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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-21

DEs MoINEs, Ia, July lO.-On the 81
Of July, five young men left Atlantic will
three young ladies, to attend dance al
Ivanislan, about | | miles distant. lnsteat
Of going to the dance the young men stop
ped over night at Lewis. The young ladiel
did not reach home until the 7lh, and
then in feeble and exhausted condition
They say the men took them to a grove
where they made them drunk, and ther
outraged the persons Of all Of them whit
In their half.insensible condition, Two
Oftlle men have been arrested. The 9th
or three have not been found.
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LONDON, July 2l.-0A. M.-The dele.
gates attending the Presbyterian Confer
ence number one hundred. The follow.
Ing American representatives attended
yesterday evening; Rev. Morris, ClnCin-
natl, Or. MCCoSh, Princeton, Rev. Stuart
Robinson, Louisville, Rev. Sloan, Al
legheny City, and schotr and Rogers,
New York.
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spccInI Indinn t,ommissIon.

New York, July 2O.-The special com.
mission appointed TO investigate Prof.
Marsh's charges In relation to the Indian
frauds held another private neeting this
morning at Fifth Avenue Hotel, lasting
almost four hours. Prof. Marsh appeared
again before them, and explained some
portions Of his pamphlet nt great length,
and furnished the names Of witnesses 10
be snmmoned.
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I,eyenue Indictments.

MILWAUKEE, July 2O.-The United
States Grand Jury at Oshkosh to-day
found three indictments against Samuel
]. Lewis, Jacob and Max Rendskopf; the
first Is for omitting 10 make entries In his
books, making false entries, and destroy
ing his books, the second for felony In re.
moving and failing TO destroy stamps, and
the third Ia for conspiracy to defrand the
revenue. Other Indictments have been
found, but they are kept secret.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
will deliver an address before the North.
ern Wisconsin Fair at O'hkOSh septem-
Der 2S.
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pnnlt Ctosed ler E1nminntlon.

PorrsvthLE, Pa July 2O.-A notice
has been posted on the door Of the Ash.
land German Banking Co. stating that
The directors deem 1t advisable to keep
the bank closed until a thorough examina.
lion can be had Of the affairs Of the
Ascending Cashier. The poor German
people are the principal sufferers.
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NEW YoRK, July 2O.-Arrived-slcam.
et Erin, from Liverpool; Navarino, from
Hull.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2Oy-Arriyed-
Steamships Abbotsiord, from Philadel-
phia, and Neckar, from New York.
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OMAHA, July 2O.-Three miners and
four wagons were captured forty.hye
miles north Of Fort Laramie Friday last
en- route for the Black Hills, and brought
into the Fort
Seven hundred and fifty Mofmons left
here for Salt Lake yesterday.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The Amer.
lean squadron, which has been visiting
this city, has sailed for home. Admiral
Worden and his officers were brilliantly
entertained during their stay. The CEar
accompanied the Admiral TO Constadt on
hia dniaFlttp
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ToLEpo, July 20.-By the capsitins Of
a row boat In the hafbor this morning a
young man named Bennett George and
his sister, aged respectively % and 25
years, were drowned. The bodies were
recovered,
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Tho i,rooItiyn Thentre.

NEW YoRK, July 2O.-The Brooklyn
theatre, about which there was so much
talk, occasiOned by the death Of Mr., An.
drew Conway, and the attempt Of the
daughters to retain its management, has
been leased to Theodore Moss, business
manager Of Wallncks theatre.
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Wool is commanding from 40 to "a
cents in this county; 1t il possible that
some choice clips will bring better fig.
ures, but hardly probable that the aver.
age will be beyond 43 ccnls.- Wooisfed
(O.) Democrat.
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LONDON, July2l.-The cotton mill op.
eratiyes had meeting at Oldham aIid re-
solved to refuse the masters wages. Old
ham alone contains 10000 operatives,
The wOrkmen In the surrounding district
are In an unsettled state. A general rup.
ture in the Lancashire cotton trade may
be looked for,
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Grand lodge I, O.O.E

VfcKsBuRo, July 2O.-The 37lh an
nual session Of the Grand Lodge Of this
State convened here to-day. The Grand
Encampment is also in session. Atten-
dance good.
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HARTFORD, July 2O.-The Supreme
Court Of Connecticut has decided the 10.
cal option feature Of the license law con.
etituiional,
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JUDGE ALLEN, of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit in this State, died at his residence
in MOoreiiell, Hardy county, Oh Friday
lnst.
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TnE wool market seems exceedingly
dull for 80 late n period. No wool has
changed hands as yet in this section.
Farmers ask 80 cenls.--CdrOR (OhiO)
Frse pres,.
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District Attorney Fisher had an inter.
view Of All hours continuance this after.
noon with the Attorney General, his
object being to present satisfactory replies
to the complaints which have been made
against his administration Of the office.
No conclusions were reached. Another
interview will take place tomorrow,
when the District Attorney will be ac.
companied by Judge Macarthur Of the
Supreme Court for the District Of Column
bia. lie hoped to make such explains
tions as will he satisfactory to the Attor.
ney General and induce him 10 withdraw
the request for his resignation, As the
matter now stands the request has been
suspended at the instance Of the Presi-
dent, in order that the accused may have
n full hearing.
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THREATENED OVERFLOW,

There Is still considerable uneasine8s
among the planters In the bottoms in re.
gard 10 the apprehended overflow, but
The river shows by the guage that Il will
require 81 feet Of a rise TO bring II 10 the
high water Of this spring, when The rivers
below we're full,
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The meeting at the Academy Of Music
tonight 10 ratify the nominations by the
Republican State Convention was largely
attended. There were speeches by Wm.
L. Smith, and others.
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FLOODS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2l-5AM-IIeayy rains
have been falling In Lancashire, York.
shire and adjoining counties, The river
Calder has overilown its banks for twenty
miles, from Halifax to Barnley, and the
roads are submerged and many streets
and houses In TOdmarden. The East
wood bridge il hoated. The Dan threat.
ems to inundate the low lying parts Of
Sheffield. The Ribble has risen and over
flowed the country for distance Of thir.
Ly mileR.
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SPAIN.

Madrid, July 2O.-The Constitutional
Convention has, by a vote Of 20 to 0, re-
jected an amendment TO the new COnsti.
tuition in opposition 10 the principle Of
religious liberty,
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THE TOTAL NUMBER INJURED,
The Mormon Trials.

BEAVER, UTAn, July 2O.-1n the court
this morning Judge Sutherland, counsel
for Dame, said that he had found fatal
defect In the Indictment, which he had In.
tended to overlook and go to trial upon
II, but finding that Lees case would be
first tried and DANES not reached this
term, and asked that the indictment
be qiashed on the ground that The crime
was not alleged to have been committed
in this Terrltoryor district, norlcounty,
but simply In Mountain Meadow Valley,
without any other designation whatever
whereupon Mr.. Carr arose and presented
a new Indictment, which charged Dave
Elliott, G. Stewart, Geo. Adams, r., John
NJ. ITigbee, Isaac Haight, Samuel JukeS,
and philip K. Smith, with COnSpiring
with Indians to kill those emigrants, and
that In pursuance Of that conspiracy they
did kill them. The Indictment will not
he made public until tomorrow morning,
at which time Lee will be arraigned to
plead 10 II.
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LATER.


The loss ut the Fourth street fire this
morning Is much larger than at first sup.
posed. Bloch's loss is between $4,000
and 100000. VIM. Donaldson's loss is
$3.50, loss on the building $1,000.
Dick HolComb was found dead In the
ruins. His body was horribly torn and
mangled being broken in two just below
the sbreast. Chief Mcguire Is doing "a
we'll a. could be expected, and hopes for
his recovery are very strong, McCOr.
mick cannot recover. He had one side oi
bis face knocked of, and Is injured worse
than was supposed this morning. The
rest Of the injured are doing we'll.
FIRE IN covINGToN.
At 1880 this morning the distillery Of
II. I, Jasper, COvingtOn, was deStroyedb by
fire; loss $4,000.
A PETITION FOR THE IMPEACHMENT OF
MAYOR JOHNSON.
A petition will be filed in the probate
court tomorrow for the impeachment Of
Mayor johnson. lie Is charged with va
riOus acts Of omission and commission, the
chief OF which is his efforts 10 control
the labors Of the police at the last cleo
ton, contrary to the laws then In force,
when he was candidate for reelection.
Two Of the parties signing the petition
were members Of the police force at the
time, but have since been removed, It Is
asserted, without cause.
CHIEF ENGINEER MEGRUE,
Of the Fire Department, who was so SEE
verely injured at the fire this morning, Is
reported tonight a. eRsy. No bones are
broken as previously reported, but he has
severe scalp wound and suffered severe
injuries on the body and the right hip.
There is no indication Of internal In
iuries but he suffers severely from ner-
yOus prOstration. The streets In the
vicinity Of his residence have been cover
ed with tan.bark to deaden the sound and
give him rest.
THE TOTAL NUMBER INJURED,
including Chief Megrue, was Ten, all Of
whom are reported doing we'll tonight.
The following were severely injured: /:
James Mccormack, rib broken and face
cut; Daniel Cronin, arm broken and body
bruised; II. Handbook, arm broken and
somewhat bruised otherwise. Others
were bruised or cut by the falling bricks
or timbers. It Is reported that one floor
Of the building was heavily overloaded
with lithOgraphiC stones and presses,
which caused the wall to give way.
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI, July 2O-China proposes
10 send an Embassy TO England In rela.
tion To the murder Of Mr.. Matgafy.
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The substance Of John D. Lees COMES.
sion Is that thirty MormOns, with the as.
sistance Of large number Of Indians, de-
coyed The emlgrnnts from their intrench.
ments by flag Of truce; that all were
murdered except seventeen children; that
the deed was done under the orders Of
leaders Of the Mormon Church; that he
took the news Of the massacre TO Brigham
Young, who deplored the transaction and
said Il would bring disaster to the Nor.
mon people. The statement Of Lee, so
far as known, only confirms previous re.
ports In regard 10 the massacre.
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MEMPHIS.
FATAL QUARREL AMONG NEoRors.

FATAL VUAKKEL AHUNu NbUHUEs'
MEMPHIS, July 2O.-Ed. MerriWeather,
q col0red politician who was killed last
night a. reported This morning, was killed
by negro named Jefferson, who escaped.
Ed. had gone to the house Of bis wife
from whom he had been separated, and
where party Of negroes had assembled,
and began abusing her. A quarrel en-.
sued between him and his brother John,
who intcriered, which resulted In Ed.
knocking John down and choaking him.
While thus engnged Lizzie Patterson
gave Jefferson pistol and told him to
shoot Ed, which he did through The head,
killing him instantly. Jefferson then
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Nine jurors were obtained in the Wad.
dy Thompson case to-day, and II Is
thought the panel will be completed In
the ninfninp.
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JULY CROP RETURNS.

The July returns to tho Department Of
Agriculture show that the acreage in
corn Is about 5 per cent greater than last
year. New England has reduced her
acreage about | per cent, and the Pacific
States about per cent All the great
corn growing regions have increased
their acreage; Middle States 9 per cent,
South Atlantic States 3 per cent, Gulf
States 10 per cent, Inland Southern States
l2 per cent, States North Of the Ohio 7
per cent, States west Of the Mississippi IA
per cent. The condition Of the crop Is
below the average in the New England,
Middle and South Atlantic States, the
minimum condition (s2) being in Rhode
Island. Florida and Alabama are also
below the average, but the other Gulf
States and inland Southern States are
above, the maximum (ll2) being in Mis-
sissippi. All the other States except Mis-.
souri, (103) are below the average, the
minimum condition being in Wisconsin.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
RUSSIA MITHpRAWs.

LONDON, July 2O,-The Telegraph says
that Russia has officially announced her
intention Of withdrawing her proposal
for a continuance Of the Brussels confer
enee,
THE SHOOTING BUSINESS,
The captains Of the British, Scotch and
Irish Teams write letter to the council
and express the hope that the various
suggestions for match will lead not only
to a contest between the Teams OF the
United States and the United Kingdom
hereafter, but will insure an annual COM
petition at Wimbledon for the champion
ship Of the world,
Col. BOdien, Of the American Team, is
suffering from a cold. He visited VIM
bledOn to-day, but was not in a condition
TO shoot.
A few gentlemen breakiasted with Mr.,
Graham, and opened q subscription with
$l2,O 900 TO build a Young Mems Christian
Association hall here.
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
The Council Of delegates from all the
Presbyterian Churches in ChristendOm
met IN Regent square to-day and opened
its session, There were many representa-.
tives Of American and Canadian churches
present. The object Of the Council Is to
demonstrate the unity Of belief among
PrOtestants, arrange missionary work,
concentrate the influence OF the Church
upon educational and social reforms and
organize resistance to in6dclity and re-
ligious intolerance,
ADVANCE IN THE EUROPEAN GRAIN MAR
KEH,
The Mark Lane Express this week says
In France wheat has advanced in the
provinces | 10 8 shillings, and In Paris
shilling and pence, Flour has adVanc-
ed 2 shilllngs per sack. Here We have
yet to learn the full extent Of tho adj
vance, and before the harvest rains there
was an occasional rise Of to 2 shillingsi
last weeks sales were only S,2l4 quarters
above those Of the same week In 1874.
Every market Is so scantily supplied that
we seem to be on the borders Of exhaus-
tiOn, though from the lowest point our
averages show rise OF only 3 shillings and
8 pence. In Belgium and Holland, there
has been n moderate rise; even In Ger
many with good prospects, prices are
somewhat dearer, while In Hungary
where the crop is enormous they are al.
ptnons ~ ovarian
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PROSECUTION OF MAIL CONTRACTORS.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The Posi-
master General shows an earnestness in
proceedings against the mail contractors
who fail In their obligations. lie, yes.
terlay, Conliscated to the use OF the Gov
ernment, three certified checks, amount-
ing to 81 $3.50, deposited according to law
by Matthew Drapera, falling contractor,
accompanying hisbid on route SO00G. This
is the first instance in which the Depart.
ment has conllscated such checks. The
Postmaster General has also commenced
suit against the bOndsmen OF over forty
failing mail contractors.
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LONDON, July 2O,-The Telegraph says
that Russia has officially announced her
intention Of Withdrawing her proposal
for a continuance Of the Brussels confer
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The Attorney Geheral, upon his return
to Washington, received a note from the
President mentioning that Judges WyIie
and Macarthur, Of the Supreme Court Of
this District, had made strong appeals in
favor Of Judge Fisher, and asking that
for the present no further steps be taken
in the matter Of his removal. It does
not appear TO be generally accepted that
this will have the effect Of permanently
retaining Judge Fisher in office.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
TIE cHoRPENNING CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The opinion Oi
the Attorney General on the ChOTpenning
claim will not be delivered for a week,
u further extension Of time having been
granted to the claimants to present evil
1nnre in their behalf
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Al 1850 this morning tic distillery o.
II. I, Jasper, COvington, was destroyed by
fire; loss $4,000.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
ELECTION NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that an Election
will take place at the Town Of Fort Motto
on Monday the 3rel day of May a. y. 1875,
for one Intendant and four Wardcns in Ac-
cordance with ali act Of the General Assem-
bly, IF the Stale Of South Carolina approved
-- 1875, between The hours Of seven in
the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon.
The Polls will be opened at ID. J. Carrolls
Store within the corporate limits of said
Town, and TJ tioodwyn George Brown and
NJ. Wagner are appointed Managers to con.
duct sad election. They shall conform in
all particulars I" the act OF incorporation of
said Town. All Bar.rooms to be closed
according to Ian.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office this
18th day Of April a. D. 1875.
GEO. BOLIFER, c. C. p.
april II 1875 st
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AN ORDH N ANCE.
: TO OPEN A NEW STREET

Whereas, The Town Council Of Orange
burg deem il Unnecessary for the improyeme nj
end convenience Of the Town of Orange
burg aforesaid, to lay out and opon \ Ncn
Street fifty feet in width in continuation o
tho Street leading from Broughton Street,
on which Cesar Wilson, James Mcpherson,
a. i. Browning, Dave Hamilton and Others
Eom resides, across lands owned by S. s.
Walters, >. A. Williams, B. Williamson, D.
". Robinson, w. A. Edwards, W. N.
Sco1ill, Entate land ofDr. E.J. Oliveros,
n. Glover, N. A. Bull, Hon. r. W. Glover
Estate land Of Kuck and S. Dibble. said
New Street 10 enter and terminate (across
the track Of the South Carolina Rail Roatl)
III the Street now open on tic Eastern aide
OF said Railrond, near the premises Of G
W. Wil.on =
And Whcreas, the Council and the said land
owners cannot agree up III the ammount of
compensation to the land owners aforesaid !:
!, Be 4 fcsoIed, and or laincd by Tie said
l. That the Mem Street be laid out and
opened under tho direction of the Com
mittes OH Streets fifty feet in width.
=. That J. r. lzlar Esq, be, and is hereby
appointed Commissioner by this Town
Council, for the purpose of fascertainirp and
assessing the amount of compensation TO be
paid to the said land owners, respcctiyely.
over whose land the said Street will pass.
o.: That the County Commissioners be
notified by the Clerk ofCorncil of, hesc
resolutions, and be requested 10 appoint
Commissioners for the purpose of ascertain
ing and assessing the amount Of compcnsa-
tion aforesaid
d. That each Of the said land owners lie
also notified By the Clerk of Council of
these resolutions, and bc requested to ap-
point Commissioner for tho purpose of
ascertaining and assessing the amount of
compensation to be paid to such land owners
III each of the cases above named.
Done in Council this 10Th day of April
A. D. 1875.
J. W. MOsELEY,
r Mayor.
Kirk RonISsos, Clerk Of Council.
april II f.lS75 ot
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lcu ut'Su5So-H1SHsS alf WeHrleQ Ii my Drain,
and. AIN almost M any my subject gives me pain. ..
But, nosst IL, once tliafnes cor,ics, ,i Ger KY
fa1 8fnlndS SF7:l:asff - s39! ssil ;asts t.--.'ss
praf found q sthems; ;andnm no iongsr:biiaa
just now Pvo rous.d me from avGtiul, ,dresp
And waking, taken Friendship u iny thems
Fliendsl,ip Lab, me shoE smptYis thet tgerd
Wns.oyerSonetasith smaller meaning lhaard ?
My friend-but nos-I will not cali YOU 40.
For, tlore's no gTsnder falaehood, now |
knoWs G. Ss y3Ht E.T
False rs tho venom Of The ,lnnd' rsr's breath,
False as tho sleep Of man, Wlie,i fcigninr
False as 'i;s pffahd,. oif5 run, runkcn ,hroanEE,
Orye', aa false, as is the sircr'h song.
Young mn 'hinE ,op, % that you can end
Who, when s'g misfortune. clouds above you
To blast your life-to consurnn a.e your woe
Will cling about YOU tlicn ?,al,, 'tis not 30.
Let the i e, hrigls a'nligh, round about You
And JOY ana slad'Ies all your hear. strings
Let ross-Iesyes ia your pathway scattered
lie aasa i!sa es1 II: .Ic;-;.,fi I'll
and not not = ptd speek Of clio cloud obscure your sky :
Lei marble.libns guard yonr palace gate,
And all surrounding. be III gran,ics, state
Then call for friends and legion is their
name, ,,'...-''.....- 'saSa @ iasA <
And yet, .yo,''ll.dream not, Why SO many
sam A9ass.a 81 cs:i 81; t,,satga AK sfir
For, allwiIt then around you closely cling
and And nofing3b but your lo,,dcst praises sing,
l'il, llay!ag ctsped them wildly TO your
You find The poisoned dart you've fondly
pressd.
EfgS ri. lCfg Et.'
No marble lions guard your gate to-day
Your mansion. gone your friends, oh,
wherestc lhsYi i
calI'ior them fnorfand will You find tths N 2
wAs,s 81; nsst sss ysq55 ,sssr
y Viii, sslti and With lsorncasl eye
1a,1 Ip 'neVI the" but, ass
Will, scarce alliance, to tell you that they
know, sa
They wero your friends, n few short hour.
ago.
Friend !. auay-tliou lying trcaclcrous
name, -
Nol one in thousand, Ger colli truly claim
TO hem friend, as that was meant to be,
In the sad hours, Of sore alvcrsitr.
I'nt, mother wife OH won't you call them
friends?
20, they arc angels, auch A heaven lends
To guide, and guard and TO protect and save
onc from the cradle the ether, to the
7S grave. 'At
:. TnEIIo.