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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

THE Chicago people are very much in.
terested in experiments being made with
new fire alarm. This latest invention
consists Ola thsrmOstat-an instrument
which is affected by the heat in a room
80 as to convey an alarm to the fire COM
pany, by means Of a wire, whenever the
temperature rises above q certain point.
The instrument can be set to alarm at
any point, and by It's successful operation
the fire company can be on hand within
three minutes Of the time the fire starts.
In New York the insurance com.
panies offer discount OF FIVE per
cent, from their rates were this In
strument Is used, and a stock com.
pany has been organized to nan.
uIacture it. II successful 1t will make
fires harmless. An over-heated room in
winter where one OF these concerns is
placed makes the owner liable to have
his front door burst open by fireman,
without q moments warning.
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THY have a Life Insurance Ring dowr

THRY hsyea Life Insurance Ring down
in Cincinnati. Not ring of companies
to swindle the public. but an organization
of rogues to "beat" the companies. The
swlndlers generally act In concert with
INSCRIPTIONS doctors and unprinclpled
agents, and with their aid policies are
procured on lives that are about ready to
drop of, sometimes without the knoWl-
edge Of the person insured. 1t Is also
claimed that some women make busi-
ness Of marrying men in feeble health
and insurlng their lives, Rndit is alleged
that more than one interesting widow has
in this way secured a row of houses TO 70.
mind her Of a row Of husbands under the
sod. The worst case reported is that Of
a father who had insured his son for
twenty thousand dollars and then kept
him travelling on dangerous railroads, on
tho chance Of his meeting with a fatal &C.
cident. Nice people those CincinnatianS.
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LAF4YRTrRr IND., Sept, 1.-The at.
tendance at the fair to.day was very
large. Much larger than on the second
day OF any previous year. The principal
attraction the fast pacing race for q
purse Of $3.50 and $75. There were six
entries, the hrst money being won by
Sleepy George in 2:97t; $50; 2:34i. The
second premium was won by Hoosier
Dick. Godman's horse Honest John
came In second In the three first heats but
was then withdrawn BY his owner on &C.
count OF ruling by the judges that he
must make one more heat 10 win the sec.
ond money. The great attraction for 10.
morrow will be q fast trottin9 match in
a purse oI 81 900, Tor which some Of the
best horses IN the State are entered. The
exhibition Of imported draught horses and
thoroughbred cattle and h6rses viii al1o
take place tomorrow.
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The Ohio County Delegates to the
Convention Tomorrow.


Warrington TS.enIRip. = VIM. Hastings
George Zoecklsr, David Bell (oi Joseph
Bell 8 Coz, Henry K List Caleb syl'
Wis. \ r Z
Madison-Johu Mcclure, j. N. Vance,
y, Il. Logan, T. ]. Blair, MAJ. N. B. @
CyGy-A. W. Campbell, ]. K. Bots.
ford, E. Booking, ". F. Peterson, L. T
'5 Taioa-H. severing,, George Roberts,
John, oesterliDg, Frank johnson, A. 8.
Harden. 7-isl.r --a
Csntn-Thos, R. MofAt, @. D. Hub.
bard, Edwin Hornbrook, r. G. Jordan,
j, r. Hubbard. t..,., va -,...... .,
Re5ster-B. B. DOvener, J. D. Stanton,
": =, Travis, Isaac Freeze, sr., Geo. O.
Ritchie-Dr. R. W. Hazlett, ]. W.
Schultz, Robert CoWan, VIM. Schocky
and Clarence Irwin. -
Rchland--M. L. Hill, VIM. Nichols,
Joseph Waddle, s. L. NcColloch and
VIM. North.
Triddelphia--Thomas Hornbrook, ]. E
Slsson, Hugh Clark, E, N. Atkinson and
R, $. Hopkins.
,Libsrty-Wm. Reed, !. W. B. Curtis,
Peregrim Whitman, Abraham McCol
loch, jr., and N. @. Slater
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Vermont Election.

RUTLAND, Sept. 1.-Returns come In
slowly, but the indications are that there
will be but slight falling of from the
Republican msjorities' OF 1879 on the
State ticket. Several OF the large towns
in the State have elected Democratic
town representatives, which was effected
by q coalition oil the rum party with the
Democrats. Rutland elects Democratic
Representatives by "a majority. Brandon
and Burlington also elect Democratic
Representatives by email msjOrilies. Luke
T. P. Poland, Republican, Is reelected
without much doubt from the Second
Congressional District. Col. CHRIS. d.
Joyce, Republican, is elected by q very
very large msjority from the First Con.
gresslonal District, Joel G. Baker, the
regular Republican nominee for State
Attorney for Rutland county, Is defeated.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. L.
The vote to-day has been light one, ex-
cept in the Second Congressional District
where there 10 Q bolt Returus come In
very slowly. At u O'clock reports were
received from only seventY.two towns,
representing about one-third Of the vote
Of the State. Not for score or more Of
years have voters been so refractory, or
voting 30 irregular. The bolt In the Sec.
ond Congressional District is serious
one, and has probably resulted in no
choice. The candidates are, L. P, Poland,
present Republican incumbent and regu-
lar nominee; D. o. Dennison, boiling Re.
publican, and @. N. Davenport, Demo-
crat. Besides these, J. r. Mead Granger,
has something Of vote.
Thirty towns give Poland 3,158, Dennl.
son s, ,491 Davenport and scattering 1908.
There are l50 towns In the District, and
there Is still room for the election Of Po-
land, but the indications are against him.
This same refractory spirit has been man.
itested TO considerable extent In coun.
ties and even In towns. In the latter the
regular nominees have been subject to
the same disregard, aud compromise or
ballotipg couldn't have elected the Gov.
ernor: The vote in towns reported,
saands, Peck 1850; Bingham 5,l01.
strnight out candidates for the Senate
are probably chosen In all cases except
In Franklin county, where Victor Atwood,
Democrat, Is elected. In the First and
Third Congressional Districts, e.! w.
Hendee and Chas. q. Joyce are elected
BY large majoritIes. ....-,,.,--.-. ~,
The election passed Of quietly in
Burlington, Vt, with results curIously
mixed. The city gives the Republican
State ticket 98 majority, and q heavy
plurality for the regular Republican tick
et ior State Senators. but elects Smalley,
son oil o. s. Judge SmAlley Democratic
Representative In the Legislature by 80
majority. This Ia the first time a Dem
ocrat has been elected Representative
from Burlington since 1858. The regular
ticket for county officers ID probably cleo.
ed in Ohitlenden county, though q heavy
temperance ballot on a portion Of the
ticket, G n gsWHla
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The Hon, J. N. CAMDEN, of Parkets-
burg, has written a letter to Gen. JosRHH
sPRlGa, Of Hardy County, in which he
says that he has never held a political
office in his life, and never voluntarily
been candidate but once"
After the close Of the war, l, with others,
took an active interest In the repeal ot the
registration and DISTINGUISHING laws, that
then diSgraced our State, which led TO
my nomination for Governor In 1868,
against my wish and protest; and my
acceptance was urged on the ground
that could afford 10 make the sacrifice,
10 1873, while l desired The nomination,
! made no efforts which any man might
mot honorably make 70 obtain Il. Twas
nominated and under q peculiar condi-
ton Of thiugswaS defeated az the polls,
Let that 30 the eRd OF H. Ss Ii was the
end Of my representative relation to the
paFty.ss ) s,l5l
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WASHINGTON.
HUBLIc DIRT sTATRMENT.

|
WARRINGTON, Sept. THE public debt
statement shows Q reduction OF the debt
during August OF 81 .626, 100; coin In treas.
ury, VI $50 .92S including coin certif.
Gates, geo, ,l4l 200; currency balance Si0, !.
6l9 232; specie deposit Of legal tenders
for redemption Of certificates OF deposit.
sSS6 $SS C9O 9VS ,0g0; legal tenders outstanding,
REDEMPTION OF 5 30 BONDS.
Ehe eleventh call for the REDEMPTION of
tive.twenty bonds Of 1869 is Just issued as
follows: ~. ~5-s. .s7y.,-- = '"-"' -
TRRAsuRY DKPARTr, Sept. l,174.
By virtue Of authority given BY act OF
Congress, approved July IA, 1870, entitled
IAN act 10 authorize the reiunding OF the
national debt" hereby give notice that
the principal and accrued interest OF the
bonds herein below designated, known as
the tiVe-tYeniy bonds, will be paid OF the
Treasury oi. the United States, in The clty
Of Washington and after the 1st day Of
December, 1874, interest on said
bonds will cease that Is 10 saw,
The coupon bonds known as the third
and fourth series Of February 25th, 1869.
dated May I, '62, as follows: Coupon bonds
30 series, $50, numbers 14,50l to 1854.
both inclusive, $l00, numbers 45, ,10l To-
70 64 .02S, both inclusive; $500, numbers
ss.70l to 8090S, both inclusive; 81 1000,
Numbers 7O.2 to Il, ,132, both inclusive,
fourth series; $50, numbers 10 1910.
both inclusive; 800, numbers / TO 1865,
both inclusive; $500, numbers TO 1885,
both inclusive; 81 900, ,numbers,1 to 4,370,
both inclusive. Total $l2, 100000. Reg.
istered bonds: $50, numbers l,75I 10
1880, both inclusive; 500, numbers 49,.
36l 10 13,900, inclusive; $500, numbers
1901 to 1880, both inclusive; 81 GOO
plumbers 800 70 s32950, both inclusive:
$1,000, numbers $500 to 10,150, both in
elusive; $4,000, numbers l1,75i 10 49,.
900, both inclusive; total, 5000 600:
grand total $l5 ,000,0 900. OI the amount
outstanding embraced In the numbers AZ
above, $12, 600, 600 are coupon bonds and
$SIOOOOOO registered bonds. United
States securities forwarded for redemp-
ton should be addressed to the Loan
Divisions Secretary's Office, and oil reg
iStered bonds should be assigned to tie
Secretary Of the Treasury for redemption,
LSigued B. Il. BRIsTow, Sec'y
Appended to the call Is a statement OF
ten previous calls for the redemption Of
3 20 bonds. They commence with Sept.
lst. 1871, and aggregate, 10 August 1st,
1874, $261 900 900, and with the present
and eleventh calls; $976 100000:
General Davidson, commanding at Fl.
sill, telegraphs to the Indian Bureau un.
der the date OF August 2sth via Caddo
August Slst, announcing his arrival at
that place from Anadarko with $50 people
o. the Comanches bands oil Iron Mountain.
One OF the chiefs gave up his arms to Gen.
Davidson, when he surrendered the other
people were collected and brought into
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White DsSperadoes at the Bottom OF
the TFOuble. HHH -t-

ST. Louis, September 1.-The 81. Louis
Republican learns from o gentleman lust
from Galveston, that on Friday last ct
Corseane, Texas, the wife oil negro liv-
ing three miles from town was grossly In.
suited by white desperadoes. The hus-
band went to Corseans and made com.
plant before Justice Of the Peace. In
attempting to arrest the despefadoes the
negro husband and two or three others
were sh6t. Some three hundred negroee
then armed themselves with the intention
OF capturing the white man who with Eve
or six others had taken possession Of A
cabin 10 the suburbs, aud had barracaded
Il and were determined 70 resist the ar
rest. When the informant lett, the whites
were counseling the negroes NOT 10
besiege the cabin ss the occupants were
well armed and could XIII many Of their
sssailants. re- 75g a,-E' s7' -
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GhnGtttellia
The Convention To.monow.


Present appearances indicate that the
Congressional Convention tomorrow will
be well attended. Wood county and also
Harrison have appointed large delegA-
tlons. Very decided interest Is fell
throughou. tho District In the result ol
the Convention: There Is q widespread
belief that its delegates can name the man
who will be the next Congressman from
this District Were this feeling not pretty
general there would NOT be so much com.
petition for the nomination. Asplrants for
Congressional honors are not generally
4nbitiousior an empty nomination. When
they enter the lists they ieel that there Ia OF
least Q chance for success. And this Is the
way that several gentlemen arc supposed
to feel in regard 10 to.morrow's nomina.
tiOn. They count upon u certain amount
OF help from the Independent Democrats
OF the District. 1t Is altogether impoasi.
BILE to tell how much this help will amount
to. There are Democrats who do not
conceal the fact that they do not
expect to support the Ellenboro nominee,
and there are others who are more
cautious about expressing themselves ct
present. Between the two 1t Is believed
that In the aggregate considerable mum.
ber Of Democratic votes throughout the
District will be cast for the Opera House
nominee, provided he Is man who com.
mAnds:generalrrespect for character and
abilities. 1t Is well understood that
COL Wilson's nomination aw9kens no
enthusiasm among the Democracy. This
end Of the District did not want him
nominated. Speeches were made in the
Ellenboro Convention protesting agsinst
the nomination as weak one. The nom.
inaIlou is as weak to-day as 1t was then.
1t does notimprove with discussion. Itcan
be made still weaker by discussion, and
this fact Is well understood. Hence the
feeling that the nominee tomorrow may
be tho next Congressman.
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Insurance Case on Trial.

BosToE, Sept. 1.-Iu the case on trial
IN the United States Circuit Court oi
Haley, Morse s Boyden C1. several lnsu-
rance companys ouuide OF the State, &C.
ton was brought 10 recover $G5000 in
surance, alleged 10 be due them as the re.
suit Of a fire on May 3rd, 1873. The, firm
had an insurance oil. $l25 900, Of which
100000 was heldby offices in Boston and
vicinity. The defendants decline the pay.
ment on the ground that their policies
contained clauses providing for invAlida.
ton In case naptha was used on Insured
premises, aud they allege that naptha was
so used. Eminent counsel appear on both
sides. ..atrA nn.,.i..n.rs ,tAI
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FOREIGN,
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. lin BArcelma there
mas been riotous oppositions to conscrip.
tion, and the boxes containing the names
Of parsons liable 10 draft were in some
lnStanceO stolen and burned.
b4ToNNE, Sept, 1.-The CarliSts un-
Ger Alvarez have defeated and driven otT
tho column oi General Lama, who wns
taria. -N'o ~"
MADRID, Sept. 1.-Gen. Zlballo has
ment. So
Russia has sent special agents to the
Republican and Carlist general headouar.
ters 10 report on the military positions Of
the contending parties.
The Carlist Generals, Triestany and
Mora, were defeated by the Republicans
near SEQ de Urgel on Sunday last, losing
4Og killed and wounded. =
The Carlists, having despaired Of the
capture OF Puycorda, are preparing to
ppFn the town with incendiary prolectiles,
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Annual Fair.

sHELBYv1LLE, IND, Sept. THE first
annual Fair Of the Shelby County Joint
Stock Agricultural Association opened
here today. There is o, ,fipe, prospect q
o good fair, the entries In the live stock
department far exceeding the expectations
Of all. Some Of the finest stock in the
State % now on exhibition. The entries
IN all departments are larger than was
expected. fairgrounds are all thai cSbId
be desired, being in q fine sugar marie
grove. There "a also q s6lendid ihNIi. IN u q
track on the grounds. This wal be one
ot the best county faira in the State, -'
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The Cotton Croolpr.. J..

NEW ORLEANS, Sept; 1.-THE follow.
ipg Is Condensed from the Ndti0nal
Cotton HSehange crop report for August,
10 Il, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Tennessee Cotton.gererally, suffering from
droulh, prospects less favorable than
same time last year. Picklugs COM
meuce quite as early, drout6 causing
Permature opening. In Alabams, Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina, condi'
non about the same as last wear; In
Georgia and Florada, crops injured BY
drouth, conditions now less favorable than
last year; Missuusi, prospects somewhat
qntavorahle, pickipgs commence ten to
nlteen days earlier than last year; Illinois,
condition later than last year; Indian
Territory, plants suffering from drouth,
picking ten to fifteen days earlier than
last year, esa.. - .rsls. So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02

RELIGIOUS 1TRMs-The Baptist Teacher
has an article contending that as q general
rule child converts make the best Christ
ians.
ProteBtantiSm is growing very liberal In
Boston, and there 10 remarkable unity
oiaction there among Methodists, BaptiSts,
Evangelical Eplscopalians, 'Presbyterians,
and Orthodox CongregatlonallSts.
The UnitariAnS Of Wisconsin and the
Universalists Of that State can see no
sufficient reason for keeping apart The
UnitarianS are all Universalists, and the
Universalists are all Unitarians.
The Preabytsrisn Church OIL Upper
Buffalo, between Washington and Mid.
dletown, Washington county, Pa, was or.
ganized nearly 100 years ago-or In the
year 1910. It's late pastor, Rev. John
Eagleson, ofllcisted from 1884 up 10 1873,
80 years, and his predecessor, Rev. John
Anderson, officiated nearly 83 years.
Speaking Of this church, in an address
before the congregation, tho Rev. Robt.
Heron, remarked as follows: "Your
pastors have all died in the midst Of you.
They were followed to the tomb by the
generations to whom they ministered,
and their mortal remains now slumber
in your beautiful cemetery awaiting the
resurrection morn. Ruling Elders, hon
ored church members, fathers and mothers
in Israel, beloved brothers and sisters In the
bonds Of Christian affection, sweetly slum.
Der by their side, all awaiting the call Of
the Saviour to rise from their rest in the
grave and como forth to eternal glory
The editor OF the Wcllsburg Herald is
severely orthodox lin theory and he
does not appear to take kindly to camp
meetings, Notwithstanding he is q csndi.
date for Clerk of the County Court The
appearance ol old Father Hervey and one
or two other Presbyterian ministers at
these gatherings this yeaf draws from him
the following remark:
ut has become fashionable at camp
meetings for Presbyterian ministers to
offlciate. Shade OF John Calvin, can such
things be, and the pillars Of the universe
remain unmoved. II Is all right, though,
II camp meetings are right"
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A Jacob DemocratIe Paper on Mr..
FauIkneR,S Nomination.

The Mooreaeld (Hardy county, Courier
and Advertiser, a paper that sympathizes
with the JACOB element in the Demo.
cratic party, speaks thus Of Mr.. FAuLK.
NER's nominations
The Congressional Convention which
met at Piedmont on the Goth inst. noml-
mated the Hon. O. ]. Faulkner as their
candidate for Congress N
We took no stock In that ConIention,
and being under no obligations whatever
to support MI. Faulkner, we reserve the
privilege Of voting for o better man II we
have the opportunity. q 9
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weather Report.
oTHIOS OF Tm Cum sIGNAL oSTIgsa o
WAgnA0ToM, D. @, Sent. l.-R.01r 2. Z.
E"e Ss
PRoBABniITIRs. e

GhSoAn4A11Ikds
Over the South Atlantic and Eastern
Cult States rising barometer, northeast
and .southeast winds, and genefAlly clear
weather, with slight changes In tempera.
ture. sA1sa
For the Western Gulf states.stationarv
or rising barometer and temperature. and
partly cloudy or clear weather. e
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Yalley
rising barometer, northerly winds. sta-
tlonary temperature, and generally clear
Fer the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest rising
barometer, northerly winds, and occa:
sional rain areas, followed BY clear
For the Upper Lake region diminishing
souiherly winds, shifting to northeriy,
partly cloudy weather, and local rains
followed by cooler weather.
For the Lower Lake region diminishing
northerly winds, higher temperature, and
generally clear weather. y
For the Middle States rising barometer
northerly winds, and clear and warm
For New England rising barometer,
northerly winds, lower temperature, and
generally clear weather.
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In his replyto the petition of his nine
teenth wife for divorce Brigham Young
declares that all his property does not
exceed in value the sum Of 100000, and
that his income does not exceed $1,000
per month; that he has large family,
now consisting Of slxty.three persons, all
of whom are dependent upon him for
support, andprays that her bill be dis
missed.
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Politics in aIiuus,oto.

ST: PAUL, Sept. Judge F. q. Waite,
o. NMinnesota twas today nominated al
Owatanna, q Democratic candidate for
Congress in the First District. The nom.
ination Of Judge Waite in the First Dis.
trlct already telegraphed, Is regarded BY
the democrats as certain defeat of Dur
rell, the present member OF Congress, who
was renominated, and Is making an &C.
tive canvass, Republican politicians
confess that there Is great decentralization
in the First District because Of Durrelps
record on the salary grab, and that his
district, which has heretofore been un.
doubted Is now, doubtful. In the Second
District no nomination has yet been made,
but Maj. Il. B. Strait, the present mem.
Der Will probably receive the Republican
nomination. In the Third District, yery
hot canvass is drawing near its close.
II is. now generally conceded that VIM,
3: King Will beat the present member, j.
F. AVerill, in the Convention. Charges
Of corruption, in the use OF money 10 et-
feet the nomination have been preferred
on both sidee. ltis certain that the rural
districts were never so flush Of ready
cash before. The claim, by some best
posted, that the disbursements OF the
rival candidates for Congress will neutral
ize 10 The grasshopper distriots the dam
age done BY the grasshoppers> >is not re-
garded as well founded; the disbursements
have been greatlbut the damage has been
greater. 1!r1
The nomination Of Judge f. H. Waite
at OwataDns, as the opponent Of Durfell,
ls regarded as q strong card against the
Republicans. Il Is believed that Waite
can beat Durrell and If the latter Is defeat.
ed It IS doubtful If a Republican Legisla-
ture can be chosen to elect a successor OF
Ramsey. Many political interests, State
and National, seem TO turn on Durrell's
fortunes In the first district. ",Er
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The following delegates were en-
pointed TO represent the Produce Ex-
change Of New York city OF the National
Pork Packers Convention, at Louisville
on the, 9th inst; james W. McGulloh,
chairman, A, 3. Roe, Horsiio Reed, ,Wm.
o, Marshall, Edward Flash, YIN. W.
Roster, John L. BtewBtet, Thomas Il.
Stevens, 3. y John p g, Armstrong and VIM,
II. FOX. sf-y
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$1,000 REWARD,

The citizens Of Henryyille, Ind, have
offered a reward Of $1,000 for The 'apnres
hension of the murderers of Aprust
Gardner, who. was robbed Of his money
end then tied to the railroad track. Thos
a. Lewis and 3. Clarke have been arrest.
ed on suspicion Of being the murderers
The examining trial was 10 take plsce
this evening. The greatest excitement
prevails az Henryville, and II the evidence
is any way conclusive there NAV be
trouble tonight, as 1t is reported that q
vigilance committee has been organ
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THE great Cambria Iron Works OF
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, which wereen.
tirely idle for about nine months after the
beginning Of the panic, are again in full
operation, thus giving employment to
nearly three thousand workmen. The
company started the mills about two
months ago, and have gradually brought
themup to their present capacity.