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Whateyer mar hayc boon said in {ayor OF
Jcsse Harding pomeroys mental and moral r-
responsibility for tho appalling crimes which be
has committed, lis last exploit and atto.nnt to
burst his prison bonds shows ! akill and cun-
ming which scems TO indicate that since hts cou-
a,,.,,.nt T., t.i1 h. Ia. fu3lv r.rovorcd yror,
.,. nno Iso..,,ti"s e,,a. ~. ,>..-..,..;as. -.
tneee tntssi"eeo. niueo nio "i's4 e'. ~
Charles Street jail PomoroY has behased him.
officials, Tic refusa! of tho Executive Council
~ ss,..,,t. ~. do.+t, .ont.nca Ia. vo,o,,.,,
!" soua.''"ss n ,.". 1,-' ..'!7,1 e4eo
za<hes heasuJ ~ LII n1't'ut sno no nas "itu1n
week expressed himself - being without the
aljRheat hopo that he could oncspe death on tho
..iIov. noubt1ers this v,s tl,o thourbt which
h h'.''. - ...,<s ~. .t..,,r. =. 80. t.s..
AetuA'oo LII! " 4aAA' - ~''oaP' ~ 'ss"fo '''A
prison.
The particulars appear to bo ~ follows, The
h h.sn .o,ansd ~ oa,i NJ 10 .b;cb ia an IN, .cc-
uosu .,as1. ~. .,,,. ~, x,am ~" saor, :.
ond corridor In tae MOUTH wiog' Ihe room Is
larger t4an tho ordinary calls and full v1e" OF
It can 10 obtained from the ohicer'a dosk In the
~ctnnd.. Thn roon,s .rs cleaned onco or kxtco
> "oo@' ." "Ss~oA ~, a1oA 1A
being extremely particular feeaFull'e TAO cleah-
lnesa Of tho prison. This work Is done by the
nrisonara who are eerylu4 sentences thoreiu.
Ioesass Io.s' . ~" "s ;,,.os % ~ rh." 'r ,,'""r e
cleaning 1o"ses cs"' pese VI "~'' r.'o''
pasted to the front wall by tho top edge fell to
tAo floor, whom, 10 and behold, there was
a 1sru. ho1n IL, Tim will with tlree bricks
, ~ ~. -, ,o,,- oth.r. l, md,
temo.n eoa sse y. 4o ~'4o 49,. ~ ,,.' 4'a
=. condition ~ 70 % 1,! taken a, oot Via I'LL,
fow minutes work. Tho displaced bricks
wore 1t tue right hand s'de OF tho ~ barred rlh.
dow' oa ioset Nta tAe i's; 49..om I1e , "alt t ~
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0s*p0&tH
1o11fT, ILL.,, July IA party OF Joliet
roughs oongteEased 1t the residence Of what is
reported 10 bs dsseputabs family or tho
Lockport road, midway between thas town aud
Johet, ysatsrday eveuug, and 1t sesms engaged
In deadly ARRAY, In which two Of the particle
pants narrowly escaped With thoiT lives. John
McCarty, son Of Maurice McCarty, whose
dcash by scctdens was chfoniclod IN TIE THia-
pnx OF Wednesday last, aud John HusseJ.
noted desperate. vero tbs only ones OF tbs
crowd who socmod to have engaged IN conflict.
Something over year .sso both hccArsy aud
Ii,,sney Ne.o engaged 10 = cutting affair In \
homo of l,l-famo in this city, for which IIusseY
ras sont to the pcnsentsary, but Was Afterwards
pardoned out BY tho Gorernor.. In tho psesent
caso McCsrtr wna ehot the bail cutting gaah
N hls sealp. rldlo ilussey ~ stabbed IN tho
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GERMANY,

GERMAN Exhibitors At oun cENTENNzA1-
DRAL1N July 23.-The list Of German e1h!b.
itors 1t tho Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition
las been officially cosod. Tho number Of those
rho iutcn'l to exhibit In tho Art Department Ii
800. Tho largo manufactures on tho Hhine and
in Wcstpla|ia aid BaxonY will be specially rep
Teanutoa. An lmporia. ComuiBhlonsr nss boea
appointed to obtain moro room ftr 5E'e dofnan
Department in the Exhibition D1lldln&.
THE EocLEs1AHrIcAL LAVE.
Tim Government continues to receive from Inn
por!hus ulemlora of tho Catholic CLERGY their
submission to The law rs1shfo to tho adminlatra-
ton OF Church property.
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f.shes4n'la~. esegsr. who endearorad to covsr
40 catFJ tos dofscaston I'LL M1pch could mAks
vesnE.tion committees during The second winter
Of hls t5seaer's) term. ~hen the defaicasion was'
mads good BY soegata bondsmon, who
wssa Also security for Mnuch. The Indictment
quashed hssod Tho chaE9e Of smbezzlsmsn'
upon Huncha not paying ovsr .ha funds 10 b,
anccessor. Tho one held good With charet
him With felouious ambezz!ement la canYertie
money, el0O 0l0 being the amount namad, 10 -
own Use. Ths caas goes back to ths D,ssr =
CoaEt ana Will como Hp Tor tTt&l on tu4 Salnj = ,
INK Indictment It Rio fall term. : :
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAAnonpALx7 ph., July 20.-Earty yesterday
morning shocking tragedy was enacted in tho
mining Village Of Tay1orv,lic, thia county, by
which ons person, and probably two, will meet
their death.
Living in Taylorvil1e In willow named Coyno
two children, 4 Ron and daughter liviug with
her. Tho Btory is. that = young tnAu named
John Jordan has long slme dosired to pay ha
a,ldrea4cs to Miss Coyno, but sho alNaya To-
pulsed him. Anot1or man ut this village was
morn stcccaaful III his suit, and Jortian 10 re-
ported AZ having bean !nord,nately Jealous Of
him On the night tn question, about half"past
/, tho widow Coyne's houso was surrounded
by gang Of rat1laps, evidently crazcd With
,1auor, who actod In q most dHorderlt ind outs-
torous manner. john Jordan was tho lander,
and It was erident from their language that they
| supposed atiss Cuyne's lover Was Ill tho houso,
and that they had coma to mAltssat him: l1e
was not in tho house, howayet' sui airs; Uoy9o
appeared At tho door and told Jordan that his
| rival wAs not thero, and requested tue party to
| 80 away, ThcY replied with hoote and shower
Of Sticks and stoues, aud tlually began to pound
| At tho widows door and demand entrance. Mra.
! t,oYne told them that il they did not 80 away
| shs would shoot suulo OF them. THIS d!d not
hare the desired efect, aud a!o took four-bar-
ralod revolver from hsr bureau drawsr' aud.
| atoprinG to tbs window, fired ono CHARGE. Opo
of the gang thren up hs banda and exclaimed;
"1}y aod. sho's alos mo-.
lilo foil to the grounf' and Mls cotapantons sah
away leaving h1ln pehI. mn'i .us u,s", .,a.s "as
t"'.st,ar .to"I snd the fnrmcT tnn,, thc rint
from hor baud. In tho act OF recelving tho
weapon from Ills 1nothor i WA discharged
again, the bail entering Tue sue . 9. Mlss Ioyao:
oom!aE .a, oas nsf ;r,,e wo,,ioi n,.n "n tha nj.
sir. WAN fund 10 bo join JordRn. He vas shot
| in Tho abloneu, tue ball eu.er!ng just below tho
RIBS and lodging in lus body. His wound the
doctor pronounced 1ata'' aao to"' u 'ne soans
la1y very sotioss; s;,. coo. o-dor.a naval,
lno adtcs: ~ t,.'a. "~s h,. H. "cn"r"i
tho tehu!t " tetuan .,s si.,'s.st.H s ~, ii
ohaion - tlst 10y w.. 10 ,y.; hv ~ ta+onara
MAlno III 'oo au'ot'uua'o "O4'1 y 'A' o'''"e'
jury
rue SAFE sonoERY At WINTHROP. ME-.
| sr+e:at Dnpateh to rat Chieaeo 1,thu,n.
...S. ~. Ir,v o. --Ii,r,;n,}ful ~ III.
n'""eaA' n.,s 49, sa15 ,,...,. "a,,hasa -,,,a,
fate OF tho bo"desnnsn osak tooosss' "h'cn
has given this State bad reputation Hath burg
lsrs party Of professionals mAdo visit to tho
vi,l.cc or W,nthron this morning. and. In the
.,', sss.,.",, 49, H. ,n.a ~. =, IA. .nd m,
o'a-ta8nsoooa "As' p.'" ope" '"o so. "uu w, ~ ~
away with about AL thAs tho EXPLOSION ala not
destroy. Tic National Bank aud tho savings
hank ocauniei 4 room on the second floor Of
| .... ..-,,tr.. nm +ha ,,si,, o,rAAt In tba
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sptttaf Dsndteh to The Chted7o 7ftdnnf.
R1vERs1bE, ILL.,. July G}.-A bay mara and
white marc with bay colt were stolen from tho
pasture Of IAmea Wadsworth, In Lyons, last
night The bay msro nas OF medium, size, black
tail. name, and legs. aud in fine ortier. Tho
whlte marc was tlin In flesh, had white utiaers
tho colt waa fat. 4 large rewArd viii be paid for
the recovery of there marcs and the appsahen-
gjou Of tAs tltayeb.
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6ptetat Dspateh 10 Ths Chicago E11uns.
JOLIET. ILL.,. July 23.-A brutal aeasu1t wss
made this Afternoon upon tho Hon. B. A. Fuller,
prominent member Of the VIII County Bar, BY
Theodore N. Graham, a saloon proprietor, for
morly tho landlord and lossoo OF tho Auburn and
National Hotels Of this city. 1t seems from re-
porss tbs. Mr. Fuller had eosns claim for oolec-
tson on Graham, aud that Graham was NOV
ing his ealoon furniture out Of tho build
Ing that ho has occupied for some tune.
MF. Fuller was conSetsng with Graham,
who bccau1o vsry Angry. rushed upon
Fuller, knocking him on tho sidewalk. inturing
him severely. Graham Afterwards went Tito his
saloon, and took Ills revolver out Of bis pocket,
came ont Oh ths sidewalk, aud hounshcd It
around. but vent no further, ~ Mr. Fuller had
then gouo beYond luis reach.
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Special UIpdsek u Ths Chicago 7T78uW,
Qp1xcx, ILL.,, July 23.-Tha police to-day
tracked couple OF notorious thieves to the out
skirts OF tho city, aud. aftuf long aud lively
cllase, unocesdcd III capturing them. Tho Inen
arc brothers aud have for \ lony time boen
engaged In thslr operations. A largo number
Of harnesses sud aome oA1-1ooks wsrs found OH
theE p1emlaes. From tho fact Of their having
car-oaks in their POSSESSION it IL presumed that
they are connected with gang Of car thieses.
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8pfrta{ Dtspdteh to The Ch,easo 1fttuns,
CAnuospAL, ILL.,. july 33.-Nrapor, the man
who is supposed to hava kidnapped two g,r1s
from Rolls, No.. last May, was arrested at Grand
Tower yesterday, IIs la nov hell theyo awaiting
Chief Of Police Rcnslsan, Of East st. Louis, who
has boon notified Of the arrest. The girls ray
Neapes is their hterfathor, and laa violently
outraged their peTrouA-
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6p<stal DispaseA 70 TA4 chcass Tt&tsn<.
LAWRENCE, kan., July 2s.--Tho State Board
OF Agriculture have deolded not to hold etata
Fair this yes.. This generally regretted declaioa
IL made, not because OF Inability On tho part Of
tio State, bnt becAu1s no city osa afford ;.
sutiicisut Hab4iay.
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Srsesdf iisjAateh to 1hs Ch1eaoo fFtbHna.
LASALl1, ILL.,, July 23.-~Mlclacl Dalan, farm
or Of Hall ToNnBhsp, Bureau Comfy, started
from Poru last evening to drive homs WHOM hin
horsos, from aomu causa not explained, took
fright, aild ran away, dazzling tho wagon to pieces
and injured him to such Al extent that ho diod
last night.
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LONDON, July 3S.-8tssmship Denmark, from
Nav York, has arrived.
Nosrox, July 23.-Anived, steamship ChluA, :
from Liverpool.
New YuRK, July 2s.-ArEivsd, steamers Msine,
from Bremen Olympia. from AedlteErsnsan
USrt6.
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CINCINNATI, o., July H. Charles Denhan, \
bookkoepor iu tho employ Of William Glenuy l.
Co., was brought beforo magistrate yesterday,
charged with eubozzllnt; somo I'll, 600. which
was mAde up OF 4 settos Of HmAll perulAtions e1-
tending over JeaF Or eighteen months,
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WAsu1Norox. July 23.-T4a woman who Was
assaulted on tho tug-boat Mike Norton, in Now
York, Tuesday night ID not tue wife OF Col.
Merritt Of tho United 6tatos Army. Az ohe claim
Cd 10 DO. She IL native Of Ludlow, Nass., and
well known To the police iu this city.
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ALBANY. N. T., July 23.-TLo documents u,fes-
ing from the Office Of tAo Division Euglupor of
tho EEie Canal. arc tue final account books. aud
othess pape1s and documents rolaIinK to three
contracts which arc tbs subject Of inseatigalion
by tho CanAi Commission.
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nEtiofoUt T0LkR1TIoN.
MApu.n, July 2,-Tha Constitutional Gem
mites yesterday adopted, by yota Of "a against
i, the article Of The proposed Conatitutlon sstab
fishing 1e'lgoua liberation.
sIEAAKR HELEAaKD.
gAsrAypka, July W.--Tho Carl[sts have re-
1eaned t,u crew Ut tic spanish steamer BAyouoa
wh.uh raa ntockad nehr No.rics.
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NEW YonK. July 21.-Secretusy Fish has in
formed Mayor Wickhaua that N association Of
conntsrfeitars. With thes headquarters y: Dar-
ce1oua, Spain. arc preparing tn iesuh in this city
ei2, ,00l. 600 in counterfeit notes Of tue Hank Of
England and Bank Of Franco.
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VIENNA, July 23.-Tts etsiko Of the "eavets d
Drnnn has endad IN ! compromise with tho em-
ploJsts.
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MEXICO,

F08If0 IT FEHA th0X.
CIR or Mx1ioo. July l0.-There wara 1e5
destha in Vesn Ceuz during tho mouth u June.
of MlcA 12o We1e from von.i!o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31

The river continues TO fall rapidly.
Last evening the marks indicated 90 feet
10 inches.
The Granite State passed up at 8 A. NJ.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh at 8 A. N,
The steamer Hornbrook cOllided with
the Granite State at the wharf yesterday
morning, but no damage was done to Gith'
er boat.
The Emma Graham passed down at 8
A. N.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon, In charge Of Frank Booth.
The Dick Fulton and Sam Brown
passed down with tows Of coal.
Capt. The. Davis, OF the Star Of the
West, brought the Courier up to Wheel.
Ing yesterday morning,
The Star Of the West had to lay at the
wharf on Wednesday night on account Of
the smoke and fog.
The Express will leave fur Parkers.
burg at noon to-day.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin.
natl to-day.
LBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 80. - River
twelve feet and falling; weather clear and
pleasant.
LITTLE Rock, December S0.-The
weather Is very warm. River 8 feet and
falling by government gauge.
EVANSVILLE, December 30.-Weather
chiefly cloudy, with light air mercury
530. River 35 2.lO feet and rising. Up
Louisville, Arkansas Belle, Ed. Hobbs
and tow, George Roberts, Dick johnson
and Ike Hammitt and barges. Down
Grey Eagle. The Hobbs is repairing her
boilers here. Business light.
CtNCINNATi, December S0.-River AZ
feet 10 inches and stationary. Weather
warm and alternate cloudy and clear.
Arrived-Andes, Wheeling Cons. Millar,
Memphis. Departed-ExChange, Pitts.
burgh; Glasgow, Evansville.
C1IRo, December S0.-Arrived-A. j.
Baker, from 81. Louis; Liberty No. 4,
from tho South; L. NJ. Norton, from 81.
Louis; James Gilmore, from 81. Louis;
Oakland, from New Orleans Hickory,
from the Tennessee river. Departed
Bermuda, Tor NashVllle' hlVer ~ leet
8 inches and rising. Weather cleari
mercury O2'.
LOUISVILLE, December 30.-Weather
warm and clear. Arriyed-J. D. Parker,
from Cincinnati; Tom Sherlock, from
Cincinnati. Departed-J. D. Parker, for
Memphis; Tom Sherlock, for New Or
leans. River 20 feet inches in canal.
MEMPHIS, December 3O.-Rlyer rose
3 feet; weather clear; mercury 750. Ar.
rived-Baum, from Cincinnati. De-
parted--Andy johnson, Yeager and CheS-
Ter, lor II. Louis; Quincy and Mary Belle,
for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, December 3O.-River Iis-
ing, q feet on the shoals. Arrlyed-Ed.
dyville, from Cairo, and Sllyerthorne,
from Evansville. Departed - Silver.
thorne, for Evansville.
VicKSBuR1, December 30.-Down-
Ashland. Up-Joe Kinney and Belle,
81. Louis. Arrived-Robeft E. Lee.
ST. Louis, December 3O.-Arriyed-
Clinton, from Cairo. Departed-Colos.
sal, for Keokuk. River fallen 8 inches.
Weather clear aud very warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
ICE BARRED.
Pork Packing Report.

CtNctsNArr, December 3O.-The Gin.
Cinnati Price Current tomorrow publishes
an elaborate pork packing report with
estimates for The entire season, which In.
dicntcs falling of at all interior points
in the West, amounting to $4,000, and
with a possible falling of at the leading
cities enough to make the aggregate de.
crease 10000, as compared with last
year. The Price Current however, re.
marks that the chances favor a final def.
cheney somewhat less than this number,
and that taking the increased weights in.
to consideration II may be safe TO calcu.
late that the hog crop will not ma
tefially vary from 100000 at last years
weights, against 6,5660O0, a decrease oi
ten per cent, and the packing to date at
all points Is approximately 100000,
against 100000 hogs a year ago. Ohio,
interior points show from 10 10 IL pounds
Of decrease in weights. Indiana about
the same as last year; Illinois, 20 pounds
Of an increase; Iowa, 10 pounds Of an in
crease; Missouri, 80 pounds Of an increase;
Kansas and Nebraska, go pounds Of an
increase, and a moderate increase In 9th.
er sections,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
A Committee Report that Is
Rough on senator Spencer.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 3d.
The Spencer Investigation Committee
reported In the Senate, which was crowd.
cd with spectators. In summing up, the
committee say that he (spencerJ, during
the election Of members Of the LeglSla.
ture, used means 10 secure for himself
their votes; that he abused the army,
postoillCe and Internal revenue depart
ments Of the government. He brought
evils Of war upon the people and caused
them to flee from their homes and abstain
from voting. lie prostituted his Office
for the purpose OF bargains and brib.
cries to secure the votes for his re.
election. lie corrupted the United
States officials for whom he procured
the Federal appointments and forced
his appointees under threats Of removal
from Office TO pay money, and some Of
them 10 commit crimes to obtain for him
his election. lie caused to be appointed
10 sinecure positions in the Custom House,
pOstOtlices and revenue Offices persons
with the intent and understanding that
while In office they would not be required
to render service TO the government, but
would get their pay, and while so paid
they would employ their time In securing
pledges Of votes and influence 10 secure
his reelection 10 the U. s. Senate. He
paid and caused 10 be paid money to men,
bers Of the Court House Assembly to Sc.
cure their votes. lie caused money to be
paid to members Of the Legislature to
defeat quorum at the Capital, and
thereby prevented the election Of o Sen.
ator BY that body; and his most trusted
agent, ]. ]. Hinds, caused q member Of
that body 10 be drugged, and almost
killed, TO prevent his attendance. He
dealt in United States officers "a In mer.
chandise 10 secure money and votes for
Senator. His managers, with his concur.
renee, caused State Senator for money
consideration to break his pledge Of hon.
or 10 another Senator, having pre-
arranged scheme thereby 10 secure a
seat In the United States Senate, and
through his Vaid managers he inau.
enced the presiding officer Of the
Senate TO connive ut this fraud and to
rule in violation Of all Parliamentary
laws and usage 80 as 10 tinseat q Senator
elected by the people and seat In his
place q partisan Of Spencer, who was not
elected by the people, and who held no
certificate Of election. He caused the
lobby Of the Senate 10 be filled with
armed retainers to sverawe the Senators
and to sustain by force and violence what
he had achieved by fraud, lie Conlrived
through his position as n Senator to de.
bauch men In office and out, 10 that In
his conduct he was wotkineGevil continu.
ally.
The report was received and ordered
printed with the evidence, and The COIN
mittee was given time 10 prepare a mem.
Urial 10 the United States Senate against
spcnccr,s further occupancy Of his seat
IN that hnhy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
The Kentucky Legislature and
iis work.

LOUISVILLE, December S0.-The Legis.
latufe Of Kentucky will convene at
Frankfort, the State Capital, tomorrow,
Information from there says that the
members are arriving fast, qnorums in
the House and Senate now being there,
As the Legislature has not been in session
for two years, the present session IL an.
ticipated with interest by the whole State
The election Of a United States Senator to
succeed the present incumbent, ex.Gov
Stevenson, has awakened interest and il
causing very warm struggle between
Senator Stevenson, Hon. James B. Beck
e1-Gov. Leslie, Gordon Williams and
Isaac Caldwell for Senatorial honors
Public opinion Is very much divided re.
garding who will be elected, though the
race iseyldently between Stevenson, Beck
and Williams.
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DAMAGE ny THE RECENT RAIN
short distance above NetTs Sidinge
miles west Of BelIairc, some 800 orc
yards Of railroad track were de'trIi
McMahan's Creek is said to have u
higher than for % years past.
For miles beyond bridgeport thsI'
tionaI road ia covered with debris m
of the hills and gulChes. At BI'i
dam the creek broke channel arouhe
head Of the race, tore the race utd
now oil the water Of the creek spolg
through this new channel. Al tIpll
gate the water Is undermining thtad
and threatens It with severe damaF
The Barnesville Enterprise says tlir
John Israel, near Morristown, had Ny
one hundred sheep swept awapd
drowned by the flood Sunday nightll'
water Ia said to have been higher Oit
was at the great rain Of tbe pusu.
mcr. Parties living near BelmoRy
the creeks were higher than the ne
been before in forty years.
In addition to lsrael's sheep woe
heard Of the loss Of twenty-five bn,
q. Major fttyGve by Jonathan PuS,
and about half /, hundred by a Mnr-
ply, all living on Saltwater k.
Great damage was also done al&ll
the streams north and west Of towr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
"Slill IIarpins on MY Daugl.''

The steubenville Gdssite Is incOple
on the subject Of "mOrc money aeSS
misery" II concludes long ar in
itS issue Of Wednesday as iollows
For all the ills that at present jet
Oar country siere Is one remedNre
money, and this remedy should b4k-
ly administered, before the patie 80
low that nothing can effect a cudVe
have tried contraction until the OF
the nation Is sick. Now let us taiip
and sail in the other direction le,
and twill not be long before the dsh
arteries Of trade will be again ed
aud the strong new blood infused Iur
commercial system will make tidy
politic quiver with energy and bn.
To the Democratic House Of Rep "a.
tivCs the people are looking with iSh
impatience, waiting for the ild go
forth which will place this counhce
again upon a secure footing Of pal
and commercial prosperity. Wat
House do It's duty, is the questios Is
uppefmost in the hearts Of ina We
have trusted these men with poh ohnd
they know why they were chose IKE
part in the councils Of the natl Let
them then recollect the fate Of dttt-
cal Apostates and do their duty ieir
country and their God.
The above is a very fervent d Ime-
what Owe.inspiring adjuratiOI the
present Democratic House to p bill
providing for the initiation Of cur
tency. There are several telWhy
nothing will come Of IT, the ftt thich
is that the Democratic House lded
against itself on the subject cur.
rency, and will do nothing pro h on
the subject at this session, Il hbers
having their eyes fixed on th&den.
tial canvass next summer aI their
own respective elections. That oi
the party in Ohio and Pennfa on
that question last fall has d liEed
the politicians, and not beingp see
how the cat Is likely to jumH year
H.. III 49, - 1T l. aAU
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


PARIS, December S0.-In the Assembly
to-day the debate on the report OF the
Committee on Dissolutions was con.
tinued. The committee had submitted
motion that the Assembly finally sepa,
rate tomorrow evening il the bills which
await condemnation should not be dis.
posed Of. NJ. CaillauI, Minister Of pub.
lie works, urged the House not to ad-
journ until all the bills were passed
This was agreed to, and it is therefore
probable that the Assembly will meet
again in January. The left Is
greatly dissatisfied over the delay in the
final adjournment. The Assembly adopt
ed all the other recommendations OF the
Committee on Dissolution, viz z:-that the
delegates to choose Senators be elected
January 9th; that they proceed to the
election OF Senators January 2Sd; that
the general election for members OF the
Chamber Of Deputies be held February
20th, and that both houses meet March
9Th. The Assembly will appoint a per-
manent committee tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
Mako the Advent Of the Centen.
nlal Year Joyous with Bells
and Hammers.

JEFFERsoNvnLE December SOL. +.
Warden, Mayor Of this city, has Issued a
proclamation requesting all patriotic Citi-
zens to prepare for and celebrate the ad-
vent Of tho Centennial year by the hang
Ing out Of banners, ringing ofbells and a
spontaneous illumination, including q
salute Of 81 guns, which will take place
tomorrow at midnight. Thus with Joy
and gladness celebrate the Centennial
year Of the Nations independence.