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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-23
Terrible Explosion and Loss of Life.

DETROIT, October 22-The Northern
Transportation Cos steamer Brooklyn,
bound from Ogdensburg to Chicago, ex-
plOded her boiler whilst coming up the
river. The accldent occurred about two
o'clock. The effects of the explosion
were fearful, Instantly sinking the boat
and killing large number OF persons.
The steamer Cuba was short distance
ahead Of the Brooklyn and picked up
nearly all Of the survivors, who were
landed here, the injured being sent 10 the
hospital. AS yet no complete list OF the
lost or saved can be obtained. The agents
here state that there were only seven
passengers on board. Others say there
were at least ten. The crew numbered
about twenty. 1t is thought that at least
half OF those on board were killed.
The passengers killed are Mrs. Bobbin
and child, Oswego; lady from Cleveland
and two Frenchmen from Ogdensburgh,
names unknown as the stewards books
are in the sunkCn wreck. The crew killed
are John Morley, first cook, Ogdensburg;
second cook, unknown, Osweg0; William
Hllliard, secoud engineer, Ogdensburg;
James Romaine, wheelsmsn, Michael
Huck and James Phillips, tiremen, Cape
Vincent; Mike Hsnley, deck hand, Samuel
Anderson, porter, Rensaeller Falls, N Y.
The saved passengers arc Capt.
Boardmsn, Chicago, head Injured and
arm broken; james Mullin, Green Bay,
seriously injured; F. W. Stevens, New
Haven, leg broken and head cut; Riley
franklin, Lodi, Ohio, shoulders sprained
and cut in the head. The crew saved are
Captain Harvey Brown, unirjured; First
Mate Daniel Rider, arm broken; Second
Mate Abner Mellen, cut IN the leg; First
Engineer VIM. Stoddard, fatally hurt:
Antoine Parker, wheelmsn, slightly hurt;
George Meade, lookout, uDipjured; Mary
Brown, chambermaid, leg broken; James
Gibbons, cabin boy, unhurt: Amos Nelson,
loot hurt; VIM. PIumsted, steward, un.
hurt; Fred. Valley, deckhsnd, slightly
injured, and two deCkhands unknown.
The Brooklyn had a miscellaneous
cargo and was herself valued at $25 600.
Some Of the injured passengers say tho
boat was racing with the propeller Cuba,
which had passed her short time before,
and that she was carrying tremendous
head OF steam at the time the catastrophe
occurred.
Captain Brown attributes the explosion
to the low water in the boiler. The ex-
ploson tore her apart, sinking her almost
instantly, nothing but her pilot house re.
mained above the water. A tug was sent
to the scene OF disaster about five
o'clock, and returned at seven, not bring.
ing any moro people. None Of the dead
bodies have as yet been recovered. 1t is
reported that one Of the dead bodies Ia
tied 10 . stake at Grassy Island.
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Masonic Appointments.


COLUMBUS, o, October 22.-At the
closing session ol the Masonic Grand
Lodge today the following brethren
were rGappointVd to the Offices attached
10 their names: William Cunningham
Of Newark, R. W. Grand Orator; A. g,
Byers, Columbus, r W. Grand Chaplain
Apollo II, Ross, Cincinnati, r W. Grand
Marshal; James E. Stewart, Springfield,
R. W. Sr Grand Deacon; Edwin MOrrell
Columbus, W. Jr. Grand Deacon, Jacob
Randall, Grand Tyler. The officers oI
the Grand Lodge, were then duly In.
stalled by Lucius V. Pierce. There has
been no question OF moment presented tc
the Grand Lodge, but the session hal
been one Of harmony and unanimity
among the brethren.
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Board of Trade ReunlutIon.

QURBEC, October AT a special meet.
ing OF the Council OF the Board OF Trade
OF Lewis the following resolution was
unanimously passed:
ResOlred, That this Council, after hear
ing the explanation by VIM. Sewell on
the possibility OF the navigation OF the
Gulf AMI river 81. Lawrence from Quebec
to the SEQ during the winter months, be-
lieve that navigation can be accomplished
by steam with comparative ease and safe
". The Council therefore trust that the
Dominion Government will take the ques'
ton into serious consideration.
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The Lepine Murder Trial.

ST. PAUL, October 9s.-A Fort Garry
special 10 the press, reporting the progress
oil the trial Of Lepine for the alleged com.
plicltY in the murder Of Scott RiChst was
sworn and examined He recited the
history Of his appointment as delegate
with SCOTS Black, and was about 10 state
private conversation which occurred
between the delegates and Sir George and
Sir John when the Judge declared he
would not receive it. BE asked for the
orders IN council and acts Of p9rliamen,
in tho effect of recognizing a povisional
government and the delegates defense.
Here he broke down and could not pro.
duce the papers. Wood asked Chaplin II
he was not endesvoriDg 10 prove that q
provincial government was delscto, thus
to establish the right TO execute Scott
Chaplin admitted this was his intention
and asked the court TO adjourn until TO-
morrow morning at ten O'clock, remark
ing that this decision would bring the
case 10 close. The court was adjourned
until then.
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SPAIN.


SANrANDER, October 29.-General Elio
has resumed command Of the CArlist
forces and General Mendlri has taken o
subordinate position, Both are with Don
Carlos at Estella.
MADRID, October 99 9-The government
has Issued an order directing the winding
up Of the provincial banks within q month.
ARREST OF cARLIsT CuIRPS.
MADRID, October 29-The Carlist
chiefs Lsz4no and Fenster have been sr.
rested while passing through CordoVa In
disguise. II IS probable that Laz4no will
be summarily tried and executed at the
depot where he recently ordered tho
shooting Of several railway officials.
The provinces ol Marcia and Alicante
are now free OF Carlists.
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CUSTOMS RRcRIrrs.
CHICAGO.
RuXoRED RESIGNATION.

CHICAGO, October 22.-It is rumoret
thatJ, J. Joy, President Of the Michigan
Central Railroad, has rendered his resig-
nation and has gone to Boston 10 conlel
with the Directors as to his successor.
The IHter OceGn ssJs that the Grant
Trunk proposes to make its outlet at Bos
ton and the combined lines form an op.
position. Unless the company goes into lht
Saratoga arrangement It's freight will moi
be forwarded from Buffalo except at lOcs
rates. We may be compelled TO succumb
say the Grand Trunk people, but we dom
believe Il will be hard fight, and tner
this combination will not bo lost for oil
the time. Suppose we give our business
all to one company, could 1t resist the
temptation We think not. The strong
probability Is thSt we will not go in, We
can get along and we are bound
to make Boston cur outlet and
pay the local rates for the. time being
Fne dominion line OF steamers now run
ming out OF Quebec are 10 run out OF Bos-
ton and the Grand TruGk will thus make
rapid through shipments, and Ia depend
ing on no other company for the facilities
PATTON And SWING
In the Presbyterian Synod to-day DR.
Charles Elliott appointed an Assistant
Counsel for Swing, with DR.. Frame. He
was, he stated, opposed 10 the verdict oil
the Presbytcry. The reading ofthe rec
ords of the trial wss then up. During
the afternoon DR.. Patton submitted hi:
argument. He stated as his reasons fol
bringing the case before the Synod, thai
the Presbytery had been guilty of i've
things, namely. Of hurrying to the de
decision of prejudice, irfegGlarlty, mis-
take, and injustice. His speech lasted
until the hour of adjournment In the
evening session he added an exhortatior
10 the members Of tho Synod, urging
them 10 remember what was in
volVed in their decision and tC
act worthily Of the trust reposeC
in them. Mr.. Frame sreplied to tht
argument in short and weak speech, il
which he merely directed the attention
OF tho Synod 10 the record OF the pro
cUediugS which had been read in theiI
hearing.
DR.. Elliott followed in a long and
rambling speech. he treated the subjec
in rather lacetious way, aud his remHrkI
caused considerable laughter at times
He produced extracts from Swings ser
mons to show his (SWinG's) belief.
AT the conclusion OF DR.. Elliotl's argu-
ment 1t was decided to allow eacl
member three minutes to express 81
opinion before adjournment. Only ont
gentleman availed himself Of the oppor
tunity, Mr.. Patterson, who spoke in al
excited way Of the trouble this case wa
producing in the church. lie was inter
rupted, and the Synod abruptly adjourned
until TO morrow.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

A DRNIAL FROM RxrREsIDRNT THINKS.
PARIS, October 20. - Ex-Presldent
Theirs has written letter, Indignantly
denying that ho ever represented that the
French Government was actuated by sen.
ttments hostile 10 Italy. He maintains
that on the contrary he has constantly Of.
tirmed that the country, Government and
Assembly disapprove Of any movement
against Italy.
II Is said that Count Arnon Boitezen-
burg, President Of the District oi Lorraine,
mas sent his resignation to Berlin.
:, A special to the London Times from In.
Ola says that Nena SAhil has been CAP
tured In GeyalIct. He has been identified
beyond a doubt by the Maharsiah OF
Scindya, and Is now a prisoner in tho
Mshar0jah's palace, Ills confession has
been taken.
PApts, October 90 Thus far 81 Of the
Counclls General have chosen their Pres.
identS. oi this number SO are Conserys-
ttves and 90 Republicans, a Conservative
gain Of g.
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George O. Cannon.

SALT LAKE, October 22-AS regards
tho indictment Of George Q, Cannon,
Congressional Delegate, Tor lasCivious CO.
hsbitation under the territorial statutes,
1t is claimed that the court dare not indict
him under tho polygamy act Of Congress,
passed in 1869, because the United States
statute Of limitations bars all such prose
cutions, and the Poland bill would allow
a writ Of error 10 the Supreme Court
whereas prosecution under the territorial
law would not admit of such appeal. Nc
more arrests have been made.
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Qua friend ]. W. Ferrell is again open
Tor business, and will offer for the next
sixty days the choicest goods at the lowest
prices lor cash. Those in want Of goods
who have tho money to pay for them are
absolutely certain CT excellent bargains.
He makes no concealment OF the fact that
the demands upon him for money compel
him to sell goods even at sacrifice, and
those who appreciate good bargains now
have an opportunity to secure the best in
the market almost at their own figures
Give him o call.
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The regular physicians OF the County
Of New York have begun the work ol
prosecuting quacks under the new law,
which places those CENTRES entirely in
their hands. The public will, perhaps
be better Of II the work shall be vigor-
ously carried on, but tho regular faculty
is responsible for the success OF the vend
ers Of nostrums. II they had anything
like an exact science OF therapeutics slch
men would in all cases call upon the doc
tors, but as it is very well known that OLE
women can often cure when the who'll
faculty in consultation can do nothing, /
Is not unnatural that people should go II
the qusckS. Still We suppose the en-
lorcement Of the new law will b.
popular among respectable people, wht
Nthey must die want to do It in the reg.
ular way.
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A SCRAMBLE FOR SEATs-A large
crowd gathered in front OF Manager
Hamllton's office yesterday morAiug, long
before the hour announced for the sale OF
reserved seats for the 10. Jefferson enter
tHinment. When the doors were opened
the widest excitement prevailed, and q
general scramble ensued. In a short time
every seat on the lower floor was disposed
oI, with demands for more. The family
circle seats will be sold to day.
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President Grant and Party,

PlTsBuRaH, October 2s-Presiden'
Grant aud party arrived at four O'Clock
this afternoon by special train from
Cleveland. They will remain at the
Monongahela House till 10 morrow morn,
ing, when they will leave Tor Washing.
ton BY the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
The President Is accompanied by Mrp
Grant, Secretary Borie, wife and daught
CT, Msjor BSbcock, and Alex. Sharpe.
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CIRCUIT COuRT.-1n this court yestsr-
day no business was transacted ofimport'
ance. Et"
On motion Of deiendants counsel, the
case Of the State ". Tippett was contln-
ued until next term. Defendant was recog'
nized in the sum Of $1,000. The case
was continued on account Of sickness In
deiendants family, .ru
Tho case OF State %. OArmAn was con-
tinued to Nov. 9th, and the case Of State
%. Ford 10 Nov. 9th. .H.a .r
Court adjourned about II A, N. until
this morning at 9 o'clock. .---. .
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EIouT hundred men employed in GER
tain collieries at Durham, England,
threw down their tools, few weeks ago,
and demanded oi the owners water 10
drink and decent houses to dwell in.
They complained that they were in dirti-
ness and tLeir families in sickness for the
want Of water to drink and cook with
and that, as acts Of Parliament had no Of
feet, they thought it high time to SCI
what could be done by absentiDg them.
selves from work, and refusing to pay rent
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ARailrOad sold for e55, 200.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. October "a
Blue Ridge Railroad, including thirty
three miles OF flushed road and In run
ming order in South Carolina, and all
property and franchises ol the Company
in South Carolina, Georgia and North
Carolina, wRs sold TO- day IN bankruptcy
and was bought by ex Governor Scott.
Tor $4,000, 10 the interest of the firSt
mortgage bond holders.
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GERMAN NY.
RMpERoR WILLIAM AND COUNT ARNn,

EMPEROR WILLIAM AND COUNT ARNM.
BERLIN, October % 1t Is stated that
Emperor William granted an audience
to day to Count Arnim. This signifies
that the crisis has arrived in the Won
Arnim affair, and il remains to be seen
whether Prince Bismarck or the powerful
Arnim family will prove victorious.
BERLIN, October 90 The North Ger
man Gazette states that the German Gov.
ernment has no intention OF occupying
any part Of the Navigator Islands.
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Convention of Knights Templar.

New ORLEANS, October 22.-Active
preparations are being made Tor the enter.
Iainment Of the Knlghts Templsr who
are expected from all sections Of the
union 10 attend the grand convocation
commencing Tuedsay December 1st. Il
is estimated that there will be between
6000 and 1000 present The session Of the
Grand Commandry will last three days
First day, reception OF the Grand Com.
mandry, TO be followed BY q grand parade
grand banquet, excursions, etc.
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Our neighbor, Judge MoKENNAN, Of
Washington, Pa, while holding his U. s.
Circuit Court in Philadelphia last week,
pronounced ruling in contradiction to
what has heretofore been considered sell.
tied law. The case was suit brought by
the drawer oi a check for 800 which had
been raised to $2,1O0 by the drawee, to
recover from the bank $4,000 improperly
paid. Judge MKENNAN charged the jury
that if they believed from the testimony
and from an inspection Of the check, that
there was nothing unusual in its appear.
ance, nothing which would have been
sufficient to put a careful person upon his
gusrd, then they should find for the de.
Iendants; Il otherwise, their verdict should
be for the plaintiffs. The paying tellers
OF several banks having testified that
there was nothing in the appearance Of
the check, as raised, to excite suspicion,
the jury rendered verdict Tor the bank.
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San Francisco Items.

SAN Francisco, October 22.-E. T.
Kennedy, a street car conductor, shot and
killed himself tonight.
The petition to place the California
Pacific Railroad Company in bankruptcy
presents about the same facts as stated
in the answer in the case Of Reese "a
Latham, ct al, concerning the comp1ny's
transactions, as before reported.
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NASHVILLE, October 22.-By invitation
OF the Board Of Managers, the "Tennes-
seeans," a colored troupe Of the Central
Tennessee College, gave concert at the
Exposition building this evening. The
building was crowded with people, who
were perfectly carried away with the fne
singing Of the troupe.
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NEW YORK CITY.
PROBABLE LOCK OUT.


New YoRK, October 29.-The prin-
cipal boss coopers Of the city yesterday
Informed their foremen that after Satur-
day night, any Of their employees who
did not censure the coppers union, could
obtain no further employment from them
The effect will be to lock out all mem.
bers ol the oooper's Society, numbering
over 5000 men.
| HElg A $25, ,OO0BRs. VA
In Springfield, Massachusetts,, barn
belonging 10 w. Fl. +. Matt, the finest IN
western Massachusetts,, was burned last
night, with 1876 tons OF hay, 8 horses and
other property. Loss $25. 900. r.f f.-l
THE GRANT LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
OF Patterson, N. r., are understood to be
In some trouble. A contract for fifty To-
comouves for the Russian Government
had conditions attached as to the time ol
delivery which the Grant Company found
impossible TO comply with, and work
thereon has in the meantime suspended.
The company show q large surplus over
their liabilities, but 10 very unavailable
shape, and the future Of its affairs is dc.
pendent altogether upon the disposition
OF the Russian Government TO be lenient
as to tho Interpretation OF the contract.
The creditors oil the company will prob.
ably be asked In the meantime for an ex.
tension of time until communication can
be had with the Russian Government. II
is said that the company has discharged
q large number OF men and will probably
close their shops altogether for the pres
ent. The Secretary OF the State Of New
Jersey has warned the Secretary OF the
Oriental Insurance Company, OF Jersey
City, to discontinue the business Of the
company, as its affairs are IN a most un-
satisfactory condition.
FAILED FOR 100000.
Revenue news says that Mackin & Co,
bankers. of Newark, N. j., have failed.
Liabilities 100000, Howell s. Co,
clothiers, Broad and Market streets, New.
ark, are involved by this failure $500, 900
Major Perry, OF Newark, also lost large
sum. Mr.. BOlon, lawyer residing at
Woodside, has lost considerable amount.
The failure was caused by over specula.
tion in real estate.
SUSPENSION OF W. Il. WING d co.
The Commercial says the respectable
house OF W Il. living s. Co., members Of
the Produce Exchange, and pretty exten.
sively engaged in grain operations, has
suspended. They claim 10 have made
heavy losses during the past year, but
say, with the forbearsnce Of their credi.
tors, they will be able 10 resume business
shortly.
SUIT TO RECOVER LRGAL FRRs.
Jasper Herbert has commenced q suit
in the Supreme Court oil Kings county 10
recover from Gen. Benz +. Butler $40, 900,
being half the legal fees in the cotton suit
gained by the late GszOwsy B. Lamar
from the United States Government.
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2,sOO Acres of Fire,

CINCINNATI, October % -.Advices from
New Washington, Crawford county, O.,
report $500 acres Of marsh few miles
from that town on 6re. Great excite
ment prevails among the farmers in the
vicinity, as their property 10 endangered
Numerous fires in the woods in Northern
and Northwestern Ohio arc reported GE
the effect OF the continuous drouih.
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A SwiudIcr Arres,pd.

BosToN, October 22.-Joseph NJ. Wales,
who has been attempting heavy swindIing
by buying goods and Offering worthless
checks IN payment, was arrested to-day.
His operations amount 10 nearly $4,000,
but most Of the goods obtained will be
recovered.
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Prospects for the sugar Crop In Lou
iSlana,

NEw ORLEANS, October % The latest
advices from the cane growing regions
show an uncommonly large yield OF cane
per acre, and containing greater proper
tiOn Of sRccharine matter than usual.
The prospects are now good for the pro.
duction Of the largest crop Of sugar that
has has been made In Louisiana since
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BARNAsvELLE Gas WoRKs.-The gas
works at BarneSville, which are now be
ing constructed at contract price o.
Sl9SOO, are being pushed forward rapidly
They promise TO be the best constructed
and most complete works in Eastern Ohio
1t Is probable that about q hall mile more
ofservice pipe will be laid than was anlicl
pated at first.
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Masonic Election.

LITTLE Rock, October 22-The Mason.
ic Grand Chapter to day elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Sam
W. Williams, Grand High Priest; John
F. Hill, D G. Il. P; George Thornburg,
Grand King; L. E, Barber, Grand secre.
taFY,
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Ro.,on short OF Water.

BosroN, October % Mayor Cobb sent
a communication 10 the Common Council
this evening, recommending immediate
action on the question Of an additional
water supply, the demand for the Rame
being urgent,
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Exploded Her Boiler.

DETROIT, October 90 The propeller
Brooklyn, OF the Northern Transportation
Company, exploded her boiler this after.
noon in the river twelve miles below this
city. The steamer Cuba brought the sur.
vivors, number OF whom are badly in.
iured, 10 this city,
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Steamer E,perunza Burned.

BATON RouoB, October 22-The
steamboat Esperanto burned last night
at 12 o'clock, Of Prophets leland. The
boat aud cargo were q total loss. The
chambermSid ol the boat was lost. No
other lives were lost.
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JANAUsCHRK's JEWELS. - Madame
JanAuschek'S Jewels and diamonds were
on exhibition in the show window Of g
P. Brown s. Co.'S Jewelry store, on 18th
street, yesterday, and attracted consider
able attention. The jewels are valued al
$llS,7OO, and were presented to Madame
JAnauschek by admirers in different coun
tries.
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THE elections In Ohio and Indiana have
had an effect in Germany Private ad.
ylces from that country received In New
York say there is considerable uneasiues
there because oithe declarations In those
States in favor Of redeemipg United States
bonds In grOenbackl instead OF in coin,
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Weather Report.
OFNCH OF fHA CHEF SIGNAL OTFIcER,
WAHHM0ToM, D. G., oct % -s:0OP. 4.


wASHMOToN, D. O., oct 22-S:OOP. 4.
PROBABILITIES
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and southwark TO Missouri falling baron,
eter, soulherly winds, warmer and cloudy
weather, and occasionally rain.
For the Lower Lakes, northeaSterly
winds, falling barometer, warmer and
cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
southerly winds, falling barometer, cloudy
weather and rain.
For the Middle States, high pressure
northeast TO southeast winds, hszy an(
partly cloudy weather and heavy fog:
on the coasts.