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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-05

THE Chaplain Of the United States
Senate excited the ridicule Of the news.
papers recently by returning thanks IN
his prayer for the repeal Of the Back Pay
law the morning alter the day on which il
was repealed. Prior to the repeal he had
not alluded toit. Now he IL in the news.
papers again on account Of the following
prayer on Tuesday last, in reference, as II
Is supposed, TO certain wicked Washing.
ton correspondents.
10 Lord, our God, we come In this
place to deplore before Thee the spirit Of
lying which 10 abroad, and we beseech
Thee to rebuke the giant demon OF slam.
der that stalks forth casting upon all the
earth fearful shadow. Paralyze The
hand that writes the willful detraction;
palsy the tongue that utters wanton cal.
umny, the things which tend 10 under
mine all confidence In the good, and give
. malignant power to all the bSd elements
Tor the decentralization and destruction Of
human society. Let Thy flaming spirit
take vengeance upon the false accuser, and
consume THE spirit of ruin from all OF the
land. This We 8sk In the name and for
the sake OF Him who was truth itself.
Amen.
This reads like small sized Bull from
the Vatican at Rome instead Of q PRAYER
in the American Senate.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCLNEATr. March 4-Cotton-Steady
at l5tc, Flour-Steady. Wheat-Duil
at 81 39al 40. Corn-Dull at 5sa62c.
Oats-steady at 44a5lc. Rye-Qulet and
firm at 81 01. Barley-scIrce and firm,
ONs-Unchsnged. Eggs. Dull and droop.
Ing; 1Gal7c ButteF-steady and un-
changed. Cheese-Firm. Pork-Good
demand at $l4 so. Lsrd-Firm; steam
Sic; kettle SsaSSc. Bulk Meats-Firmer;
shoulders 6ic spot; etc buyer May and
June; clear rib TIC spot; Ste buyer June
clear 7fs7ic. Bacon-FIrmer; shoulder
&c; clear rib 9tae9c; clear ssc. Whisky
Strong at 90c.
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Pro rata Preights.

CHICAGO, March 4-The freight agents
Of the Union Pacific, Central Pacific and
Chicago Railroads have finally agreed on
q basis ol pro rating freights, the charges
for ireights to San Francisco being divid.
ed among the Companies In proportion TO
the length OF their lines. The new tariff
between Chicago and San Francisco hss
been drawn up, and its rates are much
lower than the previous schedule, as the
combination state they are determined, II
possible, to get the business Of the Pacific
Mall Steamahin Company.
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BALTIMORE, March4 -Flour-In good
demand and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet;
Ohio and Indiana 81 Goal 95; western
spring 81 45a1 55. Corn-Firmer; mixed
western SOC. Oats-Steady and firm
western 55a50c. Rye-QIiet al 9Oc.
Provisions-Dull and unchanged. Butter
western roll 40a42c; tub 4Oa4Sc.
Cottee-Stroug and unchanged. Whisky
Nominal; 07tc.
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GoyERNMENT5-AcliVe but lower.
STATE BoNDs-Nominal.

SToCKs-Opened active but weak, and
declined ia2s per cent up TO midday. A
large short interest was put out, but dur
ing the last hour the market turned from
bear to bull, and with an active buying
demand for the leading shares, prices ad-
vanGed J 70 II per cent, and In some
cases the opening prices were not only
reached, but passed. Rock Island and
Western Union suffered The greatest de-
cline. Tne market closed strong. The
sales between 10 and 9 o'clock amounted
To- $4,000 shares, Of which 10000 were
Western Union, 165O0 Union Pacific,
$4,000 Wabash, $500 Pacific; 5000
Ohios, 16,500 New York Central, 1000
81. Paul 81, 800, Lake Shore 1850, Rock
Island eS,OOO, North Western common,
I45, 900 preferred. , Ice
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TOLEDO, March 4. Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dnl and prices
have declined; No. 3 white Wabash 81 40;
amber 81 46t; March 81 48f; April
81 403i May 81 81; June 81 5Gf; No. g
red 81 43. Corn-Quiet and unchanged;
high mixed 62c; March and April 841c;
June 8Oic; new G11c; low mixed new G0c;
no grade 50lc; new 59Ic. Oats-Qulet
and unchanged; No. l, sic; No. 9, 47c.
Glover SCed-$5 25.
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SECOND DIRPAToH.
Admitted 70 aas, ,0oO BAN.

YANKToN, D. T., March Ain the Dis.
trict Court this morning the case of P. P.
Wintermute, indicted for the murder ol
General McCook, was called On the mo-
ton ot the Prosecuting Attorney for q
4lo!Ie proseqai, which was granted by His
Honor, Judge Shannon, on the ground
that the action Of the former grand jury
was illegal, and that the defendant was
not present at the time Of the challenging
Of the jury. The defendant was remsnded
into the hands of the Sheriff, but by con-
sent Of tthe counsel for the prosecution he
was admitted 10 bail In the sum OF $780,
900 to await the action Of the grand jury
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, March 4-Business wss
quiet to-day with commission houses and
the jobblng trade only moderately active.
The market for cotton goods was some
what unsettled, and medium grades OF
bleached shirtings were weak with prices
reduced on q few makes. Cottonades
fairly active. Prints In moderate request.
Giughams in fair demand. Worsted
Shawls are selling freely. Kentucky jeans
rather more active,
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We are Indebted to Mr.. E. W. PAXTON
fora printed slip from q Massilon paper
containing the California letter which we
publish thiu morning. 1t gives a glow.
Ing picture Of life in that State. The
writer Is evidently blessed with a poetic
temperament, and perhaps writes with q
poets license about the attractions Of the
soil, climate and productions Of the coun.
try. The passage about the sunset OF lie
In thr land Of sunset Is certainly very
beautiful.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. March 4-Flour-Du!l;
superfine $5 so; Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family SO 75A7 80; State, Ohio and
Indiana 81 50aS 90. Wheat-Qulet; west.
ern red 81 Goal 65. Rye-Steady at 90c.
Corn-Fair demand; yellow 74a76c. Oats
-Dulli white 59a62c; mixed 67c. Crude
Petroleum-18tc; refined 14sa144c spot;
l5c March. Whisky-steady at 97c.
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THE Directors of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad had q
meeting yesterday at the Grant House.
We are not informed that anything OF
special moment transpired at the meeting.
We have the impression however that
some steps have been taken lately
that look to the completion Of the enter
prise. Stranger things have happened
than the completion Of that road thil
year. We do not makel this remark
however, by way of evoking q fresh
burst Of indignation from the WelhburR
Independent. -r..s..
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Fire..Rurned 10 Death.

1NDIANAroLB, March 4.-The house OF
a colored man named Scare, living nine
miles from this city, was destroyed by
ire yesterday, and two children, aged re.
specuvely three and four years, were
burned to death. The parentssweie tenn.
porarily absent, and had left the children
alone In the house with the doors looked,
It Is thought that the children were plaY.
ing with fire, which was Communicated
to the bed, resulting in the terrible ca
lAmitV.
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SPAIN.
THR CARLIST INsunpRcTIoy

MADRID, March, 4,-The reported z,c.
cess Of the Carlists has aroused the Ma.
tional spirit Of the people, who are now
coming to the aid Of the Government in
It's efforts to crush the inSurrection. Con.
tributions OF money and clothing are
pouring in, and all tho theatres In the
city have given performances In aid OF the
cause.
Telegrams are received from the provln.
cial authorities offering moral and mate
terial support.
The latest advices from Biboa report
that the Carlists keep up their bombard-
and about 200 shells have been thrown
into the city. Tt.9Fr7
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Allegheny Live STOCK Marker.

EAST LIBERTY, March 4.-CATT1E-
Arrivals, SO cars medium 81. 90 to 8 10;
common IS 90 to 6 25; stockers "a 90 10
4 Is; Bulls IS 90 10 4 so.
HcGs-Arrivals, 81 cara best Ph!ladel.
phias IS 90 10 25; Workers IS 90 to 8 IS.
SHEEP-Arrivals, 10 cars; best SO 75
to : 25; medium S. 5OaG 80; common So.
mini d
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Lsw1sroN, March 4.-Rev. Balkan,
LII. D., willie riding this morning was
thrown from his horse and killed. He was
for many years pastor Of the Pine Street
Church In this city, and OF the, time oi
his death was Professor Of Logic and
Christian Evidence in Bates College.
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BAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-Acall
been issued for an Independent State has
yentionto meet ct Salem, Oregon, Con.
18th. April
The Senatorial election bribery m
is still under investigation at Sacramento,
but no new. facts have been ELECTED,
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WAA UKfAATHENT,
OPPIcR OF THE CHIKF eIgNAL 0PFIcIR,
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 4.-s:00 Pm.


"AVSANNASNfN ~ ~ -
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday for the Eastern and Mid.
die States, north and northwest winds
diminishing in force, decidedly lower
temperature than on Wednesday, and
clear weather. u
For the South Atlantic States, north,
west and north winds, generally clear
weather and falling Temperature.
For the Gulf States, East Of the Missis.
sippi river, Tennessee and the lower Ohio
Valley, winds shifting TO the south and
east and partly cloudy weather,
For the Lower Region, generally clear
weather, with winds shifting to the east
and south.
For the Upper Lake Region, a falling
barometer, rising temperature, increasing
southeast and south winds, with indica-
tions Of threatening weather.
For the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
Valley, q falling barometer, rising tenn
perature and increasing southeast ant
south winds.
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By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 4.-MoNRY-Essy
at Sad per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-$4.sS. for sixty
days, and $4s7 Tor sight Customs re-
ceipts $29S,OOO.
GoLD-Closed at 119, after selling at
111ia111t. Carrying rates atea4 per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 1912, :,
900. Clearings $2O,OOO0OO.
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THE Pittsburgh EOsntng Telegraph Of
Tuesday says:
"We will publish tomorrow, by re-.
quest, the reply Of Bishop Johns, Of Vir.
ginia, to the letter of ]. A. Latane, re.
signing his membership in the Protestant
Episcopal Church."
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NNw YoRK, March 4.-After ak days
labor Jury was obtained to-day In the
case Of James Q. King, charged with the
murder Of Frank 0INiel, some months
ago, and the prosecution was opened with
an address by the District Attorney; "
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A cALLRn meeting OF the Washington
Presbytery will be held in Wheeling on
the 96th ol March. The object of the
meeting Is to act upon the resignation OF
the pastor OF the Presbyterian Church al
Lower Buffalo Wash. Pa, ObSever.
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BOSTON,.
RAILROAD SHEDS BURNED.

BosToN, March "A fire broke out at
half past Z o'clock In the Eastern railroad
freight sheds In East Boston. The dis
trict firemen being unable to cope with
the flames general alarm brought the
firemen Of other sections. The fire Is now
under control. The losses are not ascer.
tanned, but they are heavy.
[sEcoND DRPAToH]
Boston, March 4.-The loss by the
East Boston fire will reach about $780, 900,
OF which the Eastern Railroad Company
loses 100000. Uninsured.
A train Of twenty loaded freight cars
burned. A large dwelling OF brick and
wood was thoroughly gutted. The fire
was caused BY the breaking Of carboy
OF yitriol,. 9-+.r
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Reported to tho Legislature. .

HARRIsDuRo, March 4.-The inyestl-
eating committee made a report to the
Legislature duplicating Dlmmick and
Keiter In the attempt to obtain money
from the banks. laG ~
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l
last quoted. Live goose, Gyc.
RAss-Dull. Rt &C per ID.
GtEsING-S9c.
DRIED FRuiT-ouie: and unchanged. Apples.
&c; peaches, l5c; mixed, l2c.
GRAN-The grain markets have been mn.
usually dull during tho past week, butit ls pretty
confidently expected that there will be an In.
creased trade within tho next few days. W1Eat
is dull and entirely nominal-there is little or
none Offering, and there is no demand for II: prI.
ees remsia as last quoted, 81 45Sf6O for red
winter, and 81 5s31 65 for whIts. The 0at mar.
Ket continues quieta and unchanged, ranging from
471sOc. CorH-Is dull and nominal Al CNSaBbc
Rye-Is still quoted at sOc.
Co1ee-LAte news from thu es.,.
crn markets shows an advance of one cent in
gold, and there Is consequent advance here.
Stood Mo Is quoted OF s0c; prime to choIco 32n
SSc; Java, ase; best roasted, SIC.
SWvpS-Common, 45O55c; prime, 6Oa65c.
choice, T0o76c; fancy, SIC; New Orleans moIas.
see, prime old CSC; prime new zoe.
Si1urs-Reaned HArds, Crushed, Powdered and
4FanuIAted, ilKc; A Coffee, l0Hc; B Coffee. iOEc.
Extra O Coffee l0c; Commercial A sppar 1or!
yellow sH09Ac; New Orleans Sugar, fair TO
fully fair sH09Hc; primo to choice 9xHIOc,
~ aAr,Dull and lower; $1,000 for baled; SeUo
StrGY-Whcat straw baled, sGos; oat straw
baled, SIS.
NAns-lod to God, g. l9,S; Sd TO sd, "A SIX
Cd to I'd, "a 62H; ID to Sd, 81 s7H; Sd, 60 92X.
ons, &c-Lard on, extra No. winter strained
csc. Carbon OIL, jobbing lots l6e, NO charge for
packages. Linseed OIL, 81 o5. Turpentine nc.
PRoyproNs-Kess Pork-Si5 50 for new, Bs.
eon-Hams lSc; clear sides 9Xc; shoulders 7Hc:
sugar cured breakfast bacon ike. New bulk
shoulders. S%c. LAFd-ln kegs lie; choice leaf
in uerces loc; prime 9Ke. -. n T.
PorAToEs-The receipts during the past week
have bean unusually large, and with diminish,
ed demand the MARKETS dull and prices droop-
ing. Prime Peach Blows, 81 260I 20 per bushcI;
or g 2s0S 5opes barrel.
MSn-ohoice Carolina, 9Hc; now crop Patna,
&c; Rangoon, SIC.
sEuFFIT0c; do In boxes OF sIx dozen. ss CO.
WooL-In fair demand at d7A5Oc.
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TIE St. Glainville Chronicle OF wednes

day, makes the following announcement F:
THE Ohio City Nail Factory at Mar
TINS Ferry, commenced TO cut nails 10.
DAY wednesday,, This establishment 10
Said 10 !surpaas any similar work Of the
KIND In the Ohio valley for completeness
and beauty Of its machinery, Orders have
9lfeaay been received from parties in st.
Of nails"
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GERMANY.

MR. BANCROFT CELEBRATES THE lNAu-
DURATION.
BERLIN, March 4.-Mr. Bancroft, U. s.
Minister, has issued invitations for grand
banquet to-day in celebration Of the ami.
versary of President Grants inauguration.
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FOREIqN.
ENGLAND.
DRATu OF A MFDIoAL wR

DEATH OF A MEDICAL WRITER.
LONDON, March 4.-Forbes WinsloW, a
well known medical writer, is dead.
PARLIAMENTARY. ,.g
1t has been finally settled that Mr..
Brand, Speaker Of the Houseof Commons,
snall %1 bere'elected unanimously in the new
vEssELs FORGED IN.
The stormy weather forced the steam
ships Herder and Silesia, from Hamburg
for New York, to put into Queenstown.
Both vessels were leaking, and the former
lost her boats. The steamship Neither
land, from Antwerp for Philadelphia, also
put into Queenstown with her cargo
shifted and boats gone.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March 4.-Grain-Inac.
tive but steady and unchanged. Petrc-
leum-Dull but unchanged. a.
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NEW YORK CITY.
pRRsBYEER1ANs N sRcRRr aEss1oN.


New YoRK, March "A Committee
representing the Reformed Church in
America and the General Assembly oil the
Presbyterian Church, are holding a secret
session daily, relative to an organic union.
It Is understood that they desire to find,
If possible, some middle ground on which
the two churches can meet without de.
Htroying their identity.
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOCIETY.
A movement has baen started in Brook.
lyn, irrespective Of sect or denomination
10 invite Rev. Dr.. Partons to take charge
Of the new Episcopal Church Society, TO
be formed in this city. A meeting 10 fur.
ther this end Is TO be held tomorrow
evening, the success OF the undertaking
Is nearly assured. DR.. Partons, when
spokenn TO, said he had heard Of the prop.
osition and was favorable to It, but the
platform will have to be q liberal and ca.
tholic one, with the broad church doc.
trines, and no sensationalism.
WILL ADMITTED To PROBATE.
The will Of James W. Girard was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday. His chill
dren, brothers, sisters and servants are
remembered Ia four codicils. Additions
are made TO nearly every legacy. The es-
tate Is valued at 81 900, 900.
LABoRERs' sTIKE.
The laborers on the Brooklyn reservoir
works struck yesterday, to compel an ad.
vance In wages. The Italian portion OIL
the strikers soon resumed work, when
they were set upon by tho Irish and Ger
man portion, and a desperate fight en-
sued, In which all the tools were turned
into weapons, and several Of the partici-
pants were seriously wounded. The po-
lice subsequently arrived. and arrested
the leaders in the riot, seven OF whom were
sent to prison.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
The e. Cohton Del9urrd, Q paper pub
ltshed by the Cuban forces Of Camaguey
says the revolution continues its unalter
able march oi progress, and the hundred
fields Of battle demonstrated our ability Z
cope with the tyrant in spite of-his null
titude Of resources and material advant
ages, The hand oi misfortune has strucl
from our reach much assistance that VI
ought 70 have received, and expected
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ANNAPOLIS, MD, March Al. B. Groome
was inaugurated Governor Of Maryland,
to-day, ..N-Lt ~
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
PlTTsBURGH, March 4.-Crude Steady;
81 7OiSte6ned not quoted.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oPTTol DAILY IxfE11isHEcnR, ,
Wednesday. March 1

gT.s-s- oPToI DAILY INfEIIIsHEoHR. 4
"wednesday, March (.
Tho market In general produce and grain cir,
cles has been unusually dull during the pas,
Week, bat It 10 hoped and expected that The
market Will soon tate change for the better.
However, while admitting that business Ia dull.
Weuo not believe 1t 10 any more 60 than usual
a. tnh particular time; there is fully Gs much do.
ing aS there was 1.-THE corresponding time Last
lied. 's"'
ArFLEs-The market is quiet aud prices re-
main unchanged.
bufTaR-There IL continued active demand.
e.Pec1Auy iot the nner grades, and prices are
suong, and, II anything, tending upward: m ay
DO quoted at 9Oc for good to prime, and Al, fnr
choice. ""N wv luz
BAKING PoWDER-Ss0SScp per pound, =,
q 3S097b. " 50" " ~ pain
UhHAek-Tho receipts continue meaRre and
WIN lSht stocks and an average demand, prices
aEesuong and tending upward; prime Ohio Fac.
tory l7KO, and New YORK 1Sc,
~ ~ Skn 90 Goops-Wo continue 10 quote can
icy gooas - tSliows: PGches-Sr % cans a 6n
-, ID cans, % 20. 7oHatoep-8 NJ cana
$3.50; . D cans, $500. Corn" WJr.,o,. ~ 80 ao,
otner aWeet Corn, q 70; common Corn, 60 az
AtsesIGne0u Strawberries, - 60: Pine ann,Ss
sue; Lima Beans, s. 90; String Beans, SS 90;
Peas, - 4G0275. .- - w.
Eaos-The market is weaker Stocks arc In.
eFeas4ng. and dealers arc moro anxious TO real.
ize. Fresh are quoted ut lSc.
~; ;FIsH.The following arc the ruling quotations.
While hsh 81 80; No. 2 mackerc bairelp,
sl6 90; No. 3 do. $iS 90; No. Q, half bsrreIs
g %; No. ., do. largo 81 80; No. 3, do. medium
81 90. Goldfish IS 50. '' ''''N'"1
FLouH-Therei Is moderate local demand. but
tho market is qnlOt and prices unchanged. The
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Wheeling Family Market.

~. The following are tho ruling quotations In
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Employees Discharged. Threatening
Demonstration of Their Wives and
Children. .-

NEW York, March 4.-The Manufac.
turing Company Of Gloucester, N. j.,
yesterday discharged about seven humid
red Of It's employees who had insisted on
an Increase Of wages. Soon the wives
and children Of the men discharged sur.
rounded the office Of the Superintendent,
threatening destruction to himself and
family. They were soon, however, sent
to their homes by the authorities.
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az GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By tho Weston Union Limo.
omee Northwest cor. ot Main and Monroe StS)
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but the arm Of right and Justice has
wrested the elements necessary to defeat
and confouud him. :