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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-08
WASHINGTON.
KEYEHuE APP0IETMKNTs.

WAnrn0roE, Sept e.-AiststAn. Sec.
retarY Sawyer leaves here tonight lot
New York on government business.
Tho following appointments were made
to-day: John W. NcClAnAhAn, Marx
Moses, DaYid Stony and Robert Francis,
Etorekeepefs Tor the 5lh district of Illinois;
samuel Dim0n, ganger for the 9th Illinois
district
HEW GOVERNOR ron THE DISTRICT.
tbsaid that in anticipation Of the res
igpation Of Governor Cooke, the Presl.
dent has rendered that position 70 I'd.
ward Beale, 9 natlve Of Washington, who
b known In connection with the construe-
ton Of WAgon roads % California.
ARREST or A TAX coLLEcTOR ron DREKIr
CATION.
Charles S. RGmsburg, Deputy Collector
OF Taxes for the District Of Columbia, wAs
arrested today on information ol Col.
lector Slater, charging him with receiving
money on account OF taxes In George
town, for which be hiss failed TO account
Il Is supposed the deialcaiiOH will be from
$4,000 To $4,000. He admits that he
collected tho money, aud gave rs 40 ex-
cuse that be used Il In order 10 relieve
himself from pecunIAry embarrassment,
with the expectation oil being able 10 re-
placelt,
Mr, Dyer, one Of the IDdlAn Peace Com
missioner, who Is here, says that In the
recent war with the Modocs our OVID sol
diers only killed four ModocS, while the
Modocs Killed two soldiers for each hodoc
engaged.
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Kn.KIn, Ylolence In midland.

CINCINNATI, Sep. GA Fort Wayne,
Indiana, dispatch says that IN Adams
county, Indiana, a few nights ago, negro
Iust settled there was driven from hla
home at night, and his house burned
Also that the barn Of Nicholas BargeF, 10
Adams county, was burned by an incendi,
ary day before yesterday, and an attempt
was made at the same time to fire hi!
dwelling. The loss Of the barn, witt
contents, amounts to 5000.
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Now York DIV Goods Markct

NEW YoRK, Sept. G.-Trade move
ment continues very active with agents
and jobbers. The market for cotton
goods q full OF animation, and prices are
steadily maintained. Corset Jeans arc ~
better reauest, Prints aro exceedingly
briSk. Ginghams arc more active FoI
elpn and domcatic dress goods are III
spIrited request. Shawls are less active
WooIen goods are in demand for moderate
Ia oS cassiu,eres and ovcrcoatlngs. Flan.
n"is Th y ,sneIlsnts, blankets and llnseyB Hre
selIIne I freely. Foreigngoods are brisk.
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Grrn, Flrc In IInynnn.

HAVANA, Sept. T,-LaSt night the
square OF buildings known as Plaa1
Vapor, was reduced to ashes. The fire
broke out stimuli ullanCously In the iour cor.
uers Of the the square, and Is supposed 10
have been the work Of an inCeudi8ry,
The loss Is estimated ut over $4,000, 600
1t Is reported that twenty lives wcie lost
The scenes around the burning square
were exciting and terrible. Parents
threw their children from their baIcOniC!
To savO them from the flames.
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yellow Fever In the Southwest.

NEW ORLEss, Sept. sO.-Great anxiety
Is iOlt regarding the yellow fever In Gal.
weston and ehFievesport. A private tele.
gram states that Houston has quarentined
Galveston, thereby stopping all through
travel, The Central railroad has placed a
spciAltrain at the service oi tho delegates
10 start hence Sunday morning.
AUSTIN, Sep C-ConflIcting reports
come in regarding the prevalence Of yel.
low fever ID Galveston, Houston and
Shreveport, Is, : !
tionAI, Great Northern, and Texas y
Pacific Railroads haye been blocksdesi.
Il Is impossible TO ascertain anything cf
reliable character. A perfect panic pre-.
walls In Galveston and Houstope and The
north bound trains to.dGy sndslask might
were crowded With people tying from
both places, tgf ggssEt - W
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The Texas Cattle Drive 10 Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE Texas cattle
drive OF this seasonto the State Of Kan.
sas Is now nearly II not quite all In. To.
tai receipts about half million head, OF
which number 100000 were received 1t
Ellsworth, 10000 at Wicheta, $4,000 at
Cadcyville and Chetspa, and the remain
der Of other points: G00O0 has been driven
TO Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming;
100000 will DO wintered In Kansas, about
10000 will be taken by packers, 2O,OOO
have bees msrketed at Kansas City, 60,'
900 more will be driven to the territories
and tho remaihder will be wintered In the
varisus westesn.states. Tho receipts at
Kansas City klece January lst has been
$1,000; ftIlB estimated they will reach
800, 600 head .Ibr the year, against 2S6,'
900 last year. TisN total value OF the
cattle driven ISeo Kansas viii amount Ia
seven and hAH n Alion dollars.
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MISSOURI.
The CaIlaway County LynchIng..
Gov. Woodson Threatens TO Send
the Militia TO Make the Arrests.

Gov. WoOdson Threatens TO Send
the Militia TO Make the Arrests.
ST Louis, Sept. Gov. Woodson has
written letter 10 the Sheriff Oi Galloway
county, and other gentlemen, in which he
accuses the people Of that county Of not
having done their duty in bringing 10 jus.
tice the lynChers nt Kcssler and the mur-
derersdts Sheriff Llwsapd W. ii, Dunden,
and threatens that if those Indicted for
this crime, and those who participated in
the mob saSe not speedily arrested aud
brought 10 trial, he will carry out the law
passed 10 1860, which authorizes him 10
send the Militia into the county to make
the arrests, and to quarter them upon
the people tiufing their stay.
spRsRhUCrTvE FIRE At MEXICO.
The DfHorrdt has q special from Mex
leo, Mo, stating that FIRE there last
night destroyed Six brick and six frame
storeS, and Two dwellings, comprising a
large portion ol the business part OF the
city. The loss is $G5, 900; insured for
$2S, 900, but the names Of the offices are
not given. The fire is the work oil an In
cendiary. An incendiary fire at the
same place last June destroyed S35, 900
worth Of property.
THE IOWA TRAIN ROBBERS.
The same paper has special from Sc
dalia, which says the Iowa train robbers,
who have been fitting about in some Of
the western countieS Of this State, are all
together sgaln, except Mccoy, and that
the detectives have information that an.
other hank robberyis being planned by
them, and that Il will be carried out as
soon as Mccoy joins the gang. All the
banks in that part Of the State arc being
closely watched by special officers, and
efforts are constantly being made 10 esp.
ture these desperadoes. The Republican
has a special from Jefferson City, saying
that this gang is now IN Clay
county, and threaten to burn out GER
tain parties who have been active In
their efforts 10 arrest them. Gov. Wood
son Is reported 10 declare that II the To-
cal authorities and citizens do. not exhibit
stronger disposition 10 arrest these out
laws he viii send an armed force after
them.
THE ST. LOUIS POsTMASTEN AS AN ASSESSOR
Reports are current that several changes
will soon be made In the federal officer
here. The feeling against postmaster
Filley,f for assessing his employees ayep
cent on. salaries grows stronger. Many
prominent Republicans denounce him 10
emphatic terms and demand his removal
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Ned o,Baldwin in Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, Set. G.-Ned o'Bald,
win the Irish giant was tried In the quar-
ter sessions to-day on the charge Of enter
ing house In the night with intent TO
xiii, Henry ]. CLARK being the complain
ant. The prisoner was acquitted Of the
charge, but was not released, however, RS
there Is another charge pending against
him,
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CHOLERA tSurSoARr.
ENGLAND.
EXPECTED RETURN or TnR GREAr nsr.


EXPECTED RETURN or TuR 1REAr EASr,
ERN.
LONDON, Sept G.-Tha steamship Great
Eastern b expected 10 return IN Sheer
ness on the 18th Of this MONTH.
ACCIDENT AND LOSS or rIpE MAR puN-
DIR.
LONDON. Sept IAN accident Of tic
most disastrous description has taken plACG
a. Toy Bridge Works, neAF Dundee. AS
some men engaged at & sOt oi columns,
which were beng founded half mile
from shore, a portion ol one Of the cylln.
ders, into which air WAS being pumped to
keep out the water, gave way. The
water consequently, rushed In and six
lives were lost.
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FRANCE.

LuSDoH, Sept GA speciSl dspaich
from Paris 10 the Tines sGys the trial OF
NJ. RInc will not take place until alter
tho case Of MAshAl BAElne Il disposed OF.
Il 10 also said In the same dispatch that 4
letter purpOfting TO bb from Duke do Ber.
gOli To AL EnglIAh dlplOmAit, saying the
reasons for the overthrow OF NJ Theirs,
which were lately publiShed In the New
York Journals are apOchryphal.
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Collision on tho A. Il G. ". Rnll.
road,

sKvEN OIL CARS AND ONE MAN DURNED.
NRw'YoRK, Sept GA collision occur.
red on the A. s. G. W. Railroad at eleven
O'Clock this morning, between regular
freight and q wild train, burning seven
cars OF refined oil, One man, name un.
known, was killed aud consumed In the
.yrSea,
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Weather Report.
Wan DIPAHFhKH1.
UTFICH W THE CHIEy BIBNAL 0FTICEh
WARRINGTON. D. o., eepL 1890 2, =


PhOnAHLLETIRA.
For New England, cloudy weather
with areas oI light rain and southeast tC
southwest winds will prevail tonight
the latter shifting TO westerly and north
cry on Monday, with clearing weather.
For the Middle States on Monday, wcs.
terly TO northcrly winds and clear aud
clearing, cool weather.
For tho Lake region and touthwRrd TO
tho Ohio Valley, northeEly aud north:
westerly winds, and generally clear, cool
weather,
For tho South Atlantic States, general.
" clear weather and rain areas
For the Northwest, diminishing pres
sure and winds shilling to southCrly.
For tho Gulf States east Of the Mlssis'
sippI river, northerly TO eastCrly windsr
generally cloudy weather and rain areas
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Municipal Fruud at Newark, N. !

NEW YcRK, Sept. THE greatest ex'
citemCnt prevails In Newark, N. j., over
the aunouncent that the receiver Of taxes,
Boutwell,, had, In the last thirteen days
appropriated $4,000 Of the city money to
his own use. Heavy frauds on other de-
partments Of the city government arc
hlntCd at, and It iS feared that the city
bsV been systematically deIrauded BY the
ring, who It's charged will do It's best to
ward of any investigation, except such
rs II can control.
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CLEVELAND.

Barn Burned; Little Child Perishes
In the FIames--Repubiican County
Nominations. ~,
CLEVELAND, Sept. G-YesterdaY after
noon some children were playing In the
barn Of John Hazard, about four miles
from this city, and SGT It on fire. A little
boy, four ycars old, son OF Mr.. Hazard.
perished 10 the flames
The Republican County Convention
ty.day nominated the following ticket:
Senators-Wm. Bingham, II. W. Cgrtiss.
Represcntatlves-0. j. Hodge, ]. F.
Threnbath, J. NJ. Cosley, II. NJ. Chapman,
G. II. Babcock. Judge Common Pleas,
Darius Caldwell. Auditor, W. s, Jones,
Treasurer, F. W. PeltoA Recorder, E Il.
Bohm. Prosecuting Attorney, VIM, Rob
insOn, Coroner, 7. Clark Miller.
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EILe ~ TllusyLIIe..A Snun1e nurned

TrTusvlI.LE, Sept, IA fire broke out
at three o'clock this morning, destroying
nearly ono square Of frame buildings
known as the Diamond, bounded by
franklin, Pine and Diamond streets and
embracing thirteen in all destroyed. Losl
$4,000; insurance $S5.000, distributed
through various companies, The Origll
OI the fro has been traced TO no saIistac
tory or definite cause.
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MEMPHIS.
]. E. White the 'sPromlnent" Horse
Thiet..His wife Enables him 10 Es-
cana FINN Jail.

Thiet-.His wife Enables him 10 Es-
cape from jail.
MEMputs, Sept 7.-some teudayssince
uuIte an excitement was created In the
eastern suburbs by the arrest Of j. E
White a prominent citizen on the charge
Of horse stealing, and within q few days
no less than dozen specific charges ioi
similar offences were made public, and
he was remanded 70 jail without bail
This afternoon his wife called to see him
and spent hall an hour with him, she
then came to the gate and asked TO be lei
ont. When the guard opened the gate e
White presented a cooked revolver at his
head and said "let mo out or die" Inc
guard sprung back and White dsrted out
mounted horse in waiting and dashed
oil before the alarm was given. pursalt
was instituted as early as possible, b1I
mn 10 dark he had not been recaptateSa
His wife had carried the revolver enVe!-
oped in her panier and had the horso II
waiting. She was arrested.
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CHOLERA.


Tho Disease in, southern Illinois.
CAIRO, sepN o. Parties direct from
MurieysborO, Jackson county report eight
deaths theseson- Thursday from cholera
and eight new cases yesterday. Five
members Of one family named Griffith,
near Jonesboro, Union county, died from
tho same disease. 1t appears TO be spread.
Ing through tho low grounds west ot The
Illinois Central Railroad, near the Miss
issippi river.
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PRIZE AT LAST PRoN GERMAN

PARIS, Sept. Tho French Govern.
lncnt has, received notification from Bcr'
lin, that France, having fulfilled her en-
gsgements, the occupation 0i her territory
by the Geman forces Is legally ended
Tho evacuation oil Verdun by The Ger
mans has begun. -
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CINCINNATI, Sep O-River 8 feet and
falling. Cool.
slowly; 4 feet o inches in tho canal; 9 feel
9luches In the pass down the chute.
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e. A. Whitcomb, Of Indianapolis,
who was arrnsted at ST Louis for embez.
element, was taken to Indianapolis, there
had a hearing, was admitted 70 bail In
$4,000 and went back 70 st. Louis.
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Its stated upon authority at Paris
that the suez Canal Campany are levying
dues upon vessels passing through the
canal below the llpit fxed by the Sultan
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Palmer, NewtOnGs Goa sslamAnder
Fire Brick Works, q Albany, n. Y, were
totally destroyed by fEe Saturday night,
Loss, about 10000. -.
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There was an unusually large meet
ug at @ lonta, Ireland, yesterday, In favor
Of release Of the FeniAn prisoners,
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.

THE FEnrLK't YErR At TIN ExHIHTrioN,
NV YoRK, SEPT G,-The peoples leiC
At the exhibltion went o6 spleudidlS, Nc
les than one hundred and Elx thoISAHd
persons having passed. through the wicket
The gardens and outhuildlngs were illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns and the
grand eatrsnce, dome and fountains by
eclectic light The Emperor, Grand
Dukes and Crown Prince Of SaIOuy
viewed tho illuminStIons from the I'm.
perlAl Pavilion.
CHOLERA IN SurE0ARY.
The cholera Is raging In Hungary. In
some villages ol the Thesa district aud
Lhe BAnAt The deaths arc my per cent.
This 4 kept strictly secret by tho All thor.
lilies, but s unfortunately too irne,
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BY TILE GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1elusiyoiy to the Intslli gsneer.

(By IhS WestsED Union Line.
Jmes Northwest on. of AAin and A6nfoS sta)
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The Disastrous Storm in the Eastern
Provinces.

Tho Convention adlourned IN az.
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fB- The gentleman who "fred at ran
DOM didn't hit it, and in disgust handed
his rifle over to the youth who Gains at
Immortality" He did not hit it too.
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H U M 0 R 0 U S /.
Comical Disaster.

1t was Moper's turn for inven ton that
caused the disaster. Moper designed new
kind of "patent, inflated gossamer bus
tie" for ladies'. 1t was thin bag of India
rubber, which was to be inflated with gas
to giveit proper extension and sufficient
hghtness. When the model was complete,
Mrs. Moper determined to try it. She went
into the yard, and tried the machine un-
der her dress, while Moper turned on the
Kitchen gas to fill the bag. 1t worked
well enough for few moments, when all
at once Mrs. Moper began to ascend With
frightful rapidity. She had barely time to-
scream down to Moper to put the children.
to bed early, and the next instant she was
two miles above the snowline. 1t was en-
barrassing, for Mrs. Moper-very embar-
raising, especially as she could not reach
around the hustle to turn off the gas in or
der to come down. So she floated above
up there among thunder storms and clouds
and crows and aurora borealises for several
hours enjoying the scenery and studying
the air currents and wishing she had
brought her muff and book toread. Then
she commenced to descend gradually, un-
til she came within a couple of hundred
feet of the earth.--She then screamed some
as she floated along, and several enthusias-
tic students of natural history tried to
bring her down with shot-guns, under the
impression she was some new variety of os.
trich Or flamingo.-But sudden gust OF
wind struck Mrs. Moper and blew her
against the Presbyterian church steeple,
with such force that the "infated gossamen
hustle" exploded violently, impressing the.
sexton with the conviction that the sacredl
edifice had been struck by lightning. But
when he came out and saw Mrs. MopeD
caught by her panier on the weathercock,
with her parasol pointing east and west, as
the wind happened to shift he comprehend
ed the situation. 1t cost six hundred dol
lars to build.a scaffolding to get Mrs. Moper.
down, and even then Moper did not in
troduce his hustle into the market. He
will sell out his patent right cheap. Mrs.
Moper wants him to.
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Clear as Mud.

Charles Hauber, desperate looking Wiz
lain, was accused by ]. o. Oskins with tho
theft of a stove from his store. Oslins
took the stand and prepared himself for an
immediate elucidation Of the whole difficult
ty.
Alderman. Well, sir, tell us what you
know about this case.
]. o. Oskins (excitedly). Bester hine
vat wash no nix on a heap un shelapp
giant all der while, und-
Alderman. What on earth is the man
talking about (Tittering)
j. o. 0. Vat / kaise ish dat hidder
straus on der lot und dot shmall vat L
Alderman. Oh, sit down.
Prisoner, furnish 81, 800 bail for your APP
pearance at court.
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GB- Papa, didn't you whip me once for
biting Tommy?
eyes, my child and you hurt him very
much.
"Well then, Papa, you ought to whip
sisters music teacher, too; he bit sister
yesterday afternoon right on the mouth.
and l knew it hurt her, because sho put
her arms around his neck and tried TO choks
him."
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tB- A La Cross man, who committed
suicide, wrote note to his wife, which
said 4 am going to a country where red
headed women are never seen.' She was
SO mad that she wouldn't attend the funer-
al.
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gB- AS a rich and pretentious shoddyite,
was looking at some paintings which he
proposed to buy, the dealer pointed to a.
fine one and said, "There is dog after
Landseer." "Is it, really" exclaimed
the pretender. "What is the dog after
him for?v
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gB- The newest device for promoting.
salvation, was lately practiced during re-
ligious revival at Chitenango, New York..
where it was announced that refresh
ments would be served to converts, gratis.
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rB- A Gentleman was warmly eulogiz-
ing the constancy of an absent husband in
the presence of loving wife. eyes, Yes,"
assented she, she writes letters full of his
agony of affection, but he never remits me
any money" I can conceive of that,
for know his love to be unremitting,"
said the other.
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EB C-c-c-can that p-p-p parrot talk ?
asked suffering man Of German, "Ven
he don't talk SO gooter as you, ] schop, by
tam, his head off,
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rB- A revivalist asked an African If he
had found the Lord. Golly," said Sam
bo, "am do Lord lost ?''
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aB- A lady dealer in hair goods down
east, heads her advertisement in the local
newspaper with this travesty by DR.. Watts :.
Show vain are all things here below
How false and yet how fair
But If for false things you will go,
Invest at once In Hair 70