Senate stands
IA Republicans and 2 Democrats; Assem-.
bly,, SO Republicans and rs Democrats.
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NOVEMBER PAYMENTS. - The New
York Tines says the November railroad
dividends which should be paid on about
i've hundred million dollars, bonds and
sAares, will amount to nearly orquite 90
per cent Of the whole in the various mar.
kets Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and in sterling money
ahroad HsH
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Weather Report.
uyplcR OF Tnl CHIE1 sIeNAL OvTIcHn.
WARRINGTON, D. g., Nov. $500 2. u. '


a PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, falling barometer
southeasterly winds warm and increasing.
ly cloudy wdather.
For the Lakes, northerly and easterly
winds, partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the Ohio Valley and thence to
Southern Tennessee, northeasterly winds,
low temperature, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, northeasterly
winds, falling temperature, cloudy weather
and occasional rain, clearing away on
Thursday morning.
For the South Atlantic States, north
easterly winds, falling temperature, cloudy
weather and rain near the coast.
For the Middle and Eastern States, fall.
ing temperature, northerly winds and
generally clear weather.
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MAssAoAusETTs ELECTION.

Bosros, Nov. 5..-All but "a towns in
Massachusetts, give iWashburn 70,775,
and Castor 67,9l2. Eleven Democrats
are elected TO the Senate and sixty to the
House. Pierce 10 chosen to Congress with
no organized opposition.
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SitEN,EsoTA ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE,, Kan Nov. 6.-The latest re-
turns from the Minnesota election give 9.
K. Davis. Republican, from ., 900 70 5000
moi. Dixie; ithel FaEmeE candidate Tor
State Treasurer, iSpfobRbly alectedl by o
small mai. no FAGs
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Fire at Harrisburg, Pa.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 4.-Ben. singerly's
State printing office and the STATE Journal
office, five stories high, are In flames and
will be entirely destroyed. The opera
tives barely escaped with their lives. It
10 reported that several lives were lost.
The Lochiel Hotel 10 in great danger.
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The chair factory at the House Of
Correction belonging 10 the county Of
Milwaukee, Michigan, burned Wednesday
night Los estimated OF between $4,000
aud $4,000.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

RicmtoNp, Nov. County. returna
come In very slowly. Judging from the
incomplete returns there will be but little
noanke inthe Legislature, which b two
thirds Conservative on Joint ballot.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-The Ministry have
resigned, and the Governor has sent for
Mr. Mex Kenzie, the leader Of the oposldon,
oform new Government
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Nov. Gin the recent election
In Prussia, the Liberals have gained fifty
members. - = t'ita
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Nine Men Drowned In thest. Law-
renee. III

CAPE ,V1NoENr, Nov. 5.-Yesterdsy Of:
ternoon nine fishermen, whose names
have not yet been ascertained, were
drowned from o sail boat of Sinlcoe
Island, In the St. Lawrence river. Three
Of the party were Seth Green's men, en-
gagged In collecting fish to spawn. 81,
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The Right Reverend John Early, D.
u, Bishop Of the n. 3. Church, South,
SIed Wednesday at Lynchburg, Va,
Asso " years.
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Anniversary. Of the Great Fire in

BOSTON, Nov. 81 The anniversary
celebration Of the great fire In this city,
will take place next Monday, when the
Mayor, City Council, Mechanics, Build
ers and citizens generally viii inspect the
new buildings in the burnt idisHictiT
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1l1ssoLUT1oN. DISSOLUTION,

: Tho frm OF Straw B sawtell has this day been
dissolved. Tho business will DO continued under
the firm name OF sawtell & Bro.
,sIwnnELIHa, Nov. ], 1873. noy9
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MICHIGAN ELECT1oN.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Comstock, Demo
crat, for Congress, 9th district Is elected
by about 200 majority. y St3 ; z 4
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Steamer News.

NEW York, Nov. 5.-Arriyed-T The
steamship Russia from Liverpool. @
LONDON, Nov; 6:-sThe steamshipS SSt.
Mary from New York arrived out;
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The total amount raised ior the Mem.
Phs relief I. fund SaH IN In Brooklyn oEdection
day, was ,90S %.
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BY TELE0;RPA PsHs
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Excluslrelr to the IntelII gencer.

gy tho western Union Line s5S
otiea Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sup
, 1873-10-15

Annual Proclamation OF tho Prost-
dG11t.

Annual Proclamation OF tho Pxosf-
dcnt.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 14.-By tho President OF tho
United States Of America:
PROCLAMATION.
Tha approaching closo OF another year brings
with 1t the occasion for renewed thanksgiving
aud acknowledgment to tho Almighty Ruler OF
tho Universe for the unnumbcrod mercios which
he haB bestowed upon us. Abundant haryeets
havo been among tho rewards OF industry. With
local exceptions, health has becn among tho
blessings enjoyed. Tranquility at homo, mud
poaco with other nations, lave prevailed. Fr,,-
gal industry is regaining its moritod recognition,
and ita moritcd rewards. Gradually, but under
tho providence Of God, surely Us We trust, tie
nation ia recovering from the lingering roBulta
Of dreadful civil strife. For those and all tl1p
othor morcios vouchsafod it becomes us as q
people to return heartfelt and grateful acknowl-
edgo1hents, and with our Thanksgiving we NAV
unto prayers for the cessation OF local and tenn
porary suffering. I therefore recommend that
on Thursdny, the 9th day Of November noxt
the people moot in their respective p1acos oi
worship to mako their acknowledgements to AL
mighty God for his bountieH md his protection,
and to offer to him prayers Tor their continu-
ance.
In witnoss whereof have horouuto sot my
hand and caused the seal OF tho United States to
DO affixed.
Dono at tho City OF Washington this 14tll day
Of October, in tho rear Of our Lord 1873, and Of
the Independence Of tho United States tile nIne-
ty.soventh. (Signed) ULYSSES GRANT.
BY tho President:
HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary of State.
, 1873-10-15
SPORT-lNG.



The st. Louis Democrat Of Monday publishes
tho following, which will DO interesting to 1overs
Of tho national game:
Tho following 1ottor from Harry Wright. jnat
received by US, will bo rond with intorost by al
Wostorn ball-toasers. Writing from Boston, un-
dor date Of Oct. 8. Mr. Wright sayss
Your favor Of rocont daso ca1no to hand and I
was plcased to hcar from you. Wo were very ncar
going Wcst onco more, and, i wo Ind lono 80,
should vcry likely hnyo nrrangcd 10 visit yonr city
othor clubs thought differently, and would mt
Co. sinco seeing you, tho championship question aa
od Stockings reaining tlo pennant Tor nnoer sea-
aun arc quito good although not coitan by any
We hayS enough yet to pay as T. We . oo as
kind. Now we have tho Iead, 1t Is our Intention 10
keep nr work an gooa psy san DO Il, To-
serses Ne1t woek tho DaI!inores vst Us, rsyns Two
tiss ono Athletics Two, Samosess' ono, a and Washing
tona two games, which will complete our champion--
ship games with ouch club. Up to tho present
ning. thtrty.ono % nd losing thifteon.' We
iostthe Ath1otio samo aa Monday by very roor play
IL n e o Of ba G'9 n a "s a os
q tha Bat: nj. Il + Young ampred both games, and
have heard 1t stated TINT st. Louis s to have pro
fcssional club no1t acasou. Is 1t truo7
Our At Of payora for ne1t aoason is srstdng, Whte
Movey Taoss 1oses s ser payng &c.,
ond basc for tho Washington Club, IN which position
home IL NJ f s4s sateas
to right fleld In the hitter position to arat became
noted whom playing with tho Unions Of Morrisansa.
respectfully, HAIRY Wn1duT.
NEW YonK, Oct. A.-Baso bnll: Baltimores,
~; Mutuals, 4.
, 1873-10-15

dptc8al D1ypatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DENVER, COL, Oct. 14.-One Of the most I'M
portant conventions that eyor assembled weet OF
tho Missouri River will meet in this city to-mor-
row. 1tB object is to devise means to secure
thorough systom Of irrigation in sovoral OF tho
Western 6tatos ind Torritorioa and to this ond
1t Ia proposed that CongroBs bo momorlalIzed to
grant certain unBoll lands, aud certain other
privileges, 80 al to give tio needed means to
carry out snccosHfally. tho project, which IL
which waB adopted somo yoara ago
to tho east Of us, for tho reclamation OF swamp
landB. There arc numerous prominent mon
already tram tho adjoining Btatcs aud Terri
tories who come as delegates to tho Convention
which giyos promise Of boing largely attended.
, 1873-10-15
SPRlNGFlELD.

HcHAlOn OF tho Illinois Erauu lodra
of Otlh.FelloyvH--Tho Elntlrnt,,l xl,atl
Warehouse Comm issiOncrs ksrup.,t-
ing to Mako Test CtlscH.-rllc A.tior
for Contempt Against tho N1ncuttpin
County SMpcrvis0rH.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
BrA1Nar1ELp, Oct. 14.-Tho uranl Lodge Of
tho independent Orlcr Of Odd-Folows for thia
State mot hero this morning. The grand ol1lcora
woro received at tho Loland uoto, md wero
escorted by tho Lodges OF the city to tho Htate
uouHo, whoro Coy. Dororidgo received tllom and
tho delegates in al appropriate speech, wllic',
was responded to with deuorvod applause. Tlo
session Of tho Grand Lodge will bo hold In tho
hall Of tho House Of Representatives..
Grand hfnator DrosB responded to tho greeting
ct Gov. Dovoridge, and, ut tho closo, Of his 70.
tho Lodge went into regular session. A soasion
OF the Lodge will DO hold daily from to IL, and
from to O'Clock. 1'y resolution 1t was ORDER
GU that tho oxompllficatton Of tho socrot work Of
o'clock Tomorrow. Tim election Of otllcors for
tho Grand Lodge will take place tomorrow nt 3
o'clock.
Tho report of tho Grand Master ehows that
thirty now lodges havo beon, instituted antl tlvo
roviyod III this Jurisdiction since tho last session.
Tho report Of Grand Secretary Mason shows
sslo membership on tho Goth Of lust June to be
$4,000, gatn Of 1,2o0 members in SIX months.
money TeeclFGu Dy tho trnnu Irenatlrcr til1r-
ing the yoar, s1o, ,751. Gu baluuco in tho Treas
ury, a0,G72.iG.
Aroso1ution appropriating $500 for tho sttf-
foring brotlron lii aiomphis was adopted
unanimously. 4 collection was tal{en Zip from
individual mombora amounting to $270.75.
Total from the lodge, e7i3.75. T'lla amount was
forwarded to-day by the Grand AIastcr by tolo-
graph.
Freoport, Chicago, and Bloomington entered
tho listB for tho honor Of securing tho location
Of the Graud Lodge for tie next year, resulting
on vote, as fo1lows: Chicago, 270; Blooming
ton, ltd; Froaport, 10.
The Lodge will remnin IN session until Th1ra-
day night. Thero are about 600 do}eKatos PROF.
ent. Thcro aro In the State $40 lodges.
THE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONERS
aro in session to-day, and have boon compiling
and arranging tho evidence In the casoB which
they have solicited, on Which thoy irtond to
bring suits immediately against certain rnilroada
for o1tortion and Determinations undor tho Rail-
road law. They will hold consultation tomorrow
with their attorney, Mr. Benjamin, and tho At
tornoy- General, and, should they so ndvlHo the
suita will 6e instituted ut once.
THE MACourIN COUNTY surEny1sons.
Judge Treat, Of tho United Statas District
Court hxel tho bail in tho case of tho hacoupit1
County, Supervisors, for contempt. at 5000.
Tho writs Of attachment nre rcturnablo next
January. 1hiB action Of the Court carries the
mattcr over another year, MS III january noxt it
will be too late to extend tho tnxes on the lists
for 1873, and the bondholders will therefore
havo to whit until the taxos extended for 1874