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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
RniIrond Arrliinnt.

CINCINNATI, January l3-The Gaseilt,s
Fort Wayne special SayS a northwafd
bound passenger train on the Fl. Wayne,
Muncie 4 Cincinnati Railroad was thrown
from The track by broken rail near
Eaton, Indiana, this morning. The train
waa running at moderate speed when
the rail broke under the coach, which
after being dragged over the ties some
distance was thrown over a bridge twelve
feet high, smashing the cars and injurihg
some fifteen passengers. The following
are the most severely injured : Val Hol.
linsgwotth, Dunlisth, Ind, fatally injured
In head; G. Winnie, Cambridge City, Ind,
intetnailE A. W. Ginkle, Montpelier,
Ind, spine hurt Mfs. Borden, Bullion,
Ind, burned; James Gillespy, Fl Wayne,
internally; John Forbes, Liberty, Ind,
Internally, A. r, Cook, Cincinnati, inter!
hally and head; Mf. Baekman, Keyslon,
Ind, head cut; Chatles Randall, oonduc.
tor, head and Internally. Hollingsworth
will probably die. The wounded are
cared fot at Hartford City.
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TIE Legislature Of Tennessee was to
have commenced balloting for United
States Senator on Tuesday, but up to this
writing we have received no intelligence
Of the result. Latest reports from the
State indicated the probability Of ex-
President Johnson's election, through the
combination Of the Union and Republican
strength in the State In his favor. lie Is
opposed by the Bourbon and ex.rebel
Democracy, who will support an ex-
Confederate, and theySSoppose johnson
because did not go into the rebellion.
Strangely enough his election will be re.
garded as triumph for the Union men
OF the State.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHFiCR or TtiE CIIIEP sIaNAL OFFiCER,
WAsItISGrOS, d. C., Jan. 1850 ?. w.


In the West Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley higher barometer and lower
temperature; northeast to northwest winds
clear or partly cloudy and decidedly cold
weather, with probably light rains on the
coast.
For the Lake Regions rising barometer
with iallingSand low temperature, fresh
and brisk west to north winds, and clear
or partly cloudy weather, except occa.
Sional light snow In The lower Lake
region.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys and Northwest, high
but falling barometer, decidedly low TEN.
peratufe, variable winds, possibly shifting
to sOutherly, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle States, rising barome-
ter, falling temperature, brisk west 10
north winds, clear or partly cloudy
and decidedly colder weather, which con-
ditions will gradually extend east over the
New England States. W.
The Ohio river at Pittsburgh and the
Cumberland river at Nashville, will com.
mehce rising. III
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.ByTeIegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
Night Dispatches.
Organization o ofIhe West Virginia
Legislature.
Special Dispatch 70 the lntelllgenceF'

NfsAtAA Hh-fNNNh ~ NAea eNhNAAhNANsfH
CHARLESTON, W, Va, January IS,
Nearly all the members Of the Legis-
lature have arrived. The town Is full
Of visitors and office seekers. The Hale
House Is headquarters, Camden, Walker
and Faulkner are busy working up their
claims for the Senate. Price Is here but
is too modest to press his claims, The
fight is evidently between Walker and
Camden, with the chances in-iavor Of
Camden,
The Democrats Of both Houses met ut
the Hale House at 10 o'clock to-day IN
caucus. The Senate held theirs with
closed doors but the House was open to
all,
Dan Johnson was elected President Of
the Senate; Joe Miller, Clerk E,A, Gun
ningham, Assistant; John Anderson, Of
Nicholas, sergeant-at-Armsi F, Fl, Roach,
Of Wyoming, DOorkeeper, and IIodgeson
Campbell and Morten Cowen, Clerks.
Alexander Monroe was elected Speaker;
Bernard Peyton, Of Charleston, Clerk W,
L, Mofitl, Of fKanawhu, scrgeant.at-Arms,
and VIM, Patton, Of Harrison, Doorkeep-
er. The Committee Clerks have not been
yet. Both Houses met at noon
and ratified the nominations Of the caucus.
Mr.. Welch, of Mineral, was defeated
for Speaker, and made severe speech, in
which he claimed that he had been oa-
traclsed because he was once n Union
man.
Homer and Clark are terribly enraged
because they were thrown overheard.
They were sergeants.ut.Arms Of both
Houses, and made good officers, They
have beeu badly treated.
The Republicans cast complimentary
vote for Campbell, Of Hancock, for
Speaker, and sylyunus Hall for Clerk.
The Governors Message Is lengthy, and
Is considered an ordinary document. He
gives a summary Of all the State institu.
tionS, recommends the repeal Of u number
ofbad laws, and goes for Grant for inter.
fering with Louisiana.
Weather warm, and rain talingi Ice all
gone. MoDoC.
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WEST ALExASDER.-West Alexander,
on the borders Of West Virginia, but inside
our State line, Is showing tinnSuurth thrift,
A number Of new buildings have been re.
Gently erected, and the place Is rapidly
assuming the character Of live country
town. BTownlee & Co. have recently start
ed a.lumber yard at this place which will
prove great convenience to the town and
neighbofhood, and will facilitate further
Improvements Washington, Pa. Reporter.
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Condeninatory.

TRENToS, N, " Jan, lS.-In the House
to-day strong resolutions were adopted
condemning the action Of the general
government in the Louisiana difficulty
and denounCing in severe terms the re-
cent elections Of members Of the Legisla-
ture Of the sovereign State by the military
force OF the United States. Tho resOlu-
tions were sent so the Senate and there
laid on the table for the present.
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pnciac Mail InyesIlrnilon.

WASHINGTON, January l3.-On the re.
sumption Of the Pacific Mail investiga.
ton to-day, the chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee announced that he
had received from the Bank Of California
a transcript OF Richard b. Irwin's &C.
count with that institution from January
8, 1872, TO January 8, 1873, showing that
Irwin was credited with $l0l, 900 June
Q, 1872, and has COrrObOrated Abert's
testimony that Irwin took with him to
California May 9th 100000, which to-
gether with $l0O,50O disbursed by Albert,
and 1880 returned to Twins credit
here, accounts for the whole 1925, 900
check previously received by Albert from
Irwin. The cashier Of the Bank Of Cali.
iornia also furnished information that
the draft drawn by Lees & Walker Feb.
ruary II, for $4,000 In gold, was paid
March II, 1872, and endorsedby Eldrldge
4 Irwin.
John j. Hersey, assistant door.kceper
OF the House, was closely examined In re.
gard 10 $ll 900 which he received from
Irwin, and swore that he used the entire
sum for his own benefit and gave no part
Of L Of any one, except s2,OOOtoh his sisters
and wife. Witness swore positively that
he made no agreement whatever In rela.
tfon to the 1900; knew he would re.
ceive the amount one day before Il was
given him; was surprised at the largness
Of the amount, but attributed II to per.
sonal friendship for him; neither gave nor
lent any portion Of the money to any
member Of Congress; In short, the money
received by him was present In gratuity.
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THEsaratoga freight com pact has Hgone
where the woodbine twihelh.p Tom
seott found that he did not get the bulk
Of trade and began cutting rates. The
Lake Shore and Southern Michigan fol.
lowed suit, and now the Michigan Cen.
ttal, Toledo and Wabash and Great
Western, and Michigan Central will have
nothing more to do with the compact.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, January lS,-ElectiOns to fill
six vacant seats in the Assembly for the
Departments af 0otes, Dunorde and Seine
ct Disc has been ordered for the 7th Of
February.
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The College Boat Convention at Hart
ford voted TO row. at Saratoga, on We1hes-
day, July 4lh Roles were adopted to
prevent "washing" and make each boat
lake d asttaight course hereafter.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January lS.SThe Minister
has received dispatches announcing that
several bands Of Carlists have been bad
ly defeated by the National troops in the
Department Of Barcelona and Navarro,
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NEW ORLEANS, January 1S. : The
House and Senate met and compated the
journals Of yesterday and declared P. B.
3. Pinehbaek elected y. s. Senator.
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NEW York, January iB.-Ths specie
shipments to Europe to-,lay amounted TO
Sl,05O,0OO, Of which 100000 was gold.
coin and the remainder gold bars and
silver.
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NJ Sf s tssssy AsSSy ,5s' Sss WSs.D. fS ,hP ny once

~ kAAAlNNl
Notice lS hereby given that I shall at my office,
No liz ChRplln6 street, Wheeling, W. Va on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of February, 1873,
In accordance with . decree Of The Circuit Court
Tor Ohio county, West Virginia, made and entered
In the above entitled eauie on the 18Th day Of No
VembeF 1874, proceed to state an account Of the
personal estate Of the said Daniel SteenrOd which
came into the hands Of the different Administrator,
Of Hlid Seonrod, msnoued In the said bill, o. the
manner In which they respectively disposed Of the
ame with the securities lAken from the leRalees
and hled according % law, U any Of the status Of
the estates Of the Administrators with their own
respective. representatives Of tho phoFltOS Of the
various claims, v there b any other than that
menti0nrd In the blll, TO the Rd 0talO Of the ald
Daniel steenrod, and Of any other matters deemed
pertinent BY myself or required BY any Of the
parties TIN fI.4I i
ItISordered By this decree that the publication Of
ihll notice shall be equivalent 70 personal service Of
nOtlce upon Rll the parties 10 this suit.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court.
WnEELiSO, W. Va, January I, 1875 Ian7!Th
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NOTICES.

ERAHRLN INSURANCE o.-SroCKHoLD-
l ERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Fnnklln Inslrlnea cmplny viii b held al the
oficeo Of the Company on Monday, January 18th,
1873 between the hours Of 10 \ u and ?. y, Tor
the election Of nine Directors and for such 0ther
business a may b brought beloTe them.
JOHN BISHOP,
Janis SECRETARY.
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INilh y uPasEs4 CalhsEtne 9; n JuPdeFa GSoTEs
lStntOr of ElEabeln MeMechen, DECD, Richard
$, Brown, Administrator oi Hugh r. Foeny,
decd, and Administrator u b0RiI non Of Daniel
steenTOd, decd, Stephen o. FeOny Mary Feeny,
james II, MeMechsn, who & Administrator u
Thomas J Campeel, deSd, who y9 AdmlnistIa.
RrpWnt Emma Brown, Elizabeth Thompson,
johnson N, Camden, Emma B, Carter, George w.
StSenrod, and AndrSW Wilson, and Virginia L
While, E1peutFix d AndpW White, decd.
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NEW YoRK, Januaty 13.-Afrived.
The steamship Denmark from Liverpool.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Ip The Circuit Court for Ohio County, wss, Va
Adolph Yoke
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-08
A No. Lam dry

IL now cOnceds that Mrs. Coleman,
the lsundress. No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington 4 Commercial avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry e.
tabiinhmsnts IN the city, and landlords af
hotels and boarding houses viii lind 1t to
their advantage 70 call upon her.
Aor prices are ~ follows; Hotel aud
boarding.hsu washing, 10 conts per
dozen. Fol- piece work prices are
IN follows; Single shirt and col
lar, lOc; per dozen s0c; socks 5c two col
lars, ID; two handkerchiets, DC; vests zoe
and all gsntlsmsn's wear. sQc. pei
dozen. Ladies' dresses, 70 To Doc
| skirts 10 to roc; drawers 10 TO lbc; two
| pair hose nc; two collars b to Zoe. FW IN
4 dies plain clothes u on per dozen; tor IL
dies line clothes, d u per dozen; don't
\ dvsmptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronsse solicited, s-5f-lm
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Children Under Toelre Years, Halt Price
Under -Four Tear, Free.

Tickets will lie gu sale Vt all the princi
lions on the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad. Drt
Meridian, Miss. Columbus, n. also NJ
Psducah, Metropolis. Msyneld. tnlt1n' "
Tenn, Mckenzie. Milan, BroMn ss,.,s,,,
lucky, and Illinois, West Tennessee, Nof'o Mis-
sissiuui and North Alabama.
sale OF tickets will commence Ds1eml&r LIST,
and continue up to the departure oi TIE uaih on
tIIe morning OF the 18th. and accommodations
Will he ample for any number that may he pur'
chased.
Tickets will lie good on special train Deceln-
Der H. Good returning ON amy trnin or date un-
iii December 3lst. inclusive, thus allow every
one to return ut pleasure, and compelling 10 one
to REMAIN longer than they wish
Excursionists returning from New Orleans are
allowed to stop over ut Beloxi, Bay st Louis;
Pass Christian, Ocean springs. xAn1ag oula, anu
cher deligbtNl and popslst EaHrng places places
,,lnres Of renOft sit,satesi - .ehe Bay and UuiI
Coast, and along the line Of railroad from New
Orleans to Mohiis. ,.,.
thu very best heeels in New Orleans aud Mobile
10 hoard Exculsionistsa at greatly reduceu rates
while IN the cities. Arrangements nave Also
besu made with al the aessASg theatrer, opera
houses, Omnibus aud transfer lines, pleasure
benefit of tins Ensurslou ,shus combining econ.
omy with pleasure throughout the entire mp
This is rare opportunity for Business Men a.
well ~ those in search Of pleasurs, ana IiP III
| which business and pleasure can be easily anu
1 pleasantly combined The attention OF the ~
diee in particular IL also directed " this NJ Is
l certainly the most charming anu asLhe "i
/ for them that has ever yet been gotten up.
p.,4isx dSs,xnine 10 make tise "trip are request
ed 10 buy tMeir tickets u, the earliest possible
day. and W an inAmcesnent6 par csnt ais',o y,
will he made on all pnrcassrs made "eio'e Tue
4 ~ Of December. 80 81 -
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Personal NenliOn .

Hon. Isaac Rice, Of Ogle county. is
In the city. Mr.. Rice is member Of the
lower house Of the General Assembly
aud sits on the Republican side, but
now mark that "but''-he is one Of the
cleverest gentleman in the world. We
Sat only few seats from him when we
were q statesman, and had our eye on
him all the time, aud we therefore speak
Of him with knowledge. He 10 In the
city for no ether pur pose that to gaze
upon its beauties.
Col. Taylor, will, We are informed
return TO Cairo to-day from his home In
st. Louis. O
Mr.. Linegar beams with pleasure
and despises the man who cans boast OF
being indicted for whisky crookedness.
He says: They don't mean me-. It's
Dan they re after.
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

business house on Levcc, lately oc-
cupied by Cunningham q Stilwell.
Business house on Levce, near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole
man q Co.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel,
Offices or Business rooms-cheap.
--Tenements numbered 4, T. and 0, In
Winters Row, 8 rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10 corner, Sl2 So rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street, near Wash
ington avenue rooms--$l0 month.
store room in ''pilot House," lately
occupied by A. HALEY.
Store room lately occupied by Howe
Sewing Machine Co., on Commercial
avenue, near Ninth street.
Two small Houses west OF Twenty
second street. near Pine, 81 each per
month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, nca,
Walnut, rooms.
-. store room On Levee, above Eight
street--$20 per month.
Cottage on Nineteenth street, nea
Washington avenue at So no a month.
dwelling house on Sixth street am
Jefferson avenue.
Upper floor OF brick building Of
Commercial avenue, above Tenth street
very desirable.
Rooms In various parts OF the city.
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Police lOssrs.

TBeioixf. Bross. Police Aagistiat.
j. NJ. Tommolan is q native OF lioOsier-
dom, and funny old cuss to boot.
He owns Hat boat and has it stored with
plunder for the New Orleans market.
BY some means old man Tommalan's
son got into a quarrel with darlley,
and the result was that TOmmalan ja-
nior was arrested. He was taken before
Judge Bird Tor hearing but being
"truly loyal" he could not stand II to be
tried by colOred man, and took change
of venue, and the case was continued TO
yesterday morning. TOmmslan up
peared at the appointed hour. and the
evidence being heard, II line of live dol.
lars and costs was assessed against him.
The elder T0mmalan said 1t the fun wa,
"cl,eap enough" paid 1t and went on hi
way rejoicing.
John Hamilton, cOlOred. was ar
rested on Il charge Of larceny. Hamilton
stole a lot OF carpenters tools from Mr..
Chas. Lalne's shop, on Ninth street. liz
| sold the tools tor almost nothing to q
colored man living in the barracks. Ham.
iltOn was soon after arrested, and In a.
fault Of two hululred dollars bull, was
sent to the county jall TO await the action
Of the grand jury.
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nryxa. wxArnxn AID BUSINESS.

l.. RIvEA, WEATRkR AND bUsiNEss.
The river last evening MAS 10 fee
G inches on the gauge having failel
Is Is inches during the previous .
hours.
--Fi,e weather h cloudy and cold. A
terrible min storm passed over the North.
west day before yesterday which is caus-
ing swell In the Mississippi and tribu-
taries, but II the weather continues cold
will not improve the condition Of the
river.
business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Utah found only ~ feet at
Thompson's but reports an Improvement
Ut Nil other places.
Capt. Crawl, formerly OF The Jim
Fisk, is in the city prospecting.
Capt. N. b. Fowler. clerk OF the
Il. &. Yaeger, was IN the city yester-
day. The Yseger viii no here this
evening.
The Colossal left the Belle Memphis
aud 81. Genevievs ct Tower Island. Tie
Belle had called for hclp and the st
Genevieve went to her assistance. II Ii
supposed that she had injured herself Ia
some way.
The Iron snag boat John n. MsoOmb
ID preparing tor cruise in the Arkansas
river, and will leave here this morning
Barney Crane is her pilot. lie says she
~ "too SWEET
The snag boat 5. II. Long has re-
moved all the snags from the channel OF
the Missouri side vt Liberty Island, ant
! navigation there Is now comparatively
safe and cssy. Tho John A. Scuddel
found five feet large at Liberty, but only
i've feet at ThoMpsOns. She caue o@
"A .at. AaAI
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This is new style Of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter. the artist,
Of this city. These pictures are creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs, being
raised and beautifully cnameled over the
entire surface, soft in tone, but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails to admire them or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown a
number Of pictures Of well-known ladies
aud @cn,,cmep Vt the .lsy. aud have NO
hesitation In pronooneiny them perfectly
| splendid. We would therefor. advise al
who take interest In such matters or de
dire pictures. TO call upon Mr.. Winter n
his gallery aud examine his work in lhii
new branch OF the shadow-capturing art
y-l4-tf
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A Fine stock.

VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
low Oh hand large stock Of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and il
prepared to manufacture, for store and
office wear, the finest of Morocco or Cali
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. Ills Lasts are OF
the latest styles. and he can guarantee 9
fit aud satisfaction to oil his patrons.
y-3-tf
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Jacob Walters and Chris Anthus, two
OF our well-known butchers have ASSOC
ciated together and under the nrm name
OF Jacob Walters & Co., have opened q
meat market on the north side OF Eighth
street, in Phil Towards old stand. This
will be a firs,-clsss market in every re-
spect, as the names OF the prorrietors
guarantee market where the choicest
OF cut meats. steaks, roasts Of beat, NUT
ton. pork and venison: together with
sausage, bacon. ETC., will be served out
to customers in a neat and satisfactory
manner. All their old friends or new &C.
quaintances are invited to call and see
them. l0-30-u
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The fair and festival to be given by
the ladies Of the Episcopal church on
Thursday and Friday nights, will be one
Of the most notable events Of the season.
The supper will consist of oysters in
every style, aud all other delicacies i'm
aginable.
A prominent feature OF tue affair will
he the great variety Of toys and Christmas
presents for both young aud old. Much
labor and thought have been spent In
the selection and manufacture Of thcs,
things which will b. disposed Of at TIN
mort reasonable prices. Evcrybod!
should visit the fair and festival AMI Sc
for themselves, and partake Of the sup
per. The affair will be held in Thorn
tons Block, on Tenth street, l2-s-2t
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II will be rendered that in July last. q
man named Joe Hughes tried to steal
team Of horses belonging to q colored
man named jenkins, who lives in the up
per part Of the city. Hughes succeeded in
making his escape, and was lost track OF
until Monday evening last. When the
steamer Jim Fisk arrived here on Mon
day. Deputy Sheriff John sbeehan Went
aboard Of her, and one Of the first per-
sons he saw was the would-be-horse.
thief Hughes. Sheehan arrested Hughes
and lock him in the county Jail.