davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 29,-one Of the larg-
est meetings that has taken place in this
city for years was held to-day in Hyde
Park under the auspicies o. the Itch
borne Release Committee. Some, place
the number present as high as 100000.
Bands Of music were engaged and flags
and banners displayed demanding Justice
for the claimant. Addresses were deliy-
cred by DR.. Kenealey and Messrs. Aims
low and Whalley, Thopeople uHhitched
the horses from the carriages Of those
gentlemen and drew them to Hyde Park.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
the Partially Of the Judges on the trial,
the pnscFupulous miscarriage Of Justice,
and declaring they would know no rest
ill this enormous judicial crime was rec
titled, The meeting adjourned tumultu-
ously, The speakers were escorted from
the Park by great crowds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Sieeline oI. Hoard oi,i,aFdohs,

HARRISBURG, March 20.-The next
meeting Of the Board Of pathohs will be
held on Tuesday, May 4th, when BY the
accession Of the Secretary Of Internal
Affairs The Board will be fully organized,
a. provided by the constitution. AT the
meeting, IN addition to The cases reg.
blatly upon tho liSt, hearlhgt will be had
In The cases Of Ambrose o. Lynch, from
Allegheny county, Henty Bticeland, itom
WAshihgton county George Haynes,
from Potter county, aud ChaFles Lar
ilee, from Vehahgo county, seyctally con-
yiGled Of murder, aud wherein applicas
fi6tR have been made Tor pardon OF
toaimdialiCn oi sentence TO imprisonment
Eofiite,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Our MoundsvlIIe Letter,
Mouspsurtr, March 30, 1875,

MouNpsMLLE, March 30, 1875,
Editors IntOllIspaCOr;
Easter Sunday passed pleasantly with
III, Although the price Of eggs Is very
high, still all that could be In any way
procured were disposed OF very rapidly
on Saturday. Tie old custom Il moi
dead yet, and many seem to almost
esteem II duty to eat at least reason
ablo amount OF eggs on Easter Sunday,
It Is all right that these old customs
should not die, for II there Is nothing else
in them, they remind us Of the times Of
long ago, when We old folks l2) were
young and enjoyed such things,
Rev, Sanford preached IN the N. +,
Church yesterday, Rev, j. Alexander in
the Presbyterian, and Communion ser
vices were held IN the +. r, Church, con-
Quoted by Rev, Rambo,
II was expected that we wOuldsoon ell.
gage In spelling contest with our Ben.
wood friends, and | believe ! mentioned
IN my last that We had been challenged
by them, and that the challenge had been
accepted on condition that the commit
toe could agreej but is seems now that
the committee can come to no agreement
in tho matter and the Spel may not take
place after all. We arU sorry for this,
Tor am satisfied that good time would
have been had. see that the Sunday NeWs
rather makes sport Of the orthography Of
Mounlsyille, and the editor makes the
remark that he would not wish tO spoil
itby alterations. | think that n cOnsidera-
bic amount OF alterations would not spoil
tho OFtlIOgraphy of the communication,
either made by Tho writer or the editor,
Come down Charley and we will spell
againstyOu,
Some are making garden to-day, and
everything looks lovely.
About 400 persons attended tho Sabbath
School review on last evening. \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The su.
prone Courts decision In the Miner IA.
ltOpperRal error to tic Supreme Court Of
Missouri. This Is case presenting the
question whether, tihder the Fourteenth
Amendment, q woman who Is q citizen Of
the United States and State lSa voter In The
State, notwithstanding The provisions Of
the constitution and laws Of that State
cOnGne The right Of suffrage to men alone.
The COuftsafe unanimous In the opinion
that the Constitution Of the United
States does not confer the right Of suf-
frage upon any one, and that the CohsLi.
tions Of the several States which commit
that trust to men alone are not necesSnr.
lily void. Affirmed. The Chief Justice
delivered tie opinieh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
.IeeslsnalIon of 1,relsiltcr spin.

NEw YohK, March 2g+-A Washington
dispatch says United States Treasurer
Spinner has fesighetl, resignation to take
WAsaiSdroN, b. q, March 90 United
States Treasurer Spinner remarked to.
day, when lie rendered his written tesig.
nation, that lie would soon be q flee man
and that the cafes and burdens uf official
life would be lifted from his shoulders.
II IA understood lle pressed upon the
President The necessity Of bis retirement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Story OF tl,e Ilesucd Fishcrm,en

BAlTIMoRR, March aO.-Tho Sun this
morning publishes a story from one oil
tho men rescued from the Ice Offthe coast
Of Newfoundland. The party arc all Of
Irish descent. When returning 10 shore
in the evening Of the day on which they
boarded the lce.bound brig they found
that the Ice had parted a.file from the
shore, leaving space Of half mile Of
clear water. When night came storm
Of rain, Sleet and snow incapNcitated sew
cral Of them, and when morning dawncd
seven C0rpses we're counted. A heavy
mass OF Ice twenty feetslllare ilOated near
upon which ninc Of tic party got, hoping
that II would drift toward tho shore and
they might thus save themselves, When
II had lloatol lllrcQ hundred yards from
tito Ice on which were illeir comrades II
grounded, aud The uniOrtnnates remained
upon II for three days and nights, during
which time six Of them died. All the
food they Ind was small white llsh
which was frozen in the Ice. The eighteen
men remaining after The nine lloated Oft
made their way back 10 the abandoned
brig. AL Of them expected to die In her.
The fishermen were on her ten days. The
narrator says he has q family Of six cliil-
tlren and some Of those who died leave
families equally large. The men will be
taken charge OF by tie British Consul and
EOnt homo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
ttiiu0KLYN on sODOM9


A HIast from lIr. T,altnage on tile
SCHHtlalss.A Lively Meeting AZ
lllE ISfbOkIyn Tabernacle q zee
Plaill Talk from the Pastors.
storm OF EBit1ietssa1tr6OAl IN
lite NlOuHRM sSOtlOtiI How 10
Wake a Fortune III NeWSiDtl Itets
dom.
FROM the brooklyn AtsnAj
Tie Friday night meeting at the Tab.
ettiaele was attended BY 4 very large
congregation, Long before the time ap.
pointed lot tic Upeihng the regular seat.
ing capacity OF the chapel was occupied,
and i0f upwards Of fifteen mihtilcs prior
to the service the ushers were kept busy
in supplying Camp.ssools to The eagef
crowd, 30 that by The time Dr.. T'almdgC
rose 10 commence the service llic room
was literally packed. After the singing
oil hymn by the congregation and The
saying Of prayer by Brother Clark, Df.
Ialmage rose and said To your sur
prise, the subject Of this, my Friday
evening address, Is
BRoORLSN on soboMa
The time has comic for some one to
speak ndltakO the responsibility, being
y 9Gle "a amy man 10 endure the assault
which such a step may provoke, People,
IelerFing to the famous law suit now In
progress, say Brooklyn Il under cloud.
way, Brooklyn 10 In the trough Of The
tss, ,, leaving to the twelve competent
jurors and able counsel on both sides and
a impartial Judge the legal settlement
u s9s miserable business. There iaa
tvN twyIN which the pulpit needs TO utter.
Mmete ,m = ancient sodom? II became 90
polluted that an ordinary washing wohId
. nOI 90 Instead 81 water, 9cd took llte,
S su1 instead o soap, He took bfimssgne,
a9a the traYtlot to-day pickS up 1 piect
O' sulphur ct bisumeh where 0nt6 that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

JErrEnsoNyltLE, tSb, March 29.-At
I o'clock this morning q Gre broke out In
the pattern shop located inside the main
walls Of The State prison, burning up
$4,000 worth Of patterns aud damaging
The machinery. Tho loss to The State, Il
The main walls have 10 be rebuilt will
reach $4,000. tits not known how The
fire originated, Tie cUnvicts behaved
well. flc' main portion Of them we're
locked III The cells. At one time II was
feared the Whole prison building would
take Btc, This Il lie third time The same
building has been burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
PROGRESS OF THE Il. r. WAR.
Heavy Reductions in Passenger


GnTcAGO, March 20.-Attcr number
less consultations It has been decided TO
reduce the passenger rates on the Michi-
gan Central, Michigan Southern, and
Pittsburgh Il Fort Wayne Railroads as
follows, To New York, from $22 to Sl5;
10 Philadelphia, from $40 10 $l2; to Bal
timorc and Washington, from $40 to 50;
to Boston and New England points, from
$27 TO 1885, The tickets will be limited
to forty-eight hours, but no other rcstric-
tions or conditions will be made, The
printing Is now being done, and the tickets
will be ready for sale on tho LIST Of April,
or sooner, The neutral lines have been
forced to take this action, as their traffic
to the East has greatly fallen of during
the last month. Thus far no reduced
tickets have been sold direct to New York
and New England points, the reduction
being 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington only. But the low rates to
the latter cities seriously affected the traf-
flo to the former, As stated yesterday,
tho passenger traffic Of both tho Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Railroads
has fallen Off 30 per cent during the last
month, while that Of the cOntssting roads,
on which the reduction had been made
has increased from 90 to 100 per cent.
Had the Michigan Southern and AIichi-
gan Central remained neutral any longer,
their passenger traffic wOul hive suffer-
cd still more during The coming month, as
the spring travel lsRow commencing,
This reduction will either bring the
war 10 a close,or It will make II the most
violent and destructive ever carried on in
this country. Tho rates on the Baltimore
4 Ohio are higher than those established
by the above rOads,and, unless II meets the
now rates, and comes down still lower, Its
traffic will be transferred 10 the other
lines. The public willnot pay SIG 2b to
New York, and llesubiected to a transfer
and the re-cllccking baggage, when they
can 60 direct for $l6. II IL the general
opinion, however, that these rates will
not be maintained any length Of time.
Strenuous efforts are now being made to
bring about an amicable settlement be.
tween The Baltimore Il Ohio and Penn.
sylvania Railroads, and should these ef-
forts prove successful, the rates will un.
doubledly be restored again to former
figures.
THE WAR ON PREtaltT.RATEs.
which was made general icw days ago,
Is still carried OH with unrelcnting vigOr,
and the rates arc still being cut BY some
Of the fast freight lines. At q cCnsulta-
tlOn between the General Freight Agents
of q all \ the lines leading to The East, except
morning, II was decided To reduce Tic
rates To boston from 40 cents on fourth
class and grain 10 So cents; no change was
made III tie rates 10 other Eastern cities.
The independent fastfreiglt lines, how.
ever, do not stick to these rates, and some
Of them sro reported Us having made
contracts for grain 10 New York yesIer.
day at 22i cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

The Cologne Gazette says there Ia no
truth In the report that Bismarck is 10 be
made Duke Of Lanenburg.
A dispatch from Trieste says that great
preparations arc making for tho nhveil.
Ing next month Of tic monument in
memory Of Macmillan. All tho COM
panlonS Of the late Emperor In Mexico
have been invited,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

NEW YoRk, March vlcaf General
Quinn haa been appointed atteRtesehtai
tive to cunsidet With the committee Of the
Board of Education on what terms the
pafociial schools may be admilted 10
the benefits Of the common school system,
subject 10 la laws IA regards the cutitse
oi instruction, mcthOd Of discipline and
general management.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

Cincinnati steamboatmen toss the cop
pCr Sunday to decide whether to 60 10
church or stroll down to the boat and
have q game Of draw.
The Meiga COpRty Rers says: "The fur
niture, bedding and equipments saved
from the wreck Of the Argosy, were sold
at c0nstable's sale, to satisfy On execu-
ton Of sundry judgment creditors"
The Salt Valley has been permanently
placed in the lrOntOn and Pittsburgh
trade, Catain Spence Sanford on the
rOoi, and Ed, y, Maddy In the Office, Is q
sufficient guarantee that business entrust-
Cd TO them will be well attended to.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says; The X,
W. Skillinger has quit the Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh trade and entered the IrontOn
and Pittsburgh trade, She reshipped her
last down freight on the Telegraph.
The following are the rates Of freight
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati; Dry
goods Of ordinary value, 2Oc. per 100 lbs;
heavy freight, l0@l5c; single packages,
81 each. The rate Of passage was 50 In
the cabin.
The iayorite packet Mallie RagOn,
Captain Williamson, takes her departure
this day at | p, N. for Wheeling and In
termediate ports, BY tho way, We under
stand that Captain Williamson has issued
excursion tickets to Wheeling for the
small sum Of five dollars. This pays for
the trip both ways, including boarding on
the boat at Wheeling, Our clever friend
II. o. Caldwell will bc found In the office.
Commercial
lBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, March 20.-Riyer II feet
and falling, Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Arrived-St,
Luke, Missouri river; Bismarck, New
Orleans; Lady Ice, Peoria; Colossal, Kess
okuk. Departed-Clty Of Chester, Mem.
phiS Hickory, Tennessee river. River
rising slowly, Weather clear and warm,
LOUISVILLE, March 29,-Riyer falling,
with feet 10 inches In the canal, and |
feet 10 inches In Indian chute, Arrived
III, s, Turner, Eyansvllle; Shannon,
Nashville. Dcparted-Turner and Shan.
non, Cincinnati, Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAiRo, March 20.-Arrived-st. Gon.
evieve, ViCksburg Cora Miller, Cincin.
natl; Alice Brown, Ohio river; Leopard,
st, Louis. Departed-St, GenGvleve, 81.
Louis; Cora Miller, Memphis leopard,
Wheeling. River Al feet II inches and
falling, Weather clear mercury 56'.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-RiYer "a feet
and rising. Arrived-1Iudson, Wheeling;
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

WitLtAMsroRt, Pa March 9gs4De.
tSctiye Ralhbone, Of The United States
Secret Service, to-day arrested Joseph
iawHesbetfy d Liberty Iioga county,
I6f the murder Of Colonel Butler, 10
Cl6afh6Id county, IA, Ii 1865 Ht has
baeM lakln % pilllbulGh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Ghe9KteLEiaetEtG.
An Exeiting nay IN wall StFeot,

An Exciting Day IN Wall StrcGt,
Yesterday was an exciting day in the
New York Stock Exchange, There has
been nothing like it since the panic Of
September, 1873, Tho sales Of railroad
stocks were immense, and the shares Of
the Union Pacific road were quoted at GS
and fraction, by fur the highest price
ever known for them, This is the road
that has attempted to get ont Of III LA,
bility to tho Government and that Is now
being proceeded against by the Attorney
General Of the United States for nom
compliance with It's agreements. WhCth-
er the stock has real intrinsic value
has never been certainly known until re-
Gently, After the panic it fell below ID,
and would have fallen to zero had any
large amount Of II been offered, Those
who held the stock originally got It for q
mere song, and some d them placed little
or no value on It, The road was built
by tho wheel.Withiu.a.whecl syndicate, Of
which oakes AmCs was tho illustri-
oua head and front. In other
words, It was built by a "ring"
with whom a contract was ostensibly
made by the Union Pacific Company
which Company the ring controlled. The
stock lat that timo considered valuless,l
amounts now to $40, ,7l5,OOO, and the first,
second and third mortgages to SI3,lO7,-
C2l. Tho Government granted first
mortgage which amounts to S27230bl9,
and 1t Is for the interest on these bonds
that the road Is now in default. And yet
It's gross earnings for last year were over
ten and half millions OF dollars, and,
according to the report Of It's directors,
they ncttcd nearly nearly six millions. II
isthis report that has stimulated specil-
lation in the stock TO such an extrNOrdin'
ary degree, There i no telling where
the price may go. The Board ot Dlrec
tors own the principal partof the capital.
Al the recent election in Boston, ont Of q
total Of 3O7,45O shares, some 32O,CGs
shares were sold by the board, The prin-
cipal man in the Board Is Jay Could, sup
posed to he the "wickedest man" in Wall
street, or in any other street, for that
matter.
Another feature in Yesterdays excite
ment wns the advance ingold, which rose
to ssuentsta premium, II would seem rs
II the clique that Is squeezing the mar
kct had gained complete control Of the
price. They were able to mako the
"shortsD and other parties in need Of gold
pay as high MS one per cent per day for
It's use. The price Of money was also
forced up to per cent and bonus, for
effect ON stocks, which, during part Of
tho day, declined sharply, and finally
closed excited aud unsettled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30


A GOOD number Of our Irish fellow.
citizens met at the Court House last
night to do honor to the memory Of John
Mitchell, to whom they feel under obli-
gations because Of his efforts to uccon-
plish Irish independence We confess
that we should have . much higher al'-
probation Of John Nliinllels devotion to
the cause Of liberty lad his record IN
this country not been 80 utterly i1con-
dstcnt with his record in ireland. lie
came to the United States after his escape
from penal scrvitude in Van Diemar's
Land, and Immediately identified himself
With tic pro.slavery element Of the cotln-
Try. Attic outbreak Of the rebellion lie
turned his hand sgaiBsttAO Government
thntgavG him protection, and joined tie
conspiracy to make n slave empire Of
this republic. such q man had a very
narrow conceptiohtof liberty His np.
probation Of freedom Il hardly worth
making II fuss over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

SAN FaAScisco, March 2o.4A board.
Ing house burned this morning al Be.
hiciA. The inmates escaped BY jumping
from the Windows, several were bntnt
severely. Three men petished In the
flames. The building and contents are 4
total llSs.
aoutihg mills burned yesterday. Loss
e98O06 'iA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
iiaaillnli llit ilin tiotefntienl.

WARRINGTON, March 2gS4The Court
Of Claims Today decided against the
claimant 10 the Atkansa5 Hot Springs
aud III favor oi the government, Judge
Iiofing ditonled aud declared in favor d
Rector claim, Tie case Willbe appealed
1fh6 Sunftm1 C0ufl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Rhode Island / l:scIllbitIoH ..,,ll Con.

pRoytpsNcE March cs-The Pfohi.
bition state Convention met to-day and
was fully attended. The present Goyets
nor and Lienlenant Governor were to-
nominated, and tie remainder q the
ticket was made up itoui the Republican
StAis Ticket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Taxes paid by the Diirerent Dis.
lricfN Of NXeRt YlrglMlI.

II has been shown in times past in our
columns that The territory Immediately
bordering upon and north Of the Balti.
more & Ohio road In this State included
large proportion, not only Of tho popu.
lation, but also Of tho taxable values oil
West Virginia. The exact figures in r"-
gard 10 the revenues paid by the three
districts since tho formation Of The State
in 1858 up to 1874 are as follows First
District has paid sg,4O10S6 o. The
Second has paid s9,9O9O6G IS. TbG
Third lias paid 81 ,sO77939 81.
This shows that the First District lla'
paid s6Oi,OO2 80, and the Second $780,
Sl9 99 more than the Third. II also ar.
bears by the Auditors books that Ohio
county has paid sGO7354 40 which Is
one.fourth Of tho amount paid by the
First District, or one.tentli Of tho Whole
amount paid by the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Colliory Riots In I'ennsylvnnil.

COlliery Riots In Pennsylvania.
MAuou CHUNK, March 2O.-lntGlli-
gence was received here this morning Of
MI outbreak III the collieries at Buck
Mountain, ECkley, DriftOn, JeddO, Eber.
vale and IasletOn. A large mob oi
miners IN state Of great excitement
started simultaneously at Buck Mountain
and Eckley with the determination to
visit all tie mines In their heighbOrhOOd,
They disarmetl the special police from
Philadelphia stationed al Buck Noun.
tain and took the arms along. They then
went 10 JedlO, wllore policeman King
was shot In the head but not fatally
wounded, and policemen Warner and
Meyers were badly beaten with clubs and
their weapons taken. At the following
places they visited, the miners were forced
to 60 with them; Eckley, Drifton, Jetdo
and Eberyale. They called at Mount
Pleasant cOllery, also forcing the men
10 leave work, although thelf employer
ia pNying tho rates Of the 1874 basis. No
damage 10 property has been done 40 far,
but II Ia not known whether they will
resume work at this colliery. The raid.
era marched through Haaleton, where
Father 0Harra, q Roman Catholic priest,
advised and exhorted them to return
.peaCeably to their homes, and al Last nc
counts they we're quietly disbandihg.
There IL q general hope, II the miners
continue their outrageous conduct, that
the operators will call on the Governor
for troops, and the opinion Is expressed
that they have gone too far and tie time
has uOnle for more vigorous measures for
the safety Of life and property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
NOTICES,

TtAUTIoN.-WEHEREBY NOTIFY
~ all porsCnl that Fe will prosecute any and ev.
u %, and llempleld depOta, John Finnegan Il
our authorized Watchman, and will hereafter
prosecute any perIOn found stealing our coal,
JOHN HEHIY & CO.,
March I, 1915 -mE2. ROnWood, W, va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
wAUkEbaAN, March 20.
0soroe n. Chandler

Tile following Ia the order for tie re-
teaSe Of Ntrsloty, 4tjpoh,plaintlfrln error
entering Into d fCcngniSahce before The
Sheriff In Sg,500, With George Chandler
as surety, lie will be discharged from clis.
loiy.n WILLIAM X. MCKAthlsrEi!,
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
tVnttAMC CntybY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
FIVE MILLlON COLUMNS


in some way. Money made by the pub.
lication Of tic perpetual pesiiierous In
ticcencics will In tie end be not only
death to those who read them, but to
those who print them. II will not be at
the lasti Money that YOU get by max.
ing society worse you dammit keep. God
will get Ii away from you u 10 has to
chase you into hell for IL. (Sensation).
Can you imagine the hurricane Of divine
thai must Oyerwhelm forcy-
er those who for the sake Of money max
Ing have poisoned the minds, diseased the
bodies, and damned the immortal solils Of
lie metropOlis2 But
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND ORGAN coNcERTl
FOURTH ST. N. E. CHURCH,

! s;ss slS: !. & g. ,A''' Organ 'pdyol oepp, WIN