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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

Judge W. H. Porter, Chief Jus
tice Of Chicago, was found dead In his
bed Monday morning. Il 10 supposed
he had been attacked with apoplexy.
Judge Porter was one Of the most es-
teemed citizens and jurists, and had been
nominated for reelection.
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Severe Hurricane at Fort Jefferson,
Florida.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The War De-
partment has received q dispatch from
Fort Jefferson, Fla, giving an account Of
q severe hurricane there on the 9th inst
Nineteen beet cattle were washed to the
sea and drowned, cattle yard damaged
slaughter houses and stables undermined!
roofs carried away, windows broken, and
many rooms wero flooded, doing great
damage TO clothing and stores, and max.
ing II necessary for the removal OF stocks
Al least 100000 will be required to put
the barracks and store houses IN good re-
pair and make the Fort hsbitable for The
trAops
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ST. LOUIS.
Resumption of Currency Payments.-
The AIIen.Hogan Prize Fight.

Resumption OIL currency Faymtutass
The AlIen.Hogan Prize Fight.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 27.-All the banks here
resumed currency payments today.
Nothing unusual occurred; there Is no
excitement, and confidence seems re-
stored. The deposits exceeded the drafts.
The preparations for the prize fight be-
tween Tom Allen and Ben Hogan to-
morrow are about completed. The con.
test Is to come off at some point down
the river. Allen left the city yesterday
and Hogan to-day and viii be picked up
by the excursion boat as she goes down.
Both men are. under bonds to keep the
peace in Missouri. Gov. Beveridge, Of
illinois, has instructed the sheriffs Of st.
Clair and Madison counties, opposite
here, to prevent the fight on Illinois soil
II possible, and 1t is probable the battle
will take place some distance from the
city. Both men are said to be in splendid
condition.
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Killed by the FalIof a Derrick

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. GA man named
Dorsey, from Vernon, Indiana, employed
on q tow bridget In the western part Of the
city, was instantly killed this afternoon by
the falling Of o derrick. III,
Albert White, an employe Of the /. p.
& O. Railroad, was fatally injured this
morning while coupling cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

BosToN papers find the political can.
vass in that State SO stupid that every
now and then they publish paragraph
informing tho people that there is an cleo.
tion impending. Clearlyit was mistake
to nominate Wsshburne. II Ben were
in the field things would be as lively as a
hn1z aaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

TILE Pittsburgh Chronicle asks the fol-
lowing question:
"Does the action Of the iron men in 70.
ducing wages foreshadow a general reduc.
ton Of wages In every department oI
labor, and q consequent reduction oI
prices Of all kindsg"
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PAYMENT OF silver Coin.

According to our dispatches, the GOV
.,,nep, is going 10 commence paying out
,ilr., coin in small amounts to-day. II
,oe, mol. seem likely to amount TO much
Notwithstanding all that has been said
,b,,, /, lately. Like the famous humble
bte. the announcement was biggest at its
bir,b and has been getting smaller ever
.iocc, until now it has dwindled down
% a decidedly small affair. The New
Yoik Post says that including the bullion
.upi at tho Assay office there is less thar
$4,000 silver coin in the Sub.Treasury
,p1 that in the estimation Of those who
OpgAtto know there is not over a million
IN ,be country. There is still a premium
1870 81 cents on small change, and
rbi,e that is the case such coin will not
circulate.
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steamer News.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-Arrived-The
steamship Wyoming, from Liverpool.
LONDON, October 27.-The steamships
Lady Lycett and Sllesia, from New York
Scandinavian, from Montreal, and In.
diana, from Philadelphia, have arrived
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 27-Isaac Maykew
(colored) was found this morning on The
Memphis & Charleston railroad near this
city, with his head split open. Il Is sup
posed he was run over by passing train
during last night.
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THE tankage capacity Of the Oil Re.
gion isl set down at 100000 barrels,
The tanks vary in size from 10000 to 30
90 barrels each. Their cost varies from
forty cents to sixty cents per barrel,
depending upon size and location OF tank.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-In the trial OF the
Tlchborne claimant the examination Of
witnesses for the defense closed to-day,
and the Court adjourned until Wednes-
day, when the hearing OF testimony in re.
buttal will begin.
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AN effort is being made to ascertain the
precise location Of old Fort steuben, at
steubenvllle. The fort was built in 1857,
and destroyed by fire in 1900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

THE Boston Transcript observes that
Natures AutumnAl toilet this year Ia
grandlY beautiful" When the Boston edl.
tor drops into poetry, all the Muses. leave
Oh "jawlug" each other TO listen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

JENNIE DAILY, the "wiCkedest woman
of indianapolis" is going to retire to Eu.
rope on her 100000, while virtue goes
on being is own reward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

COLUMBUS, Oct. 27.-willlam Aliens
net majority for Governor OF Ohio Is S17.
Isaac Welsh's net majority for State
Treasurer 10 III.
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Hon. John F. Potter Of Roger Pryor,
bowie knife notoriety is q candidate for
State Senate on the Liberal Democratic
ticket in his district in Michigan.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-An election for mu.
nicipsl officers occurred in several places
yesterday, generally resulting in Republic
can successes,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 27.-The Intrauslgente
vessels have obtain 100000 reals BY the
plundering Of a merchantmen off Valen-
cia.
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No Tidings Of the steamship Ismalia.
GLASGOW, Oct. 27.-There are no tidlngs
of the steamship Ismalia, nearly q month
out from New York Those Immediately
Interested fear the vessel 10 lost. s' +
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Editor Shot.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. a7.-John NJ.
Reisly, this afternoon, fatally shot Lloyd
L. Clary, editor Of the Daily Tines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

ACCORDING to the Carrollton Chronicle
money is worth 1s TO 20 per cent in that
town,
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The YirginIa Campaign.

The Republicans had grand rally
at Richmond on Saturday night, at which
Col. HuouEs, the Republican candidate
for Governor, HORACE MAYNARD, OF Ten
nessee, and others made speeches.
remarked recently that the Conser-
ya,iye papers were making a good deal
out of the Colonel's record by contrasting
his position as one OF the editors Of that
ran,ing, rebellious and pro.slavery sheet,
the Richmond Examiner, during the war,
with bis present position as Radical
candidate for Governor.
Upon this point the Colonel, however,
expressed himself as follows:
"Before the war we had laws, institu-
tions. and q system Of society wholly dil-
ierent from that now existing. He was
loyal TO the old system until Il passed
away. Since then he had been loyal to
the nav. The old heavens and earth
nassed away and q new heavens and earth
appeared. Old Noah himself, when the
earth was to be covered with water, for
sock the dry land and took water: Why,
| If a man has been sinner all his life Is he
| 10 20 to the devil rather than be charged
with inconsistency by becoming q Chris
tian"
Pretty good for the Col. we say. We
like to see one Of the old time pro slav'
cry sinners coming down after this fash
ion. We remember their fieers and jeers
at the bare idea Of Republicanism-"black
Republlcanism" 1t was in those days
on Virginia soil before the war. That
grain Of mustard seed, like that old one o.
the Scripture, has had a wonderful
growth, and sure enough now, as then,
the birds Of the air in the shape ot Office
reekers roost very thick In It's branches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-28

IT costs "a cents per bushel to ship
wheat from Toledo to New York by rail-.
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Fire at conarlata. NY.

SYRACUSE, Oct. ga fire broke out
in Consstata last night which was
quenched this morning after burning over
six acres oi territory, destroying three
hotels, thirty.two dwellings and between
forty and fifty places Of BUSINESS. Total
loss estimated by insurance sgents $780,.
900. Total insurance 100000. The fire
was undoubtedly incendiary. The bust
ness portion ofthe town was all destroyed
except the Beecher block. The citizens
held meeting tonight and passed reso-
lutions inviting pecuniary aid OF charita-
bic everywhere, and appointed Mr.. d. e..
Raisbacht, cashier Of the Conastata Bank
TO receive any contributions. A committee
was also appointed to investigate the
cause OF such frequent fires.
SECOND DISPATCH. II.
SYRACUSE, Oct 27.-The fire at Gonas.
tata was first discovered shortly after mid
night in o barn in the rear Of the Beecher
block and adjoining the Eagle Hotel, and
o wooden building on Centre street. 1t
quickly communicated TO the hotel and
Spencer's mandatory Of optical instrn-
ments adjoining the postofice. A
strong southerly wind prevailed du.
ring the fire. The north width Of the
track of the fire was about half block,
and the flames swept everything up to
the canal. They then leaped over the
canal, and travelling one block on the
other side made the destruction complete
The stores destroyed were mostly wood
en-, with occasional brick buildings in
terspersed. An engine was sent
from Oneida and the Conastata engine
played on the fire, but tho violence Of the
gale, In spite Of the drenching rain, neu-
tralized all their efforts. Finally there
being nothing to burn in that direction,
the fire was subdued two hours before
the discovery Of this fire. The barn be.
longing TO the Central Railroad, and used
for storing hay, was burned, together
with 100 tons Of hay and several cars.
This was also the work Of an incendiary,
This Is the third disastrous conflagration
there within six months involving an ag-
gregate loss Of over $1,000 The only
hotel left standing Is temporary struc-
ture erected on the site Of the April fire.
All Of the fires have doubtless been the
work Of incendiaries. The inhabitants
contemplate the appointment OF vlgi-
lance committee to preserve what Is; left
Of the village.
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n. W. Burt s. Co., bankers and bro.
kers Of Buffalo, N. Y, have resumed bust
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to tho IntollI gencer.

By tho Western Union Line.
Dhaea Northwest cor, OF Main and Monroe hts
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DyPARrMxRf,
OFFICE OF zuR CHIEF SIGNAL OF1IoBn.
WARRINGTON, D. c., OcI. 1880 P.r
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DURE CRAB oIDER-75BARRELs
J. strictly pure, in store and 70, Eale eX :,
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THoS. r. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.

RI; DRvRrEs, aea.l Agent, Wheeling. !.
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Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at tho Union Ticket oflce,
in MLuro House, and at the station OF Bridge.
port. r. Z. MYERS,
jyis General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
|&AMM&S
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ %, 1879, Trains will leave Wheeling AZ fol.
lows Wheeling time: :.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct 27.-Nine
cases Of yellow fever have been reported
for the past 4S hours.
The State Fair is postponed from Nov.
Cd TO the 18th.
A heavy rain occurred here this morn
ing, but the weather is not cold yet.
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Put up in Large Boxes at SO cents each
(ncarly three times rs large AS the hoX represented
pboYc]. Prepared ly MISS O. SAWYER, and
put up by J.. M. ROBBINS, Wholesale
a Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt Of siyty
cents, by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockand, Nc.
THIS VALUABLE SALVE Is SOLD EY
ALI. DEALERS ~ MEDICINES.
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A C0mical Mule story.

W We have already entered our protest
against telling incredible stories in news
sfapers, and copy the following from the
sy Memphis appeal, merely as an example of
the great length to which the practice may
sometimes be carried:
Last Saturday gentleman living near
Madison Station, ON the Memphis and Lit.
tie Rock road, left his home to 90 to the
village. He had not proceeded more than
two hundred yards, mounted on ineal
descendant OF Balaam's ass, when he en-
couatered "A great black bear. The bear was
astonished, and without taking time to
think, hurried up scaly bark hickory and
Asted himself very comfortably on n limb,
Forty feet from the ground The
! Hspletely puzzled. Ifhc rode
8se to get his gun, the bear
~ escape. He therefore tied
"a long cared melancholy mule,
fifty years ofage, to the body ofthe
1.-THE mule was bridle-wise, but no
ySile would hold him, and strong leather
tblc was kept coiled about his neck
sssDthis he was fastened to the tree. The
r started to the house, and Bruin di-
Il his plans, deemed it proper to get
lie doubtless suspected that gun
N Eomlng. lie came slowly down tear
my fhe bark from the body of the tree 1t
Eattled about the sleepy mules head, who
had not yet seen the bear and dreamed not
.g8of the proximity Of the ugly beast The
3 bear descended slowly till he was within
five feet of ID mules great ugly head.
gen 1t was that the stupid, innocent, I'M
5. gpecting mule looked up. He had never
On bear before. His knees smote one
other. He grew pale in the face. His
nc xua 1
inner said-halfa foot. His tail was slow
lited, tue hairs all turned awry, till it
sod at an angle of forty-fiye degrees
Re his spinal column, and then it WINS
pc mule hoved a sigh and smoled n
al was an unearthly sound; the
d, fifty yardk away, says it shook the
EouNt where he st0od, watching the pro-
Sress ofevents. The bear suddenly twisted
itself about and reas cended to its perch,
saThe mule swooningly fell at the base of the
81 tree. lie lay still and apparently lileless for
81 time, when Bruin again attempted the de-
scent; but the terrified mule howled and
-Tsilred even more terribly aud piteously
Ehen the bark began to fall and he dash
and danced about the tree go frantically
Flat Bruin hesitated, and finally, in stupe-
fed amazement, sat upon the limb upon
KS Fhich he first rested. The farmer came
with his rifle and n bullet soon stopped the
pulses OF the bear. 1t fell heavily beside
the mule, and strange to tell, as told to us,
the mule and bear died side by side; the
/ one, ofa mortal wound the other, ofmortal
terror. The bear was still black as Erebus
PIE mules face was already white with
y indescribable agony ofmortal fear.
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F'YTN'N
Dr. GskRyEN'G TAR fsEl7H fAbsES
Cure Encipient Consumption.
Dr. GASyEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure CatarrEs.
gbr. GAKSVHN'S 'FAts REMEDIES
Cure Asthimass,
Dr. GAEsyHN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
Dy. GARylN'S T'AEs REMEDIES
Cure Skim Diseases,
str, saAEsVaN'S E'AEE aeR;Ess3sasEs
Regulate the B.ivcr.
Dr. GAEeyAN'S FAIR REMEDIES
Regulate heStOssa;scla and Bowels
Dr. GA9eyHN'S 'FiEs REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weaknesses,
zss,s GAssyls'S 's'Ass ssEYa slDAES
Purify the Esi0Od.
asE. GAEsVEN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Cure Discusses OF line 'FssrOat.
ssr, saAEsyHN'S 's'Aas BSEsEF.Ass!se
tlt,Ie bsrOsscssit;s.
hfr. GAEeyEN'S FARE REMEDIES
Cure "Esosc Cola, " or "kEay Fever"
ssr. GAFsVEN'S TAse Ess:EasiBEES
Cure E.ssshs Bessnaars,
ssr. saAssyBN's FAEs EsEME;G,tEs
Cure Constipation.
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Cure Salt EsheWMa.
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Dr. GAEsvEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Prevent Cholera e Xallaw Fever
CDR. GAEsVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
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DF. GAEsyHN'S TAks GeEHaEBfE;s
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Dr. GAFeVBN'a FAEs REM aiss1E3s
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Restore the Weak and DcbiIitated
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with the Emanr other
10 the public articles
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ClILDREN'S 0NEECOATS, $50 In H..
BOYS OV ERGO ATS, 81 to $40.
MEMS OVER OATS & to SIS.
BOYS SUITS. 81 To $40
YOUTHS SUITS. 81 to Sl5
MEMS SUITS, ~ to $lS
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

HERE You have salvc combining soothing nnd
Il healing properties, with no dangerous ingrc,l-
lent. remedy mt hand for the many pains and
hhches, wounds and bruises to which ilcsh is heir.
liz more easily applied than many other remedies
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
It is prepared by Miss .Sa,rycy WHO ha. used it
IN her own extensive treatment Of the sirk +
nearly twenty years, with great success
The principal diseases for which Til. .alvr IL re.
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Scdtds Cm&, Rtafsea, Group, CiuohCd Lips, and
Sores on ChiIci,rR
1t never fails to cure Rheumatism if properly
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three lines
aday. In several cases it has cured palsicd limbs.
For Ittes it has been discovered TO be sure rem.
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted for yrnr,
have been relieved by few applications For I'm.
Stpe|ds 1t works wonders, ;ay ing the inflammation
and qucting the patient. For fh0pfrd WoAds it
produces cure Immediately. Let those with SAT-
Hhe"ni Obtain this Saye, and apply it freely, and
they viii find it Invaluable. 1t is good in eases OF
Sc,0tmia and TtUaOts. Gtncels have been cured
with it. The best Salve ever invented for SroRea
sure to afford relief. Sore or Ue0k Eye8-- Rub 1t
on the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf.
ness BY putting In the cars on piece of cotton.
For FeI0nS this is superior to anything known.
For fWYies this acts like a charm. For Barns
and Scdtds, apply the Savc ut once and it givcs
Immediate relief For Old Sores, apply once II
day.
Not among the least of the Invaluable properties
of MISS SAwfER'S SALvE are its beneficial effects
on the hair. ltnbbc! on the scalp, in five or six
different parts, it promotes the growth Of the hair
prevents it turning gray, and on bald spots pro.
duccs new growth of hair. No lady should be
without this lngaqnhle article rs an Indispensable
SosleiiG Tor .he toilet. II craaicatcs landruf and
2iscasG iroom the head, and 5lotehes aud pimplca
from the face.
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BUSINESS PANTS, 81 o. $3.50. 81 30, una sGnl
DRESS PANTS l,jo $50 Gj1 and $50.
We design to make this large sud speedy sale, and
offer such Inducements as will lead you to buy. Let
every one In want Of Clothing and get the
choice OF the first consignment. We want onr cusu-
mers and the gems al Baltimore to have the whole Of
this stock Of Clothing which, together with our own
Will constitute hnnlrrd thousand Coats Pants
and Vests to r disposed of Ia the ctZrms Of baltimore
If they appreciate efforts to supply them with good
substantial Clothnga low prices. II this stock does
not meet with speedy sale shall ship 1t to Wash
inEton house, but shall give Baltimore nance at il
first We have cSerted ourselves 10 get the control OF
this stock and trust thn citizens I'll Baltimore will al
preciuc. Bear ia mind that you san now secure sub
stnntal bargains in CLOTHING inr MEN YOUTHS aud
BOYS.