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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-08
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Tho Message.

Our space Is largely taken up with the
Presidents Message this morning, The
document was sent into Congress at noon
yesterday and promptly transmitted by
telegraph to this and other points. 1t will
be found In extenso on our third page.
No one would pick the President out
for professional writer Of state papers.
There will be no suspicion that any pen
save his own was employed In getting up
the message sent into Congress yesterday
1t bears evidence ol emenation from an
Impractical writer-from one TO whom
composition Is an unfamiliar and probably
an uncongeniAl employment. Neverthe-
less the message Is an easily understood
document. 1t isa business paper all the
way through, It's chief festureis It's open.
ing discourse on the finances. The views
oil last spring are renewed and reinforced
with considerable warmth. In fact the
President manitests q zeal that almost
borders on impatlence and apprehension
in regard to specie payments. He is long
wcy further on in that direction than he
was this time year ago. 1t was his
message OF December, 1878, that misled
Congress as to what he would do with
the initiation bill, and that stultified such
Republican leaders as MORTON and
LOGAN before the country. The marvel.
Gus JoNEs-the specie Senator from
Nevada-who il credited with the in
spiration OF the April veto-ls still a
potent spell on the Presidential mind. The
present bold re.sffirmstion Of the views
then expressed leaves no hope whatever
that Mr.. GRANT, who Mrs. GRANT
says Is q very "stu bborn man." will
change. Hencelorward, therefore, we
may count upon his active in-
huence in favor oil the repeal Of the
Legal tender act and q resumption OF
specie payments. And in his efforts to this
end the country will gradually aCQuiesce
We say gradually, for, as we remarked
yesterday, there is going to be nothing
done OF definite character in regard to
the finances either by this or the next
Congress. The Republicans will let the
subject alone in the hopes Of retrieving
their losses in tho late elections, and the
Democracy will avoid it for fear OF en-
dsngering their success, And thus the
business will be laid on the table until
after the Presidential election OF 1875.
AS for the other topics treated upon in
the Message they arc not Of sufficient
moment TO call for special comment, The
late Louisiana imbroglio is alluded to and
the action Of the government explained
and defended in regard to the attempted
usurpation. The President very proper
" refers the whole matter 10 Congress,
and reminds members that they failed 10
do their duty in the premises at the last
session He also gives short history oi
the Arkansas troubles, and turns over
that State along with Louisiana to the
attention Of Congress. For further par
ticulars in regard to the contents OF the
Message VIC refer readers 10 the document
itaali
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BY TELKanAPH
New York Money and Stocks.

NEw York, December 7.-MoNEY-
Sia4 per cent. Choice mercantile paper
oaO per cent for 60 days and Ga7 per cent
Tor four months.
STERLING ExCHANoE-Dull and quiet
AZ $4,S4ia4.S5 for 60 days and 81 sofa
400 for demand.
GoLD-Opcned at 111t and declined 10
lllt' Carrying rates II, 9s, 8. and 4 per
cent Borrowings fiat; CICarings 1884,.
100000 Custom receipts S2lS,OO0
Specie engagements for tomorrow $780,.
OoO. Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS - Weaker and lower
with smaller transactions than usual.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, December I'm the Senate
a bill was introduced Tor the appointment
Of three commissioners 10 revise and codi.
" the Ohio laws to compel foreign insur.
ance companies 10 deposit 100000 in
bonds before commencing business in
Ohio. A bill was also introduced to ad.
nit to privilegesIol the Soldiers Orphans
Home only those children born since the
close of the rebellion.
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Bold RobberY.

CINCINNATI, December IA special tc
the Enquirer gives an account Of a daring
robbery at Spades Station, Ind, Satuf'
day night -Four men entered store Of F
y J. s. Golfer and with drawn revolvert
demanded money. Alter obtaining about
$50 cash two stood guard over the in
mates while the remainder loaded a
wagon with goods. Two OF the thieves
were arrested Sunday. The others are
not yet captured.
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Changes In the Constitution. .

CITY OF MEXICO, December 7.-The
articles of amendments to the Constitu.
tion making changes in Congress and
creating Senate, having passed Congress
were solemnly promulgated as the law Of
the land, with firing Of canon, ringing
bells and grand military review by the
President. A debate is now progressing
in Congress on o bill restricting the
powers Of the Roman Catholic church.
One clause provides for the complete
separation OF the church and State and
another for the expulsion of the sisters oil
charity,
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New York DRY Good,

NEw York, December 1.-THE pack
age trade is only moderate and iobbipp
branches inactive. Brown and blesched
cottons in lair request. New York Mills
shirHngs are reduced to 1Gtc. Prints in
good demand. Side bands and chintzes
sell freely. Wamsutta prints reduced 10
otc' Heavy csssimeres and worsted coat.
ingS are in iair request. Kentucky jeans
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, December e. The
Vicksburg reports in circulation last night
that q large body Of armed negroes were
on their way to the city 10 take possession
OF the court house, were confirmed this
morning at nine o'clock, when the alarm
bells were rung 10 alarm the citizens.
The business houses Of all kinds are clos.
ed and the whites, under arms, are march.
ing out on the various roads 10 meet the
enemy. The court house Is in the pos.
session ot the whites and the negro
sheriff o prisoner. Great excitement pre-.
walls.
THE CITY ATToRNRYsHIP.
City Attorney Lacy resigned a few
days ago and suggested the necessity oil at
once filling the vacancy. The City Coun.
Gil accordingly elected B. +. Jonas City
Attorney. When he went 10 take pos.
session Of his office this morning he found
one OF hlr. Lscy's assistants in possession,
with commission from Gov. Kellogg
appointing him, Walsh, City Attorney,
Utce Lacy resigned. The city administra.
tors met, and after examining the law
became satisfied they had power 10 elect
a city Attorney, and that Walsh was an
interloper. They went to the city At
torney's office and requested Walsh 10
turn it over to Jonas, which he decli-
ned to do, but as the administrators were
there to put him out, he finally turned
over the keys, books and papers to Mayor
Leeds, and withdrew under protest, sta
ting that he would contest the matter be.
fore the courts.
The city charter provides that the new
Council at the first regular meeting shall
elect the City Attorney. This provision
OF the law was complied with. 1t is
stated that Jonas was elected in less than
ten minutes after Lsceys resignation was
read by Council. Therefore, when Walsh
was appointed there was no vacancy.
The Council has power 10 dismiss the City
Attorney. They will adjourn from day
to day and dismiss all appointees Of the
Governor and employ counsel 10 attend
to the Citys legal business. The council
also has power TO regulate the salary OF
the City Attorney. II they can't get rid
of Walsh any other way they propose TO
reduce the salary 10 one hunred dollars
per annum.
The administrators are determined not
to have Walsh or any other Kellogg ap.
pointee in the City Hall.
With quorum in both Houses the Re,
turning Board will then refer the con.
tested parishes 10 the Legislature, and
that body will throw out the Conserva-
tives and call upon the President Tor
troops to sustain them. Prominent Con.
servatives assert that this is The radical
SLOW PROGRESS.
The Returning Board is getting along
slowly Returns from about twenty Par.
ishes were contested and laid aside; about
fifteen OF them gave Conservative MAORI.
ties. 1t is now believed the Board will
promulgate the returns from other Par
ishes giving Republican majority in the
Legislature.
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STATE BoNDy-Quiet and dull.


sToCKs-Weak and ieverish. Early in
the day prices declined ! to 2B per cent,
the chief decline being in Pacific Mail.
The decline was caused by raid of the
bears. Later in the day the whole mar.
ket was active and strong. The advance
from the lowest point Of the day ranged I
to 2t per cent against the decline early in
the day Of ! to 2F per cent The leading
stocks were Pacific Mail, Lske Shore,
Northwestern, St, Paul, Rock Island,
Western Union, Wabash, ohlos and Union
Pacific. The transactions aggregated 275,.
600 shares, Of which $4,000 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, %, 900 North.
western, 5000 Rock Island, 10000 81.
Paul, $4,000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 49,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December THE iDlunc-
tlon obtained by Mr.. W. O. Kenley
against the Erie Railway Company, has
been dissolved.
LONDON, December The operatives
In the Dundee, Jute, mills, to the number
oil 10000, have struck in consequence Of a
reduction oi wages.
A paris telegram to the Standard says
the Assembly will adjourn on the 10Th
inst. until January 11th.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT,
UFYICK OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIoER.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. 7.-6:00P,
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States, New England
and Lower Lake regions, cloudy and
colder weather, with areas Of light snow,
north or west winds and rising baron.
eter.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear.
ing weather and light variable winds,
with no decided change in temperature,
and rising barometer east of the Central
Mississippi river.i
For the Upper Lake region, ,Sareas Of
light snow followed by partly cloudy
weather, low but rising temperature,
northerly winds, shifting to easterly and
sOutherly and rising, followed by falling
barometer.
For the Northwest, increasing cloudi-
ness and rising temperature with south
or west winds and falling barometer.
For the Canal regions Of New York
and the northern portions of Pennsylvania
and Ohio. the temperature will fall below
freezing point during Tuesday night.
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BALTIMORE, December 7.-Flour -
Dull; western superfne So 25a4 50; do ex.
ira "a 75a5 25. Wheat-Dull; No. Q red
western 81 23al "a. Corn-NIixed west.
ern dull; nominally S5c. Oats-Firmer;
mixed western G4c: white do G5c. Rye
Weak and lower, $la1 go. Hay-Dull
and unchanged. Pork-NominalIy, $2l,
Bacon-Firm and scarce; shoulders 103c:
clear rib lStal34c. Butter-Western un.
changed. Petroleum-Unchauged. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Sl OS,
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ANTWERP, December 7.-The steam.
ship Switzerland, from New York, has
arrived.
LONDON, December 7.-The steamships
A!rragon from New York, and Caspian
from Portland, arrived out.
NRw YORK, December 7.-Arrived.-
inc steamer City OF Brooklyn, from
Liverpool.
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CinCInnnlI.

CINCINNATI, December G.-Colton-
Dull but unchanged. Wheat-Firm and
SCARCE 81 10a1 20. COrn-Demand fair:
advanced, 62c. Bsrley-Scarce; fall 81 45'
Potk-Dull; SEQ OOA20 so spot; SCI 90
February. Lard-Dull; steam 134s19ec,
Green Meats-Dull. Bacon-Duil and
nominal hams 11a11tc, closing inside.
Whlsky-Scarcc and steady at 0Gc.
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PITTSBORGH.
ELECTION OF RAILROAD orpIcERs.

ELESiION OF hAlLROAD OFFICERS.
PrrrsBURdu, December 7.-At the an.
nual meeting in this city to-day of the
stockholders of the Pittsburgh s. Connells.
vile Railroad, tho following Board Of Di.
rectoTs was elected for the ensuing year
Mondez Cohen, Of Baltimore, VIM. s.
Blssell, of Pittsburgh, VIM. Keyser, Of
Baltimore, John T. Donnell Smith, Of
Baltimore, VIM. H. Perkins, of Baltimore,
e. G. Vickery, Of Baltimore; L. Sisson, Of
Baltimore, Charles, Webb, OF Baltimore,
Israel Cohen, Of Baltimore, and George r,
Dennis, Of Frederick, Maryland. Presi-
dent Cohen was unable to submit the re-
ports Of the road, owing to the shortness
OF the time between the close of the fiscal
year and the present meeting. At his
suggestion the date for the close Of the
fiscal year was changed from October
3lst to September 30th. The next meet.
ing will be held on the first Wednesday
in February next.
OLD BOARD RE ELKcTRD.
At meeting Of the new Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Pittsburgh & Connelsville r.
Il, tonight the old officers were all 70.
elected.
THR PrTTsBURGu CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
was to-day organized by the election Of
Hon. Thomas M, Howe, President, and a
board OF II directors, the latter represent.
ing all the principal manufacturing and
mercantile interests otthe city.
A DEAD LOCK OUT.
The situation between the iron manu-
facturers and puddlers OF this city Is that
Of q dead lock out. OF 800 furnaces in
this county but 70 are running, and these
only temporarily until certain contracts
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The President sent to the Senate
yesterday the nomination OF Marshall
Jewell, Of Connecticut, to be Postmaster
General.
Josiah Cummings, a trunk manu-
iacturer, Of Springfield, Massachusetts,
mas JAILED, with liabilities estimated OF
$l@O,OOO. Assets unknown.
AT Altoona, Pennsylvania, while
John Thompson was hunting in the
brush on Saturday, he was shot dead by
Joseph d. Brown, who mIstOok Thomp-
son for deer.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 7.-The Bishop OF
UrgRl, until lately an adhGrent OF Don
Carlos, has written q letter announcing
his abandonment ol the Carlist cause and
stating he has advised Don Alphonso to
take the same course. He declares that
he will remain in his diocese even II the
Republican toops regain possession.
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TOLEDO, December 7.-Flour-Demspd
light and holders firm. Wheat-Dull;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 151; No. / white
Michigan 81 70; amber Michigan 81 08I
Corn-Demand fair and market firm:
high mixed 70ia7lc seller December,
7Otc seller January; old high mixed 75c;
low mixed O7c; old rec. Glover Seed
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military Conpultntion.

ST. LOUIS, December 7,-Lieut. Gen.
Sheridan and Gen. Pope, with several
members Of their respective stats, have
been in conference with Gen. Sherman
to-day, but the nature Of their consulta.
ton has not transpired.
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Reecher.TiIton.

ALBANY, N. Y, December I'm the
appeal case ol Rev. H.W. Beecher against
Theodore Tilton, the Court takes the
ground that the Court below had a right
10 order the bill Of particulars asked by
Beecher,
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Hanged by a Mob.

ST. LOUIS, December 7.-The Repu6i-
can has a special saying that DR.. Rush,
charged with committing several burgla.
ries and arsons the past few months in
Concordia, was hanged by a mob last
night six miles from that village.
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CleYelnnh.

CLEVELAND, December 7.-Wheat-
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Dull and
unchanged. Oats-Steady and unchanged,
Petroleum-Firmer; standard white can
ls2c higher. -'''
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PITsBURdH, December 7.-Whest-
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 15a
IL; white 81 coal 80. Corn-New ear
76a7Sc; shelled S0as2c, Petroleum.
Crude 77taSOc at Parker's; Refined 1Olc
Philadelphia delivery. '
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Death of Or, BeucdIc,.

PRovlDENCE, R. l., December 7.-Rev.
Dr. Benedict, author OF some works on
the: Baptist ministry, died al Pautucka
yesterday, IN his Goth year.
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"A fire at Fredrlckstowu, Ohio, Sat-
urday night destroyed the Touring mill
Of Kirkendall & Sellers. Loss, $1,000.
Insured, $500 in western companies,
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Ed. Noonan was killed in Boston
Sunday morning in fight with some IN.
known persons,
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The evidence just received renders it
absolutely certain that Gov, Ames and his
Attorney General George E Harris incit.
ed and advised invasion oil this city by
the negroes to-day. This evidence has
been laid before the ablest lawyers of the
city with q view TO arrestiug and bring
ing these parties to this city for trial.
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An hour preceding the opening Of the
session was spent by the members IN
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This cut gives u sec
tiunal view, showing
the cut under the fer
rule and the strength
cned bar.
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A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL

NEW OIL ANS Sept. %, 1>F3
CAPT TRYON j, " OODWARD
Agent MAJ uire's Medicines.
No IS MAgaZ Street:
ESTEEMED SIR From ceiling OF heartfelt graf,
to address you and respectfully beg 20 give you
voluntary and brief statement Oh my past and pres
eut state of health. UNDRAsGo LIVER AND Blood
BITTERs AND sARsAPAhILLA Tonic. MY neaIln iot
wears has been bad. but IRON the commencement OF
this wear rapidly declined, for.ing me to abandon
all characte OF business; and upon becoming com
nietelv parayZed in my right arm and with my
whole ri ht side threatened, became helpless ana
hopeless indeed though attended upon by the inos,
skinuI physicians of this and other States anu
cities with no benefit; and, In fact. my OWL EneoA
cal knowledge forces TO realize the iac, that IN
less some change and improvement looh piaSe soon
win me would shortly die, ana Maue NY eNeIy
earthly arrangement sceofdinss' SirerteS to and
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wit no hope confidence OF penent 70 mysshy y
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rasrnred to perfect health and that by the use Oh
| mi on bottle of thc CUSDURASeo LIVER AND
BTooD BIFTERs and SARsAPARILLA TONIC. feel;
iudeed renewed and resurrected man, ana VIII
tvei nv dear cir, lie grateful ia my remembrance
OF y5u for the kind interest and generous
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c.nyinceh that TO the of Cnnderango ana IN
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| ton OF my case be made; and by my happy experl
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Nav ORLEANS, Sept II. 1913.
We the undersigned being personally acquainted
with IJr Logan cheerfuliy certify that The apov
stat,.mert is true and correct n every par,enlar
. MoCAL1SfEh
. Pm GOODWIN.
DAN'L HIcEAK
Sold ky Censor & Thomas. rock Island,
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Ghe 9ailg Arens,
The Revelations Of Bathing Dresses.


| noticed letter in your excellent pa
per the other day signed ~. NJ. C. A."
in which the writer, who is evidently
young gentleman. protested against the in
decency of promiscuoUs bathing at our wa
tering places, and the Improperly of la
DIES bathing dresses. cannot help
thinking that this young manis very young
indeed. He evidently has the silly pru-
derry which is not out of place in very
young girl, but which is very ridiculous in
a young man who intends to become at
some day husband and father.
AS an old lady, feel the right to speak
on the subject Of ladies bathing in public.
My own daughters have always done it,
with my warmest appreciation, and | should
never consent to have them enter the surt
unless IN company with men who could
look after them and keep them out Of dan
ger do not consider that there is any
thing indicate about the bathing dresses
worn by women. They cover the form com
pletely, and the fact that they permit tht
outlines of the body to be seen after the
dresses become wet is a matter of no con
sequence,
The fact that women actually have bod
les is one which it is silly for US to pretent
to ignore, especially in this age, wher
art has made us all so familiar witt
the human form. There is nothing
immoral in our bodies, and the me
and women who, as painters an
sculptors are constantly made ia
miliar with the undraped form do nc
: have their morals contaminated thereby
c c So far from Directing to the present styl
= !, of bathing-dress because it reveals to
> much, | think it would he greatly impro'
!. ed if it were made with short sleeves an
short legs, 50 that the wearer could secul
more freedom of limb. If Y. NJ. c. A
h does not ike it he can easily stay ava
IS from the seashore. And | will say,in co
N clusion, that he is to be pitied who, stan
- ing on the beach in full view of the III
jestic ocean, can see nothing except Il
wet bathing dress of some lady on who
a he has turned his opera glass. Lady ac'
ter an q NeU York paper.
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lI||IIH|ISi|gHH

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST FORMS of Piles, two to i've bottles Ia
IEPRosY sCRoFUIA, RHEUMATISM, SALT hHEuM,
CANCER CATARRH, KIDEEY DISEASES, and all uis-
eases of the skin, and the greatest Blood Purlner
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. requestai
to send 10 me and take back their money III al.
cases of failure. None for Is years III. DFOWLE,
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal Sold Throughout
the world 81 bottle. Send for Circulars OF aston
ishing cures.
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Reasons why they Only
should be Used!

THEIR REPUTATION Is ESTABLISHED.
Thousands OF Testimonials have been received
showing that these POWDERS have performed
miracles in curing cases Of long standing. many of
hem considered hopeless.
THERE IS NO RISK IN TAKING THEM
They contain nothing injurious, and, therefore.
cause none OF the lingering diseases so often the
result of the many nostrums of the day. Physicians
recommended them as superior to Quinine or any
other known remedy, for they leave the system in
healthy state, and the patient beyond the probabl
ity OF a relapse.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine are put up in square tin boxes, Will
! THOMPSON'S FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS
stamped on the lid, and the signature OF THOMPSON
! & CRAWFORD on the wrapper. No Others can pos
| sibly be genuine
CRAWFORD & FOBES,
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