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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

FEELINa CAUHRD BY Won ARNrMs re-
ARREST.
BERLIN, November 14.-The second
arrest Of Count Won Arnim has caused
painful impression in this city. Moderate
newspapers insist upon an explanation by
the Government.
THE CAUSE OF THE sRcoND ARREST.
The Rrsas Ztitung says that Count Won
Arnim, alter his release on bail from i'm.
prisonment, found several missing docu-
ments, which were only mlslald. He de-
ltyered them TO his counsel, Dr.. Munkel,
with Instructions 10 remit them imme-
diately to the Municipal Court Of Berlin,
which tho latter did. The possibility OF
W. Munkle having become acquainted
Win the contents Of the documents ap-
pears 10 have been the reason lor the re-
arrest Of the Count DR.. Munkle was
examined today, but refused 10 make apY
statement, on the ground that his positIon
as counsel was privileged.
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smIlh and WheeIer InyI,Ible.

LITTLE Rock. November 15.-The
most perfect quiet prevails throughout the
city. V. V. Smith and his Secretary Of
State, Wheeler, can no where be found,
and Governor Garland will on tomorrow
offer a reward for their apprehension and
arrest, that they may be brought before
the court and there held to answer the
charges against them under the laws OF
the State. Neither Governor Garlsnd
nor the Legislature, which Is now in ses-
sion, will appeal 10 either the President
or Congress, the State authorities being
fully able to protect the government. Re-
port has II that Smith is hid In the U. 8.
arsenal. Public sentiment Is almost en-
tirely against Smith, both among the
friends OF the late Governor Baxter and
those Of Mr.. Brooks.
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THE 81. Louis Dispatch Of Wednesday
last contains letter from the Hon. r. A.
DRBoLT to the Hon. sHRRRARD CLEMENS
formerly Of this city, thanking him for his
services to the Democratic cause in his
Congressional District Mr.. DEBoLT is
tho member elect from the Tenth Mis-
souri, District. 1t would thus seem thai
Mr.. CLEMENS is again in politics, in ad-
dition to prscticing law in 81. Louis. He
once remarked in a speech here that he
had sucked tho political orange and
thrown away tho peeliugs as unsatisiac-
tory and unsaustyiDg. It'looks a little
like our old fellow citizen would not OBJ
ect to trying fresh orange.
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LIVERPOOL, November IA The steam
ships India and Collna have arrived out
SAN FRANcEco, November 14-ThC
Japan sailed for Hong Kong and YOko-
hama to-day.
KINGSTON, November IA The schoon
er was aoated during the day.
New YORK, November 15.-Arrived-
Steamers America, from Bremen, and Bal
tic, from Liverpool.
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ApOstate PrIesi..Card from Father
GeIdemann,

New YORK, November 14.-Fsther
GerdemanD, late Of st. Boniiace's Church,
publishes card in the SnD, in which he
ssys; II have left the Catholic Church,
rejecting all its peculiar tenets, and will,
please God, never return 10 II. For this
step offer no apology. / have married
my beloved wife, nee Miss Margaret Wit
itch, OF Reading, Pennsylvania, on the
4th inst, before Reformed minister OF
jersey City, with the full consent Of her
parents, 10 the presence Of the minister's
smisble lady and Of a brother priest. The
money used in speculstiOns was my own.
The amount | took along with me did not
quite reach $4,000. |, lor my part, look
upon this sum Rs rather a small reward
lor more than ten years labor. Besides,
over $500 Of what took were actually
perquisites, &c. One thousand dollars OF
II my sister can have at any slime, since
Tor oil her hard work for over ten years
she has never taken, or would take, any
remuneration in money. now publicly
repeat what wrote to Bishop Wood,
that l will send all my savings during my
life towards paying of the debt OF the
Church, not as debt l owe to Justice,
but as penalty due 10 folly"
Mr. Gerdemann says he will inform
Bishop Wood Of his whereabouts as soon
be finds settled home. Since his de-
parture from Philadelphia he has travelled
openly, registering in his own name. He
first went with the lady 10 Jersey City,
where he was married; thence 10 Chicago,
where the bride and groom remained one
day at The Palmer House; thence to St.
Louis, where they took house, intending
10 reside, but for the newspaper publica.
tion which reached them and called forth
the card now printed. Gerdemann In.
tended TO sail, 10 day, with his wife, for
Europe, but was arrested on a charge Of
embtzzlement, and Is held to await the
arrival Of the Philadelphia officers.
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" one wants 10 find the very highest OF
the highest Of High Churchmen, Canada
Is the place to look for them. The battle
Of High and Low Is fought there with
great fury, and broadsldes oI tracts are
fired at each body and into the unfortu.
nate "Broads," who stand between the
tvs and receive the fire Of both. A
"Hlgh," or what.w might term o "real
old Hlgh," tract has just been issued,
which says OF the "sects" outside tho
Church, that, "as churches they have
no more authority than q gas com.
"psny"-and there is too much "gas" in
a good many church organizations. 1t
objects TO attacks on the Roman Church,
and says the first duty Of the "Church" Is
to gather In the unfortunate people Of the
''sects," then to purge the articles and
formularies from tho very taint Of
Geneva" and after all this has been ac-
complished We may with clean hands cit
down and discuss the point. Where the
Real Presence shades of into transub.
sanitation" How Is that for High:
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An Actress Undertakes to Cowhide
q Critic,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, November 14-E
L. Adams, dramatic critic Of the Dem
oerat and Chronicle, having written of Mrs
Harry Reyner, In the character ot ELIZA
beth" that "her queenly carriage was
far from perfect, and her intonAtion and
expression very poor, that lady called
upon Mr.. Adams last evening, and at
tempted 10 cowhide him. She was dis.
armed and elected from the office, 10,
gether with her son, who accompanied
her
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Iron, Manufacturers ana PuddIers
Conferences,

PrTTBURGH, November 15.-A meet.
ing oE>the Iron Manufacturers was held
yesterday afternoon. The committee ap-
pointed 10 confer with the puddlers re.
ported that they had made proposition
10 the puddlers that with iron at three
cents they would pay five dollars for boil.
ing, and with iron at 81 cents four dollars
and q half. II iron should 60 above three
cents then they would pay the present
rate. The boilers are not willing to &C..
cept these terms. Another meeting will
be held Wednesday next.
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BALTIMORE, November IA The steam.
or Falcon, plying between Baltimore and
Charleston, came in collision last night,
in Chesapeake Bay, with the steamer
Louisiana, from Norfolk, and the latter
sunk. The Falcon took of the passengers,
crew baggage and some furniture OF the
Louisiana, and returned TO Baltimore.
The Louisiana belonged to the Bay Line,
and was valued at $4,000, No insur-
Ancn
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SAN ANToN1A, TEX, November 10
A report reached here today that sixty
Indians are raiding in Kerre county, steal.
ing horses and cattle. When last heard
oil they were on johnson Creek. Mail ad.
vices report that General Mckenzie is
still at Camp Supply, but he has sent a
colum TO the staked Plains In search Of
the Indians,
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To DISTINGUISH YoUNG FROM OLD
Fowls WHEN DRESSED. The Mirror
and Farmer gives the following directions:
The rear end Of the breast bone in q
chicken Is soft, gristle, which, as the
fowl grows older, hardens into solid bone;
by pressing inward upon this bone 1t can
readily be ascertained whether the fowl
has been wintered or not, IS it will easily
bend in chicken but cannot be bent In
an old fowl. All edible birds when young
have the lower part of the legs, the feet
and the under part Of the feet soft, but as
the fowl natures these become hard and
rough.
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Annual Convention of SpirituaIlsts
at Richmond,

RICHMOND, IND, November 14.-A
few years ago the SpirituslIsts OF the
West considered Richmond their head
quarters, and. here erected fine brick
building, known ss Lyceum Hall, the
stock OF which Association was bought
up by Capt. Crockee, Of Richmond, and
John Free, Of Chicago. Owing to
troubles, the Society OF the Friends Of
Progress held It's last session at Phillips
Hall, but the Society is now holding its
annual meeting at the old quarters. The
attendance is quite small as yet, and no
names Of prominence In spiritual circles
are yet registered. The session closes on
next Saturday.
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LeaIe of The Franklin Telegraph
Lines.

Boston, November 14.-An ofler Of
S95 900 year for tho lease Of the lines,
&C., Of the Franklin Telegraph Company,
has been made by the Boston capitalists
interested in the line. This offer ia be.
cause Of an effort made recently in the
stockholders meeting, by the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, who
own controlling interest, to lease the
property to themselves for $4,000 a
wear,
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Jay Cooke & Co.

PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-The
committee Of creditors Of Jay Cooke &
Co, have issued a notice Of a meeting to
be held December /, when they will pre-
sent schedule Of assets, and then pro-
ceed 10 declare a dividend In cash. The
committee will continue in session from
day to day till December 19, during which
time any creditor can be heard by the
committee who have any suggestions to
make In the matter Of the estate or &C.
counts, or objections 10 submit to claims
against the estate.
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at is fact" says the Grafton Sentinel,
mot generally known, that Taylor coun-
ly Is possessed Of first class iron works.
The Lancaster Iron Works, located at
IrOntown, this county, about eight miles
from Grafton, is now in successful and
extensive operation. We arc informed
by those entirely competent 10 Judge that
the iron produced by this company is OF
very superior qualily-the foundry iron
being regarded by those who have used
both as Of much better quality than the
Scotch Pick"
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From tho New York Post.
Nothing could amaze a Democrat who
knew only the New York of thirty years
ago more than reading, In a Democratic
"organ" Of to-day, that, at . meeting ol
Democrats 10 celebrate q Democratic
victory, q "whitegloved" audience, i'm.
msculate In full Dress" greeted and ap.
plauded the similarlyIcoslumed speakers,
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Railroad EKlenSIon..CollIsIon at
Sea.sFaIaI Accident.

NEw ORLEANS, November 15.-A com.
mittee Of citizens Of Dallas, Texas, are
here for. the purpose Of perfectiDg ar.
Arrangements for the extension Of the
New Orleans s. Texas Railroad from
Donaldsonville to Dallas.
The lower coast steamer Hunter col.
lided with an unknown vessel and was
sunk. No lives lost.
4. X. PhunOyer was caught by the
bel!ing in Faerstet's rice mill and crushed
10 death,
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Louisiana Returning Board. en-.
eral LOngstEeeI Reslgns.

NEW ORLEANS, November 14-The
Returning Board met to-day, and com.
mcnced canyassing the city Volc. They
made but little progress.
General James Lopgstreet, who has
been i'll iCr some time, to-day rendered his
resignation as a member Of the Returning
Boord, he will be succeeded by John
N. Sandige, Conservative.
But two polls Of the First Ward were
canvassed by the Board today. In the
first box some irregularities were dis.
covered. 1t was finally laid aside and
poll number two taken up, at the com.
pletlon Of which the Board adjourned
until Monday.
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Frontier News.

CHEYENNE, wy, November 15.-In-
dian Agent saville has forwarded peli-
ton TO the President signed by Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail, and the principal chiefs Of
the Sioux nation. asking pardon.
TonSant Kensler, a noted halI.breed
murderer who 10 now In jail here, has
been sentenced 10 be hung on the 10Th
inst.
Mary Hervey, who was horribly burned
BY the explosion of kerosene lamp yes
terdAy, died this morning.
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AN amendment has been proposed In
the MothodIst Episcopal Church, South
to the General Rule Of the Church on In
temperance. The Rule at present iorbidl
F" drunkenness, or drinking spirituous
liquors, unless in cases Of necessity" The
amendment includes the manufacture
sale, and use Of intoxicating drinks. TIC
Judge from the votes Of the Annual Con.
ierences already held, the amendment
will probably not be carried. The votes
are as follows: Illinois Conference, yeas
4. nays SS; Western Illinois. yeas 6, nays
22, Denver, yeas =, nays 10; West Vir.
ginis, yeas IS, nays co. Kentucky, yeas
81, nays S8; Missouri, yeas 81, Nays 79i
Louisville, yeas G5, nays 40; South. West
Missouri, yeas %, nays 40; Pacific, yeas
l8, nays %; Tennessee, yeas As, nays 107;
HOlston, yeas IS, nays IS; 81. Louis, yeas
8, nays 49i Indian Nilsson, yeas 9, nays
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Death of Rabbi GeIrer,

CHICAGO, November 15,-The ne VS. oi
the death Of Rabbi Dr.. Geiger, ol Berlin,
made q sad impression among the Israel
ties OF this city, A memorial service was
held TO day in Matinee Hall in honor oil
the deceased scholar, which was very
largely attended, Eloquent and touching
eulogies were pronounced by Rev's Adler,
Felsenthal, KOhler, Machsl and Messing,
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Pacific Railroad Taxes.

New York, November IA Boston
dispatch says the Solicitor oI the Treasu.
ry yesterday morning, formally demanded
OF tho treasurer Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road Company the five per cent oi the
net earnings OF the road from November,
1860, 10 October 81, 1874, making 81 ,O4O,.
050, to be paid within the next sixty
darn
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FoR month our ears have been Jared
by the discordsnt screaming Of Demo-
cratic roosters, by the l4pping Of their
unsightly wings; and our senses have
been offended by the stencil OF the foul
creatures, reeking more horribly than the
tabled hsrpies Of Circe,-AOnroe. ". Ha.,
RI9tItET.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORFIcH OF THH CHIEF SIGNAL OPPICiR,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. l5.-S:00P. y.
PROBABILITIES.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, with areas Of light
rain, easterly or southerly winds and
slight changes in the barometer.
For the Lake region, partly cloudy and
cold weather, with variable winds and
rising, followed by falling barometer:
For tho Northwest, clear weather with
east 10 south winds, no decided fall oI
temperature and slowly falling barom'
eter.
For the Canal region Of New York, the
temperature will remain above freezing
during Monday.
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a NEW freight schedule between Chi
cago and Wheeling, and other points
East, goes into effect to-day. On first
class freight to this point the rate Is 9t
cents per 100 lbs; second class, 75, thirt
class, so, and fourth class 50 cents.
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FRANCE.


AMNESTY PROPOSITION DRFRATRp.
PAHGs, November 14-The Council
General has rejected the proposition re.
commencing the National Assembly 10
pass a bill granting amnesty for political
olenses.
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ST. PAUL, November II e. St. Julian
Cox announces that he will contest The
seat Of q, B. Strait, elected TO Congress
In the Second District, but declines 10
state the grounds Of contest,
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Tho PedestrIan Nuisan ce.

GARDNER, Ill, November 14.-John
]. Gersghty, The ST. Louis pedestrian,
sprained his leg on Thursday night. BE
walked iorty.seven miles yesterday, and
was six hours ahead Of tlne. He could
not walk any further.
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Alabama Prisoners Released ON Bail.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November IA
Renlro and Bullock, the Sumter County
prisoners sent 10 Mobile Jail on the charge
OF violation Of the enforcement act, were
admitted 10 bail on a joint bond Of $l2,-
900, by United States Circuit Judge
Woods.
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Schooner Ashorc.

KINGSTON, OAN., November l4-The
schooner William Howe, with wheat
from Chicago for Kingston, Is ashore on
Snake Island shoal. A tug and lighter
have gone to her assistance,
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AUSTRIA.

HoNoRs TO DON ALFoNso FORBIDDEN.
VIENNA, November 14-A dispatch
from Gratz says the preparations for the
reception Of Don Alfonso have been stop.
ed.
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Trains on the Chicago Extension.
BALTIMORE, November lG-The Chi
cSgo extension Of the Baltimore S Ohio
Railroad having been completed, the
regular trains between Chicsgo and Bal
timore will commence running NoVem-
Der 10Th,
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WASHINGTON.
COMMUNION REVOKED,

WASHINGTON, November 14.-The
commission Of Robert T. Campbell, re-
Gently appointed Internal Revenue Col
lector for the Third District Of Texas, has
been revoked. This retains Morris sus-
pended under the order appointing Camp
kn1I
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Bank President on Trial for EN-.
beZZlement.

RICHMOND, November IA IT. T,
Brooks, late President OF the Merchants
National Bank Of Petersburg, Is on trial
on a charge OF embezzliDg from SSO0,O
10 S400QO0.
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MEMPHIS, November 15.-The Exposi.
tIon closed last night after q successful
lRag0n
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GESEREL GRANT had back tooth
drawn, the other day, and he howled 80
that the people In the neighborhood
thought he was having the third term"
jerked out oi him-Br0oklyn argus.
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SPAIN.
TRANSPORTATION OF TRooPS.

SAETANDER, November 14.-All the
steamers In port have been taken by the
government to transport troops.
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SCOTLAND.

RKcToR CT RDRDURa UNIVERSITY
RLRCTRD.
EDNDURG, November 1.-THE Earl
OF Derby has been elected Lord Rector
oil the University Of Edlnburg. BE re.
ceived 77O votes against 6s9 for Lyon
Plsyiair.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Gy the Western Union Line.
)1tce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ,,4tS.
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AUTHoRlzRs A DENIAL.

LITTLE Rock, November 15.-Colonel
J. NJ. johnson, Secretary OF State under
Governor Baxter, who turned over his
office to his successor under the new con.
stitution, authorizes denial OF the state
ment from Washington that he, with the
other officers elected with Smith, now
recognize Smith as Governor.
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FEELING cAUsRD BY Won ARNM's re-
ARREST.
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About the City.
A Chase.

About 3 o'clock yesterday morning the
neghborhood in the vicinity of Chestnut
and Camp streets was aroused by several
pistol shots and the sound Of a watchman's
whistle.
Nothing definite could be obtained except
that it was chase after thieves by the Off
GERS OF the law. When the wOuld-be bur
glars arrived at the corner Of Camp and
Chestnut streets they jumped in cab
which was standing there, and drove off at
rapid rate, leaving the peeleis in the
made at the Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Editisa.l
Burglary.
This morning about 1:30 o'clock, the gro
Gerry store kept BY Mrs. Cirda, corner Miro
and Dumane streets, was emit red by some
person OF persons unknown, and groceries,
together with small change from the drawer,
to the value IF $50 taken. An entrance was
effected by prying open window on the
Miro street side. No clue to the thieves.
BY the W hole ale.
The following gentlemen were locked up
in the Seventh, upon charge preferred Ly
Thomas Williams and E. Waggaman, to the
effect that they did assault and wilfully
shoot at, with intent to commit murder:
John Forbes, Thomas Lightfoot, Chas. Jen-
kins, Hy. d. Clarke, John Smith, Mike Bret
ton and Marius Pierre. These gentlemen
follow the occupation of pound drivers.
Rescued From brow ming.
Yesterday afternoon boy named Henry
Peterson, aged IL years, while playing on
the levee head Of Elysian Fields street, acct
drntally fell into the river aud would have
been drowned had it not been for a citizen,
Mr.. McNeal, who saw him come up the third
time, aud rescued him. The boy was taken
to his residence corner Elysian Fields and
Leyee streets.
Small Fire.
About o'clock this morning fire broke
out on the roof of kitchen in the rear of
VIM. Rulof7s residence, No. 20 Euterpe
street. The fire was extinguished with only
slight damage by officers on the beat and
citizens Property fully insured.
Suddenly.
About 445 this morning, a man named
Jonas Shelly, aged about IS years, died sud
denly at the premises No. ia Dryades street.
Coroner notified.
Embezzlement.
G. A. Maurell was arrested yesterday
corner Port and Claiborne streets,
On warrant from Judge Longs Court,
charged by A. KnOpp with breach of trust
and embezzlement. Maurell was confined
in the Fifth Precinct Station.
Police Notes.
man named Adam was arrested on
warrant on Love, between Union and Baga-
telle streets, charged by G. Lewis with stab
bing him with intent to commit murder.
Adam was locked up in the Fifth Precinct
Station.
The attention Of the city authorities lie
called to the fact that there is q broken
bridge corner Jackson and Brainard streets.
One corner Of Constance and Jackson streets.
Several pIanks broke out Of the wharf at
Post No. Al.