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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 14.-In the House TO-
day bill was introduced TO authorize
purchasers Of unfinished railroads to COM
plete the same just Us might have been
done originally by the company selling
the road. House bill 10 50 amend the Ii.
quor law Of 1854, Gs to make the oct o!
selling liquor to minors prima tiIc!G evi.
dence OF guilt, was defeated by vote OF
90 to 80.
Sneak thieves entered the room Of Hon
William Cooper at the American Hotel,
this morning, and stole valuable gold
watch.
In the House this afternoon the follow.
Ing bills were passed: Tho House bill to
give livery stable keepers lien upon
stock they have boarded and cared for;
House bill 10 so amend the Insurance
law as to provide that fire insurance
companies may organize and do business
in Ohio on $lO0,000 capital and to change
the valuation Of life policies from 4 TO
At per cent; Senate bill 10 require officers
ofrailroads now in process oI construction
and the officers Of telegraph companies to
report annually to the Railroad Commis'
sioners; House bill to abolish the office OF
Road Supervisor; House bill 10
provide that II holders Of Railroad
bonds vote on their bonds they
shall be liable for double the amount Oi
OF their bonds; House bill 10 punish
public officers for receiving bribeS, by
fine and Imprisonment and 10 make them
ineligible 10 hold office. A bill was intro.
duced by the Committee on Colleges, TO
establish an Ohio University. The bill
proposes to consolidate tho Ohio Agricul.
iural College with Miami University at
Oxford and the Ohio University at
Athens and 10 provide that the two last
named institutions be used as branches ol
school whose head Is located in this
city.
In Senate. after a lengthy discussion oI
tho House Joint resolution 10, Censurc
Ohio members Of Congress who voted for
the retroactive salary bill, was adopted
after being 60 amended as to censure
those members who voted against the bill
but nevertheless took extra pay.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK March 14.-Charles Cordes
accused of the murder Of John Damn
pleaded guilty Of manslaughteI In the
third degree and was sentenced TO foul
years imprisonment.
The funeral OF the late Prof. James
Torrey took place at the West Presbyte'
rian Church yesterday and was very large
ly attended.
The private secretary Of Gov. Dix an
nounced to the sheriff to-day that the
Governor had written q letter TO Rev
DR.. Tying, saying that public safety and
Justice demanded the execution Of Foster.
The deputy sherifs are now guarding
him In the Tombs.
The Medical Commission has made an
examination of George Frances Train 10
determine his mental condition, but has
not yet made report. Train insists that
he Is sane. :
The Health Board has caused an In
spectIon to be made Of the Tombs. The
result Is not known, but 1t ls understood
that the building has been declared unfit
for habitation.
A banker announces the loss ol two
10 40 bonds, Nos. 1895 and 1907. The me-
COLLATION. Of the bonds has been stopped.
In case 10 recover the amount Of the trst
award for widening Broadway, Judge
shipman in the United States Court, has
affirmed the constitutlonslity Of the act Of
1871, and OF the second award.
General Van Buren, tho Commissioner
to the Vienna Exposition, sails tomorrow.
The Directors Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to-day, elected the
following officers: George W. Csss, Prest'
dent; Z. D. Wright. Vice President; R.
D. Rice, Resident Vice President on the
Pacific coast; A. L. Pitchsrd, Treasurer,
and Samuel Wilkinson, Secretary.
The City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool,
has arrived.
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MISSOURI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bribery.

SulcIde..FIre-.L Legislative Bribery.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 14:-John
hIalloy, usher in the church Of Messiah Of
this city and son Of tho librarian Of Mon.
treal, Canada, died at one o'clock this
morning from the effects of scverlng the
main arteries OF one of his arms, he wound
being selt.inilict0d. Disappointed love
was the cause of the net.
Several frame business houses in Savan'
ali, Missouri were burned Wednesday
night. Loss not reported.
Quite u scene occurred in the lower
House of the Legislature, yesterday, on
one OF the members stating an Oiler had
been made 10 bribe him 10 vote for the
insurance bill before the House. lie &C.
cuscd Frank HickoX, a lobbyist, with OF.
iering him 800. The friends Of the bill
assert they do not know Hickox and say
the charge was o ruse to defeat the bill
Great excitement prevailed for q time and
further discussion Of the bill was post
poncd. Hickox worked In the interest o.
Col. B0gy, during the Senatorial contest
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Moro Bribery in the Missouri LegiS.
latuFe,

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-The House TO-
day appointed a committee to investigate
the charges Of on attempt to bribe mem.
bers Of the House TO vote for the insur-
ance bill. Mr.''Burgcr, the member who
charged Frank Hickox with attempting 10
bribe him, testified that during the pen
dency Of the bill Hickox sent for him. he
went outside Of the chamber, and Hickox
told him 1t would be 500 in his pocket i
he voted for the bill; that he (HickoxI
could be held responsible for the amount
as insurance men had bushels Of money.
Subsequently, HiCkoX told Burger tha'
sequence of an amendment that had been
made TO the bill. Hickox did not show
any money and did not soy the insurance
men had furnished any. He toldIHiCkox
that he could not be bought by 800 OF
1000.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.
Probability that Gladstone will Re-
sumo and John Bright Retire.

Probability that Gladstone will Re-
sumo and John Bright Retire.
LONDON, March 14-The morning jour,
mails contain no information Of definite
character in relation 10 the Cabinet crisis.
There iS q belief entertained that Glad
stone will resume the Premiership.
Derby is expected tomorrow. II is said
that 10 the event OF the dissolution Of
Parliament, John Bright will in cOnse'
quencR oil his poor health, retire altogether
from the House Of Commons.
LONDON, March l4-The Pal. Mai Ga.
sette says Disracl told the Queen ycster.
day that he was not prepared to form Il
Cabinet. The Gazette is confident that
under the circumstances Gladstone will
be recalled 10 the head Of the govern.
ment.
The GL0Je declares the latter assump.
lion unwaranted. Lords ~DerbY and
Cairns cannot. reach London until to-
morrow. Meanwhile nothing can be de-.
termined on, and oil talk on the subject
Of tho future Ministry must be pure specn'
lation.
LONDON, March ALL l.. M.-Disracli
ls still reluctant TO assume the task OI or
ganizing new government. 1t was posi-.
lively asserted ut the CaroltOn club this
afternoon that one thing is settled; name.
ly, II the Conservatives take the office,
Disraeli will inform the Queen tO-mOr.
row that it ia impossible for him TO form
Ministry, and will suggest that the re-
sponsibility be entrusted 10 the Earl Of
Derby, who has the support OF the old
Wings IN the reform club. The belief is,
that the chances Tor tho return OF the
Conservatives 70 power arc sinking, and
that Gladstone in few days will withdraw
his resignation. All parties arc opposed
to o dissolution OF Parliament. At u Cab.
met council held Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Gladstone repeatedly expressed a
wish 10 retire TO private life and his col
leagues used every argument in their
power 10 dissuadc him from his purpose.
The Earl of Derby is trying to form
Cabinet to be composed OF himself us
Premier; Disraeli, Chancellor Of the Ex.
checquer, Ward Hunt, Home Secretary;
Sir Stafford Northcote, Secretary for ln'
dia; Claiborne Hardy, Foreign Secretary;
Marquis OF Salisbury, President Of Coun:
Gil and Cairns Lord Chancellor. Lord
Derby's success is doubtful. If he fails
Lord GranvilIe's scratch" Cabinet will
come in and end with an appeal TO the
country.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF
A BANK CASHIER.
He Burns up all the Special Deposits
and Bills Receivable and
039,000 OF his his
own Bonds.
Then Goes Home and Shoots Himself
In the Presence of his Wife,

FRANKLIN, Pa, March 14.-The com.
munity here was thrown into state oi
the proiOundest excitement, this morn
ing, by the suicide of ThoS. F. Anderson,
cashier Of LambeSon'0 Bank. and one Of
the Oldest cashiers in tho Oil Regions,
he opened the bank as usual at 0 O'Clock
and transacted business with several Gus
toners. BE was afterwards noticed run.
ming in and out OF the bank In a hurried
and excited manner, and then hurrying
up Thirteenth street towards his resi-
dence. Smoke was then seen Issuing
from the bank, and the persons who had
noticed his maneuverings entered the
bank, supposing 1t to be on fire, where
they discovered the crate heaped up with
bank notes, bonds and bank papers being
consumed by the fire. The fire was cX
tiuguished as quickly as possible and the
notes, bonds, Sc. drawn out. Some were
In IL charred condition whilo others were
burned 10 ashes. Upon reaching his resi-
dence, some three squares distant, he ell
tered by the back way and handing his
vile letter said that he was about to
commit an awful act, at the same time
exposing a pistol, which he held in his
hund. She cndeHvored to take 1t from
him, but he tore himself from her, step
ped q few steps down into the yard, raised
his hand and fired, the ball entering
tho right temple. His wife fell fsinting.
He was conscious at intervals OF short
duration Tor an hour or more, but gave no
explanation Tor tho act and at 1880 ex-
pircd. Several letters were left by him
but their contents have not as yet been
mado public, a note was left on the coun'
ter saying that he had destroyed all the
special deposits and bills receivable;S S89,
900 was Mr. Lamberts own Individual
Government bonds. The amount absO-
lutely destroyed cannot be as yet ascer-
tanned. Tho United States Treasury
has been telegraphed to send Some
one at once to examine the charred
bonds and notes. What led to this act can
not be positively ascertained. 1t Is gen
orally supposed, however, that his irregu-
larities In conducting the business were
tho causes, and 1t Is known he was carry
ing large over drafts for the accommoda'
tlon Of personal friends unauthorized by
the bank. The bank was soon to change
hands, and he was required TO have the
accounts and books in complete order at
q certain date, which would expose these
irregularities. The bank loses heavily
but the losses will not affect It's standing
Every confidence Is felt In It's security.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The President will 90 TO st. Louis in
April.
The uCt authorIG.ac Boston to issue
S20,000000 fire bonds hs- been adiudgcd
unconstitutional.
The latcst report from Captain Jack
MOdoc is that they don't know where
he is
John A. Wright was hung YESTERDAY
at Yuba Irda, California, for the murder
Of Edward Faust.
Amadeus has formally reassunci hiI
rights as an Italian citizen.
Brown aud Williams, who attempted
to rob the Philadelphia Corn Exchange
Bank were convicted yesterday.
Boutwell, has not yet resigned nor
the President decided on lis successor.
He will do SO Monday.
A movement is on ioot in Philadelphia
10 erect a column at Gettysburg in mcm-.
ory Of Gen. Meade.
"A FIRE at Evansville laat evening last
evening destroyed $1,000 worth CT frame
buildings
Late Chicf Fire Engineer Gla2icr, Of
indianapolis, was buried in that city yes.
tCrday with great pomp.
The Cabinet had a long session yes
tCrGay discussing numerous appointments
10 be made.
lion. L. G. Kilbourn, . prominent
politician and citizen o Maryland, died
on Thursday at his silence in hnGn
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PrrrBURoH, March 14-River falling
slowly; Z feet 3 inches in channel.
ST.. LOUIS, March IA Weather warm
and windy. Navigation Is open TO Keo.
kuk and Peoria and all the upper streams
swelling,
EvASsvILLE, March Il Weather clear
and pleasant with signs of Clouding and
rain. River risen one inch. M
NASHVILLE, March 14-Rivcr falling
slowly; feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant.
LoUIsyrLLE, March 14-River rising
slowly, Z feet in the canal and 5 feet in
chute. Weather clear and pleasant. Mer-
curry ranged 55 to 05 deg. Business very
dull. Boats drawings feet and less can
descend the falls.
CAIRO, March 14-River fallen tour
inches Weather clear and warm.
CTScIENATI, March 14-River 10 feet
G inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PARK.
ERSBURG.
Lopu Estimnted at CSC, 900.

CINCINNATI, March ia very des-
tructive fire broke out at ParkerSburg
West Virginia last evening destroying q
block Of stores on Market Street, the prin-
cipal business part Of the city. The fire
originated In the rear Of J. W. Dents feed
store. Owing to the lack otwater the fire
soon became unmanageable. The efollow.
ing are the loesers': ]. W. Msthers, Jew.
eler; ]. B. Knykendsll, dry goods; Miss
Payne, millinery ]. j. Berry, warehouse;
]. W. Dent, feed store; Martin & Gilbert,
grocers; W. q. Wharne, & Co., furniture;
K. A. Jones, druggist; ]. P. Waite, grain;
Mrs. Collins, millinery; Methodist Episco'
pal Church and parsonage. The too lat
ter buildings were insured for 5000,
which Is about one sixth their value. 9th
er buildings mostly insured, high prem
Ium owing their inaammSble charcter.
Total loss cannot DO less than $4,000.
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Modern Piano Playing.

This Is how Oliver Wendell Holmes
saw the piano played:
ut was a young woman with as many
white tlounces around her as the planet
Saturn has rings, that did 1t. She gave
the music stool twirl or two and butled
down on 1t like twirl of soap suds in u
hand basin. Then she pushed UP her
clds as il she was going 10 fight for the
Champions belt. Then she worked her
wrists aud hands to timber EN-, | suppose,
and spread out her fingers till they look.
Cd as though they would pretty much
cover the key board from the growing
end down to the littlo sQuGaky one. Then
those two hands OF hers made jump at
the keys as II they were tigers coming
down on a flock Of white sheep, and the
plano gave a great howl as Il its tail hat
ben IrOd on, DeSd stop-sO still yoC
could hear your hair growing. Then an
o'a"r howl as il the piano had got two
Tails, and you had trod on both Of 'er
~ once; aud then, a great cl8tter, q scram
Ole, and strings Of Jumps, up and down
oAck and forward, one hand over the
o'aeF, like stampede Of rats and mice
more than like anything | call music,
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Or. Huston Convicted and Expelled
from the Church.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-In the annual
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, this morning, the commit
tee on the trial Of the case Of Rev. Hus-
ton, on the charge Of immortality, report
ed, convicting the accused and expelling
him from the church.
The General Conference ot the Church
TO which an appeal will probably be Ia
ken by the counsel Of DR.. Huston, does
not meet until May, 1874. DR.. Huston
has no, been present during the session
Of the Conference nor before the commit
tee. His parchment as deacon in the
church was handed into the Conference
this morning.
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A FnlthIess Lover Shot.

CIScISSATI, March ll.-Advices lrolu
CentrevillG, Montgomery county, report
that Miss BenhRm al that place, ycster.
day, shot and mortallySwounded a young
man named Kelsey. Both belonged TO
respectable families. Il is stated thG:
Kelsey was engaged in marriage to Mlsl
Benham and broke 1t of.
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Weather Report.
Wan DBPARTHXNT,
UYP1oH or THH CHIEF SI0NAL OPTIcRR.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March l4.-7:8o ?. Il.
PROBABILITIES.

For Saturday in the Southwest, south.
erly winds with threatening and rainy
weather. For the Eastern, Gulf and
South Atlantic States southeasterly
winds, falling barometer, rising tempera'
ture, partially cloudy, and possibly
threatening weather. For the Middle
and Eastern States a falling barometer
southwesterly winds, and clear weather
along the coast. For the Ohio Valley
and lower lakes fresh to brisk southwest
winds, and generally cloudy weather, with
an occasional rain. The storm centre in
the Northwest will move over Iowa and
Lake Michigan, with northeast winds on
Lake Superior, and northwest winds In
Minnesota and Nebraska. Csutionary
signals are 10 be displayed at the lake
stations from and April lst.
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WASHINGTON.
ENEcurLyR AppoINTMENTs.

WASHINGTON, March 14-Among the
appointments in the Senate to-day were
the following Cornelius A. Logan, Kan.
sas, Minister 10 Chill; John A. Foster, In
DIANA, Minister 10 Mexico; ]. F. Casey,
Collector Of Customs, New Orleans
VIM. q. d. Terrell, Indiana, Pension
Agent at Indianapolis; John A. Burback,
of Dakota, Governor OF Dakota.
Among the visitors appointed by tue
President to the Naval Academy arc Prof.
David A. Wallace, OF Monmouth COL
lege, Illinois, and Prof. G. G. Rodgers
OF Tennessee.
The Cabinet session was attended by all
the members to-day, Mr.. Boutwell, being
present from the Treasury.
The Comptroller Of Currency has de-
clared q dividend of 10 per cent in favor
OF the creditors oi the 9Th National Bank
Of the city Of New York, making in all
dividends oil 90 per cent.
The President sent the following noml-
nations 10 the Senate to-day: George w,
French, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Dakota; David Noggle, Chief JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court, Idaho; J. B.
Kiddar, Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Dakota; W. W. Brookings, Assist;
ant Justice OF the Supreme Court, idaho;
II. G. johnson, Assistant Justice Of the
Supreme Court, New Mexico; John W.
Kingman, Assistant Justice Of the Su.
preme Court, Wyoming Territory; Thos'
NJ. Spence, Assistant Attorney General.
Henry King, postmaster, Topeka, Kansas;
George II. Sharpe, Surveyor of Customs,
New York. Collectors Of Internal Reve.
nue.: Lewis Weitzel, 1st District, Ohio;
John w. Ross, 9th District, Indiana; Col.
E. Nett, 9th District, Iowa.
COMPUTATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations to-day: William A. Arnold,
Receiver OF Public Moneys OF Central
CITY, California. Post Masters: Frederick
L. Richter, Council Grove, Kansas; Mel
vim B. Baldwin, Elgin, Illinois; John Q
Tyucr, Wabash, Indiana; William &.
Stewart, Marengo, Illinois; Harwood n,
Reddington, Elmyra, Ohio; Thomas w.
Collins, CoshOCton, Ohio; Henry Steven
son, Greenville, Benjamin L. Winans,
Newport, Kentucky; Samuel W. Price,
Lexington, Kentucky; John NJ Stockton,
MaysVille; Bazel II. Crapster, Shelbyville,
Kentucky; William Rule, Knoxville, Ten.
nessee; james s. Baird, Columbia, Ten
nessec; Mrs. Julia P. WoodIord, Jackson,
Tennessee; Arthur D. Downs, Wyandotte,
Kansas; Hiram p. Benuett, Denver, Col
orado; l. J. Warden, Lawrence Kansas.
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New HampshIre ELECTION.

CONCORD, March 14.-The return Of the
vote from the last town In the Second
Congressional District increases Pixies
majority to 10. The returns that come in
on the vote lor Governor show much
larger scattering vote than has been re-
ported. The election is close and the
choice by the people is considered doubt
ful.
The funeral Of Chief Justice Bellows
took place to-day, and was largely attend.
ed by State, Government, bench, bar and
State officers, ann many distinguished
people,
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Iowa CRY, March IA fire started
last night at half past ten in W. Q. Luses,
merchant tailor establishment destroyed
the building and stock; insurance $l0,5OOi
no goods saved. Glenn i Price, hard
ware, N. Bloom, clothing, s. E. Lyon,
hats and caps, Dilley, millinery, stocks
were ali badly damaged by the removal
Of goods; all Insured, Origin Of the fire
unknown
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The New York Times publishes u let,
Ter from Gen. Fremont defending himself
from The charges Of frauds or conivancc
Mt fraud In connection with the Memphis
Elpaso E Pacific Railroad.
Hiram W. Johnston, deputy L. s.
Collector Of Customs, at Memphis, has
been missing since Wednesday afternoon,
the Custom officers arc busily engaged 10
over looking his accounts.
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The Impending Strike in New York

New YoRK, March l4.-A great deal o.
uneasiuess prevails in nearly all circles Of
trade in view of the probable recurrence
ofstrikes. Many dealers, especially IN va
rious branches OF the furniture TRADE, be-
lieve a strike lminent, and the general i'm,
preston is that II a strike occurs It will
bo for eight hours work and an advance
nj 25 per cent for piece work.
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CINCINNATI.
Drove Of Cattle Poiaoned-.Flre.

CINCINNATI, March l4.-Sixty-twt
head of cattle, belonging to Smith 4
Fowler, OF LawrenCeburg, Indiana, weEt
poisoned by some unknown person yes
lerday. Forty.nine are now deadand the
rest are dying.
A fire at o'clock this morning injured
q. c. Stewart & Co.'s furniture mauuiac
tury, on Race street, to the extent o
$4,000 or $4,000; fully covered by insuT
nnNR
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Death OF BIshOp McIIYaIne.

CINCINNATI, March 14.-A private dis
patch received here to-day, announces
the death Of Bishop McIlvaine, at Flor
ence Italy.
1t is thought that without doubt the
body Of Bishop McIlvain, whose death at
Florence, a private dispatch announces
to day, will be brought here Tor interment'
lie resided at Clifton.
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A Philadelphia Banker For Secre'
IaFY OF the Treasury.

New YORK, March 14.-A dispatch
from Philadelphia says that an unsuthen
ticaIed rumor arose out Of the Presidents
visit to that city yesterday, connecting
Drexel's name with the secretaryship oil
the Treasury.
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GhnGtttelliqenGfr:

A PROVOKING little error OF syntax IN
tho article on the second psge about
"rsury and Interest" whereby we are
made 10 soy business were" will hardly
p,cape the critical reader, The proof
was not read by the writer, who did not
sec the article in type till the greater part
oil the inside had been worked of. VIII
Mr.. LISDLEY MURRAY accept our humble
anOlOCY,
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. Gov. DIX will not pardon FOSTER. He
ssys Justice and the public safety require
bis execution. A cycle Of hanging ap-
pears to be at hand. Two murderers
were slraDgled yesterday In Illinois.
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THE Ohio Senate yesterday adopted a
resolution censurlDg those Ohio Congress
men who voted themselves the $4,000
back pay, and those voting against 1t
who nevertheless drew It.