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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention, ior the Second Connecticut Dis
triCt, yesterday nominated James E.
English for Congress.
AT Bachburg, Canada, Tuesday even.
ing, Mrs. Thrasher and five children were
burned TO death in their house. The
cause Of the fire Is unknown.
Near Greenport, L. l., tho schooner
Turf, OF Trenton, N. j., went to pieces
All on board were drowned. Four Of the
bodies were recovered.
"A Dayton dispatch reports tho death
Of ]. B. Mccormick, aged eS, member
o6the Reaper Manufacturing firm. he
resided formerly in Chicago, and then in
st. Louis.
The City Council of Nashville have
unanimously adopted resolution request.
ing President Grant to visit Nashville
during his southern tour, and rendering
him the hospitalities Of the city.
The King Of Portugal and Amadeus
on Tuesday visited the iron.clad Mino-
tour, flagship Of the British squadron, in
the harbor at Lisbon, and lunched with
Admiral Hornly.
AT Raleigh, N. G., yesterday, while
the Ku.Klux amnesty bill was being deba'
ted In the Legislature, Republican mem.
Der caused sensation by relating fresh
details oil tho brutal murder Of Senator
John w. Stephens in 1870, which was OBJ.
tanned by him from the sworn testimony
OF one ofthe murderers. These disclosures
had a bad effect on the passage of the bill
Robert r. Hubbell, who was convic.
ted Of forgery at Philadelphia Tuesday
was sentenced TO penitentiary for five
years. He represented that he was the
son Of a buyer for Hamlin, Hull & Co., oi
Chicsgo, lie obtained from J. A. Farman
Of this city, five hundred dollars, upon
what he presented as his fathers draft
"A Columbia, South Carolina dis
patch says that the memorial which has
been forwarded TO the United States Sen
ate, protesting against Senator James
Patterson being allowed his seat, is cx'
tensively signed by members Of the Leg
islaturc. II charges bribery in three in
stances. . '..
in the New Yotk Assembly, Wed
nesdsy, a motion to strike out the clause
in the New Yerk charter prohibiting sec
tartan appointments or appropriations fol
charitable institutions, except thost
under municipal control, was lost,
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Riot ut Quebec.

NEw YORK, February a6.-A Quebec
special syas: at the riot there on Monday,
Two men were killed named Minnerle and
tote, and several wounded. One OF tho
candidates, PellGteer, narrowly escaped,
bullet having passed through his cap.
The other candidate, HUT, was approach.
ed by a gigantic rough who was about to
make an assault when he was prevented
by some Of the candidates supporters. At
nighta lot Of Huirs fighting men who
had not been paid for their work, would
have wrecked his house but for the inter.
ference OF the police. On polling day the
Dominion artillery is to be stationed at
the booth.
The show DRIFT cut of all railway COM
uunicatons west OF Quebec, some oil the
trains have been snow bound In out.of.
way places four days. The storm which
closed yesterday was the sGverest expert
ssnced in many years. Many lives are
iesFed to have been lost In country par.
Shes.
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LOUISIANA.
Proclamation of Gov. McEnery Call
ing out the Militia.

Proclamation OF Cow mcEneTy CALI
ing out the Militia.
NEW ORLEANS, February 20.-The
following proclamation was issued this
evening:
STATE OF La, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, /
NEW ORLEANS, February 90, 1873. !
BY virtue Of the authority in me vested
by the constitution and laws Of the
State, l, John McEnery, Governor oi the
State Of Louisiana, call upon and com
mand oil citizens Of the Parish Of Orleans
between the age Of eighteen and forty
five, subject to and capable o.
militia duty, 10 report forthwith
at the headquarters of Major
General Eugene Maggaman, com.
manding tho First Division of the Louisi'
ana Militia, at No. 1879 Gravier Street, fol
the purpose OF enrolment as Militia men
and for assignment to the;several Militia
commands now In process Of organiza-
ton in the parish OF New Orleans. Fer
sons having arms will have the preference
in said enrolment The Militia thus Or
ganizcd will be disbanded 80 soon as the
present emergency and exegency in pub
lie affairs shall cease.
[Signed. JOHN MoENERY.
The following is a joint resolution ol
the McEn0ry Legislature, promulgated
this evening: s
ResOlUed, BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State Of Louisiana
in General Assembly, convened by Gov
McEnery, be and Is hereby requested tC
use the civil, and II necessary military
power Of tho State TO reinstate the Judge;
Of tho third, fourth, seventh and eight
district courts Of the parish Of New
Orleans, on their respective benches, ant
to sustain them in the exercise Of thei
judicial powers.
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The area of the lowest barometer will
continue moving northeastward into Can.
ada on Thursday; northwest winds with
clear and clearing weather md much low.
er temperature will prevail throughout the
Mississippi valley and in the Western
Cult States; casterly winds with rain will
continue in the South Atlantic States,
veering to the south and west during the
day; southeast winds with threatening
weather and rain will prevail in the Mid.
die Atlantic States, and easterlY winds
with threatening weather in New Eng
land. Severe northeast winds with rain
and snow will continue during Thursday
morning over the lake region, except pos.
sibly on Southern Lake Michigan, where
high westerly winds are probable,
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riOjecIed Railway from st. Louis TO
New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, February ga meeting
q the citizens Of 81. Louis and various
counties lying along the river bank be-
sEeen here and Belmont, Missouri, was
leId at the Southern Hotel last night to
AXE preliminary steps to form cOm-
Any 10 build a railroad along the west
s;'n bank OF the Mississippi river, from St,
Louis to New Orleans. Several speeches
we're made setting forth the importance
OlsuCh an enterprise, and i've prominent
geHlemen, living in each river county
between hero and Belmont, were appoint
81 a. commissioners to solicit stock, and
I'VE influential gentlemen Of this city, in
SSIuding Mayor Brown, were appointed al
executive Committee TO collect and place
Iae enterprise properly before the people
another meeting will be held in April {
'ofm permanent organization.
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BALTIMORE, February 2G.-Sherwood
& Co.'S extensive printing establishment
corner Of Gay and Baltimore streets,
burned this morning. Sherwood s. Co.
printed several weekly papers, including
the Baltimore Saturday MIght, Methodist
Protestant, Undert0riter, &c. Adjoining
buildings were damaged. Total loss
$50, 900; insured. A man named Chris
topher has been arrested on the charge Of
setting fire to the premises. ,'I-
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 2O-In the House
this morning, the discussion of the bill to
except Rhine wine, ale, beer and cider
from the provisions Of the Adair liquor
law was continued until nearly noon
when the bill was laid on the table tC
allow the Senate bill to amend the Boesll
railroad law to be taken up for discussion
which was continued until the noon re.
cess. A large lobby Is present.
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Engine House Burned at IndinnaP'
olIS,

OlIbs
INDIANAPOLIS, February 2G.-The en-
zine house of tho Indianapolis, Bloom
ington & Western Railroad at this place,
was destroyed by fire last night, together
with two engines which it was found i'm
possible to remove. Loss $4,000. A
fireman named Harlan, who was asleep
in the waiting room OF the building, had
very narrow escape from being burned
lodeath. Hc had had no sleep for two
nights, and being completely worn out,
llduOt awaken until surrounded by the
flames, and was 80 overcome by the
smoke that he was unable to help him
sell, and but for the presence Of mind dis
played by an employee named Jacob
Hughes, who aiter q vain attempt to
force the door oil theroom, cut his way
through the side wall and dragged him
out or he must have met an awful death.
He was much burned about the face,
neck and hands, the flesh on the latter
being nearly oil burned of. BE was
taken TO his boarding house, and will
probably recover without suffering any
permanent injury, though hc will be much
diIdgurel.
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Another Snow storm In tho North.
west.

Another snow storm In inc NOTIh-
west.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, February 90.-One oil
the severest snow storms OF the season pre-.
vailed all day throughout northern and
western Iowa and Minnesota, greatly
impeding travel OF all kinds. Most Of the
railroads within tho boundaries Of the
storm are badly blockaded. The Chica'
90. Clinton md Dubuque passenger train
eoilided with the Illinois Central passen.
ger train this morning. Both lOcomo.
lives and the Illinois train, baggage, mail
and express cars were badly smashed
Theodore Gale, express messenger, had
ono rib broken, but 1t Is thought he Is
not seriously injured. Several Others re
ceived slight bruises and cucusions
Owing to the intensity Of the storm
neither Of the engineers could see the
others train.
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Tho Religious Amendment Move.

New YoRK, February 2G.-The Ma
tiOnal Convention in behalf Of the religious
amendment and recognition Of Christian
faith in the Constitution, commenced It's
session to-day. Judge Strong, oC Phila-
delphia, called tho meeting to order, and
Jehn Alexander, OF Philadelphia, was
chosen temporary Chairman.
Among those on the platform and who
made addresses were President A. A. Ill.
ner, Rev. Dr,J. Il. McIlvaine, and several
city divlncs. .....
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Mr. Reecher In 81. Lnn,a.

St. LOUIS, February 26.-Henry Ward
heecher visited the Change this noon
@qmAde short speech TO the merchants,
which was cordially received. A large
chamber.
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River News,

PTTsBURGH, February 26.-Mononga.
hela falling very slowly, with scant feet
z inches. Mercury IS at 5 o'clock.
CINCINNATI, February 26.-River %
feet and falling, There has been slcet
and rain all day.
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Flre at BIoomington, Indiana,

CINCINNATI, February 2G.-A Chronicle
special states that the National House liv.
cry stable, containing nine horses, at
Bloomington, Indiana, was destroyed by
fire last night. The loss iS estimated at
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

LONDON, February 28,-It is rumored
that Central Cabello, the Carllst leader, III
marching on Madrid with four battalions
Foreign men.oi.war are cruising of the
Spanish coast 10 protect the subjects o.
their respective governments,
Italy, Austria, and majority OF The
European powers will maintain semi. OIL.
cial relations with Spain pending the
formation Of the regular government.
Russia Is not disposed to recognize in any
manner the present government
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VIENNA, February 2G.-A socialisliC in.
surrection is reported among the peasants
in the Russian provinces Of Volhynuia
and Podolla. The insurgents are said TO
be numbering their opponents, plundering
and burning properly. A force Of Russian
troops has been sent to suppress the insur.
rectiOn.
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Weather Renorr.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTAEN4, !
UFYIcs or TIE CHTEF SIsNAL OFEICSR,
D. c., February 2o.-7:Se p. u. !
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, January 22.-The brokers
yesterday took preliminarles for the torma'
lion of an organization.
The announcement that Foster would
be hanged had a very depressing effect
upon Stokes and other prisoners in the
TonIbs. When Foster received the news
he secluded himself in his cell, refusing to
see any one.
The printing Of the bonds and currcn-
'cy for the japanese government, IN this
city, has been completed, and T. Yozio,
japanese Commissioner, who has been
experimenting the business, will shortly
return to his own country.
The police yesterday arrested five per-
sons in two establishments on Broad
way, from whence circulars Offering coun'
terIeit money were sent ont to different
parts OF the country.
A dcputation from the Committee oI
Seventy have gone TO Albany to oppose
certain portions of tho new city charter
now before the Legislature.
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COLUMBUS, January 22.-In the Senate
q resolution was offered by Mr.. Putnam
Dem, opposing tho passage Of the bill In
troduced by Senator Sherman in the
United States Senate providing for the
speedy resumption otspecie payment, and
asking the Ohio Representatives in Con-
gress to use their influence to secure
further issue Of legal tender notes, sufH'
cient to meet the rapidly expanding
wants of our rapidly growing country,
and to oppose all measures looking to q
contraction of the currency by the re-
sumption OF specie payment or other
wise. The resolution was laid on the
table.
The Trustees of the Athens University
sent to the Senate to-day memorial ask
ing that such legislation may be had as
will appropriate from the State Treasury
ten thousand dollars per annum for the
benefit of the University. ..
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RIVER NEWS.

PITTSBURGH, January 22.--Cloudy.
Mercury 80 ut 5 o'clock. River stationary
with 0 feet oI water in the channel. The
Carrie Brooks departed for Wheeling.
The following steamers departed for Gin
cinnati with coal: ". Wilson, $4,000
bushels; Gypsy. 10000. For Louisville
Niagara, 100000; Keystone, $4,000
Tom Dodsworth, $4,000. Several other
steamers arc arranging their tows for an
carly departure,
G1NCINNAT1, January 29-Rivcr 81
inches and falling. Arriycd-Packets
Departed-Arlington for MemphIai John
Kilgour, New Orleans. Allegheny ice Is
running. Cloudy, Thermometer 80 at
Z this evening.
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CHARLESTON.

Gov. Jacob Issues Proclamation
About the Congress ElectionssHe
Declines to Decide in Favor OF
Either Election.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgOncer)
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 81, 1878.
Gov. Jacob has issued his proclamation
declaring the result Of the August and
October elections. He refuses the re-
sponsibility of deciding which election, il
either, was legal, referring the question to
Congress. Backbone is wanted in this
affair. HENRY CLAY.
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ST. LOUIS.
TIE nnKEN.EYEp MoNsTER.

ST. LOUIS, January 29.-Geo. Cottere!l
colored, was stabbed and instantly killed
about II o'clock last night, by John
Green, while he was coming out Of the
house Of DR.. Gillon, on Pine street, where
he had been 10 visit u colored girl to
whom he was engaged TO be married,
Green was a discharged lover, and Is be-
lievGd to have committed the deed in
tit OF jealousy. He was arrested.
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"A specialize the Herald from Wash.
ington says thata large circle OF ReDub-
licans there, anxious TO have . change
in the head of the State department 10
the end that some New Yorker may
become Secretary OF the Treasury have
made the late dispatches from Madrid
on the Cuban question the occasion o! ad.
verse criticism on Mr. Fish.
Chief Engineer, Thos Shock, Of the
United States, died at Charlestown, Mass,
Tuesday.
BY order OF his Majesty: Emperor
William, the German Court will 90 into
mourning one week tor Napoleon.
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Fire AT Helena, Ark.

MEMrurs, January 29.-An AOaLancNe
special from Helena, Ark, dated last
night, Gays o destructive fire broke out
there at two o'clock in the morning, de.
stroying the Neville House, Brown q
Thweats law office, and Mr.. Creamers
saloon. There was $500 insurance on
the Neville House, and 1880 on the fur
niture. Tho building belonged to Nicho-
las RICHTER. On the law office the insur'
anCe amounts to $1,000 on the building
and $500 on the books, and on the saloon
$250O. The office and saloon belonged
to Judge Handy and Mrs. o. H. Oates
Loss, $1,000.
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WASHINGTON.
Federal W. Local Office Holding.

Federal VS. Local Olnce hOIulnBs
WASHINGTON, January 29.-Charles
O'Neil, of Philadelphia, called on the
President this morning and had q conver'
sation with him relative to his recent
proclamation as it affected members o.
the school and education boards and
directors of public schools. The Presl'
dent said he did not intend his proclama.
ton to apply to members Of such boards
and school directors who held national
offices, and that such need not resign
them. He also said that II necessary he
would modify his proclamation to reach
such classes, his desire being that those
interested in our public school system
should not diminish their laudable and
unrcwarded exertions in 80 good cause
THE AERIAL TELEGRAPH.
The President signed the bill to incor-
poratc the Loomis Aerial Telegraph Co.
THE CALDWELL INVESTIGATION.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, will commence the exami.
nation OF the Louisiana matters to.mor'
row morning, and will resume the Cald'
we'll investigation next Saturday. The
Committee did not hold meeting to-day.
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Arrest and Confession of an Indiana
Safa RobbeF.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 22.-On Mon.
dny, Solomon McCombs was arrested at
CharlGstown, Clark county, Indiana, on
suspicion OF having been engaged in rob.
bing safe at theTreasurer's offlce!of that
county, sometime ago. McCombs con-
lessed, duplicating blacksmith named
Geo. Caldwell, near Now Market, Indiana
and Thomas Reynold, Charleston. The
parties are now in Jail in that place and
much excitement prevails in the vicinity.
Numerous other robberies in that neigh
borhood are now attributed to these par
1in,
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The Senatorial Elections.

spR1xoFIELD, Ills, January 22.-The
General Assembly in Joint session to-day,
declared Richard J. Oglesby elected .. s,
Senator for Q years, from the 4lh oI
March next
ALBANY, January 22-Roscoe Conk,
ling was elected U. s. Senator today, ioE
G years from the 4th Of March next.
ST, LOUIS, January 22.-At the anti
Pomeroy caucus at Topeka, last night, it
was decided 10 make no attempt 10 con-
centratcd on a candidate until after the
first ballot is take in the Legislature next
Tuesday.
ATLANTA, Ga, January 22.-The fol-
lowing is the result OF the first joint bal
lot taken in the General Assembly for
United States Senator: Gordon, ST. Ste
vcns, Il; Hill, 80; Field, 8; iAkerman. ID
The Grand Duchess Lelere Paulona
Of Russia, IS dead.
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GOVERNOR JACoD's PRocLAMAT1oN.-A
Charleston correspondent telegraphs us
hat Gov. JACOB hos issued q prOclama-
lion declaring the result OF the August
and October elections for members OF
Congress. The Governor, we arc in.
'oamed, does not take the responsibility
oidecidIng which election, il either, was,
'sSal, but leaves that to be determined by
'ae House oil Representatives when the
several contesting candidates apply for
seats. We are not sure, as our correspon.
IenS appears TO be, that Gov JACoD by
aRlng this course has shown Il lack OF
backbone" WehavGa decided conviction
0nlhts question, as our readers are aware;
yaWe recognize the force Of the opinions
leId on the other side and see how Gov.
JACOB, who Is bound by his duty to be
nSlaIy impartial, putting aside all purpose
OO' 10 interpret the law with careful i'm
PN'IAIity, may well hesitate 10 declare
Nlere the law itself was so defective and
U'aa, which Of these elections, If either
was legal 1t Is question the House
" Representatives, must decide after
',' a decision by the Governor could
'a'C! nothing except to give one set Of
candidates his certificates; but the hold.
'4S 0' these certificates would no.
strengthen their claim to seats il the
"OG's bases its decision, as it must, upon
%e .egaI aspects Of the anomalous state
AZ AIRS attending the two elections
WV, JACOBS proclamation will furnish
~S House with the facts, and the House
VI" decide the questions of law for itself
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 92.-It is reported
that at q conference held at Chisclhurst
it was decided that Empress Eugenie and
Prince Jerome Napoleon should be the
political guardians Of the Prince Imperi.
al, and therefore direct the movements Of
the party. 1t is said no manifesto an.
nouncing tho intentions Of the Bonapart-
lists will be issued. The Prince Imperial
will not be called Napoleon lVth, but
will be knoGr rs Count Pierre Foudes.
he has adopted as zig motto, Strength,
but not impAtienCe,n
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Burglary nj Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January 22.-Last night
burglars effected Nn entrance into tho
store OF Madame jeanne Sewick, No. 40,
Fourth street, and robbed 1t Of hair goods
valued at $1,000. No clue to the perpe.
! TRAITORS.
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D. anE boys at Washington have n new
,o ,r'iueloFi Is1it; it; Whenever ono Of them wants
%naow S.o,NS when this or that gentleman was
sIsSS sssu u, 70 the United States Senate, in.
I,'SS 1@Sa OF putting the question in the olS-
Ji5 JIsonea way, he asks: "What wear
''u senator soandso buy In"
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5.i. taE same influence brought to bear to
1os 1g@,SNd Mr., Bingham out Of tho nomipa-
Sr'i SI .ot Congress, this district, Is industri.
n i ,Sa az work Just now to implicate him
,b,Se %e CEedit Mobilier swiudle, and 10
IeS,i,,lp @ puOLlc confidence in his official in.
%,'y'-S'eubenVille E;rald.
.E. Saq 'nls possibly have any reference tc
'Ae Bellaire Fraudw
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 22.-Ferto nilIy, De-
Camp and Berlot, condemned Commun'
lists, were shot early this morning, on
Satory plain. FertonilIy died without ut
tering a word. DeCamp's last words
we're: II die assassinated; down with
false witnesses, lawyers and Theirs"
Beriot died cheering the republic, the
commune and the army. Only one vol.
ley was fired, as all died instantly. There
were but few spectators on the ground.
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Great anxiety is felt at Halifax for
the safety of the troop ship Himalaya.
Nothing has been heard Of her since she
left England.
Samuel N. Bell was yesterday re.
nominated to Congress from the Second
District, New Hampshire, by the Demo-
cratic Convention at Manchester.
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For Middle States falling barometer
fresh and brisk northerly TO easterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain, except
for the northern portion, where It will
probably snow. Clear and clearing
weather in the Northwest; will extend
eastward during the day over probably
Michigan and Ohio,