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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Logs, June GA man named
Heinrich went 10 Quincy some days ago
and commenced business as q commission
merchant, Yesterday 1t was discovered
that he had passed forged checks on the
banks for several thousand dollars, and
left the city. His whereabouts Is NOT
known.
The extensive ave story brick pork.
packing establishment Of Fogsn 8 Nc
Quuen, occupying o block on OFSIen
street, between Main and Second, caught
fire Of 10 o'clock, tonight and Is now
burning furIouSly without any hope
OF saving any part Of II. Neither
the proprietors nor any ol the clerks were
on the ground. and but little Information
regarding the stock or los could be Sscer.
tafned. II was reported, however, thai
the house contained some three million
pounds OF meat and other products, alIo
two hundred thousand pounds Of hams
There were about fourteen hundred live
hogs in the upper stories, all which par
iahed In the flames. No estimate Of thC
loss can be made OF this writing. ,,.-
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PITTSBURGH.

PTTsBrReH, June 25.-To.dsy was Sc
lected by the coal miners Of this and ad.
joining counties, for grand public dem.
onstrAtion, which demonstration had a
two fold object in view: the first was to
inRugurAte the provisions Of what Is
known as the screen bill, passed at Q
recent session oil the State Legislature;
the second was 10 show the public how
strong numerically the miners are, and
to give an idea Of the powerful influence
which they could exert for political or
other measures when they were thor
oughly organized. Some 1000 miners
were In the procession.
A call signed by the leading business
men had.been made for a'rneeting 10 be
held In Municipal Hall tomorrow after
noon for the purpose Of forganizlng Board
Of Trade In this city.
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Official Report Of the Condition o
the Wheat Crop.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following
u the official report Of the condition Of the
wheat crop. The winter wheat d mosly
harvested. or 1853 counties, from (which
reports have been received, 29 are about
average, 109 average, and 38l below.
Three hundred counties reporting spring
wheat, 30l are about the average, 115
average, and 10 below. The acreage OF
winter wheat Is somewhat increased,
though many fields have been winter kill.
ed and ploughed up for spring wheat and
other crops. TheRcreage OF spring wheat
Is very largely increased, and especially
In the northwest, Is unusually promising.
The indications Of the crop Of 1873 are
considered at least equal 70 those Of June
1872, when the Department estimated It
OF two hundred and twenty million bush.
els The subsequent condition OF tho
growth raised In the year In the annual
report OF 1872, not yet published 10 240,- :
007, ,020 bushels With equally favorable
conditions the yield may be safely get
down at two hundred and fifty millions
bushels. Insect ravishes, however, are
reported IN spEin3 wheat, indicating loss
In some localities. Oats-An increased
acreage and an improved yield Of oats are
indicated In a majority Of the States.
The maximum condition, 11S Is found
IN Virginia. and the minimum, sS, In Cal.
ifornia. Rye-TWenty.four States re.
port an increased, and ten q decreased
acreage, two an average, and the remain
der below. The maximum condition,
110 in California, minimum, SS 10 1lli-
nols. Spring rye Is reported in only ten
States. The maximum condition l09 in
Kansas; minimum 70 in Indians. Barley
The condition Of winter barley varies
from 65 In Kentucky to 108 In Kansas.
1t ranges from SO In Indiana, TO ia in
Missouri There are no returns oi hops.
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, June 25.-The following gen.
tlemen were elected overseers Of Harvard
College for six years: Ralph Waldo Bmer.
son, Henry Lee, Francis E. Parker, James
Freeman Clarke and George F. Hoar; for
two years, Robert II. Morse, il. No
honorary degrees were conferred. This
wear the graduating class numbered 1S0.
Charles Francis Adams will deliver the
ora,ion before the Phi Beta Kappa eoci'
civ tomorrow, in Appleton Chapel.
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GOsSip orths Day.

DEVELOP your minerals" Is the Cali
IorniG style Of asking person TO pay his
debts.
A SERVANT girl in Missouri has been
sIrSinlng four gallons Of crab cider
through an $lS veil.
AMAN named Tease went to see lady
named Cross, and teAsed her until she
consented TO be Gross no more.
PROFESSOR HoUsEKEEPER, Of Conners.
vile, Ind, got well acquainted with a pre-
tended preacher on q railroad train, and
was robbed Of $500.
Amt 1t wicked 10 rob dis here roost,
JimH" "Dats a great moral question
Gumbt We amt got time to argue It now,
Hand down another pullet"
A YOUNG lady who lately gave an order
to her milllner for bonnet said: "You
arc to make 1t plain, but at the same time
smart, as sit in a conspicuous place In
church,
AT the recent wedding OF Mir. Joseph
H. Harper and Miss Aoc, daughter oi Mr..
Richard N. Hoe, at "Brightsider" West
chester county, New York, French pavil'
ions and marques were erected on the
lawn for parties desirOus OF enjoying con.
ve0Stion and q sight ot the beautiful
scenery.
ADAYs work for the hired men OF SOME
ol the farmers OF Taunton sixty years age
Was from the time "they could sec stars IL
the morning, until they could see stars II
the evening" This is little diaelen
days work from eight hours
APARAERR In Illinois lseL fall packed
some apples In plaster, filling up the in
IeTstices with this material, Opening
the barrel on the 14th Of June, he fount
the fruit in q most wonderful state
preservation. There was not an eight
HmAny decayed ones as In barrels put u
10 the ordinary way, while the fruit wa
almost as fresh as when gathered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

The imminent danger Of the speedy
death of the Emperor William, makes It
probable that the time Tor calling the
Prince Imperial to the Regency, prepara'
tory to his coronation Us Emperor OF Ger
many, lsnear at hand. Fortunately, he is
backed by reputation that will at once
give him prestige, when he assumes ex-
ccutive power. HIS military career has
been particularly brilliant. reputed
To have sown his wild oats, aud to be set
tied to nethodical ways OF life. HIS sue
cess In other departments OF effort, and
his amiable character, lead to the belief
that he will be aprOgressive, popular Em'
UpTOF,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, June 23.-In the late fight
near Puerto Principe, where Major Ro-
mani was killed, there were 90 Spanish
troops engaged, and only 10 returned, rs
being killed by the Insurgents. The in
Surgents in the Puerto Principe district are
reported as very audacious, and the Other
day they captured within the Eghtof Sen'
tinels and towns people bread and supplies
while on the way to the forts,
The yellow fever continues with una
bated violence. A very large per centage
o: the cases prove fatal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

We have thought tha: the funniest Of
ul "strlkes" was that Of the household
servants who wanted more wages "bo-
cause Goals and provisions is high" But
this Is made of no account by the strike oi
the beggars Of Treves, who have been In
tho habit Of getting dole for praying OF
a fixed day TOR the prosperity Of thetown
AS the prices rose In the market so rose
the price Of these prayers, the plous beg
gars refusing to pray at all unless their
wages were doubled. To lose the benefit
Of these bcnedictions was not to be
thought of; the city corporation has sub
nitled-the strike Is successful.
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lr is su important fact that the Chi
uese hAYe recently been recognizing
their army, which now numbers SOOOOC
men armed with Enfield, Remington, and
Colt rifles, and with q full complement
Of rifed artillery. 1t is asked, what II
under able leaders, they should some day
swarm beyond the limits Of their own
empire and attack the territories Of their
ueighbor1S They are brave, patient, Ca
psblc Of discipline; and there seems to be
no reason why, with proper training, they
should not make excellent soldiers.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 25.-The Colonial De,
partment Is preparing new bill for the
abolition Of slavery In Cuba without IN
jury 10 the interests oil oWners s.
a Colonel commanding a detachment,
which was defeated In a recent engage
ment with the Carlisle, Las been arrested
and thrown into prison. ..,ra ..,...
BARCELONA, June 25.-FreSh disturb
ances have occurred at Barcelona. There
was firing between the soldiers and citi.
zens all last night. The trOops were all
removed from the suburbs to-day and q
guard ol police established between 1t and
the city TO prevent further collision.
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ConnecrIcut LeElslalure.

HARTFORD, June 25.-The Senate TO-
dsy elected George O. Woodruff, Sidney
B. Beardsley and John ]. Penrose, Judges
Of the Superior Court The election Il
In disregard Of previous caucus nomina,
tious, by which Amos s. Treat, Roland
Hitchcock and Levi B. Bradley were
made candidates. -,
The House elected Judges Dwight, W.
PSrdee and james Phelps, Of the Superior
Court 10 the Supreme Court bench; the
House also rc.enacted the usury law, pre-
viously passed In the Senate, fixing the
rate ofintereSt at 2 per cent per annum.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 25.-A rumor on the Bourse
that Msgue, Minister Of Finance, Is about
70 tender his resignation to President Nc.
Mahon.
The police have arrested Ernest Lefere,
administrator, and b. Raphael, member
Of the Commune
PARIS, juno 25-The city journals are
Indignant at the refusal oil the municipal.
lty TO vote money for the shah's recep-
ton. The Government will probably
ask the Assembly to make an spproprla.
lion for tho purpose,
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ITALY.

RoME, June 25-Another ministerial
crisis isthrcatGn. The Chamber Of Deputies
to day by vote oi.s6 to 167 rejected a res
olution supported by the Government 10
proceed with the discussion Of the fnan-
Cial bills. When the vote was announced
signor Lausa, President Of tho Ministry
said he would communicate with the
King and inform the House tomorrow
what course should be taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

For New England on Thursday, light
TO fresh winds and clear and partly cloudy
weather. For the Middle States and low.
er lake region, winds veering TO gentle
fresh easterly to southerly, clear and partly
cloudy weather on Thursday. For The
South Atlantic States, gentle 10 fresh aud
occasionally brisk northeasterly TO south
easterly winds. partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain areas. For the Gull
States, cast Of the Mississippi, light to
fresh variable winds and partly cloudy
weather. For Tennessee, Kentucky, Mis-.
souri,, and tho southern portions of llli-
nois, Indiana, and Ohio, rain areas to.
night, but winds veeriDg generally to the
southeast and southwest on Thursday,
with partly cloudy weather. For the
upper lake region, fresh and brisk, south.
casterly and southerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas. For the
Northwest, fresh and brisk southerly TO
westerly winds. n-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

ONE olthe politest newspapers we have
ever seen Is the Corinne (Utah) Reporter
which thus apologies for rather a great
mistake: ut was our misfortune to labor
under false impression yesterday iB'an'
nouncing the birth OF q son instead OF
daughter to the wife Of Mr.. Berry on+Sat
urdsy night. We make all the apology
In our power for the error" This Is oil
the more proper in the Reporter, as 1t &C.
knowledges the receipt of a basket ol
champagne from the extremely happy
Berry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

PANAMA, June 1O.-Advlces from
GuAtamala state that that country has
been placed In q state Of siege, to be con.
tinued until The rebellion in the Eastern
Department Is squelched. In an engage
ment with the Insurgents lately, the gov.
eminent troops triumphed, killing twenty
rebels. ...
Rapid progress iS being made in-re.
building San Salvador. Many families
who had len the city have returned and
arc erecting improved dwellings. w 81
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sale of WashInErOu'S Headquarters

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., June 25.-Wash-
ington's headquarters sold by auction
here to-day, was purchs sed by ex-Gov
Randolph, W. V. LingeEwood, George E
Halsey and Gen. N. Halstead, Tor $25,,
900. The intention Of the purchasers Is
to hold 1t until the State legislature meets
when, II 30 desired, they will transfer II
without profit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
THE TURF.


CHICAGO, June 25.-The entries for the
Dexter Park meeting, which begins on
tho Isl Of July and continues four days,
closed last night, and number seventy In
the running list and sixty.iour in the trot'
ting, including many noted lyers In both.
The only races not entirely 6lled are the
2:2l race and FREQ for oil. For the first b.
sh9w Jr., Is the only entry; for the latter
Chicago and American Girl, but the
managers confidently expect to receive
to-day by mail, entries which will ill
both the fast races.
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Tho Cn,e or Inmen A, Coe.

Boston, June 25.-The case oI james
A, Coc, charged with committing frauds
to the amount Of several hundred thous.
and dollars came on for trial to-day, In the
Superior Criminal Court Benjamin 3.
Butler, one OF the counsel for the prisoner
made an unsuccessful effort to have the
Indictment qnRshed and tho trial Is pro-
ceeding before the Jury. .t az
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GERMANY.

BERLIN Juno 25-Prince Bismark, TO-
day, closed the session Of the German
Parliament. He said he was commits
stoned TO express the regret ol the EN-
peror at his absence through indiSposition,
from which, however, he was glad to say
his Majesty was surely recovering.
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steamer NeRs.

L1vRHrooI, juno 25.-The steamers
Australia, City Of Montreal and Hermann
from New York; HiberniAn from Quebec
and Austrian from Baltimore, arrived out.
NRw YoRK, June 25.-Arrived-The
steamships Europa, from GlasgoT; Java,
from Liverpool and HSmmonla from
Hamburg.
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Turners plennlnI Fe.lIvnl.

CINCINNATI, June 25-The Nineteenth
Biennial Festival Of the United Turner'S
Association Of North America commen-
ceS here tomorrow TO continue four dayE
The German parks In the city are already
decorated with American and German
flags and evergreeus, presenting holiday
appearance. Delegations are arriving TO-
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The InIeFnGaoAaI Billiard F6arnn-
n6nf.,.-S-

NEW York, June %, The sixth game
of a series oEthe International Billiard
Tournament was played this afternoon al
Irving ball, In the presence of large au.
dience. The contestants were Maurice
DGlyand Cyrille Dion. In banking for the
lead DAILY won, and on tho firt inning
scored 8. Dion on the first inning made
but9. At the first call Of the game the
score stood: DAILY 102, Dion 81. At the
second call DAILY was 205, Dion 93. The
largest run was 50, made By DAILY IN the
18Th inning. Score: DAILY 30, 10, 10, IL
0,9.0 /, Q, IA, 0, II, Q, 50, 2, 2. Q, 8, !, l.
0, 248e, 0, 4, 8, 40, Q, ]; total 800. Dion
80, l, 7,1,3,4, 0, II, 0, !, 10. 10, 2, 8,
l5o. Average, DAILY o 21.S1, Dion 4 20 81,
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IRELAND.

CoRK, June 25'-Tho militia barracks
Of this city was broken into last night and
several stands OF arms taken. A number
Of arrests have been made Of persons sus.
pected. 40.
The telegraph wires between London
and Kinsale have been cut.
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Cholera at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, June 95. .-Twenty,ayt
deaths from cholera today, OF which
fourteen were white. As reported BY
specials from GGllatin the disease Is on
Tho increase ,..-.
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GhnGnteIliqeteer:

A HEAVY rain.storm, accompanied by
.syere lightning, passed over GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on Tuesday evening. The resi-
,yepce Of CuAs. DEPKw, A. W. TRAIN,
,iro. L. snNHAcK and others were more
or less damaged. Several chimneys were
blown Of. The streets were flooded with
water. For an hour the lightning flashed
almost iucessantlv.
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PrTTsBURoH, June 95.-Rlver three
feet, four inches, and rising slowly.
CHcrNNATI, June 25.-Ri7er seven
feet, four inches, and falling. Weather
fair and hot, ...
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THERE must be no Artrul dodgiDg in
'Ala salary business, Every member and
Seutor must herd either with the sheep or
With the goats; and we regret 10 say that
The goats arc about ten TO one against the
sheep.-S. LouiJ Democrat,
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cholera q CIncInnniIL,

CIsCnlNATI, June 25-Three deaths
from chOleFA was reported at the health
Office to-day. AL team Of the disease be.
coming epidemic have disappeared.
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ChOIeIa at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 25-Fourteen cholera
interments took place today. There was
q cold rain this afternoon.
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Wealher Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR OEPARTaES1,
UTFICE vP THE CuIHP SI0HAL OPyIoap,
WABHIN0FoN, D. G., June $500 P.H.
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Miscellaneous.
WIlte for a Price List 70 J. n. JOHHSFON,
Great Western Gun Works

.l79 sMrrnFIELD ST., PITTiDUHsu, PA.
Brccch. j LoadIug hot Guns, $40 to $500 Double
bh1t Guns, IS 70 $3.50 single Guns SIto $50.
Rifles kS 10 SIS Revolver, $ 10 SIS. PiSto's,
SIto IS Gun Material, FisOing Tackle, &C.
Large dIScoUHtS 10 dSaItrJ or clu6J. Army GuLe
ReVOlVTs, etc, bought or iTAr ed Tor. GoodS
sent BY express c. U. D. to bo examined before
paid for
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BY TELEcRAPH.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-18
oxford Items.

Our correspondent writes; The Gardi-
ncr Ministerial Association Of the NJ. I.
Church. will commence session at the
Methodist Church, in this Village, next
Monday evening and continue two days.
There will be preaching every evening,
and discussions on different subjects dur
ing the day.
Francis Holden, with Geo. Z. Whitney
and Morris Clark, have recently purehas
ed a large Oak Timber lot. Of Cyrus S.
Hayes. and intend erecting Steam Mil.
on the premises. the coming spring, for
the manufacture Of slaves.
A friend informs Us that while visiting
the mills Of the Robinson Manufacturing
Co, the other day. he saw some very
handsome blue cloak cloth. 1t is first
woven white on repellaul warps. alter
wards dyed. The company are running
on lgli time and are turning off some
handsome goods.
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According O" t'v'' Us "nnou"' y'"'"'
'he e"'c''''"w .- o" "' 'nv To-" "
ila.. last TUESDAY evening. Inc VIA
F''N- Concert, unoeF inc u's'''o" ''
Nc'Sf>. Lyman kP.ey ana 1. +. I"'''
A.4 "'~ " !,li.c' success. l'r >''S-
els "'ir oie>>," 3" '"e costume "' lie
AH'i'r, I.m's' ''H' '"'" songs Drought
I'ilh neatly applause. Inc Soo' s.'''"S
music oil ;he dfum "N0 NE oy On''e'
Doe" ".'1 Moses '"'''"S ""' I-'O'''-e
Iooi' ''''Ied us 1'''N 10 '''"e vac" w
went " s''"'y''"I' "' '''u' '' "e
I"'"''.''"' ''h'''' '" "''''" "''N rep
f''e'.'" earning anu '''''''7 WOO. anu
u'N, 'ph- iA' ''c" broom ana mas
Get"HNms, brought dp Icc'I'eelIonS oil
thc post. IUcy.rNsi5.c co.orcd gentleman
mtic 49, appearance aud gave am clio
qucu' address, 3" 'rue negro style ON
Womau's Rights. After the entertain
mvu, over 500 adjourned to The lower
hNll, where The Antiquarian supper WAS
served. There was baked beans and
beau-pouidgc hot. and many other
aEcieu; dishes our graudmo,Aers knew
20 lseilAow TO prepare lui the bacSwoods
man. About twelve O'Clock the company
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IN ATEKORTAM.
Respectfully dedicated to Mr.. Valentine :. Barker,
on the death Of his wife and two children
IN less than four days time.


III INKS. HAtAhlki piSh'
Your wife ana children torn from you, 10y most
single breath
OF Him who claims our mortal nesh, THE h,ni
of Terrors, Death.
lis mete that We should mourn with YOU, an'
missle tears of grief
In such great calamity, ve give but poor relief
We tender you our sympathios, in this your saddles
hour,
And ask that strength be given YOU of Him who
hath the power
Alone to soothe and comfort you, and heal YOU
bleeding heart
For well we know how deep tue wound, non
those we love, to part.
Ahi-lone and sorrowful-methiuks the darkest
day in life
l. when we lose in deaths embrace, husband
dear or wife
The strongest earthly tie is rent-alas when 1t is
gone
No mortal Ger can feel the stroke like those it tails
upon
our children, true, are precious gins we love and
we adore
Their prattllugs, winning ways ia health: In sick
meas, we implOre
That they be spared to US awhile-lruot We should
not mourn
For sinless plants, transferred from earth, 10 yon
der Heaven borne.
Then look 10 One who siycih strength, aud pouI'
the healing balm,
Aud place your confidence and love in Him, lie
gscat AN;
Though dark the cloud hangs over YOU. ,., hope
twin brighter grow,
Ami oa Sour path of lonciiuc.s, "-ilver liuiu,
show.
should Wany days be your. on earth "r bc ,hvy
,srg aW
We trust, when death your bod, claims, it M, he
well with yoI,
That you, your wife and children, m"ct where
parting are no more,
Aud ever dwell with thsse You love on thai Cv.es
tal shore
Where tears will al be wiped away, and ever,
cheek be dry;
Where friends. iouS parted, mco, At homs-Ihat
home beyond the sky,
Who're al lie holl aHsels arr-Goi ,rant thi.
pia,ci. that We
NJ r.,,h ha, home, aud dwell 100 peace through.
600, eternity.
-Caa5ria Herald