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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20

PROVIDENCE, June 10.-Two ballots
were taken for United States Senator to-
day. The last resulted as follows: Burn.
side, 43; Dixon, a6; Barstow, II; scatter
ing, /. The Assembly will adjourn this
afternoon tomeet next Tuesday. -
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In PnrrnIt h of 1nfnrma,Inln,.

OTTAWA, oET, June 19.-Peter cleary,
delegate Of the Irish Agricultural Labor.
ers' Union, Is here collecting information
In connection with his mission. he viii
shortly leave for the West. 49, +
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Renomtna,ed.

AUBURN, Me-, June 19-At the Re.
publican Congressional Convention for
this district, VIM. P. Frye was renomt-
mated for Congress by acclsmation.a
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Yellow Fanar.

LISBON. June 19.-The mail steamship
arrived to-day from Rio Janeiro with the
intelligence that the yellow fever has bro,
ken out in Bohis, and is raging with great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20

BATHURST, N. B June 1s.-ru the elec'
tons to-day the Government will prob
ably be sustained by large majority II
favor ol the free non sectRrian school cot,
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ST. LOUIS.


MUTRY IN THE MISSOURI PENrTENT1ARY.
ST. LOUIS, Jnne 19.-since the mutiny
In the penitentiSry at Jefferson City q
few days ago, there has been very tur.
bulent spirit manifested by the convicts
For two days all work in the shops had to
be suspended and the prisoners kept in
their cells, Yesterday several Of the ring
leaders were lashed severely on the bare
back, and this will be continued from day
to day until all those most active in the
mutiny are. lpuhished. One Of thost
whipped yesterday confessed that the plo
10 escape had been planned, and an at
tempt was to have been made 10 carry II
out yesterday, but the action Of the au
thorities in combining the prisoners In theil
cells preventedit. It's believed that the
mutinous spirit has been quelled and thai
no more trouble will occur.
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'MrEER K1LLpp,

A Gazette dispatch states that at the
Nelsonvllle mines, Athens county, to-day,
one OF the negro miners shot and killed o.
Colorcd comrade with q amusket. az
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BY TELEGRAPH
ABso0IATRD PRESS REPORT

y 4Ry he Westctn JjnIon Lima Z III
once Noft6weSt cor Il Main and Monroe sr.
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Parsed 60 Engros.imlent.

BOsToH, June 19.-The Hoges license
bill was passed to engrosgmenI to-day n
the Lower House ol the Legislature by a
vote of 100 10 81. si!fIf5i 8 -
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Juno 1o.-The wlIe Of Don
Carlos has arrived in this city. She Is 20.
ing to Switzerland. -
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A motion was made In the Senate to.
day to reconsider the vote Of yesterday
on the bill to provide for the government
Of the District OF Columbia, so that
church property might be relieved Of the
tax Of three per cent. After discussion
the motion was laid on the table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20
WASHINGTON.

PRECEDENT GRANT SETTLES THE QUESTION
WASHINGTON, June 19-The President
has settled the question Of the internal
revenue SupervisOrshlp for the Southern
District, composed OF Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana,
by deciding that K. R, Cobb retain the
position, thus disposiug Of the charges
against him.
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ENGLAND.
wATcHtEG RocuEFoRr.

WAIVHINu R0CHRFoRT.
LONDON, June 1s.-French detectives
are In the country watching Rccheiort.
o DARoAs Is w11LrN'. ~ yhs.
In the House Of Commons today. Mr.,
Bourke, Under Secretary Of tho Foreign
Department, Ia reply to- request for Ia.
formation, stated that Her Aisjesty's gov.
ernment was not unwilling 10 mediate
between Brazil and the Argentine Con.
federation, but that It had not as vet been
invited to use Its friendly Offices In thai
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The Washoe Tool factory at Elm
PARK, staten Island, was burned, and sew.
efai small buildings adjoining were more
or less damaged. The loss Is estimated
at so0oO; about hall iscoVered by In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20

There was considerable excitement At
the court house this morning By tho sp-
pearance oil VIM. II, Tweed, subpmnaed
as a witness. The ex.chiei Of the defunct
Ring was brought into court attended bv
two deputy eherifts, He was dressed a
in old times in dark suit and white meek
tie. he 10 much thinner than Of yore and
his face bears evident traces Of mental
anxiety. He has aged too, percep,ibly
but appears to be In good healih 'snd
spirits. BE was attended as ever by hiI
son, w. b, Tweed, Jr,.
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JACKSON county is agitated by the re-
moval Of 1.-THE permanent seat" Of the
county government from Bipley to Ra-
yepswood. r,.,. ..,,r-y1
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HARRnpuRs, June l9.-Mrs. Cameron,
vile Of Senator Cameron, died this morn.
ing, = Funeral will take place Monday.
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NEW YORK CITY,


NEW YORK, June 19.-In a quarrel In
. liquor saloon on MurSyBtreet about 10
o'clock odsy. growing out Of the recent
yacht race, Mortimer Sullivan, OF AT
Pearl street, was shot dead by Mark Gill,
Of 81 Park street, who subsequently at-
tempted to shoot the officer who arrested
him. Sullivan leaves q wife and four
children.
DAMAGING RUIoRs IN TIE GRAIN TRADE.
There are rumors of extensive swind-
ling in the grain trade to Europe, involv-
Ing, accordiDg,to amember OF the Pro-
duce Exchange, several Thousands in
money and the reputation Of q business
man heretofore unblemished. The Rx.
change Is to make thorough investiga.
finn e.
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Several Senators tendsavcred 10 have
bills on the calendar called up for passage,
but Mr., Edmunds objected and the morn.
Ing hour business was proceeded with.
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing, called up the House resolution
10 print 1900 copies Of Prof Hay den'S
report on the creiaceous fora Of tho West.
paaaaIl
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TIE RACES.

The race at Pittsburgh Driving Parh
to-day was for purse Of $3.50 ior 2.45
horses, and was won by Philadelphia
Boy in the second, third and fourth heats
Time-s:4sf, 2.4S, 2;46i, 2;47s. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20
THR M'oooK NOMINATION.

The Senate re.assembled OF 7:S0 and
Immediately went into executive session
The nomination, OF Gen. McCook TO be
Governor Of Colorado Territory, which
occupied ell Of theexecutive session pre-,
Vious 70 tho recess, was again taken up
and discussed. 80
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AAS \ ANolAShk RPRASNSA INV
An actto extend the time for filing claims
Tor additional bounty under the act Of
July IS, 1855; an acts to admit free Of
duty articles intended for the information.
al exhibition Of 1873; an act authorizing
the sale by the Board Of Commissioners !, Of
the Soldiers Home at Harrodsburg, KY,
known as Harodsburg Springs property.
NOMINATION By THE PRESIDENT.
The President sent the following nom.
ination 10 the Senate: B. P. Potts, Ohio,
as Governor Of Montana. E
PRoBABLR PosTPoNMENT.
It Is probable that the Canadian re.
ciprocity treaty will DO postponed until
the next session. NJ ..e,-.. -
RRFusRD 10 RECOMMEND. tr
Tho House Pacific Railroad Committee
by vote ol seven against FIVE refused 10
recommend an investigation into the
Central Pacific Railroad contract and
finance matters.
MR. BuTLER HAS A FULL MEETING.
Mr.. Butler, OF Mass, was complimented
this evening with-the largest audience
that has been seen in the House this scs
sion. A large portion Of the members
were In their seats; the Speaker himsel
was In the chair. The galleries on both
sides Of the hall were crowded with spec
tators and correspondents Of newspapers
filled the reporters gallery. Mr.. Bltlel
spoke at length in defense Of the moiety
system.
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pITTs,IBURGIH.

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN THR FIRST
DKGRRE.
PTTTsBURoH, June 19.-The trial oil
Ernest Ortwein for the murder OF the
Hamnett family was concluded this even.
ing. The jury, atter an absence Of only
fifteen minutes, returned q verdict oI
guilty OF murder in tho first degree. The
prisoner seemed oshow no slgns Of emo.
lion when the verdict was announced
The Court remarked that the verdict was
entirely proper and received the endorse
ment Of the Court. -,s, .,',
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aARFrRLp MoYRp mo- AnJhuRN.

Mr.. Garfield moved adjournment, say.
ing that 1t was his duty to do all he could
70 prevent further appropriations for pub.
lie buildings.
The Speaker remarked that the same
majority vote which would adjourn the
House could refuse to second the motion
to suspend the rules, and thereby prevent
suchipropositions from getting through the
House.
Mr.. Garfield withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Whiteley's motion to suspend the
rules and pass the bill was agreed to-
yeas 1853, nays 81. .
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It is probable that the Canadian re
ciprocity treaty will bo postponed unit
the next session. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-20

! Mr.. Patterson, ,trom tho Committee on
Territories, reported iavorably on the bill
to organize the Territory Of 0klahams
and for the better protection Of the Indian
tribes therein. Placed on theC Calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-23

Rev. STEWART TAYLOR died at his resi-
denco, near Rockbridge Bsths, on Sunday last,
March 18th, of paralysis, in the 18th year OF his
age.
the top of the Short Hill, on the farm known as
the Barton Place, now the property of Dr. John
H. Freeman When about eighteen he went to
Tazewell county to learn the tanning business,
and after his return to this county settled on
upper North river where he spent the remain,
der of his days. He was y man OF strong Will
and stout purpose and all his life held to opin-
ions that were not popular with his neigh 6ors
At forty years of age he became Der OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church; At that tune s we
ter in the New Testament intelilglbly to an au-
ditor but he conceived tie notion that 1t was
his duty to preach and we are by no m oans sure
that be had mistaken his CALL We have heard
sermons from him abo lnding with thoughts OF
The most striking originality and with illustra-
tions indicating the poetic endowment in de.
gree that, with carly training and culture, would
undou btedly have m. de him distinguished or
ator His political views being In harmony WIN
the principles held by the old Methodist Eplsco'
pal Church, he remained in that communion
tin his death In this he followed his honest
convictions, and however much his friends may
have regretted his course they never doubled
his upr phtness; in fact from all that we nave
known and heard of him, Lis consistent Christ
ian life put the purity Of his motives III all ms
acts beyond question.
He has three sons in the Methodist ministry
two in California and one in the East Baltimore
Conference His eldest son, Rev William lay
lor, made national reputation as the Street
Preacher of San Francisco. and by his books on
the early history of the Gold State.
Now that the old man is gone we will only
remember his virtues, and let the charity which
we ever had for what we deemed his mistakes
hide them altogether from our view.-Leriny'
ton Va Gazette.
Died at her residence, in Wsrrenton, on the
9Th instant Mrs. T. VIRGINIA FOOTE, wld-
ow of the late Richard h. Foote in the 10th year
of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-23
The Markets.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Stocks active and fe-
verish. Money 4. Gold liz. Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat a shade frmer. Corn lie
higher.
BALTIMORE, March 23-Virgnia SKIES old,
consolidated So ; West Virginas lit bid to day.
Cotton quiet but firm at l5ial5a Flour dull !;
market tavors buyers; Howard street Superine
S. SO; City Mills Superine d 75aS5 is; do. Ex-
ira 75aSS so; do Family 75aSlo 80 Wheat
finn white choice iSoslS5; fair to prime do l6O
airs; choice amber 1885, good to prime red l70a
1870; common to fair do. l60,l65; Pennsylvania
red l70sl72; Ohio and Indiana l6oal65; Western
Surine l45al5O. Corn frmer; white Southern
1881; yellow Southern 1880; mixed Western
8OsS7. Oats firm Southern 62aG4 We tern Goa
63. Rye Armer at SUa9O. Hay unchanged.
Provisions strong and active.
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Peruvian GuanO.

We have, several times during the last year,
called the attention of our readers to the adulte-
ration of guauos, and condemned the practice
as it should be. We DOW bring to their notice
the card of R. BALCAzAR, whose business We
have investigated. Aluoug the best Of pure
guanos is that imported from Peru, under the
auspices OF the Peruvian Government. MIR.
BALcAzAR is in direct communication with the
agents of that GOVERNMENT and is enabled to
supply that guauo, unadulterated, full 2,24O
pounds to the ton, directly to consumers, thus
saving the profits of middlemen. Fle will also
ship in small or large quantities from the sea-
port nearest to the locality Of the consumer,
thus saving no iuconsiderable amount of frelg NJ.
Mr.. BALCAZAR claims that by the above plan
he can furnish consumers with pure guauo at
rates very much lower than they are now pay
ing for it.-Rual NeU Yorker.
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.3.nUSE.HE.NTS.
TT REC P A n T A 5 g . T Il

AT
SAREPTA HALL,
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March 23d ard 18th, 1874,
With descriptive Lecture by
Prof. BENZ. P. WORCESTER.
ILLUSTRATIONS Desert, Egypt
and Across the Continent; Works of Art; Fine
Architecture; Niagara in Summer and Winter;
Along the Line Of the Union Pacific Railroad ;
Overhangng Rock; Canyons; Caves; Pulpit
Rock Mormon Country Salt Lake City show,
ing Tabernacle Brigham Youngs House and
Grounds Wasitch Mountains Brigham Young;
Indian Men and Women and Wigwam; Gold
Mining; Snow Sheds; Yosemite Valley from
Inspiration Point; Its Wonderful Mountains
Its Unsurpassed Waterfalls; Chamounl (oWlss)
and Yosemite compared; Chsmouni Valley,
seen from an elevation Glacier or River Of Ice
and Snow; Alpine Climbers; Top of a MOUNT punt
Blanc, over three miles high; Mammoth Tree
Grove Sequoia Gigsntis; SentineIs, CD feet in
cir Big Tree (the first discovered in 1852 #.
in cir how cut down Mother of Forest, whose
bark was exhibited in Sydenham G. London
Father of Forest III feet in cir. and 1900 years
old; Wild Animals in the Menagerie
Admission 25c; children l5c. Special ar
engagements made with schools 1T reduced rates
for admission. mn Ito
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From New York.

New York, March 23.-Tbe striking mer
on the Erie Railroad thus far have not inter
tered with the five hundred men put on their
places this morning. They are overawed by
the fact that the Fourth Ncw Jersey regiment
and first battalion of infantry have been order,
ed under arms and are not at their armory
ready to move at moments notice.
Charles Skron was found dead this morning
in Ravine Cut, Jersey City, supposed to have
been murdered He was playing cards until
late this morning in neighboriug saloon aud Is
said to have had quarrel with one of the
party.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The slight delay in the arrival of the last
train from Washington last night was caused
by the sudden necessity for the substitution, OF
an engineer 10 place of Mr.. Eogl and, who had
charge OF the locomotive, but who received
telegram at the Washington depot Informing
him of the death of his child 10 Baltimore to
which place he had to 60.
Considerable disturbance was created at the
grave yards 10 the southwestern suburbs yeser'
day by fight which took place there, The
Fairfax aul horitcs would not object to the su-
pervison of the place on Sundays by q city
policeman.
The steamer Virginia of the Maryland ferry
line made slight deviation today and took a
load of passengers from here to the slip OF the
East Alexandria Railroad, Oh the opposite side
of the river
The weather to-day has been cool and windy
so cold as to render overcoats and fires com
Portable aud vastly different from that OF the
latter part of last week.
The Remaining cook shop In the eastern
wing of the market house building has been
rented to Phillis Lyles, colored, for IS per
month.
Mr.. A. Gachet brought to this office to-day
samples OF the largest, aud most beautiful and
delicious pippns sold in market this year.
Another cargo of oysters has arrived since
Saturday and most of the dealers have replen-
ished the diminished supplies.
Accommodation traius to Quantico now only
run three times a week.
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The Fire nj Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, March pa fire here last
night destroyed Miiler's saloon, the frame back
building of the American House, and two up
per floors of the City Hotel At two this morn
Ing the fire was under coutrol. 1t is impossible
to accurately estimate the loss, but it will not
exceed $50, 900; Insurance $4,000;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-23
Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, March Id Catholic
mob Oh March 7th attacked the Protestant
chapel in Puebla, smashing windows and furul-
,ure, destroyed Bibles aud stoned the PASTOR
Rev. Autouia Oral.
The State of Yucatan is utterly disorgaDzed
by he revolution.
The Tepec Indians continue their depreda-
TONS They have lately become more daring,
having defeated the government troops sent
against them. Reintorcements have been dis
patched
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1TFXANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

FAUoUIER COUNTY ITEMS. -(trom the " " ar
renton Index ALI the Supervisors OF fau
ouier county we're present at meeting nelu 10
the Court House on the 18th inst. Inc prsn-
cipal business which engaged their atten'ion
was estimates for the current fiscal year. Al
ter reducing the allowance hitherto mace 70
the Commonwealth Attorney $780, the ar a
lowance of their own Clerk $50: the oherih III
$50, Jaior, $50: Supt. of Poor S20' ana eacn
of the five townships Assessors SD, making
total reduction Of S495, the Board ascertalnea
the county expenses at s7,3l3,54 10 meet
which they levied tax Of 10 per cent on the
State tax of the past year, yielding s5,525' W.
and captation tax on each of the 1881 tltnea,
bles, 81 800 80 making s1,3l3,54;; 80 the poll
and county tax will be just what they were last
year. CT !,
At an election held last Saturday to I'LL the
vacancy in the Office of Recorder of the town OF 81
Warrenton, occasioned by the resignation OF
Mr. Downman, l35 votes were cast vi tlISe
w. w. Williamson received 81 votes and John
T. James 4S-majorty for Williamson 49, =! Mr.
Williamson was iDducted into office on wed
nesday. He has integrity, capacity and leisure
and will no doubt make an excellent officer.
There will be meeting of the Farmers r. al
Melrose Station on Saturday the 2Sth lost to-
the purpose of organizing Graoge OF the Ia
irons of Husbardry.
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Editorial Excursion.

LONDON, March 23.-Sevenly journalists
went Oh an excursion Saturday over the Mid.
land railroad in Pullman palace cars, aud this
morning the papers are enthusiastic. over the
new feature in English railway travel.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March %, l l a. NJ.
For the Southern States, northeasterly winds
falling temperature, rising barometer cloudy
weather and rain For the Middle States and
New EogIand, rising barometer, fresh north
westerly and westerly winds, generally clear
weather and low temperature below freezing
except in Virginia aod southern Mary
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Ice RrOlken Up.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, March pa strong
northeast wind last night has broken up the ice
in the 81. Lawrence and the river is now full Of
floating ics
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Reat to Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 90. --Justus W. Acuff,
of Montgomery county, an insane patieut at
Kirkbride hospital, on Thursday last, while in
the yard with other patients, wanted them to
box with him. His companions aud all tell
upon him beating him 10 cruel aud inhuman
mauner, caused his deatd.
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