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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-10

PnoTcGRAPHs.-AtH Halls Gallery (tor.
merry Robinson's) there are employed
some OF the best Artists in the country,
and they are prepared to furnish their
customers the finest work TO be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains to make
every sitting success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged to any siza, either
plain Photographs or finished in Ink, Oil,
Pastel or Water COlors. Also life size
Crsyons, Picture Frames, Stercoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods OF every
description.
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MONTREAL, August 0-The most de.
struclive fire known In Montreal Tor wears
broke out this morning in Henderson,
saw mill, on the canal bank, The fire
lasted five hours, and about $950 OOO
worth OF property was DESTROYED. One
lie was lost, The fire originated near The
engine room, and spread rapidly across
the street to a new flour shed, 900 feet
long, on St. Joseph basin, which was de.
stroyed. The flames then communicated
to the steamer York Cate the Huron), a
partially completed dredge belonging to
the Harbor Commissioners, and an empty
barge, the Davis, all OF which were de-
stroyed. Forty piles otlumber were also
burned,
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DRATH FROM CHLoRoFoRM. About
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. N. v,
Cunningham, who kept a millinery store
at 1867 Main street, was found dead 10
her bed. Deceased resided in apartments
over her storeroom. She had been In
the habit Of using chlorolorm to relieve
severe pains in the head caused by Ca
tarrh, and a vial containing that liquid
was found In her hands. When found
she was sitting up in the bed, her head
bent forward over the vial. About mid.
night she had got up and gone to the
room Of girl who lives with her,
asking II she had plenty Of bed
clothing 1t Is supposed that she became
insensible while endeavorlng to ease her
pain, and while in the position she was
found. She always slept late on Sunday
mornings, and the servant had been in
StrucIed never to call her. This was the
reason sho was not discovered until the
hour mentioned, when the inmates Of the
house became alarmed. DR.. Bagueley
was summoned, but she had already been
dead several hours.
Squire Hammer, assisted by Squire
PHILIPPE, summoned a jury and held
an inquest. The verdict was sub
stantIally that the deceased came to
her death by an overdose OF chloroIorm.
The following Is the list Of the Jurors:
Capt. John Murine, foreman; Patrick
Kennedy Benjamin Merge, Jacob switzer,
Benjamin Bloomfield, NJ. ]. Breinig,
Lewis Woodmansie, John E. Walters,
Hugh Sterling, Joseph Sage, s. NJ. King,
J. G. Clark.
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River News.

The river rose between five and six
inches on Saturday night, but commenced
falling again yesterday afternoon. At Z
P, NJ. the marks at the wharf indicated 4
feet 10 inches.
A number OF towboats with empty
barges passed up yesterday.
The Jos. Walton came up Saturday,
and is lying at the foot oil 14th street.
The Courier on Saturday morning de.
parted Tor Parkersburg. and the Express
is to-day's packet.
The Nail City took on a lot Of iron OF
the E!ns Mill for points below.
The Exchange arrived from Pittsburgh
and departed Tor Cincinnati on Saturday
morning.
Towboats Hornet No. Q and Stone
passed up with empty barges on Saturday
morning.
The Ragon was towed of the docks on
Friday evening. On Saturday morning
the Science went on the docks.
The r. W. Dugan came down from
Pittsburgh and departed for Cincinnati
last evening.
Two Government dredges are at work
clearing Captina rifle.
The tow boat Tom Lysle is lying at
Steubenville with large tow Of empty
bsrges, being unable to proceed further
up on account Of low water.
EBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, August 9.-ISiver 4 feet
Z inches. Weather warm.
ST, Louis, August 0-Arrived-John.
SOD, from keokuk, Mary Alice, from New
Orleans, Chester, from Memphis. De-
parted-Johnson, for St. Paul, Long, for
Missouri River. River falling. Heavy
rain this morning. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, August Driver s feet
and falling. Weather warm and threat
ening. Acknowledgements and Mollie
Ebert, from Pittsburgh. Passed-Fear-
less, from Pittsburgh for St. Louis, with a
heavy tow OF merchandise.
CAIRO, August 9.-River 70 feet 8
inches and falling. Arrived-Belle OF
Memphis, from st. Louis; Frank Gracey,
from Evansville; Laura r. Davis, from
Cincinnati; City of VIcksburg and Belle
OF Shreveport, from st. Louis. Departed
-Gracey, for Evansville; Belle of Mem.
phis, for Memphis; Laura R. Davis, for
st. Louis; City Of Vicksburg, Tor Vicks.
burg. Heavy rain in the forenoon; now
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 0.-River falling,
with water five feet nine inches in canal,
and three feet nine inches in chute. Ar.
Embellishments, Eddyville and Indi.
ana, from Cincinnati; Alexander Swift
with tow, from Cairo. Departed-Min.
nesots, for Memphis; Indiana, for New
Orleans; Swift, with tow, for Cincinnati;
Phillips, with tow, Pittsburgh. Weather
clear and warm.
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, August 9,-The first days
races OF the second meeting OF the Sara.
toga Association was fairly attended, not.
withstandiDg the threatening weather.
Owing to the rain Of yesterday the track
was very heavy.
The first race was the Kentucky stakes
for twO.year odds; distance one mile.
There were fifty nominations, out Of
which ten horses started, as follows: Risk,
James A, Chesapeake, Calvin, Caroline,
Rhadamanthus, Willie Burk, Leader,
Ringbolt and HOlbrook. Chesapeake led
from the start, and won by three. quarters
oil q length; james A. second, Willie Burk
third. Time l:4Si.
The second race was q summer handi.
cap, for all ages; distance two miles.
There were twenty.nine nominations, out
Of which Kentucky Filly, Lizzie Lucas,
Culpeppcr, Survivor and Catesby started.
Lizzie Lucas won by length, Culpepper
second, and Catesby third. Time $780,.
The third race was free handicap
steCple chase, Tor all ages, distance about
three miles. -Four horses started-Bullet,
George West, Vesuvlus and Lobelia.
George West, soon alter the start, went to
the front, with Bullet second and Lobelia
last, and this order was preserved 10 the
end. For the last half mile the race was
between Bullet and West, who ran side
by side. West, however, won by head,
amid great enthusiasm. Time-5:5lt.
ROCHESTER, DRIVING PARE AquncrArtor
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August s.-The
Board Of Directors Of the Driving Park
Association to-day resolved to give q
purse Of $1,000 10 any race that will,
during the week, beat Goldsmith Maids
time, 2:l5t. Goldsmith Maid will make
an effort to beat her own time.
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Two Men Killed by Lightning and a
Woman Severely IDJuTed.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, August ga
special from Seneca, Kansas, says: Dur.
Ing q heavy thunder storm to-day, 10
miles west Of this city, two men named
John o. Huddleson and Edward A. REESE,
were killed by lightning. There were
six other persons In wagon with them,
all oil whom escaped injury except Mrs.
Huddleson, who was badly burned about
her lower limbs. The party were re-
turning from Russell county 10 their old
home 10 Lucas county, Iowa. They had
abandoned their homesteads on account
OF grGsshoppers. The bodies were brought
TO senaca, and will be inferred there.
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ITALY.

FOUR NEW CARDINALS TO De CREATED.
ROME, August 3.-The Pope has de-
clared his intention to create four new
Cardinals.
Last night an armed band Of forty thou.
sand persons quilted Imols and proceeded
TO Bologna, destroying telegraph lines and
disarming railway watchmen as they
went. The party was pursued by mill.
tary force, who arrested nearly all OF them,
and seized their arms and ammunition.
There has been some excitement in 30.
logna, caused by the organization of revo.
lutionary societies. but these have been
dissolved, and the town is now tranquil.
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BRLIAIRR.-Ths RSv. Mr.. Grimes, ol
Cadiz, held forth 10 large and attentive
audience from the steps Of tho Presbyte'
riRn Church on Friday night, as hereto
lore announced, on the antl.liceuse ques'
ton. The subject was handled In q man
ner which evlnced sound judgment and
logical reasoning,
N. II. Rowels and Henry Detwiler
met with quite serious accident Satur-
day afternoon, on their return from
Bridgeport. The horse which they drove
became frightened OF some object and ran
against q tree, upsettlng the buggy and
throwing both parties violently 10 the
ground. Rowels was dashed against the
Tree, and, besides being badly bruised,
had his garments torn 10 many places.
Nathan Dunn was arrested on Satur-
day afternoon at the Q. s. p. Depot for
unbecoming conduct In the presence oil
ladies. He was taken before the Mayor
and fined IS and costs. ..Il
Miss Emma WestlAke has returned
from q visit TO her friends at Cranberry
Summit.
Numerous complaints have been made
by those who at times have occasion "a
travel by rail over the Baltimore & Ohio
road, that the smoke arising from the
chimney at the rear OF Ault's Mil, has
been serious annoyance. They ask thai
something be done TO abate this nuisance
James Compton, q helper at one Of the
heating furnaces at the Bellaire Mill, met
with serious and almost fatal accident
on Thursday afternoon by becoming on.
tangled In one Of the longs used Tor drag
ging out metal. He received q deep and
severe wound In the lower extremities.
There will be union picnic OF the
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and 81
Clairsville Temperance Leagues next
Thursday at this place.
The n. Z. Church social and the entire
membership OF the church are requested
10 meet at u o'clock this evening.
A pleasant little company assembled al
the residence Of Peter Ward, on Guernsey
street, Friday night, to "trip the light fan.
tastic toe"
In consequence Of the Indictment
weather the match game OF base ball be-
tween the standards" Of Wheeling Isl
and, and the "Bellaire" club was post,
poned.
1t is said that the rains on Friday night
and Saturday morning did much dam
age TO property along Wegee Creek
Many OF the Oldest citizens state that there
has not been such flood for many years
and from various other parts OF the coun'
try we hear Of the destruction, which has
proved fatal to crops.
We clip the following from the Balti-
more Krening RetoS: "Col. David Ran
kin, of the Baron Manufacturing Com
pany Of Bellaire, Ohio, Is now in Balti.
more on a business visit. The Colonel
predicts a heavy western trade with Bal.
timore this fall, and asserts that western
merchants are beginning 10 appreciate
the true value Of Baltimore trade. He Il
guest Of Col. John Dobson, at the st.
Clair Hotel"
The sidewalks on Saturday evening
were literally crowded. 1t seemed thai
everybody had turned out to enjoy the
Sweets OF balmy summers eve.h
W T. q
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WHo needs cash for lady madeup suits
and sells the cheapest? j. W, FERRRI,.

AUGUST FLowRR-The most misers-
PIE beings In the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
more Than seyenty.tive per cent Of the
people In the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
6ltual costiyeness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagfeeable
taste In the mouth, coming up OF The food
alter eating, low spirits, &c. Go to the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and gel a 10 cent bottle
or sample bottle free of charge. Try il
g. G. GRREN, Sole Manufacturer.
eoo&W Woodbury., N. J.
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SPAIN.
DON CARLOS INTERVIEWED,

NRw York, August GA correspond
eut Of the New York Herald interviewed
Don Carlos at Elarria, on August 4. Don
Carlos said: I'VE are always glad at
seeing correspondent willing to tell the
truth We have faults, but we accept the
responsibility Of our actions. Our cause
is SO good that VIC do not fear daylight.
Our enemies spread false news, auda.
clously and pGrsisently, because we do
not possess the means Of giving the truth
publicly. Therefore we give honest Jour.
naliss the opportunity TO gather evidence
OF tho absurdity OF the stories ilOated of
Carlist atrocities" Hereupon the cor.
respondent hoped he would not meet the
fate Of Capt. Schmidt. Don Carlos re.
piled that there was no danger. Schmidt
was arrested under the most suspicious
circumstances, tried by court martial,
found guilty, and executed as spy.
Nevertheless, he regretted very much that
the order 10 spare his lie was received
too late.
Correspondent-"Does your Majesty ap.
prehend any danger Of German interven-
ton on account OF the execution p
Carlos-"Not the least. Germany is
aware that q foreigner throwing himself
In the midst Of an internccine conflict Is
exposed TO Its risks and perils. Whilg
deeply rcgretting that the reprieval was
received too late, the Spaniards strongly
dislike interference in their affairs, In
PREVENTION would result in favor OF me,
and then Spain would only have one army,
with tho Cortes as It's chief. Spain has
been impoverished by wars, revolutions
and changes oil government, and REQUIRES
my whole lie 10 restore her 10 tho degree
oil prosperity which l wish her TO possess,
Tho only means to accomplish this Is by
a long fruitful season Of tranquility. de-
voted to cultivating the arts Of peace and
consolidating and establishing tho finances
and credit Of the government, and thus
give the country the necessary peace and
Tepose which she has never enjoyed since
the reign Of Charles V. l desire 10
restore Spain to something like her
ancient grandeur; that Is my only task"
In reply 10 q question regarding the
Corles, he said iii should be elected fully
and fairly by the nation, Tho Cortes,
which should reflect the feelings, interests,
wishes and sentiments Of the people,
ought not to DO a mere body OF iactious
politicians, alike powerless for good and
strong for evil-promulgating doctrines
lot the overthrow Of society and ending
with barricades. l wish Spain 10 march
onward 10 progress and enllghtment, and
not remain behind the sister nations In
science and education, without which
spain will be ouIsLripped in the race for
wealth and prosperity. But Something ia
radically wrong in the modern current of
thought and system Of education The
world Is rushing into gross materialism
and unbelief, which, unless checked, must
end In the extinction Of the human race
the fault thereof being the modern god
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DIsoRDERLY.-On Saturday afternoon
John Kelley, a workman at the Belmont
Mill, was disordcrly in 10Th street sa-
loon. Officer Henry arrested him and
locked him up.
Martin Friery was arrested by Officer
Baird on Saturday afternoon for creating
tumult and disorder over the creek.
D. 0'C. Qlinlan was noisy near Erb's
livery stable about 10 o'clock Saturday
night. He was arrested and locked up.
These cases will be examined at the
police court this morning.
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HELMBoID's BucHu Is still in the re.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the celee
brated medicine is still manufactured A,
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and 4
SOLD by all respectable druggists. Il Is
warranted for all diseases of The kidnevs
and urinary organs. Beware OF counier-
let's. Genuine has proprietor's private
Agent. d. So''
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August S.-The Cologne
Gazette says the French government has
agreed to recall the war ship Orenoque
from Civita Vecchia, and that the vessel
will probably quit the station she has 80
long occupied on the 18th inst, or before
The Emperor William has approved the
verdict OF acquittal in the case Of Captain
Werner, who was tried by court martial
Tor his conduct in the Mediterranean at
the time Of the intransigente instruction
at Cartagena.
The German men.of.war Nautilus and
Albatros sailed from Kiel TO day for Spain.
They will touch at Plymouth.
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CHURCH MATTERs.-There we're no
services in the Martins Ferry Presbyte-
rian Church yesterday.
Services were resumed in the United
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning
BY the pastor, Rev. J. T. Mcclure, who
has been absent from the city several
weeks. There were no services in the
evening.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz, pastor, resumed his
duties at the English Lutheran Church
yesterday.
Tho Thomson NJ. E. Chapel (Islaud)
was lighted with gas for the first time dur.
ing worship last evening.
Rev. II. A. PAllister, OF the Disciples
Church, otllciated as usual yesterday
morning.
The Rev. j. ]. McCarrcll, oil Washing.
ton county, Pa, has received and accepted
unanimous call from the First Assem-
bly, Presbyterian Church, shelbyvlllc,
Kentucky.
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POLICE CoURT.-At this court Saturday
morning the following business was dis.
posed OF by His Honor, Judge Cranmer
For drunkenness, Steele Miller was ar.
rested by officer Henry and fined SEQ and
costs.
Michael O'Conner was arrested by the
same officer, and in default Of 50 and
costs was sent up for ten days.
The case OF James Ferguson, who is
charged with creating tumult and disor.
der, was continued until Wednesday
morning next.
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PLRNTY.-There were plenty of good
fruits and vegetables in market this morn
ing, the recent rains having Improved
the quality and quantity. Corn, fifteen
cents dozen; potatoes, fifty cents a peck;
beans, thirty cents a peck; summer
three for ten cents; tomatoes,
fifty cents peck; peaches, sixty cents a
peck; apples, ten TO fifteen cents q peck.
Times, Saturday.
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ANEwLY.hAHRIED woman Of gcnteel
appearance went into a furniture store a
few days since and inquired for family
truit basket" She was shown a large
cradle, which was Just what ahe wanted
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CAUGHT IN THE Acr.-On Saturday
afternoon young man entered the tin
shop oil 8. Kugleu, on Water street, and
seeing no one about, appropriated a coat
belonging to Mr.. U. Q. Duilleld, an en-.
pIoye. Mr.. Dulield was up stairs, and
coming down o moment after the thlel
left, discovered the loss OF his coat. He
Immediately started in pursuit, and in
about five minutes recognized his coat on
the back Of the thief about a square from
the shop. He bad his hands on the thlel
before he could get out Of the way, and
marched him back to the shop. Here the
young gentleman Invested himself Of the
newlyacquired garment, and dotted the
old one he had left, he begged piteously
to be let of, promising never to do the
like again, and Mr.. DuGleld, through
compassion, gave him his liberty. The
pockets Of the coat contained papers Of
considerable value to the owner.
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"PArA, do you think Beech" 4Husb
Johnnie" "But, papa, don't you think
Beech" Didn't You hear me tell You
to stop your noise, sir2 won't have YOU
talking about these things. Go in and
get your lace washed" And Johnnie,
with tears in his eyes, wants TO know
why papa won't tell him whether beech.
nuts are ripe.
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THAT match game of base ball be-
tween the compositions Of the INTELI1.
eRNcER and Rtgater Offices did not come
of, the elements being against 1t. How.
ever, we hopeyet 10 witness some typo.
graphical ball tossing.
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PIANO Tuning and Repairing will be
done promptly by leaving orders at
Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street. II
you are thinking about purchasing Pi.
ano or an Organ, and wish to avail your
sell ofthe advantage Of professional advice
in regard to the tone or quality OF an in
slrument, we would say go 10 shcib's
you will find men Of experience TO deal
with.
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MEETING OF Press AssCoEATEoN.-A
the request Of several members Of the
Board Of Directors, a meeting Of the
Pennsylvania, Ohio and WeGt Virginia
Press Association will be held a! the
Uuion Depot Hotel, Pittsburgh, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on Thursday, August FL
1874, to take such measures as will pro.
mote an active business during the ap.
preaching Fall.
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RrplonIon on Tnrbont FnWn.

MONTREAL, August s.-As the tugboat
Fawn was leaving the canal at Carleton
last night, with two American barges, she
burst her boiler, tearing her forward deck
and wheelhouse 10 pieces, but fortunately
no one was seriously injured. The engi.
neer and several others were slightly
scalded.
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SHILLING AT Cost Our friend G. Hess,
corner of Main and 14th street, is giving
great bargains in the way OF clothing
goods. He is selling at and below cost in
order to make room for Fall supplies.
Now is the time to get first class suit at
the lowest figures.
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How miserable those fellows looked
going out of town Saturday with their
night shirts and tooth brushes. They
could not be induced to remain in the civ
over Sunday. Some people arc so head.
strong
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THE tub race announced to come of on
Saturday evening was sensation after
the style of Col. J. Napolcan Little's leap
from the Suspension bridge. a large
crowd assembled, only to be disap.
nointpd
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PERsoNAL.-Tho Guernsey Times says
O.s. Long, who was recently appointed
Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF West Viz.
ginia, was formerly a resident Of Guern.
sey county, and was among tho first to I'll
the position Of Principal Of the Cumber-
land Union Schools.
Messrs. John and G. E. Bradfeld, Of
BellaiEe, on Saturday set sail from Balti-
more for Bremen. They will remain
abroad several weeks, and will visit the
principal cities OF Germany, France and
England.
Mr.. VIM. jackson, Of the neighborhood
OF st. Clairsville, is visiting his birth
place. in the Shenandoah Valley.
Messrs. Wallace and Woodward, the
remainder Of the Lake Superior fishing
party, returned home on Saturday even
inc
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RACE PosTPoNED-The race between
Jerry Hoover" and Honest Joe" an.
noanced for Saturday afternoon at the
ran Grounds. was postponed on account
on Saturday next.
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MANUFACTURING 1TKMs.-The Bslti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company have in
creased the working hours Of their EN-.
ployes at Martinsburg to nine hours.
MesGrs. Sweeney, McCluney g. Co.'s
glass works, at Martins Ferry, put new
pots in two furnaces to day.
The new steam hammer at the Hinge
Factory has q pressure Of 10000 pounds
to square inch.
Saturday was payday at the Belmont
and Riverside mills.
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How men will fool away their time
shooting pigeons when there's so many
fellows in this country who part their
hair in the middle Is a matter which we'd
like to be enlightened upon.