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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-23
New Process for Refining Iron.


We had a call yesterday from our old
ltiend Mr., NJ. Il. BALL, formerly Of
Wheeling, but now Treasurer OF the Bur.
sess Steel and Iron Works at Portsmouth,
OSio He is interested in a new process
o'Eetning pig iron, a process,by which II
scIaiued q saving Of two dollars per ton,
@nOre, can be effected in converting pig
non into muck bar. The modus operandi
cannot be very clearly explained in q
'nO'i notice TO tho uninitiated in such
lS'Iet, but, in brief, II consist in re.smelt
@Spig iron in furnace somewhat similar
va heSting furnace and eliminating
Hoa 1t all such impurities as phosphorus
sulphur and ilica, and otherwise so re-
AalnS 1t that when 1t is again cold ant
Sa' up into bars 1t can be puddled in less
I~e aad at two'thirds less expense in the
YoI ore "tlx" than by the present pro
UA 1t also claims to save any use o
%''p and to largely increase the value o
4s lion for nail plate or any other similal
papose The specific points, in the irregu
,S''deF, claimed for tho new process art
~Te, s as set forth in a circular
ny We claim tha. in refining pig IRON By
S,I M process * We can very greatly ccono
M sss =, he expense ol manufacturing over
~epoll method.
M ,IIa,&-We can save, all Of the scraI
'NS y thirds Of the ore used as fix.
,SJ SSJ%IOa,-We I lessen the expense in bricl
" "; IIai1ace tools very much.
t5s 5Ssm'G-WO " can save expense in tn,
Sors' T, " making six heats from three to ell
S,CS MAJ laOS avoiding wear and tear o
+ Iu.91ety and keeping up steam.
,oS osS;aaoltton 10 the above advantages III
AN n.y. ssVety materially improved, in shor
'ue decidedly superior in quality.
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Railroad Excursion,

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 22-About seventy.
five members Of Congress from various
parts Of the country will arrive to.mor.
row and leave Friday morning on an ex.
cursion through the Indian Territory to
Texas via the Atlantic & Pacific and Mis-.
souri,, Kansas g Texas Railroad. The
party has been invited to visit Galveston
and Austin, but 1t Is not yet determined
whether they will 60 so far or return from
Denison, Tex, to Parsons, KS, then 90
up the Neosho Valley division Of the N.
K. & T. Railroad to the junction and Fort
Riley, thence go to Topeka, Lawrence
and Leavenworth.
Joseph A. Dwyer, of Ohio, who had
the management Of the Congressional
Excursion to Galveston and New Or.
leans last spring, will haYo charge Of this
party and will be accompanied by A. =.
Ford, General Ticket Agent Of the A. s.
?. Railroad, and Thos. Dorwen. General
Ticket Agent of the III, K, st. Railroad.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, Oct. .2a.-Hugh Moftatt was
renominated for Mayor by the Republi-
cans to-day. 9. G. Comstock was nom.
mated BY the Democrats for Congress
from Grand Rapids District. 0l
Afire at Carrollton, near East Saginaw,
this morning damaged Ballentine S Co.'S.
saltblock, and destroyed over two mill
lion feet Of lumber. Loss on lumber $50.
00O; insurance $4,000. Loss on salt
block 5000; covered by insurance. "a
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Revolt In sonora.

SAN FRANcBco, Oct :.s.-Dates from
Tuscan, Arizona, to Oct: 11th, say that
Sonora revolutionists to the number Of
400 men are headed by Carlos, Conante
and Barberyta. In the declaration OF the
insurgents issued they say that they revolt
against the tyranny Of the State OF Sonora
and not against the National Government.
They do not recognize the legality Of the
late elections, and say they are degraded
by tho government Of Pesyneria. The
Governor issued o proclamation against
the insurgents and took the field in per.
sons. AT last accounts large numbers Of
people were fleeing from Sonora into Ari.
IONA for Protection.
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Snow storm.
PREPARING FOR WINTER ALONG THE
H. UNION PACIFIC r. n.

PREPARING FOR WINTER ALONG THE
,a UNION PACIFIC R. n.
: MILWAUKEE, Oct. 22.-About four in.
ches ol suuw iell in Minnesota this after.
noon: H.,ae 7I
CHEYENNE, W. T., Oct. 22.-Prepara-
tions for winter upon the Onion Pacific
Railroad are now completed. Every pre-.
caution that experience and wise fore
thought could suggest has been taken to
guard against stoppage. Miles OF track
have been raised at all the exposed points
from one toseven feet, more snow fencing
has been located and snow sheds repaired.
No fears are apprehended Of any serious
detention by snow this winter, as all
points are well guarded. The road Is a
hundred per cent better prepared than
ever before. The weather along the line
Is cold and clear and some snow has fall
en- In the Rocky Mountains. Trains are
running regularly. I'M. i.a
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-In The Criminal
Court to-day, in the case Of Henry Mark.
ward and John F., Caulson, sweedish
sailors, on trial for the murder Of james
Kennedy on the 1st OF August last, the
Jury, after being out fifteen minutes, rem
dered verdict Of guilty Of murder In the
second degree, as 10 Markward, and not
guilty, as TO Caulson. The former was re-
manded for sentence, and the latter dis
char00d 80 .u "fs4l4fA-.-s
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. e2.-Tho Mononga-
hela is about stationary, II feet, 6 inches
In the channel.
The coal shipments are as follows For
Cincinnati, over 100000 bushels; for
Louisville, 1900, 900 bushels; for st. Louis,
340, 900; for New Orleans, nearly AGO..
600. The total shipments will probably
reach 100000 bushels. ga
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An Editor of the New York Tribune
... In Jail. u.t. f.sg..s .f

NEW YoRK, Oct 22.-W. B. G. shanks,
city editor ol the Tribune, Is now in the
Raymond street jail, Brooklyn, for con-
tempt In refusing to disclose the author
ship Of certain articles published in the
Tribune. Judge Davis granted o writ 70.
turnable tomorrow morning. Informa-
ton Is desired in order to prosecute the
writer for libel. Shanks gave the name
Of Whitelaw Reid as the responsible edi-
tor, but declared that the regulations Of
the office and his duty to his employer
forbade his naming the writers Of particu.
lar articles. The article in question re-
fleets severely upon Judge McCue, Of
BrOOklYn. ---L-. - --..
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Cn1cAao, Oct 98:-A mass Convention
Of the farmers Of the Northwest assem-
bled in MoG Gormack's Hall this morning,
In pursuance Of o call issued by the State
Central Committee Of the Illinois Far
mers Association, TO discuss the tfanspor.
tation question and other matters affect
ing the agricultural interests, The a.
tendance for the first meeting was very
large, delegates being present from MI,
nols, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan
and New York. The morning session
was occupied with the preliminary details
Of organiZationf '5l''' :
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Second Day OF the Fire Engineers
Conventions.

BALTIMORE, Oct. e2.-The National
Convention of the Chief Engineers of the
fire departments Of tho United States met
this morning. So
Chief Hill, of Cleveland, submitted a
report on fire escapes, actually serviceable
for invalids, woman and children. The
report was recommitted, with authority
to memoralize Congress TO adopt the nee.
essary measures 10 stimulate inventors in
this respect.
Chief Stockwell, Of Nashville, submit.
ted report on the regulation OF storage
Of inflammable material, and the use OF
the same for heating or illuminating pur-
poses, and the exclusion Of rubbish liable
to spontaneous combustion. The report
was presented on the organization and
discipline OF fire departments, and the i'm.
portance Of separating them from polite.
al influence; depreciating the annual
changes In fire departments, and recon-
mending a term Of three years. service,
with thorough discipline.
The delegates representing the Under.
writers, including Edward s. Rouse, Of
Cleveland, were placed on permanent
committee, and after tho customary votes
OF thanks, the Convention adjourned sine
die. The delegates then took the train
Tor Washington.
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Condition of Forty.eight New York
Banks on the Sd Of October.
An Important Recommendation In
Confem nlafinn.

An Important Recommendation In
Contemplation. o,-
WASHINGTON, Oct IA statement ot
the condition Of iorty.eight New York
city National Banks, October Sd, shows q
reserve OF 25 25 per cent. The banks
owed this year to banks and bankers out.
side the city SIS, ,177 900 more sthansin
October Of last year, and 70 Individual
depositors about 81 ,075,0Q0 more, making
their total Indebtedness to depositors about
S14, 100000 more than last year. One Of
the important features Of the recommen.
dations which will be made IN the repor,
oi the Treasurer Of the United States will
be In favor Of issuing series Of currency
bondS convertible into greenbacks and
back again into currency OF option ofthe
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High water in New Epeland.

BRUNSWICK, ME-, Oct. 22,-The An
droscoggin Is higher than at any time
since the freshet Of 1869. At Auburn the
shoe factories hs3to stop work, the en-
gines being submerged and many build.
ings surrounded by Vater. Dead River
bridge, on the AndroScoggin Railroad, is
washed away and passengers and mails
have to be transferred. .I
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The President Resists a PressnIe for
Pardon. i'.H 'is9

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Presldent
Grant to-day declined to pardon Michael
Kane, convicted Of killing his brother In
this city last May, and sentenced last week
TO imprisonment in the Albany Peniten:
tiary Tor two years for manslaughter, al
though the recommendation for his par
don was signed by the entire jury that
convicted him, "a
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Ting Phelps Case.

ALRGsT, Oct. es.-The examination Of
the Phelps case Is further postponed till
Monday al three o'clock. It Is under.
stood The reason Of the postponement Is
that Phelps will return the money, but
Justice McNamara says the case shall not
thus be settled In his court.
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The subject Of the national bankrupt
law was next taken up, and the recon-.
mendations Of the Executive Council
were discussed and Congress asked to ap.
point Committee, consisting OF the At
torney General and seven merchants,
bankers and manufacturers to revise the
law. ru..
Adjourned. .r
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Increase of Postal Facilities at Chi

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The Postmas'
ter General issued an order to-day allow
ing Chicago thirteen additional carriers
at eight hundred dollars year each; also
establishing five postal stations, to be
known as The North, Northwest, South
west, South, and Stock Yards. The FOL
lowing amounts are allowed for the In.
creased expenditures: Fitting up sta.
tions, 5000; rent Of stations per year
81 500; salaries of clerks per year, 81, 200
messenger service per year, 1000 The
order takes effect Uecember l.
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EVENING REPORT.

P1TnBURaH, Oct. 29.-The river rose
rapidly last night and slowly to-day.
There are now 10 feet in the channel.
Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.-River stationary
with 30 inches in the canal; same on the
Portland bar Weather very warm and
cloudy. -
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THEATRICAL BENRFIT FOR MEMPH1s,
Government Award In Boston fol
lGround for Public Buildings.

BosToN, Oct. GA special jury OF the
Superior Court to value the property pro
perty proposed to be taken for the exten-
sion OF the post Office, return an estimate
Of S364,000. OF this sum the Merchants
Insurance Company are awarded $780,.
$50; Charles Haley, lessee of the proper,
ty, $25, 500, and Avery s Harris, sub.
lessee, $S9,250. The amount Of land tc
be taken is about 5000 feet.
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Raising a steamboat.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. '29.-Captsiu J. L.
ShallCtoss has returned from Hughes bar,
with the steamer Rose Height, 10 New
Albany, having raised her with her own
crew, without any difficulty. She will be
put on the docks Saturday,
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LOUISVILLE.

LoursyrnR, Oct 22-A man named
james Manning, a stranger from the east,
while trying 10 get on departing train
at the Ohio q Mississippi Railroad depot
this morning, iellbetween the cars and
was literally torn TO pieces. He has no
friends here apd the remains .weeeinter.
red at once. 80 szyi1la =. ~
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steamer News.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The steamers Gale
donia, Deutschland, and Italia. have ar.
rived out - ;s4r
NEW YORK, October a9.-The West
Phalia arrived hcreto.day with e5s0OOO
In specie. -.
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A Ton and a Half Of Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. e9.-Eight hun
dred and tllty-flye thousand dollars coined
In SEQ gold pieces, were delivered this
morning 10 Superintendent Pollock, at
the Philadelphia mint. The gold weighed
over q ton and q hall. -
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weather Report.
NWAn UHfAnfHKNf,
oEFiuH OF FuA CHrEH sIuHAI. oYYTuKn,
WASHINGTON, D, O., Oct. %. 800 r. L.

"@SeA'tASAtt OsSN SSS 80 WV ~ -
PROBABILITIES.
The area Of high barometer and low
temperature will probably extend on
Thursday southwark over the western
plains to Texas.
For the eastern gull States, southerly
winds with cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Southern and Middle States,
southeast to southwe3t winds, partly
cloudy aud clear, warm weather.
For New England, south and east
winds, with clear weather.
For the lower lakes, south and west
winds, cloudy aud rainy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, increasing west
erly winds, cloudy weather and light
rain.
For the upper lakes, west and north.
west winds, possibly increasing to brisk,
with clouds and occasional snow, clearing
away by Thursday night.
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~ Suspicious Character Locked Up.
visn0' vSnw , YoRx, Oct. 2e.-sherwin, Of
h a1 Sa, syndicate notoriety, was arrested
S,i,.. saturday, evening for alleged com.
SSS,!y ~ 10 the Phelps dedication, and be.
!, y unable TO furnish bail, was locked M
~@e Ludlow street Jail. "
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Exp postmaster stewart in Danger OF
Going 10 the Penitentiary.

NEW York, Oct. GA Washington
dispatch says that the Attorney General
declines to Interfere In the prosecution
begun against the deiaulting Postmaster
Stewart, OF Pittburgh, and that there 10
d prospect OF the accused going 10 the
PenitentiafY, .f..,J
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Aid for Memphis.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 22.-At the morning
session of the Masonic Grand Lodge ol
Ohio 0 resolution was adopted appropri.
ating $500 for the benefit of the Masons
of Memphis. Il more money Is needed,
the call will be answered by every Lodge
In Ohio. .a G 10000 80
THEATRICAL BRNRF1T FOR MEMPH1a.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-An immense au.
dience turned out tonight to attend the
performance Of several amateur societies,
OF Pixies Opera House tonight, for the
benefit Of Memphis. aas
The Chamber Of Commerce contribu-
tons up to date have been $4,000.
CHARLEsToN, 8. O., Oct. 22.-An addi
tional $500 was ioryarded from this city
to Memphis, and $500 10 Shreveport.
Contributions still being received.
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The Dean CONC Homo

Nsw YoRx, Oct. 2s.-The Dean o
Canterbury sailed for England today,
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Cross Firing in the Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 22.-The indications
arc that owing to mistakes made by
voters in several counties. In voting for
Isaac WEIGH and John Little, for offices
they were not candidates for, they both
viii be defeated. This will give the Dem.
ocrats the Governor, Treasurer and At.
torney General as their share of victory.
LATER.
COLUMBUS, Oct. ga telegram re-
ceived tonight by the Secretary Of the
Republican State Central Committee,
from Ottawa county, states that mistake
was madein In preparing the official returns
Of that county, and that I'll votes report.
ed as cast for Welch, for Attorney Gen.
eral, were really cast for him as Treas
urer, and those reported cast for Little for
Treasurer, were really cast for him for
Attorney General. This changes the
complexion Of the State ticket, and proba.
bly, elects both Welch and Little.
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Outstanding Legal Tenders.

~ lMAsINoroN, Oct. 22.-The outs.apd-
NGsI tenders amount to $685. ,s48, ,4ss
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PITTSBURGH.
Lizzie SchenttIer Coniesses Having
Murdered Mrs, Brannlein.

PITTspuReH, Dot. 22.-LiEzie schent.
tier confessed this morning that she mur-
dered Mrs. BrAnnleln, on Thursday, even,
Ing last, She states that;no other mem
Der OF the family had any connection
with 1t. John and Catherine Schenttlel
were also held as accessories. Z
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By TELEG RAPH.
PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelll geneer.

By the Western Union Line.
Otico Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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TEN MILLIONS OF BONDS GONE OVER Tt

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22..Ten millions Of
bonds, making $95,0O0,00O in all that
have been delivered, have been sent from
the Treasury to the Syndicate In London
this week In charge Of clerks.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-03
THE CONFERENCE.

The annual conference of the Meth
odist church, which for several days
has been in session in Ottawa, is ex-
pectcd to adjourn Tuesday. liz the
proceedings rs published there
will be found several items of interest,
among others report of the educa-
ton committee on the condition of
Baker University. In regard to this
institution the committee report that
il is virtually bankrupt, the last de-
termiued effort in its behalf having
proved failure. We regret this. The
school has had hard struggle, and it
seems pity that it should now have
to succumb.
Atchison is chosen as the place of
meeting next year for the Kansas con-
ference, and Fort Scott for the South
Kansas conference.
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An Act Relating to tho Sale Of
School Lands.

Be it enacted 6y the Legislature Of the
state Of Knnsas::
SECTION l. That in all cases in the
sale of school lands, where the purchas-
er has made, or shall hereafter make
one or more payments Of principal ~
required by law, and where the lands
have not been forfeited aud the pur-
chaser elected, no further payment of
principal shall be required for ten
years.
SEC. 2. ANY person failing to paw
the annual interest upon any purchase
of school land, when the same becomes
due and the taxes OH the same for more
than one year after due. ehall forfeit
all right to the land. Prorided. that
parties who have already failed to paw
the installments as required by law,
may, within six months Of the publica-
ton ofthis act, pay all interest due on
such sales, by paving interest on past
due interest payments at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum. Pr0eided,
this section shall not apply to parties
who have been elected, or against
whom suits have already been COM
menced for ejectment for nou-payment
of installments.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the statute
book.
The foregoing act was passed near
the close of the recent session of the
legislature, and will take effect as pro-
vided in the third section. The state
printer will have the statue book"
out some time during the summer.
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Correspondence Of the Eagle.
HOW SHALL WE PROTECT OUR
HEDGES ?

EDITOR EAGLE: Knowing the EA-
GLE to be devoted to the industrial in
terests of the county, venture to ask
the above question. A year ago, set
one year old Usage plants, nine inches
apart, two miles around my place.
They were cultivated, grew and prom
iscd well. This spring find hundreds,
and perhaps thousands, eaten off about
three inches below the surface by the
"pocket gopher" Do you, or any of
your readers. know Of any remedy, or
Of any way to destroy the pest? If
so YOU will confer .rea: favor by in
forming not only one. but many.
ENQUIRER.
THE matter involved in the above
query is q serious one, and one for
which we can suggest no remedy. We
would respectfully refer the matter to
the agricultural society at their next
meeting. In the meantime We should
be glad to hear from some Of our prac-
teal farmer subscribers. if any Of them
know of any remedy tor this pest
Ep1
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Correspondence Of the Eagle.
COTTON IN SEDGWICK COUNTY.
WACO. SEpGwrCK COUNTY. KAN.
March oath lSf3

WACO. SEDGwrCK COUNTY, KAN.
March cath. 1878.
By the bearer Of this | send a box
Of balls Of cotton grown by myself last
season as per agreement. They are
small. owing to neglect aud untimely
cultivation. but in texture are pro-
nounced fine. The little experience l
had fully satisfies me that the crop can
be successfully and profitably grown
in this valley. CHAs. NJ. TyRRELL.
(The cotton was duly received and
has been examined by several gentle
men. oil Of whom give As their opinion
that for texture and perfection it is net
surpassed by the cotton fields Of the
south. Our warm. genial. sandy soil
is just the soil for cotton. The above
samples will be kept in our Office for
inspection for some time. after which
We shall take the liberty to forward
them to the A., T. 4 S. F. railroad
company with the name Of the pro-
ducer.-ED.l
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our infant county before it can stand

our infant county before it can stand
alone, and we will drive every new
conner elsewhere, aud fasten the shack
les of . CALLING slavery upon ourselves
and our children. Set the cry Of ..fogy"
progress" and the like go idly by with
the wind, until we can pay for our
land, platter our box houses, and get
shoes for our little ones. When Sum-
ner county turns out q hundred thou
sand bales Of cotton, which she might
do a. we'll ~ not within five years,
there will be plenty of railroads here to
haul it away without her paving one
cent toward their construction.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES she should
vote two hundred thousand dollars in
bonds to establish the cotton raising
business and q mandatory, which
would make her the wealthiest, that,
or the like amount given to some rail-
road? MOZART.