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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-27
A senalble Yonng WomrLann,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Two young
men, named Rogers and Garwood, rivals
for the hand Of . young lady named An.
mic Templeton, fought duel Sunday last,
in the northeast portion oi this county.
At the first fire, Rogers received severe
wound In tho right arm, the ball hitting
Just above the wrist and coming out at
the elbow, Garwood escaped, unhurt,
his antagonists ball passing through the
skirt Of his coat. Rogers will lose the
use of his arm. The young lady now
declares that she will have nothing more
to do with either Of the men. - 10 q,
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A Couple of Brutes Disposed of.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-J. P. Dunn and a
young man named Clark called at the
house Of . farmer named Mercer, about
seven miles from Lexington, No., Monday
evening, and commenced insulting the la-
dies of the house. Mercer and his son.in.
law demonstrated, and were assaulted and
badly beaten: In the melee Mercer and
his son.in.law obtained possession Of q
shot gun and musket, and fired upon the
assaiiants. Clark was killed almost In.
stantly, and Dunn died during the night.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict Of
justifiable homicide.
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The Danger Of Keeping Money on
Hand,

CNo1NNATI, Nov. 28.-Joseph Harmes,
an unoffending and respected German
gardener, was shot and mortally wounded
In his own house, seven miles west Of this
city, near Warsaw, OF z o'clock this even.
ing, BY o man representing bimseli to be
Fred. Klesver, OF this city. Kleaver Is q
baggage master on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton 6 Dayton Railroad, and was In the
city OF that hour. This leaves the identity
Of the murderer mystery. The motive
Ia thought to be 10 rob Harmes. When
the shot was fired, Mrs. Harmes ran and
gaze the alarm, and the murderer ran
away, but came back and ahot HArmes
again. Both balls entered the left temple,
but being from 0 small pistol, did not
penetrate deeply. The neighbors are in.
tensely excited. Two well dressed stran.
gers had been seen walking along the
road In the afternoon, but were unknown
to the citizens. Harmes had but about
800 cash about five months ago, and 1t
was thought he had got It back and was
keeping It in his hoyse. Harmes wounds
are considered mortal: No suspicion
rests on Kleaver here, as II is thought he
will clearly prove an alibi.
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A Strange Sight.

We mean the sight Of ALEX. q. STE
pHRss, Of Georgia, Vice.P President Of the
late Southern Conlederacy, back in Wash.
lpgton City again US q member elect OF
Congress. He is one Of the lions too Of
the town. ais opinions are sought for
and telegraphed all over the country on
the Cuba question. He,is In favor Of the
squlsition OF Cuba at this time. Indeed
be says he always was In favor Of It.
STEPHENS will be o man OF no mean
influence in the next House, invalid as he Is
and rebel as he was. He not unpopular
with the Republicans,n Notwithstanding the
gulf between his opinions and theirs.
They remember him kindly for his re
cords sake when secessin was first mooted,
Then, too, they can afford to be msgnani-
nous to all rebels not absolutely vicious,
for their majority is still very large in the
coming Congress. STEPHENS is man Of
tlne sense and will appreciate good treat
ment, and the people of Georgia, with
whom he is favorite, will also appreci-
ate 1t. Notwithstanding his heresies
we are glad to see him back in Congress.
All the foreign Ministers can look down
from the Diplomatic Gallery and gaze
on him through their opera glasses as a
spared monument Of this great Govern
ments exceeding clemency towards Its
erring children. Instead OF hanging and
quartering our rebels we send them TO
Congress when they behave themselves
This Is q novelty that we suppose the
Spanish Minister will very imperfectly
comprehend. We don't do a Virginius
buainess 10 this country. We simply
punish in the mild form Of carpet baggers
STEPHENS can tell the ministers all about
that. They had a man named BULLOCK,
In Georgia since the war.
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Finance and Politics at Memphis

Finance and Politics at Memphis
MEMPH1s, Noy. 90. The First National
Bank, which was forced to suspend on
the Goth Of September from the effects Of
the panic, yellow fever and other causes,
but re.opened October 1st for new busi-
ness, has completed arrangements for re-
sumption on It's old basis, and Is now
awaiting the proper form OF authority
from Washington. Owing to the exigen.
cles Of the times, bills receivable
have not been realized upon to the extent
anticipated, many debtors claiming ex-
tensions. But the deficiency Is 10 be
made good by an assessment on the stock.
holders.
A citizens meeting last night ratified
Busby's nomination for Mayor, and de-
clared Charles G. Locke nominated for
City Tax Collector and Police Sergeant
Rodgers for Wharfmaster. There are sew.
eral other candidates for the latter Office,
and there will be another candidate for
Mayor, either John overton, Jr, or John
League.
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Roller Explosion.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. 2e.-At Cooks
shlngle mill, in this morning, boiler eI-
ploded, killing Henry q. Provost, one of
the hands, and injuring seven or eight
others, two or three seriously, but, It Is
thought, not, fatally. Richard Lippin.
colt, one Of the proprietors Of the mill /,
was knocked down, bruised and scalded,
but was able 10 assist In the rescue Of
others. The explosion was caused by
lack Of water In the boiler. One man
was blown fry feet, through an opening
in the mill, on to pile Of logs.
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A Genuine specimen Of Arkansas,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 26.-0n
Monday, at Fulton, man named Puck
cit and two brothers named .Cassidsy got
into dispute over game OF fcards, when
Puckett shot both of the Cassidays, NOR.
tally wounding one, from the effects Of
which he soon died, and seriously wound.
ing the other. Puckett was arrested and
started overland for the county seat,
Washington. Ashort distance from Full.
ton he was shot from the brush, and fell
10 the ground and was lett for dead. The
officer went after assistance, and on 70.
turning found Pickett had gone. he was
soon found, however, trying to make his
escape. Though badly hurt, he was taken
back TO Fulton, and yesterday put on "a
train for Hope station, there TO be con-
yeyed 10 Washington. A party oil Irish.
men endeavored to stop the train and take
possession of the prisoner for the purpose
Of lynching him, but were deferred by the
officers. Il Is reported that Puckett died
last night Ut
The Washington postottice was robbed
last night Of 81 100.
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The Parkersburg Bank Directors and
Directors Generally. 80 I,


The Parkersburg Times does not con-
cur in the Journals statement about the
capitalists and bank directors ot that
place. On the contrary 1t dissents. 1t
admits however that there is one director
amenable to such q critiSm, viz-"that
director who got scared and withdrew his
funds from the bank Of which he was a
director" With this. one exception, how.
ever, II says that tho Bank directors
down there "are men Of acknowledged
tioancial ability, Of great foresight, watch
iulness and incessant care for the best in.
terests Of the banks under their manage
meut" This Is putting the case strong
on behalf Of the directors and obliges US TO
call on the Journal Tor an explanation. We
have a suspicion that the Times In its
haste to repel the reflections Of the Jour
nal Is too extravagant in its lsudations.
There are not q vast number Of Bank Dl-
rectors throughout the country 70 whom
its eulogisfc language can be truthtully
applied. The record Of failures and de-
ialcatiops in Banks and Insurance COM
pauIes, and In all sortS OF companies,
shows that 1t Is q lamentable fact that dl-
rectorships are too often purely nominal
positions. The Parkersburg directors VIC
have no doubt are quite as good as the
average. A correspondent Of the New
York Times calls attention to the fact
that but few directors as general thing
know much ol the. real condition OF their
banks. They are prone to leave every
thing in the hands Of the officers who are
paid for attending TO the banks. Hence,
as the correspondent says, when
trouble comes 1t Ia the old story Of
misplaced confidence. This Is generally
the explanation, and the public is ex.
pected TO acceptit. But, says the writer
in the TTmes, this should not be the ex-
pectation Of the directors: gy
They should and must be required 10 be
something more than mere appendages
they must be required TO be familiar with
all the transactions Of the bank; 10 chech
hazardous action on the part Of officers; L
leave no opportunity open for successiu
secre! action Of any kind; In short, to Dc
what their name signi6es-direet the Of
fairs Of the bank.
What business man subscribes 70 tht
opinion given BY the receiver Of the VnioI
Trust Company In 0 recent interview viii
q repoEterS BE said II one officer Of
bank tried TO perpetrate fraud he coult
easily be detected, but II two conspire,
together they could carry on their opera
tons for years, and the directors would b
unable to detect them. And this gentle,
man is President oi bank In the saml
street. This % very comfortable reflec
tion for the depositors In his bank, Il
be told by its President that II
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LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
Madrid says that the North German
squadron were on Tuesday last formed In
line Of battle before Cartagena TO enforce
The demand upon the insurgents for the
restoration Of 25,OO0 peztas which had
been extorted from the German subjects
10 the city. Upon notice that the refusal
would be followed by bombardment, the
insurgents paid the money.
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d, THE anxiety Of Great Britain that the
United States should proceed Immediately
to whip Spain because Of the Cuban
affairs, may proceed from the motives 1ago
had In agging on Rodrigo to attack Caasio:
'Now whether he kill Cassie.
Or Casio him, or each do Kill the other,
/, Every way makes my gain" n 3-,.r
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MIXING II with Religion.

NEW YORK, Nov. ee.--An anniversary
Of the massacre OF medical students o.
the University Of Havana, which took
place three years ago, will be suitably OBJ
served in the Church ol Santiago de
Cuba, In this city, tomorrow. The mas
sacre OF those seized on board the Viz
glpius will also be commemorated o.
aome future time. .--- ,--..---
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NEW York, Nov. 28.-The plasterers
Of Brooklyn have struck to force the EN-.
ployers 10 guarantee "a per day during
the winter, which they generally refuse.
The President Of the Plasterers Union
was arrested on the charge Of threatening
nen.union working men. The employing
plasterers Of Brooklyn voted not to accede
10 the demand Of the workmen for per
day to be guaranteed during the winter.
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Agricultural Report for November
rShoyeth as Follows. ,cT I

WAsHrNaToN, D. O., Nov. 28.-That
the corn crop OF the country promises to
be quite as short as the crop OF 1869. The
preliminary report In that year indicated
q total Of S74 100000 bushels, which was
800 900, 900 less than the estimate. Pres.
ent returns point to the product Of $751;
100000. Estimate OF last years crop 10
Illinois was 217,000.000. estimate Of the
present crop Is 132,000000. Only six
States with short crops, equal to last
years, viz: Virginia, Georgia, Florida,
West Virginia, Oregon and Rhode Island.
The per centage oi tho deficiency In the
principal corn growing sections In com.
parison with the total product oflast year
Is as follows: ..i..- I
Kentucky, 4 per cent; Ohio, II; Indiana,
90; Illinois, 80; Iowa, 2s; Missouri; 92;
Kansas, 81; deficiency for New York, 8
per cent; Pennsylvania, 10 In most OF
The Southern States the crop Is smaller
than that OF last year. 2 q
The cotton reports Of November are un.
like those Of a comparative condition ear.
lier in the season, aud make the exact
estimates Of the expected crop In each
county stated in the form Of Q per centagc
OF last years crop. The aggregate Of
these estimates varies little from 8, 200, 600
bales. The season for picking has been
unusually fine this year, yet the result
may be modified by the exceptionally un-
favorable season in the latter part Of No
vember. .....-
The State percentage in comparison
with last years are calculated as follows:
North Carolina 9S, South Carolina 90,
Georgia 97, Florida 81, Alabama 81, Mis-
sissippi IS, Louisiana 80, Texas 112, Ar
kansas 109, Tennessee 102 per cent. These
figures would be much lower but for the
increase in the area planted. The esti-
mated total area In round numbers Is
$500. 900 acres.
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Declared Rankrup, q, Last.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-In the U. 8.
District Court this morning Jay Cooke d
Co. were declared bsnkrupts and ], Gll.
lingham Fell appointed receiver. The
Judge minated that future proceedings
shonld be had under the 43d section Of
the bankrupt act which authorizes the
appointment OF o trustee and committee
by the creditors. |'"-
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what the Cold Snap North of Us Is
E. Doing. ''-h = +.

MONTREAL, Nov. 28.-The tug Wren
got through Beauharris canal, liberating q
number Of propellers and barges. II Is
thought the canal will be reopened to al.
low the feet Of western bound boats to
reach their destination. Yesterday and
last nights trains were considerably de-
layed BY 0 snow storm, the heaviest this
early In the season ior many years.
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coIored Convention.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2B.-A convention Of
colored men Of Kentucky met at Frank.
fort yesterday and appointed delegates to
the National Convention Of their color,
which assemblies at Washington, Decem-
Der 9th. Many resolutions Of an inde.
pendent character were. passed, among
them one asserting their right to an equal
division Of the offices with the white por.
tion oi the Republican party, and II not
granted this right they will not with any
party In the future which will best secure
that recognition. They also assert their
right to sit as jurymen. cgi iIp8 |
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Riliinrto do her DntY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2e.-A Washington
special says the government at Madrid
declares that 1t Is willing and resolved to
restore the Virginius and yield the other
claims Of the United States. Its only re.
quest now being that the fact shall be
first established that the Virginius was
entitled to the protection Of the American
fac.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 2G.-orders have
been given, to recruit the Marine corps up
70 the full standard as provided by law,
Il Is rumored 10 Naval circles that Ad.
miral Porter will command the West
India squadron, but there is no official
knovledge Of this matter. #
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NEW York, Nov. 26.-At an auction
sale Of Scranton coal to-day, 10000 tons
were sold OF the following prices, and
compared with previous sales: Steam
boat, 1000 tons, Nov. 26th, ! s5a4 20
Oct. Goth, a S0a4 S5. NGrate, 1900 tons,
Nov. 26th, "a 97ia5 90; Oct. 29th, $5 90,
Egg, 5000 tons, Nov. 26th, $5 Soi Oct
29th, $5 30. rsEg "a .InHH-
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The Catholic Conflict In Germany
still Going On. 81 %

BERLIN, Nov. 26.-Archbishop Ledo.
chowski, upon whom fresh sentence has
lust been pronounced for instituting
priests contrary to law, has now been
ordered to resign his position within one
week from the date Of the notice. He
has received o letter from the Pope ex'
hortiug him 10 f1rmness.
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OMAHA, NRB., Nov. 26.-Btocf Kin.
ney, well known lawyer Of this State,
fell this morning from the third story Of
the Grand Central to the first floor, injur.
ing himself very seriously,
A terrific wind storm prevailed here
Ben. Hogan has q benefit here tonight.
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ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 26.-The first mort.
gage bond holders Of the st. Joseph &
Denver Railroad instituted suit at Topeka,
KS, yesterday for the purpose Of tore.
closing the mortgage or that line and
selling the road and It's lands: The Feb.
ruary and August interest for 1878 Is due
and unpaid, amounting to 100000
The amount Of bonds is 100000.
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Tiffany & Co. Robbed.

NEW York, Nov. GA member Of
the firm Of Tiffany s. Co. reports that they
have been robbed by q salesman Of large
quantity Of valuable diamonds. Up to
noon the police had made little progress
IN the case. .''r fH..
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sr. LOUIS, Nov. GA private letter
from o gentleman on the United States
snag boat OF work on the Red river
ran, Gays the work Of cutting Che channel
through that obstruction Is almost COM
pleted. A few days more and there will
be uninterrupted navigation to all points
on Red river.
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New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The Aldermen OF
This city to-day passed . resolutionto take
the iniiiatory steps TO issue temporary le-
gal tenders, secured by the city, In pay.
ment for labor on the city works. This Is
10 be done on account OF the inability to
dispose OF the city bonds.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 90.-A Conven-
tion Of Grapgers held here to-day adopted
resolutions urging the refunding of the
cotton tax to the legitimate claimants and
In favor Of the construction Of tho Allan.
tic & Great Wesiern Canal.
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Robson sun Flying Around.

New YoRK, Nov. 90 Secretary Robe.
son and the United States Naval Con.
structor, visited the Navy Yard this
morning. Work is being urged forward
rapidly, and on Thanksgiving Day all
hands in the Yard will be employed. One
hundred men were added to the force this
morning. ...-.,r... ....-,...
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Lieut. Gen. sheri-
dan left for Washington last night by the
teno'clock train. II Is understood that he
goes In obedience to IN official summons
TO confer In regard to military affairs. In
the case Of war with Spain, Gen. Sheri.
dan will have the chief command in the
field.
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500 Canal Boats Frozen Up.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2G.-The superin-
tendent Of the Produce Exchange receiv-
ed telegram from the Canal Collector at
Utica, stating that canal navigation Ia
closed at that place and that five hundred
canal boats are frozen up in the vicinity.
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That irving scoundrei.

NEW York, Nov. 2e.-John 7. Irving,
the self accused murderer Of Mr.. Nathan
pleaded not guilty to-day to the indict-
ment charging him with burglar at the
pawnshop In the Bowery and stealing
100000 worth Of property.'
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Rninhnrnd W,ih KnIfa.

ClEcrsNATI, Nov. 26-Ina 0 quarrel be.
tween two cart men, James McHale and
Martin Duffee yesterday, the latter was
horribly cut and mangled BY kntfe In
the hands Of McHale, and viii undoubt.
edlY die from the wounds.
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Eyar,s to the Rescue.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26-Tweed Is to be
kept in the Tombs several days to allow
him tosettle his private business. VIM.
N. Evarts, 1t Is reported, has been added
to his counsel, and he will apply for q
stay of proceedings.
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Quoting a CircuIar ON Us.

MADRID, Nov. 27.-The lgnaldan news.
paper justifies the execution Of the Viz
ginius captives, and cites as a precedent
for the action Of the Spanish authorities
the circular issued by the United States
government during the war declaring
Confederate privateerS pirates.
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spin,nrer sick

WASHINGTON, Nov. so,-Treasurer
Spinner has been in bad health for some.
time and Is not able to attend to official
duties., He suffers very much from low
malarial fever and has had several chllls
lately - -
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PouaHKREPs1E, Nov. 20.-The Glas-
gov, q small boat made from the Polaris,
In which the Buddipgton party were res.
cued by Whaler Ravenscraig, will be for
warded to the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington.
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ANniorioua Judre ReaIrns

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2G.-Charles T..
Sherman, o. 8. District Judge for North.
ern District Of Ohio has resigned TO take
effect the first Of December, and Martin
Walker, formerly q member Of Congress
has been appointed. 5.. .H.I.'.
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NEW York, Nov. 2e.-one hundred
and eight recruits have been ordered 10
Fort Leavenworth for assignment TO the
9th Cavalry.
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The ,Welland Canal.

PORT CoLBURNE, oET., Nov. 2e,-The
ice in the Welland canal Is pretty thick.
The tug Jennie Griffin was cut through
by It this morning and sunk. Vessels
are still passing and some twenty are on
Lake Ontario bound through. ggn5o o.,
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Going to Liberia.

new YORK, Nov. 2G.-Among the pass.
engers by the bark Jasper, which sails
for Liberia the latter part Of the present
week will be several colored men from
the South, who are assisted by the Ameri.
can Colonization Society! "
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FIontlnr Ice in the Hndson,

PouaH1RpsrE, Nov. 26.-The Hudson
is filed with floating Ice and the stuyves-
ant d frozen over. The steamer Thomas
Powell passed here going north this morn
ing. Weather quite cold.
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An oraer to sell Lake shore.

NEW York. Nov, 26.-Brown Broa,
have obtained orders In the United States
District Court empowering them to sell
Q 600 shares Of Lake Shore held by them
as security for $780, 1000 loaned to Dodge,
Grinnell' & Co ,.s
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 2o.-The City Clerk
today forwarded $24,920 10 the Park
Bank, New York, to pay the interest now
due on the bonded debt Of tho city.
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LONDON, Nov. 26.-sir John Duke
Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice OF the
Courts Of Common Pleas, Is 10 be raised
to the peerage. He will become Baron
Coleridpe.
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CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. GOA State Grange
OF Patrons Of HuSbandry has been organ
ICED here, s....