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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

GRANTS organ at Washington City,
the Daily Republican, had four col
umn article a few days ago advocat-
ing the reelection of Grant to third
term for the Presidency. And yet
the Radicals don't think there is any
darger of C@sarism.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

The latest objection urged by the
GRANTEES to Hon. William Allen, our
candidate for Governor, is that he
was the firm friend of General jack
son end the earnest supporter of his
administration. They need not waste
minutes time in proving that charge.
For years many of the prominent men
of the Radical party have been claim
ing to be .original jackson men" and
nearly all of them have been prolific in
their expressions of admiration for
the Old Hero. Let his villifsrs now
continue their nefarieus work.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

Railway CoLLIs4oN.-On Sunday
morning collision occurred on the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
near Titusville, Pa, between a regu-
lar freight and wild train burning
seven -caPs-aE- refined -eiI-One man.
name unknown, was killed and con-
sumed in the wreck,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

IT is reported that Col John T.
Harper, United States Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Springfield,
Illinois, District, has been discovered
to be defaulter to the government in
sum Variously estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. He has resigned
and lit out for parts unknown.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

The French celebrated the anniver-
sary of the proclamation of the Re-
public on Thursday last.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
pemocratfc state Ticket.

For Governor pos
For Lieutenant Governor
- BARNABAS BURNS, of Richland-
For Supreme Judge (Eong Term
H q WHITEMAN. Of Hamilton.
For Supreme Judge lShort TERM
CHARLES H. SCRTBNER, of Lucas.
For Attorney General
For Treasurer
For COMPTROLLER Of the Treasury
JAMES K NEWCOMER. Of Marion
For Member Of the Board of Public works
CHRISTIAN SCHENCk, OF Mercer
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

The Democratic vote, of 1868, with
the natural increase, must have been
fully equal to 265,OO0. Governor
Noyes, at his last election, had only
1885, 900 votes, 1000 less than Thurman
received in 1867, six years previously.
Noyes cannot get as many votes now
as he did then. The Thurman vote
brought out for Allen in 1873 will be
sufficient to elect.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
MARR1RD-

WILSON-LEWIS-Se A. 1873, by Rev, j. H
Tuttle, at his residence in Palmyra, Mr.. VIM.
hayra.
KING-HERIFF-On Sunday, 9th inst, in Ra-
VIENNA, Mr.. Amos L. King. OF Charlestown, and
Mrs. Charlotte Herifl, of Ravenna. Ceremony
by George Darsie
OONTZ-CROCKER-Sep 2d, 1873, athe resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, ThOs j. Crocker,
by Lyman Bryant, p, Mr.. Samuel S. Koontz
and Miss Matilda Crocker, all of Freedom.
CRAFTS-DAVIs-A Nelson, on the sth inst,
by A, +. hannahs, J. p, Mr. Charles II. Crafts
and Miss Florence Davis
FURRY-RICHARDS-I Ravenno, Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 9. 1873. at the residence OF
Willis Strickland. Esq, by George Darsie,
Milton r. Furry and Miss Alice II. Richards,
all of Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

THE Democratic vote OF Ohio for
some years past has been as follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 29.-Baroders election In
the Assembly, will probably cause o
change OF the ministry.
The following are the final returns Of
the election In this city yesterday, 10 fill
the vacant scat IN the National Assembly:
Barodet, 1S0, ,140; Renensat, 1856, 400; Stof.
fll, 27,05s. The previous announcement
that Renensant had received the least
number ol votes was a clerical error.
The elections in the departments Of Cor
resSo, Jura and the Marne were carried
by the Republicans, in MOrbitan by the
Catholic party. .I
LYONS, April 2S.-A club has been
formed In this city having for It's object 0
union to the Portugese Republicans. '.
PARIS, April 2s.-Evening-T total
result Of voting In Paris and other parts
Of France yesterday, 10 fill vancancies In
the Assembly, was the election Of three
Radicals, four Republicans and one Legit.
amist. Allthe journals except the Radical
organs, express surprise at the vote in the
department Of the Seine. The Conserva.
tive papers say 1t Is Theirs leaning to
the Left and the Republican. journals
attribute 1t 10 mistakes in the Assembly.
The RIs1 Public looks upon Barodots
triumph as serious event, but repudiates
the idea that It's party Is discouraged.
The Monmchial press generally regard
the election as terrible awakening for
conservatives. lie Temps pronounces it a
warning TO tho Government. The Mod.
crate Republicans who supported Count
De Remusat are embarrassed by his de-
feat. II. De Remusat has expressed his
desire TO resign the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, but President Theirs has induced
him 10 remain in Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

COLUMBUS, April 2S.-In tho Senate
this morning the following bills passed
House bill for establishment and main.
tanning Of public libraries, and House
bill to authorize county commissioners To
contract with railroad companies for
using bridges. A resolution was adopted
authorizing the trustees Of the Agricul-
tural college to grant the right Of way
and collect tolls from the railroad
across the Agricultural college farm. A
resolution was offered ratifying on behalf
Of Ohio, the second article Of the amend.
ment 10 the, constitution Of tho United
States, prepared al the session OF Con.
gress held in New York IN 1850, and
which article tailed Of ratification by
the three.fourth vote Of the Legislatures,
Of the several States. This article reads
as follows: mo law varying the compen.
sation for services OF Senators and Repre-.
sentatives, shall take effect until an cleo.
tion OF Representatives shall have inter
Vened." The resolution was referred Ia
the judiciary Committee.
In the Senate this afternoon, House bill
amending the acts relating to estray ami
mails, so as to make tho time four months
within which the ownership Of animals
must be proved, was passed. The apprO'
priation bill was again defeated. Yeas IS
nays 10.
In the House a resolution for sine di.
adjournment OF the General Assembly OF
next Monday was laid on the table. Sen
ate bill TO authorize the construction U
freight ways across railroads and high
ways was passed. House bill to abridgC
the right to a.second trial, failed to pass
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- WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 49, 1873
ap Justice Mi!ler PROPOSES % sail lOr Eu.

as Justice Miller proposes to sail for Eu'
rope Saturday.
The Comptroller of Currency has de-
clared a dividend Of SO per cent in favor
Of the creditors OF the Unadella National
Bank, OF Unadella, New York and also, q
dividend Of 25 per cent In favor OF The
creditors OF Scsndavian National Bank 81
Chicago, payable as soon as the schedule
OF creditors can be prepared and examln-
ell. The Comptroller has also dlrectPd
the receiver of the Eighth National Bank
Of New York, to make q requisition Of 81
per cent upon the shareholders Of that
bank to supply the deficiency required
Tor full payment OF the creditors,
A small requisition Is also to be made
upon the shareholders Of the Farmers
& Citizens National Bank Of Brooklyn
for the same purpose The Atlantic
National Bank was examined in
February and October Of 1873. The
reports Of the examiner show that the
capital Of the bank was seriously impair.
ed. The Comptroller Of Currency d.
rected that no further dividends should
be declared, and accordingly no diyi-
dends were made during the year 1872.
Bad debts to the amount OF $S9 400 were
charged of during the same year. The
dedication is supposed to have occurred
from the use Of special deposits and col
laterals by the cashier.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A fire at Oak Hill, N. H., on Satur-
day night, destroyed the stove ware
house belonging TO Madison Furnace
Loss $1,000; no insurance.
"A special from Lafayette, Ind, says
a house situated some two miles south ol
the town OF Otis was burned Saturday
night, and q man named Klees, seventy
years old, with his daughter aud five
children, pcrished in the flames.
An expedition will be organized to
be assembled at and in readiness to de.
part from Fort Rice, Dakota territory, on
the 10Th Of juno next, for the protection
of the engineering parties Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad In making surveys for tho
location Of the line of that road between
the Missouri river and the Rocky Noun
tains.
'-0n Saturday last, Arthur NJ. Arnold,
aged IA years and only son Of Hon. Isaac
Arnold, Of Chicago, was drowned in Rock
river OF Dixon, Illinois, by the capsizing
OF a small boat which he had built him
sell, and was making trip with his faith.
er, who was in skilf near by but was un-
able on account Of the swift current TO
EeOouo the hny, he being drowned before
his eyes.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2s.-The Lancashire
Railway Compapy's carriage works in
Manchester, together with fifty locomo-
tiVes and Ghundred and fifty coaches
were burned last night. Loss 81 100000.
The King and Queen visit Denmark in
May.
NEw YORK, April 2S. = Liverpool
pSpeu Of the 14th contain the particulars
Of the fire at No. 20 Gay street, in that
city, whereby one sehRrah was burned to
death, and an entire family named Ed
wards, consisting Of six persons were sui.
iocated.
LONDON, April 2S.-Madrid dispatches
say that Becarra and Figuerole, oi the
Permanent Committee, have been arrest
ed, and the search for the other members
continues.
At q monster meeting OF the Federalists
yesterday, violent speeches were made.
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Iowa CRY, April2s.-At 0 o'clock this
morning fire broke out In Market Hall
in the third story, the walls burying five
people-Robert Love, William P. Doty,
F. Volkinger, Mr.. Hart and George An
drews. Love died In half an hour An
drews, who Is a colored boy, will not live
Mr.. Hart, who isa University law student
from Comanche, Iowa, will not survive
and tho others had limbs broken, but are
not seriously injured. The loss Of proper
" Is about 100000; insurance $l2 600, II
the Phoenix Of Brooklyn, Girard Of Phila
delphis, and franklin. The building wa
occupied a. family apartments, McLaiI
Commercial College, and as q mSrke
house. There was rain storm at thu
time, else the destruction oil property
would have been immense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
Selection OF a West Point Cadet al
Chicago

CHICAGO, April 2S-This morning
committee, consisting Of DR.. Moses Gunn
President Rush, Of the Medical College,
J. L. Packard, Superintendent Of Schools
of Chicago, aud ]. o. Glover, United
States District Attorney, selected by Hon
]. B. Rice, OF the First Congressional Dis
trIct, met for the purpose Of selecting one
OF the class Of fifteen young men lor the
cadetship at West Point, OF the disposal
OF Mr.. Rice. Their choice sell upon O
young man named Benz. F. Murphy, who
passed close and thorough examination
In the most cOmmendable manner, al
though hc has never attended school but
two years; having been obliged to labor
from carly youth for his own support and
that OF two sisters.
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MISSOURI.
Fire, Murder, Poison and "Chinee
Cheap Labor"

Fire, Murder, Poison and "Chinee
Cheap Labor"
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-A Times special
from SedallS, Mo-, says an inoendiary fire
at three o'clock this morning destroyed
four business houses on Ohio street. Loss
about $4,000; insured for $10,0 900. Also,
that John w. Stewart, Of Sedalia, shot
and fatally wounded Woodbury. Block.
son, Of Dresden, Missouri, this evening
Stewart was drunk; and was promptly
arrested. Also, that man named Mer.
Ger, Of Lamonte, Missouri, shot and kill.
ed a neighbor named Brice, Saturday
evening. Both affairs grew out Of old
.grudges. .....
The same paper has a special from
Decatur, Illinois, stating that last
week whitG a family named Coop
or, living twelve miles from Decatur,
were attending the funeral Of son, they
left their house in charge Of Q Mrs. Met
call and two children. The children be.
coming hungry, Mrs Metcalf gave them
some milk taken from vessel in the
pantry, and drank some herself. Shortly
after they were seized with violent par.
oxysms Of pain, and when the family re-
turned from the funeral, they were al
mostin the sgonies Of DEATH A physi.
clan was Immediately summoned, who
succeeded in relieving tho children, but
Mrs. Metcali died. The investigation
proved that Mrs. Cooper had put large
quantity of stryChnine in the milk 10 kill
mice, and when she saw the result Of her
careless, she was so shocked that her life
is despaired Of.
Between fifty and sixty Chinese set TO
work in the cooper shop Of James u Co,
Considerable indignation was manifested
by the coopers and a number Of them en-.
tered the shop and indulCed in rather
threatening. remarks and intimated that o
strike would occur, but there being a
strong force Of police on the ground no
demonstration was made, and the probA.
bilities ore that no disturbance will re-
suit. There are now nearly l, 900 Chinese
engaged in various occupations in this
CITY,
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Flight Between U. s. Troops and
Blackieet Indians.

ToRoNTo, April 28.-A special from
Fort Garry, Manitoba, says reports from
the interior state that there has been
fighting between American troops and
tho Blackfeet Indians and that a large
number Of the Americans were killed. II
Is feared that this Is the beginning oI
trouble il the Blackieet country. The
Indians Of Fort Selby arethose who cross
ed the line 10 the number Of 1000 Oh
5000, and threaten the settlements o
Manitoba.
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FIre atProVIdence.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2S.-A fire
broke out this evening In the Dunnell
building IN Canal street, owned by the
Dunneli Manufacturing Company. The
building was saved, but the damage by
FIRE and water Is $4,000 to $4,000,
mostly covered by insurance. One thou
sand bales OF cotton, belonging to D
Remington & Son, was partly burned
VIM. Sterrell had seventy bales OF wool
injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
A Drunken Negro Cuts on a WOman's
Head and ARM

ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Information from
Madison county, Illinois, has been re-
ceiyed that o negro named Geo. Burke,
living on the farm Of Henry Nair, about
three miles west OF Colllnsvllle, and some
ten miles from this city, went homo drunk
on Saturday night, and with An axe
chopped of the head and one arm oi
Maria Bouman, also q cOlored, and threw
her body into a ravine. Tho woman
was living In Burke's family, and ieal.
ousy is said TO have prompted the deed
At last accounts Burke had not been ar
resieh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
Civil Rights at Albany.

ALBANY, April 2s.-John F. Payne and
vile, colored, complained Of Aaron Rich
ardson, proprietor Of the Opera house, FOR
ejecting them from that place Of amuse-
ment and a warrant was issued for the
arrest OF Richardson. This is the hrst
case under tho civil rights bill passed by
the present Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
Concerning a Kansas Newspaper.

LRAVENwoRTH, April 29.-Tbe Com.
mercial newspaper, job printing office and
book bindery has been purchased by D.
W. Houston and Q. N. Shaw. The Com.
n,ercial was established nearly seven years
ago by Prescott, Hume & Callahan, rs a
National Union journal, subsequently be.
came Democratic In tone, and last year
espoused the Liberal movement. Under
the new management It will be heartily
Republican but independent. Col, Hous
ton was U. s. Marshal of Kansas during
Grants first term, and Mr. Shaw has been
on the editorial staff for about year past,
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RlYnr Nova.

PIrTsBURGu, April 2S.-Rlver rising
very slowly this evening; Z feet 2 inches Of
water in the channel. Light rain has
fallen during the afternoon; cloudy at
present with Indications Of more rain.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-River eighteen
feet, and falling. There has been ligh'
rain all day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
THE MODoC FARCE.
The Great Modoc Army (Of Three
DozeR) About to SubdiVIde.
All Summers Work for the UnIted
s- States. |'' '

he General and staff Moving on
"the Front"
BAN FRANoIscO, April 2s,-A special
courier arrived at Yreka late last night
from the Lava Bed, and states the opinion
prevailed at headquarters that the Mo-
docs will not make another stand, but
will break up in small parties and must be
hunted by detail, making an all sum-
mcrs work for the cavalry. JEFF. Q. Davis
and staff reached Yreka this afternoon,
and will proceed Immediately to the front.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

PROBABILITIES.
Tho storm area now eXtepding from
the Ohio Valley TO Tennea'oe viii pro6a'
bly, move northeastWard quite rapidly,
For southwest Tennessee and the Gull
States, eYOept occasional rain tonight
CLOUDY and clearing weather, Southwestern
j. and northwesterly winds and slightly
diminished temperature, For the South
Atlantic States, rain tonight, followed BY
clearing and partly cloudy weather, with
southeasterly and southWesterly winds
and increasing pressure on Tuesday. Fol
the Middle States and lower lakes, north
easterly winds, a falling barometer, warm
er, threatening and rainy weather. Fol
the northwest and upper lakes and thence
soutbWard To Kentucky and Missouri, oc
casional light rain, northWesterly winds
partly cloudy ald clearing weather. FoI
Canada and New England, increasing
Cloudiness, a falling barometer, wind
yeering to tonorthcasterly and rain by Tues
daV.
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Boiler E1ploslon at Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2S.-The steam
boiler connected with Byakit s. Sons
planning mill exploded this morning. The
rear end Of the mill was torn TO atoms
and tho whole Of a dwelling adjoining
knocked in. James Robinson, the engi.
nGGr, Is probably fatally injured, and two
ladies were seriously hurt.
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LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-The steamers
AdriAtic, City Of Washington and silesia,
from New York, and Ohio, from Balh-
more, have arrived out
NEW YoRK, April 2s.-The steamship
City Of Paris, from Liverpool, has arrived,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
Riot at Ksan.N. IL.

KEEN, N. H, April 2S.-A riot occur.
red here Saturday night. A number oil
citizens come to the assistance OF the po.
lice, and tho rioters were dispersed
four Of them being subsequently, arrested
The Chief Of Police was badly beaten.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The War De.
partment has made extensive arrange.
ments for the protection oi engineering
parties on the Northern Pacific railroad,
About forty companies Of allbranches Of
the service will compose the expedition,
which starts on the 18th, Col. Stanley
commanding.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 2S.-A band of five hun.
dred Carlists entered the town of Capel-
ladies' and demanded q contribution, but
fled on the approach Of the national troops.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Associated PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the telllgenCor.

(By tho Western Union Limo.
OLlco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)
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The Commissioners Of Internal Reve.
nue. will SOON issue circulars regulating
the collection OF internal revenue and to
make two returns during the month ol
May, from the first to tho nineteenth, and
from the nineteenth to the thirty first, In
order that the liabilities Of tue new bonds
may bc determined.
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Critical Condition Of the Pope.

ROME, April 2s.-Thc Pope passed a
restless night, and the anxiety in regard
to his condition Is renewed.
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NoTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
In 70 the subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have been made ont and payment
can be made on tho I'd day Of January, 1871.
To prevent any confusion, proper omeers VIII
be In attendance and no fear need be entertained
By interested parties Of any disARTeeable eOnse:
aucneeS on account Of tho rush. Only limited
humber can bO admitted at tmc-the door
opening inward; tho prccaution being deemed
necessGrY on account Of tho experience Of the
past year by 1ro. -
| iAni CHAb, IL. BERRY,
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Weather Report.


war DEPARTMENT,
OHTIol OF nm CHIER sIgNAL OFTTolR.
WAEHnaToN, D. O., April 2S.-7:So ?. \.
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Wall Paper and Borders.

~ Country Merchants TeplenlShInG their
stock would do well to give us call, apI