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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03

During Monday over New England,
the Middle States and Lower Lake region,
winds veeriDg TO north and east, higher
barometer, partly cloudy and cool wealth
er. and on tho coast possibly Light local
rains.
For the South Atlantic and East Cult
States, rising barometer, lower tempera.
ture, northwest to northeast winds and
partly cloudy weather, with local rains on
the coast.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
winds veering to the east and south,
higher barometer, slightly lower tempera.
tuLe, with clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region and south
westward TO lower Missouri, lower ba.
romoter, rising temperature, east to south
winds, and in the former generally clear
weather, but thence westward partly
cloudy weather with light local rains.
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THR storm at Pittsburgh caught the
signal service observer with his night
cap on. HO was expecting nothing oi
the kind, and he now says, in low sim
plicity, that there were no indications ol
itbeyond a slight change in the barome'
ter. The truth seems to be that the
storm was an Gcceutricity oil Nature, or;
atleaSt, the result Of meteorological con-
ditionS which scientific men have not vel
begun TO understand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03

CLEVELAND, August 2.--The pigeon
shooting tournament, under the manage.
ment OF the Buckeye Shooting Club, Of
Cleveland, will be held at Rocky River,
near this city, commencing August 4th
and continuing iour days. Cash prizes
amounting 10 $1,000 will be competed
Tor. A number oi noted shots will be
present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03

AN Important statement is published in
the New York Bulletin Of Saturday as TO
the growing crop OF cotton. 1t is from
Mr.. Z. ]. DoNEI, who Is sspoken Of by the
Bulletin as a recognized authority on
cotton" He expresses the opinion that
the growing crop will be the largest since
the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August la man
named L, Reed Thompson suicided today
by shooting himself through the head. A
letter was found on his person, which
shows that his parents reside In Litchfeld
county. He left a letter to his mother and
brother, saying he was out OF money and
tired of liio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03

fact that the Female Seminary, now In
successful operation at Bencetown, Fred,
eriCk county, Va, under the management
OF Rev. ]. z. Hyde, will be moved TO this
place within the next two months. Our
people win never fail to denounce every
legialRtor who attempts either directly OF
indirectly 10 kill the schools Of the State
and to this end they will remember sew
eral members Of the last Legislature when
voting day comes.
THE TOWN OF MARTINsBuRG
Is daily improving. Several fine buiingH
are In process Of erection, and all modern
conveniences are at every persons door.
The people are wide awake, and arc look.
ing after several enterprises that will add
materially 10 the wealth and population
Of the town. The Daily Independent, now
In the second year Of It's existence, Is well
supported, or lis representatives present
that appearance, and when you oppose
improvement you have Il, and the great
majority Of tho people at its back TO
fight.
a.. r POLITICS.
Whilst the politicians are laying their
mines and counter mines, and endeavor.
ing TO get up an excitement, the people
are rather cool The question as TO
whether those fights are not intended
more for some persons advancement than
the peoples good has got crosswise
In their brains, and tie antece.
dents and motives Of office seekers
will be closely scanned. The Hon.
Charles ]. Faulkner, at time Of lie
when he ought to be taking his ease in
the beautiful grove which surrounds his
residence Is out In the wilds Of the inland
and mountainous counties OF this State,
manipulating conventions and kissing
babiea with as much gusto as in days gone
by. Isuppose Martin iS doing the same,
though whether he has Faulkners French
Grace in the operation Is unknown in this
region. Alex Boteler has throwA down
the gauntlet 10 all comers, but It Is doubt.
iul II any one will meet him on the
stump, and he will probably die of ioI
want Of such sustenance. What Is being
done In the western end Of the district is
unknown here. The people are more in
terested In the question Of the abolition ol
the County Court and the
REMOVAL OF TIE CAPITAL
than they are as 10 who shall draw the
Congressional salary. Prominent citizens
oi Jefferson county know that the county
has been misrepresented on these sub.
jects. They are opposed 10 the County
Court system, and they will not again
send Grantham or Butcher TO the Legisla.
ture 10 aid in keeping the seat oi govern.
ment beyond the reach ol the people.
Castor, Of Morgan, audIGrantham, Of Jei.
lerson, would now be beaten by the vot.
ers Of either party on the Capital question.
The former has another year TO serve, and
1t is sad reflection to the people Of the
district. These questions will enter into
the coming canvass, OF which more here.
alter.
THE cRoPs,
or at least that portion still maturing, are
In precarious condition for want OF rain,
but as l write the appearance Of the
heavens promises refreshing showers.
Yours, &c, OBSERVER.
MartinSburg, August /, 1874.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
Disastrous wind storm.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The Democratic
Brunswick, Missouri, special says severe
wind storm last night demolished Hunt
i Co.'s tobacco factory, worth $40 900.
The Colored Methodist Church, valued
at $5 900 was severely damaged, and sew.
eral other houses, and II did great injury
10 orchards in the vicinity.
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Emancipation Day Celebration.
Man Seriously IpiuFed.

AENIA, August 1.-The Emancipation
celebration by the colored citizens today
was quito a success. The rain in the
early part Of the day prevented numbers
from attending. Speeches were made by
hon. L. b. Gunckel, q. L. Maxwell and
others.
John Lucas was found lying in an In.
sensible condition near the depot last
night, he was picked up by an omnibus
driver. His head was badly cut and jaw
broken. He reports having been struck
by an unknown person.
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DAYTON Itema.

DAYTON, O, August THE Kuighta
oil Pythias OF this city go 10 Putin Bay
on a grand excursion on the 11th Of
August.
The Patrons Of Husbandry give bas-
ket picnic at Embury Park, August 22d.
Everybody invited.
The game Of base ball in this city on
Tuesday next, between the famous Allan.
tics, Of Brooklyn, and Daytons, the cham.
plons oil this State, promises 10 be an in
teresLing as well as close game,
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200 uousRs nuRNRp.

The portion Of the city consumed was
mostly wooden buildings, and comprised
the old part Of the town. The best part
together with all the mills, escaped. The
fire originated in Harris boot and shoe
store, corner oi Western avenue and Ter
race street, and swept everything up tc
the G. & NJ. L. s. depot Nearly zoo
dwellings and about 100 places oi bust
ness were destroyed. The loss Is not yeI
estimated. The insurance is compare
lively light.
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Gknqtttelligettrer:

We had q call on Saturday from our
old friend, Col. GEORGE R LATHAM, oil
Upshur county, well known to many ol
our readers for his services to the Gov
ernment during the war and also his
services in Congress and as Consul to
Melbourne since the war, comprising in
all o period Of ten years. The Colonel,
alter having seen q good deal Of public
life and travelled more. than half way
round the world and back, has wisely
concluded that not only Is "the private
station the post Of honor" but 1t is Of
oil other poaitions in lie the freest from
responsibility and harrassment, and there.
fore the most conducive to health and
happiness. Following the illuStrious ex.
ample Of that wise Roman who, alter
doing meritorious service for the State,
at last returned TO the plow, our old
friend bought him several hundred acres
of land in the good county Of Upshur and
there settled down on his broad acres
where none OF the alarms Of grim Wis.
aged war;" neither "steel nor poison,
malice domestic, foreign levy, nothing,
can touch him farther" and is devoting
himself to the raising Of sheep and the
cutting OF timber. He says that he has
never found anything that suited him bet.
ter than this useful, peaceful and health.
ful pursuit He gives an encouraging
account Of the prosperity Of Upsher. The
people are working with more energy
than at any former period Of their history.
Building and improving is the order ol
the day. The farmers are in good finan.
Clal condition. Immigrants are coming
into the county and wild lands are being
brought under cultivation. The people
are warmly in favor Of the proposed rail.
road to Grafton. He has no doubt that
the road will be built. The distance from
Buckhannon to Grafton Is 35 miles, and
the Baltimore road has intimAted that If
the counties through which 1t will pass
(Upshur, Barbour and Taylor will vote
a certain amount Of money the
company will take their bonds
and build the road. The road when
built will do a good business also in
transporting stock to Baltimore and in
carrying coal, oI which latter there are
vast quantities along the proposed route.
In the neighborhood Of Buckhannon coal
abounds to such an extent that 1t Is de.
livered in that town at six cents per
bushel for clean coal. The Colonel has q
twenty foot vein on his place OF good
bituminous coal, oI the quality known as
gas coal. On referring to MITcHELLs
new map Of West Virginia VIC see that 1t
Ia no uncommon thingto find veins Of 1s
feet designated in Upshur county and vi
cinity. Such country has future be-
fore 1t even II the Capital never goes to
Buckhannon, where, by the way, itcamc
so near going at one stage OF the game
And speaking Of the Capital, Col: LATHAM
tells us that the people Of Upshur are de-
cidedly in favor Of removing II from
Charleston. They will support a move
meut looking either othe "ten year plan"
at Wheeling or a removal to some other
point, as may be thought best, when the
question again comes up.
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rhe chicago Aldermen All Right.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The special grand
iury recently called adjourned 10 day,
They failed 70 find any ground for the in,
dictment Of the Aldermen accused ol
selling votes In the late election for
Architect.
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BATHURST, N. B., August 1.-Ritchies
steam saw:mill at Newcastle burned yes.
terdsy. Ono employe perished in the
flames. The loss Is said to be very heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
PRIZE FIGHT,
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY,

Tho firm OF Hsrbaugh, Matthias &
Owens, Of the Superior Iron Mills, exlen.
sive manufacturers Of railroad iron in this
city, who suspended few days ago, filed
a petition to-day for adjudication Of them.
selves in bankruptcy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
RDUcATIoN.

AS on independent school district Mar
tinsburg Is determined 10 place before her
children every facility. To this end two
additional large and neat school buildings
are being erected al cost Of about 81 200
A large building, 70 be used for a graded
school, will also soon be erected. In sd'
dition TO these public efforts for educa-
tional advancement, II is now an assured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
FIRE.
MUsKKGoN ia

MUsKEaoN HALF DESTROYED BY FIRE.
DETROIT, August IA fire broke out
in Muskegon at an early hour this morn
ing and has destroyed nearly half Of the
city. The fire Is in the eastern part and
II Is believed no mills have been destroyed.
About ten squares burned,
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PITTSBURGH.
DEATH FROM uEARr p1sRAsR.

P1rTBURGH, August 1.-Wm. ]. Dick,
an old resident Of Pittsburgh, was found
dead In his bed from heart disease this
morning.
PREPARING FOR THE EDWARDS -CoLLYER
PRIZE FIGHT.
There are large number Of arrivals Of
the sporting fraternity, expecting to wit.
ness the Edwards Collyer prize fight. Ef.
forts are being made 10 charter a toWboat
steamer for au excursion 10 the fighting
grounds, but so far unsuccessful. The fight
IS expected to take place on the SIh OF
August, il not sooner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
Obituary.

COLUMBUS, August david F. Buy.
cam, the Oldest continuous member Of
me Olty Council, died this evening Of
brights disease, after long illness:
For additional 7eIgrap1 ~ Fourth PaoS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-03
"HENRY WARD BEECHRR.
EFFlRrs To REsrRAIN THEopoRR.

In the examination Of Mrs. Tilton last
evening, she leCouuted the efforts she had
made TO restrain Theodore from going al
ter strange women. He openly announced
to her that he had wholly changed the
views he had held on the marriage rela-
tion, and she had too much reason 10 be-
lieve that he was living the life which
was consistent with that change, When
he brought the Woodhulls to her house
and imposed these harlots upon her, she
used every means in her power TO induce
them to leave, but they would not GO She
finally, in despair, sent for the police 10
remove them, and when the Woodhulls
heard that they left.
A NIGHT OF VIOLENCE AND EXCITEMENT
Referring to the scene oi the night when
Susan B. Anthony was there, she said II
was scene Of great violence and excite
ment. She said she never saw Theodore
30 craEed as he was that night Miss An.
thony slept with her and made very free
reference 10 the stories in circulation
about Theodore's life. She said most sol.
emnly that 1t was not true that
SIZE MADE A CONFESSION TO SUSAN AN
THoNY
Of any improper act on her part. All she
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ST. LOUIS.
MORO rOuNp MunnRnrr

NNHNo bOUND MURDRRRD.
ST. Louis, August John Elliott. A
coIored cook at the Commercial Horae
southwest corner OF Fifth and Washjn1ion
streets, was found dead al the foot nj tho
stairs in the lower hall ofthe house ,bis
morning, having been stabbed 10 The heart
with q dirk. No clue TO the murder, al
though another colored man named Law.
con has been arrested on suspicion, El-
lott was In correspondence with DR..
Ried, Of Cleveland, and,expecting money
from him with which 10 return 10 that
city.
RAILWAY INJUNCTION SUIT.
Attorney General Ewing and Stale
Auditor John B Clark lett for Davenport,
Iowa, today, 10 defend the State in a suit
Of Injunction by the Chicago and soulh-
western Railroad, 10 restrain the collec-
tion Of taxes based on the recent assess
ment by the State Board OF Equalization.
Applications will also be made for an in
Junction by the Atlantic and Pacific and
Missouri Pacific, and perhaps other COM
panies, which protest against the action
OF the Board Of Equalization. A very
largo amount Of money Is involved in
these cases. The applications are to be
made before Judge Dillon, of tho United
States Circuit Court
ONLY A SMALL AFFAIR.
The fire in East st, Louis last night
proved TO be a small affair, although The
brilliancy Of the light led people on this
side oi the river II think Il was quite a
condagation. Three frame houses occupied
as saloons and dwellings were burned.
Loss 5000. Insured.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
0PFI0R or FHH CHIRE Sf9NAL OFYIGER.
WARRINGTON, u. q, August $500 P. \.
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GUSHING ADMIRERS,

One writes: II ehall love and adhere
to MIR. Beecher to the end, loving with o
pure and heavenly love, as commanded in
Scripture. Being, as l have been, from
early childhood under his teachings, and
receiving 50 much benefit and instruction
up TO the present time, come what may, l
shall always love the high and noble ma
ture OF Henry Ward Beecher. How
much he has been and is TO mel" An
other says: "Bless his heart. How you
will miss him, and he will miss his people
tnnn
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL

or at least that portion still maturing, are
in precsrious condition for want OF rain,
but as l write the appearance of the
heavens promises refreshing showers.
Yours, &c, OBSERVER.
Martinsburq, Auqust /, 1874.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

II the late town elections are to be taken
asa tess Of party strength. the Cmservs.
tires show decided gains. In most Of the
towns, party liues we're strongly drawn, and
therefore there can be no mistake in the in
dicatiOns. In other places local issue.
we're introduced. while in Others. there was
little interest manifested BY either side.
Raleigh elected Radical Mayor. J. ".
Holden, bu. gains good conservatives 90
the Board Of Commissioner.
In Goldsboro. the conservative elect %
Mayor and out Of 6 eommlssiOners--a de-
eided conservative Victory. I'D DIV
10 Wilmington, the conservatives elect 3
on the board Of commissioners. {. =
ln Charlotte. lAs shole conservative
ticket Is elected. rsts8 s ias.,r,
Durham elects fall conservative board
also. s5rWsr1 - o.
Salisbury elects conservative ticket.
Fayetteville s.ecis conservative Mayor
and 8 commissioners. . ral asssls
Greensboro elects the citizen ticket which
appears 70 be mixed. s1s 80
Jonesboro. all Conservative.
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COUNTY coYgEyTIoN.

The delegates from the different tom.
ships Of 0rangs county assembled IN the
Court House IN Hillsbvro on the 9th inst.,
and were organized b calling sam. :.
Clayton, ESQ.,. 70 the chair. IN
John D. Cameron vas appointed SecIs-
tary aud Y. d Green. assistant secretary.
Nr. Parish. chaiFmsn .. the county Ex-
scatiys t:ommittee was called upon Tor .
report. and plap or seiioD. lie had not
prepared any special plan, but upon bis
motion the plan submitted By the Ceatral
Executive Committee Tor the State vas
adopted.
Nc. Parish stated that his existence AZ
chairman Of the county executive commit
tee, hsd expired By limitation, and moved
that the chairman u Che convention sppoiu,
. nes COMMITTEES. The chairman, IL sab
sesuent stage Of proceedings. appointed a
ssid committed: Messrs. G. Y. Parish.
Thomss webb. A. w. Urahsm. u b Green
! aud q . Smith. 9 g q
DD motion o. Mr. strudwici thstsbe q.
sruiiye committee examine. and report !,
once On credentials. - Ill asa
The sommittse retired. and returned viii
fall list u delegates from each township,
Tor which We have not space.
Considerable discussion was had on ID,
node Of voting. and the rights Of delegates
Il rss determined that each township VA,
estitlsd 70 east 5votes irrespective Of Is,
number of saxh deleQatiou present IN Al,
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Tie Western North Caroline Rail Road
Co., ~. ID. Tod X. Caldwell. Rufus
IL. MeAden. The First National Bank
o. Charlotte, John Rutherford. Hiram
Kelly, Thomas @. Greenlce, Mary Car
son. 4. II. Erwin. n. II. ID. Wilson.
Assignee, X. NJ. Walker aud otbers--
Defendants. q
Tho Undersigned. Commissioners appointed by
Che CogIL q the ..id April Term thsrref, Win
ell II The Court IIoust door In the cify Of
Salisbury, he lSh day ~ June,
A. ID. 1874,
Al Public Auction, 70 The highest bidder. AZ The
franchises, rDad-bcds, Ruling stock and property
ofcvefy klnd, nature and DESCRIPTION belonging
10 the aid ~ So
The Western North Carolina Rail Road
CopTuay.
A A
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vALUABLE
RAILROAD PROPERTY
H. FOR SALE.

.DURsUANT 20 adecree 81 the CIrruit CeaFl
IL of the Unite STATES. for the Western Dis.
trist 81 North Carolina. a. Ii. April Term. 1874
n GreeB-lsorn. 10 proceeding then and here
pending ~ Equity. ~ fpreelose q N 1rfgage men.
tiolsd IL the IieadIngs between
Henry I iess and Hiram Sibly and 9TH
ers.-P iaiDtFs
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TbstRonstsr marked Sshsr. On susds,
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TO The PUBLIC, -.
THE PAIN-KILLER,

Y PERRY DAVIS 4 SON
n HAS won for Itsfa reputation unsurpassed 10
medical pxsparxtiaIs. Yhs usirersdiify Of fhe
demand Tor the PAIN KILLER + novel, inte-
reAtiug. and surprising feature III the history oi
this medicine. The i'afn- Killer Il now regn.Nrly
rot only 10 general agents in every state and Ter
ritory OF the Unon, aud every Province in british
America. but 90 Buenos Ayres, Brazil. Uruguay,
Peru, Chila and other South American states, 10
the Sandwich Islands, 10 Cuba and either Wet
India isisnds; % England and cnltinsnhu m.
other African lants;to Australia mud Calcutta.
kangoon aud otler placer IN inslis. u has also
been senf 10 China, and we doubt VI there h any
iofsiyn port or any inhnd city In Affica or Asia,
which Is freQuentrd ~ American and Enropcan
missionaries, travellers on traders, Into which the
Pain Killer has not been introduced.
The extent Of us usefuiaess IL another great
feature vi this remarkable mcdi.in ~ II not
only the best thing ever known, as every body
wiliconfess. for Bruises, cuts burns, &C. but Tor
lMsentery or Ch0lera, or any sort OF howell com
plant, L Is 4 remedy unsurpassed for efficiency
aud rspidity Of action. In the great cities of Br
tish India and the West India Islands aud other
hot climates, II has become the Standard Hedi-
cine for all such complaints, ~ well "a dyspepsia.
liver complaints, aud other kindred disorders,
For coughs and colds. sAnker. asthma and rhen-
matte difficulties u has been proved by the mos
abundant and convincing trials and testimony, 70
be an invaluable medicine. The proprietors are
In Possession OF letters fro. persons Of the hlght
esf character and responsibility, teffying IN nn-
equiy0sal terms To the cures creeted and the sa-
tisiactory results proilncet IN an endless variety
ofcases BY the Use az this great medcinr. That
the Pain Killer u deserving nf sll its prupietoi~
claim for II II amply proved by the unparalleled
Popularity Il has attained, II i sure and eeee,
tire remedy. IL is sold in amost every cnnntry
In the warid, and d l,cvoming more aud more
popular every year. Its healing nfoperftr< have
been fully tested, AL override world and 1t need
oniyto he known u be prized. WV
sold by all Druggi Is .ass83Ra ~ sss s5fm
H Directions accompany each bottle
Price 25c.. 5oc.. and 81 per BOTTLE.
PERRY DAVIS & son ~ So
. MASF's AND rRoe's.
iSS High ST.. Providence, r. I. g
III Sycamore st. Cincinnati. U e-'t
S77 ST. Paul St. Montreal. Canada. \
II Southampton, Row, London Eagland,
u r +. * at q T.
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FOR SURF. or ruBLic lssrRucrIo
Col Stephen D Pool,
on CRAVEN.
on CRAVEN.

70 Incur local columns. We have de-
voted considerable space to the question Of
Municipal rights. We, do not cali atten-
tonic our Treatment Ofshesutject. butte
the subject itself. which il one of para
mount interest to every city, town. and vii
lage in the State. The press Of the State
should gise the matter grave consideration.
The evils Of underlined jurisdiction have no
uncertsin siguiieance here. They have
been felt By this community 10 their full
weight during The past year.s Other coma
munitiss may become involved IN thesams
embarrassmenss. ~ w asiEsei'sls - ss's
A'remedy must be sought for. " u I ..s,