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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
LOUISIANA.

The Presidents Purpose 10 Sustain
Kellogg with the Whole Military
Force Of the Government.
New YoRK, May PA Washington
dispatch to the Tribune says the admins
tration is unable to understand why kel-
l0gg does not make rcqlisitlon for Fed
crll troops. AS soon rs u requisition Is
made the President will issue u pr0cama.
ton in the most positive language, admon.
ishiDg the citizbns of Louisiana to peace,
dispensing the McEnery government, and
proClaiming the Kellogg usurpation as the
lawful government, and announcing the
intention OF the Executive to sustain Kcl.
logg with the whole military iorce Of the
country il necessary. This proclamation
Is to be accompanied with au order to
send all the available troops 10 report to
General Emory at New OrleanS The
proclamation will be In such language
that It will be susceptible OF no doubtful
meaning.
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The Coronation OF the King and
Queen Of Sweden.
HCrRld Special

STOCKHOLM, May 12.-The coronation
of Oscar II Rnd Sophie Wilhelmina Us
King and Queen OF Sweden, took
place to-day. The weather was un-
favorable, but immense crowds witnessed
the royal procession and chcered with en-.
thusiRsm as the new King walked to the
Church in pouring rain, The ceremo-
mics within tho Church were Of imposing
splendor. The principal powers had sent
special ENJOYS 10 be present on tho occa.
sion. These in their Cour: costumes, with
the regular members Of the diplomatic
body and chief dignitarlCs OF the State
and Church, made u brilliant spectacle.
At the moment OF the coronation trum-
pets sounded, sAlutes were fired, aud the
vast assemblngo OF people outside Of the
sacred ediGce cheercd "LoDg live the
King" Tonight there 10 a general illu-
mination and the city Is given up to tes-
tivity md rejoicing,
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PrTTsBURGH, May 12.-River falling
with 81 feet, Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May l2.-River has risen
. feet, with wind IRON the south. Clear
and warm; mercury 50 to 70 deg,
CINCINNATI, hsy i2.-Rlver 80 feet
aud nearly stationary Weather clesr and
pleasant.
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TIE new jury law of Illinois provides
THAT ii shall not bo cause of challenge
tina, Juror has read in the newspapers an
account Of the commission OF the crime
with which the prisoner is charged, Il
such juror shall state on oath that he be
,Ieves he can render au impartial verdict
according to the law and the evidence"
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Loss of a Valuable Garnet Bag.

ROCHESTER,, May 12.-JAmcs ormsby,
Of the firm Of Ormsby Co., jewellers, New
York, this morning lost his carpet bag
containing $4,000 worth Of jewclry, di9-
mouds, sc. The bag was in the custody
Of the proprietors OF the Osborne Hotel,
and was delivered to a thief by the clerk
through mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
Iowa Wanting the Chief Justice.

DIES MONS, Iowa, May 12.-The
universal sentiment in this region is in
favor OF Justice Samuel F. Miller, fol
Chief Justice. His appointment would be
looked I'M by the people Of all parties as
one thaa which no better could be made
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, May l2.-Preparations are
rapidly making for opening the Jubilee by
the tirst week in June. The leading fea
ture will be a series o! monster conserls
led by Gilmore. Governors Of Illinois
Iowa and Indiana have responded to in-
vitalionS to be present as guests. The
morning papers will publish list Of GO
hotels, Of all grades, pledging not to in
crease their rates during the jubilee week,
Cheap excursion fare has been secured on
oil railroads entering the city.
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Wnniher Report.
WNW UWFNNT IENEe I
uFPiUE or rus CRtEy SIONAi. OFPIcSN.
TLsHINaTOH. D. O., May lI.-SOl IN.


PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and upper lakes and
thence TO Missouri and Kentucky, a low
barometer, southwestcrly to northwester.
" and southwestcEly winds, cold, cloudy
weather and rain, For Tennessee, the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, a falling
barometer, increasing temperature, south
westerly winds, cloudy weather and rain
For the lower lakes and Middle States, d
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather.
northwcsterly to southwcsterly winds and
rain in the former. For Canada and New
Eugland clear and partly cloudy and
colder weather and northwesierly winds
CAutiouary signals are ordered for Chica'
20, Duluth, Milwaukee and Grand Haven
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 12.-The voting on
Saturday, first day OF the preliminary
election for Constituent Cortes, resulted
In the choice of 1888 Federal Republicans,
80 Radicals, 9 Conservatives and Al.
phonsoist. The result OF the two days
voting will probably be 300 Federal Re
publicans and 40 Opposition.
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10000 Gifts,
$5OO,OOO.

ON TUESDAY, JULY s,h. 1871, tho Third
Grand Gift Concert, under the msnGROntnt ot
Ex-Governor ThJS. z. DrAmlsste, and al h i'lE'd
by special act Of tho Leglsl,turs, for tho b n,a.
Of the Public Library Of kentucky, pS l'r'y
and uncQuivocllly zones oGT In Public I41rfsy
Hall, at LouisyIIle. Ky, whcn i0O00 O IN, all
cash, amounting to $500. 900 will DO oi irbuItd
by lot among the tickOtholdoTs. Tho mUrey TO
pay all thoHo gils IN full Is already In bEnk and
set aside for that purposO. RH the following car,
tilcAtO shows:
OFFICE or FARMERS AID DnovER.' nAuE,
LoUIsvILGs, ET.. April z, 1873
This Is to certify that thOrc 10 In the PAuN-R,'
AND DROVERs' BANK. TO tho credit Of tho Ih,id
Grand Gin ConcCri for the benefit nj the PuhlIC
Library Of Ny, FIVE HuSDRED THouBAY y y
LAEs, which has been ,ot apart by tnG Mau1g, rs
to pRytFO gifts In fall. aid wi bs hclf ny tho
Bank and paid out for this purpose, and this per.
pose only.
tsiRncdl Il. s. WEIGH, CaPhCf.
Only few tickets remain ur6lld, and ,huy
will bo furnished to tho lr't appl eInts al The
following puces: Whole tickets, tIO; hAlyes %,
quarters, 81 80; II wDOlOS for $40; % for f'0Q;
ii8 for q 900, ard go Tor $500. For u.ke,S
and full information, bpply to
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
apG5-COdGW Louisville. Ky,
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rhe Cooner., sIrlke at BostOn.

BosToS, May l2.-The strike Of the
coopers, TO day, does not promise success,
sugar refiners and others say they can OBJ
tain all the barrels required without their
aid
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The Russian and Japanese Missions.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-Tho appoint
ment OF Minister to Russia has been ten
dered to Judge Plerpont, OF New York,
in place Of Orr, deceased. His accept
Rnco has not yet been signided, II is un'
certain when a successor to De Long q.
Minister to Japan will be indicated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 12.-Count Won Itzen.
plitz, has resigned the Ministry Of Com
merce and Public Works In the PrunsiAn
Cabinet. His successor has not yet been
designated.
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GhrGttelEiqeneer

IL the Herald special from London,
which appears incur dispatches may be
believed, the Vienna panic has profoundly
disturbed all the money markets Of Eu'
rope. The shriDkHge Of values on the
Vienna Bourso is stated at one hundred
millions, and that in American securities
in Germany at ten millions. But the
New York papers-Oud n0toriously
the Herdld-Sre 50 given over 10 stock
iobbing and to using their columns to
bull or bear the market according to the
interests Of those who control their col
umns, that this statement is to be taken
with Rmargin. Il finances arc really so
much aisturl,od - TR,lsaE". thC 'Sav" viii
De jelt very sensibly in Now York beIoFe.
II loses its momentum. Any serious dis
,urbauce or distrust in Europe <weuld
send home our securities to be realized on
by millions. such a movement would
knock prices in New York aat and
might at any timc precipitate the
crash so long expected yet SO long do
terred. 1t in this state OF facts that the
greatest peril Tor American finances Is
found. While there are peace and con-
tlence 10 Europe all may go on smoothly;
but the amount OF American securities
there Is 50 great that il European capital
ISIS should take alarm and send any con-
siderable quantity home, it would break
our markets down and luA!ct disastrous
Injuries 1t canno. be expected that
things can always go on pFOspeFously and
peacefully in Europe; and the couse-
uuences to the American markets that
would follow any financial revulsion there
cannot but awaken tho liveliesL soliCitudo.
The business and financial relations ofthe
Two countries are now so interviewer, and
we are so heavily tho debtor OF Europe,
that any real trouble over there must
quickly be felt on this side OF the ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13

rertiSer this morning, has the following
special;
HARTFORD, Con-, May II.
ut appears from certain positive evi-
dencc obtained in this city that Edward
Moves, tho Bank OF England iOrger, Is
identical with Edward Hill, who was con.
cerned in bank forgery and horse
stealing case in Worcester, with Michael
Med now in the Connecticut
State Prison. 1t is now known that very
soon after his settlement Of this
bank case here, he proceeded to England,
from Boston, and Joined there tho Nc.
Donalds and Bidwells with whom he had
conided in this country, before his arrest
in New Jersey. Hills well known here,
he lived in East Hartford, and upt few
years ago was teacher Of vocal and In
strumental music, and was very unas.
suming young man. His family Connec-
tons are OF highly respectable charac-
ter"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13

The Russian Campaign Against
Khiva..Important Successes of the
Invaders.
HGrald Specially
LONDON, May 12.-Khivs is taken. The
troops from Tashkend and Fort No. /, at.
ter concentration in the Bowkan hills,
marched directly across from the Kizil
Kuni Desert to the Lower Oxus. There
they communicated with supply steam.
er from Fort No. /, thus practically Gstab.
fishing now base within striking dis
tanCe Of KhiVa. This makes the suCcess
ofiurther operati = ps certainty.
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Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad

Tickets 70 all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at tho Union Ticket once,
In hLurc House, and at tho station Al Bridge.
tort, F. r MYERS,
now Genersl Passenger and Tieket Arent.
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Tho Bank q LEngIand rorgorIe,.
WHO EpwARp MOVES n.


NEW York, May 12.-The Boston Ad-
rertiSer this morning, has the following
snnCinl.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgOncer.

(By The Western Union Line
Ohlea Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe SD
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WIIIe f1T PFIce Ia 'OJ II JOHNSTON,
GreSf MeS1e[l Gun Works,

.HOw IT'S DONE, OR THE Sc
IL CRET OUF-Nua'Eche and WhiG ers Z
4g days. Thls GREAT : { ~ 4 aud OJ o hvis.
Gam6iars' Tricks Gard 0ogy, Vemuoelwm,
al in the ORIGINAL. "Go oT " osD rs =
Carthage, Illinois.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29
DIED.

At Forestville, Aug. >, MlSSrE, aughtei
Of SAMUEL and NAxcY TuoNrs5S, aged
l5months.
In ST. Paul, Aug 22d, MRs. BsrsrY WurE
wife Of SAMUEL WuiTE, and mother O.
C.s. wuIrE Of ills village, aged Ge
years.
Mrs. White died at tho residence Of
her son, Dana White; her funeral was
attended last Tuesday Afternoon She
was well known to many ofthe citi4cn>
Of this place; for many years prior to
coming to ST. Paul, she lived in
0range county, W.
Eastern papers please copy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

We have often heard Of Chicago; we
we're once in Chicago; it is big city;
we desire to sec Chicago again; we have
a pass to Chicago, but, lest we fail to
.asc 1t before it expires, we must say
word in advance for Chicago, and here
it is: "Chieago Is a busting city,
though bustles are not now SO obnox
ious as once they were. Once this
city was in Illinois, but Illinois is now
lit. Lake Michigan is situated in
Chicago, and Long John Wentworth
was once there, but whether the re.
mains Of that man of "Worth" arc still
there, or whether they "Went" to some
other place, we know not; we only
know the fact that Chicago remains
there, aud still produces corner lots,
statistics and the democratic principle"
IA staple article The population Of
the city is less than twenty millions,
and rapidly Increasing The people are
unassnming-quite too much so. The
real estate brokers, like Brutus, are all
honorable men, aud wouldn't tell lie
for aix-pence. Chicago is not in the
Temperate Zone, nor are the habits Of
the people altogether in that direction
50 we infer, upon reading the different
accounts Of the late fire there"
We trust that the foregoing synopsis
viii be quite as satisfactory to our read
ers rs though we had been there. We
will promise them, however, that,
should our "pass" be renewed the first
Of January, and life aud health be
spared, il is our intention 10 visit thai
brilliant oi.y, when we win eudeavor to
| give It a more 'b,illiant' desc ip'i0n
1
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"Don't hitch to the shade trees
Careless people are in the habit Of
driving up and hitching to young shade
trees that have been planted for a diff
ferent purpose. The following is good
counsel for such:
"Horsenan, spare that tree;
IT'S not hitching post;
Though in its infancy,
II soon will shade host;
Then spare, oa, spare that tree,
For he who placed it there,
Meant not that it should be
BY beast of thine gnawed bare"
If this advice should not be needed
it may be well to put the law in force
in a few instances, which provides fol
a fine Of FIVE dollars for hitching horse
to, or near a shade tree.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

In speaking Of the Senatorial contest
iu this district, the Damn Co. Nars las
the following:
We shall watch the canvass with an
absorbing interest, SO many rival IN.
terests, so much local jealousy, section
al spite, aud individual hatred 50 many
restless, shrcwd, daring, INSCRIPTIONS
politicians do not exist il any other
district Ia the state, We verify believe
What a stretch that must have boon
upon the imagination Of our friends.
why, sirs, a more quiet. ordcr.loying
law-abldlug. chustianeoins set Of
people are uol 10 BE- found within tho
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Carpenters will please take notice
that there is a cash Job in building a
school house. See notice elswhcrc, and
call at once on Morse & Vannatta, and
see specifications.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

We had a curious freak Of shower
here last Tuesday. In Mr.. Proctor's
field, while it rained quite brisk ut one
end, not drop fell at the other---a dis,
tanee Of less thaa one hurried rods
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

II. S Proctor, one OF the practical
farmers of the county, says this season
furnishes the finest crops raised here in
the last ten years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

The types made US say that the ca
pacity of our Touring mills was twelve
hundred barrels per day, when VIC
should have said "per week, f" instead.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Last Sunday evening, near Burnctes
stave mill, frightened COW, with a
board on her face, jumped into the bug.
gy, driven by j. +. Nichols. No So
rious damage was done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

There was a very pleasant party Of
young folks at John McKeen's on Tues
day evening last Several from Pres
colt were in attendance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

To VIM. Fisher we are indebted for
ono OF the largest and best watcrmclons
we have seen this season.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Davis has been out to see the stump
of that bull-thistlo. lie reported that
he found a distillery there in full blast.
1t is wheat distillery Of course. No
moro, Wen hear no nose.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

limits Of tic known universe, than the
people who reside in this senatorial
district.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Mrs. Sherman, formerly of this place,
was visiting friends here recently.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Those subscribers for Oa,r Freside
Friend before Sept 10th will be en-
titled TO the paper for one year, and
will receiyet the beautiful chrome
"Cute," neatly framed and ticket IN
the present distribution Of the premi
ums, amounting to S41 10000.
THos. Il TuBBs, Agent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

PERsoNAh-Albert Latson Of New
Ceuterville, gave US aeall one day re.
Gently.
Mr. Pierce, Of Gilmore, H., aud Mr..
Wallingford, DE- Chicago, made us a
pleasant call last Tuesday.
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9rom 2lew 3lirfmond.


The public School commenced
Monday Tie teachers are, Frank I.
Chapman, for tho upper department..
aud Miss Mackin for thqloger.
r. Z. Scribuor has sokl bis ola stor,'
to G. II. Decker, Of Black Brook, who
sin shortly put in Cue stock fgools
The Odd Fellows arc talking Of
building hall in this village.
--fhoro Is quite large lot Of freight
now going over our road
--Riehmond never grew moro rapid
~ than Il has tins summer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Two bnggies for sale cheap by Thos.
j.. Tubbs; also one democrat wagon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Peter Gould has just opened barber
shop on Main Street, opposite the
Pierce House, where he is prepared to
accommodate all who wish a clean shave
or stylish cut. He win shave you
eight times and cut your HAIR for 81,
or give you ten sha'es, and you re-
tain your hair, for the same money
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Dodge is bringing in new stoves By
the cargo.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Mrs. Joseph Chase and Miss Abby
Chase, are now i'll Of typhoid fever
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o. :. Powell and J. A. Short are on
the sick list
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Conn and 2aNw

Uncle Brownell is on the sick list
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NOTICE TO DUILDERS.

To the lowest responsible bidder
we shall let the job Of building a
schoolhousc in joint district No. 3,
in the towns Of River Falls and Man,
tel, the contract 10 be made and con
Grncd on or before the fifth day Of
Sept. ncHt.
Specifications can be found at the
Office Of Morse n Vannatta, where
bids can be left.
ALBERT CHAPLIN,
r.. A. PATTERSON,
River Falls, Aug. -, 1873
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

We have received The first number
Of the Industrial Age, published by the
INDUSTRIAL AGE Co. l75 Monroe
street, Chicago. 1t is devoted to Ia,
interests Of the people, and will co
operate with the Patrons, Farmers
Clubs, or other organizations, in sccur
ing to labor aud enterprise their lie
ultimate rewards
Tho 1gc is iyc-column qaarto, o.
good paper well printed, anI contain
but few advertisements Terms, 4
single subscribers, 81 "a year. Sampl
copies can be seen a; this office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-29

Within two weeks we intend to issue
a supplement, containing list Of all
the lands in Pierce county, advertised
for tax deed in May next.
Also, containing list Of the prcml
ums offered at the next Pierce County
Agricultural Fair, to be held at Prcs
colt the l7th and 18th Of September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-07
NUMBER 38.

not known. but tradition hath II that alter
the sad duel between Hamilton and Burr'
Jacataqua threw herself into the waters
of He'll Gate, beneath which she sank
forever out OF sight and out ol SOUND
Her children, of whom she lelt several,
were educated and kindly cared Tor. But
why this tragic ending? Aaron bur
where was he? this man ci renowned
ancestry and brilliant endowmenls' the
ideal soldier. The renowned lawyer, the
able politician. he who won name lame'
wealth aud petition, had been Obliged to
flee his country. Jacataqua could not
endure his absence and suicide became
the last resort OF despair. Her Burr was
indeed an exile in foreign lands-Oat -
the guest Of that British officer whom ne
and his lovely huntress maid had met
down by the laughing waters ot that
little brook, which We arc told rolls
grandy on under the grey walls OF old
Quebec. Every body knows the Iest-how
long after his trial for treason and acquit-
tai ut Richmond. long after his vice.
presidency, after his duel with Hamilton,
after his exile-how he came back 10
New York aud began the practice oi law,
until one day he WAS taken seriously liI.
Shortly after n carriage drove mp 90 his
door, and lady, noble, active and OF
medium years, entered his room. Come
with me-" she said. Il will care tory yon.'
Burr complied. Shortly alter, tLi- great
man died. Just before he brealhcd bis
last she said to bim What do you ihiuk
| have hcaid this morning. They say l
am your daughter" Indeed, Truth IS
stranger than fiction"
"All thc wogtl -iH-e
Aud an the men aul women merely piHl'.
Thcy have their exit and their entrance.
Aud one man iu Dis time plays many paris
Vas AUGr7Ifs.