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Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
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Gu 10 the audience, unu n!nonsm 1!ns. .%HSL .SSi,
unNwares, he gave very iI'eLes',Is ta'N
ol about ten minutes, W4ien was ; wei r. r.
Seiyeu W the au1lence. ne reyleWeu le,s,N !ne '
history o. the Lodge since iWotgamAat,V,h N.Y.,
a. the Gisy ol baltimore, April EoIh
1879, or OB years ago. II was organized
with meembersliipO oil o; II now numbers
between ionr and nve hundred thousand.
More than SIX mlIlions otdV!lars are an
nuaily expended lor tue reliei OF sniler-
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ERUlr TREES, stnRUDDERY, &c.

Il ... a.,
The proprielors Of Pleasant Illl Nutafy, West
Virginia arc now offering thu mnat complete nur'
sCfy Al ck grown within the State i"r many yehts.
ThlFty.fDut years. experience and observation IN
the growing of fruit and fruit ifees has enapIc ns
10 present a very large colieeu3n ol ny hihls Ol
iSSr iksirI In various localities, and found well
ojSp,Sj IN tbis climate Our tres are oil grown on
lbS bjTbtsi land in this country, and eXposed Ia
storms On all sides which secures 10 the planter
more hardy, healthy tree than Cnn possibly IL
%rcSri on rich low 0F bottom hnds, and double III,
inount Of rODts N essential to the COOL growth o
al kinds Of trUCs and plants Our stock consists a
follows:
Apple tres, l, 2, 8 and years oil, ranging FROM
10 I feet, price low BY the IOOOf 900.
Peach tres, and 2 years old, AtO 7lcct.
Pears, standard, very extra, + 10 9 feet
Dwarf Pear, thrifty tres, Ato 5 feet
Plum tires, 10 feet.
Cherry tres, the best We have ever offered to thr
public, 3 10 feet
ApFicOts, 10 feet.
Orange Quince, 2 10 Q fleet,
uppeVines, 10 varieties and Of superior quality,
CGrfintS, Go5sebcrrIeS, Strawberries, RaspborrIo.
and BaekbCrTiCs In variety and fine. AlsD 80 Varl'
eles 0f EveftrVtns Oi various strA including an c1'
cellent stock ioF cemetery purposes.
Thoss desiring cemetery plants may do we'll ia
consult the Sexton Of Greenwood Cemetery OF Joht
X. Botaioti, JOssph Seybold and John 7. Irilschel
a 10 the quality Of our plants. We ae9 oner hne
collection oi mrs and nOWering shrubs, together
with hna selection Of greenhouse plants alter
March III. Shade trcos IN variety. OaEo Orangg
niSntS ~ the loo OF 1000 Tres careiully packed
IND warranted II Nach their Destination In good
e1BdUI1,i. Pries very low and furnished on appll.
eSton, Parties desiring good tres viii pease snd
IN iheif orteF eaTY A. the early orders can receive
Sso5t attention and secure the beSt trees. Cot,
FeSpoadenoe Glnited from oil desiring trees and
Pu"u' WILLIAM N. as DUNLAP,
apil-dkw valley Grove, Ohio Co., West Va
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Condensed Teleurams.

Mrs. ]. Conway Of Brooklyn theatre
died Wednesday night at her residence in
Brooklyn.
The troubles with the miners at
CharlerOi, Belgium, ContintieS, and se-
riOus riots are reported.
The carpet manufacturers Of England
have decided not to send their products
tothePhiladelphia Centennial exhibition.
g. +. Hammers picture frame and
moulding factory In Cincinnati, was de.
stroyed by fire. Loss from $4,000 10
$4,000.
--Valmaseda, Captain. General Of Cuba,
hns issued n proclamation Offering unCOn-
ditional pardon 10 rebels who surrender
before May Goth.
Chicago dispatches announce that
the difficulty among the Marine In
surnnce Agencies at Detroit, Mich, has
been settled.
Geo. Il. Stcarns, lawyer and Grand
High Priest elect Of the Independent Or.
der Of Odd Fellows Of the State Of Ohio IL
dead. .'t.... .." I#.f
Eddie Cunningham, Cincinnati
newsboy, found Sl0O in the streetahd took
itstraight 10 the nearest police station
and left Il for the owner.
Col. Thos. A. Scott and party arrived
at Galveston, Texas, from the West on
Wednesday, evening, and left on a special
train for the north via Marshall,
Tic first train since April 10Th passed
over The break on the Union Pacific Rail.
road al Bitter creek, Wyoming Territory,
at2 r. N. yesterday.
The libel suit Of ex.Aldctman Nc.
Gtath against W. F. Story, Of the Chi.
cago Times, ia in progress. Six other In
diCtments for similar offence are pending
against that paper.
Legal proceedings have been com.
menced by the Prnssian government for
the removal Of the Prince Bishop Of
BrcStow for violations Of the ecclesfasti.
cal laws. te.s
"A special dispatch to the London
Ddiiy Nt1 says that Don Alfonso
was insuted and beaten by nmob at GratA.
The police cleared the streets with their
hayoncts.
Secretary Bristow has issued a cir
cular prohibiting the clerks aud other
employees Of the Treasury Department
from giving any information relative to
vacancies, under penalty Of removal.
Tkn Mas,actuoetIa 9tatA ToNnnntaNco
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WAN DEPARTMENT,
OPPiCE OF TIIE CIIiEp HIONAL OPVICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., April S-S'3O r. N.
PR0HABlLITIEs.

WAsIIINOTON, u. C., April $3.50 r. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States, clear or clearing weather during
Thursday, with southwest 10 northwest
winds and rising barometer and tenn
pcrature.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warm
weather, with southwest to southeast
winds and stationary or falling baron.
etcr, possibly followed by light rain in
the central Mississippi Valley.
For the lake region, partly cloudy and
warm weather, with southeast to south
west winds, rising followed by falling
barometer, and light rains near Lake
Michigan.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, local rains and slight
changes Of temperature, with northerly 10
westerly winds and stationary or falling
barometer. Eg g.. .......
The central Mississippi river will rise
slowly.
Cantionary signals continue on the Az.
lantic coast from Cape IIntteras to New
luIA1 a.F
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testified During this interview nothing
was said to me about repeating any Of the
conversation to Beecher; | saw Beecher
after this and told him Of the conversa-
ton; Moulton asked me few days after
this interview to see Beecher and tell him
u portion Of the interview,
Mr.. Eyarts proposed to show facts COM
municated to Beecher, but this was OBJ
iected to and ruled out,
Tho witness continued, before this in.
terview l knew nothing Of the Woodruff
scandal except what was made public; the
final letters referred to in the True Story
here were not read to me at that interview:
during the discussion between Tilton and
myself as to how this scandal should be
met the question OF what would be lying
and what would not be lying was dis
cussed; at this interview | said nothing
about Moulton's going to EurOpei Moul'
ton never told me that Beecher was guilty
Of sexual intercourse at that interview on
Sunday, nor did say to him that il It
were true II was q case in which lying
was iustifable; nothing about sexual in.
were true was talked Of between
Mr. Nioulton and myself at any
time. Said at that interview that IFS was
case that ought 10 be summarilly
treated. / said that this story was essen.
iially false. 10 take the points separately
to snecify them and deny them would be
wing md that would take the respon-
sibility Of Thai form Of denial; Tsaid that
II this scandal was published in the form
he proposed at that interview il would
destroy him and his wife and Beecher;
nothing was said at that interview about
Tilton having condoned his wife's OlIense
and for that the world would never for.
give him
Mr Evarts askel the witness for the
Jeiniis of an interyiew betweon him and
MomIlon on the o4th Of June 1874. mi
III wns nbiccted 10 by Reach and the
comrt @ rnled 4 oIL
The witness cnntinued-I Ind nm In.
,crviow with MomIton nj his house. he
sen, for mo. oIIr conyersation waS nbort.
TiItnn,s letter IN Dr. Ieonard Bacon. /
Ind mt s"en the other The court here
rmIci out the cnnvorsation. and lhe viii.
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The union pacific Road.

OMAHA, NEB, April 2s.-Athnlf pas! |
o'clock this afternoon the last break on the
Union Pacific Railroad was closed near
Green river, and all the trains waiting al
that point passed over the new bridge
east and west. The two enmigrani
trains which left Omaha on Sunday with
over thousand passengers have gone
through without transferring, also the
express trains lcavingon Monday. Now
there IL no interruption TO tho regular
movement Of trains between Omaha and
San Francisco. The River at this point
has fallen about two inches since last
night.
1'he operations Of the smelling works
which were temporarily suspended, will
probably be resumed tomorrow.
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GheGnteILiasuHr.

The papers take periodical spell Of
economical investigation, and arc now
somewhat engaged in discussing the "cost
ofliying." The times have been we'll cal
culated to provoke inquiries Of this sort
but so far not much Of practical conse'
quence has been suggested save the gen.
eraI council to practice economy, anu
there are limits to that; people must eat,
dress, burn fuel, have. habitations and cd
ucale children. In regard to the laboring
classes, one OF the changes wrought by
modern progress is thus indicated;
There was time when, in many parts
Of the world, laboring men were paid in
kind, that is in products for their work,
Thus, in Pennsylvania fifty years ago,
and even less, q laboPing man working in
the harvest field received q bushel Of
wheat for days service. II wheat was
70, so, 90 or 100 cents buShCi, II mat
tered not, the bushel paid the days labor,
or what 1t sold for was accorded in cash.
Inc hulnc RUE NpIHNu W many utnut "Ah
Cles Men made c0ntcacts to work for 80
much in kind, to be delivered when the
work was done. When this state Of the
labor market existed there was no facility
iordelivering quantities Of raw or manu-.
featured material long distances. Iron and
wheat then were carried On pAck.mules
following bridIC-pathS over the Allie,
ghenics, and when road was constructed
by which ftams could traverse those wilds
II was regarded Ihs the greatest achieve
ment Of the times. The cost Of living
then could be regulated with something
like certainty, because mans wants were
few and simple, and there were few mar
kets in which to "corner' any article. /
This view Of the matter does not afford
much encouragement Iii probable that
some day there WILDE such alf overhaul
ing of our financial system as will relieve
the masses from unnecessary burdens and
more equally distribute the wealth that Is
accumulated by honest toll.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY NTELLr8 ENcER
Great Fire at OSlL OSll, WlS.-..One'
third Orthe City in Ashes.
EstImated Loss S7OO, ,OOO.

MILwAUKEE, April 2s.-one-third Of
the City Of Oskosh, is in ashes, all the
engines have stopped, for want Of water.
They are blowing up buildings hoping to
save some Of the city. s
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
OSHKOSH, WIS, April 2s.-A terrible
FIRE has been ra ging all the AFTERNOON.
All the newspaper Offices, banks, tele-
graph Office, Hardings opera house, the
pOstolice, Universalist church, all the
hotels but one, and nearly all Of the busi-
ness portion Of the city, are gone, Il is
impossible to estimate the loss, Two
men have been killed by falling walls.
The city is in the widest state Of frenzy.
Tho FIRE Is now under control. The
burnt district is' nearly mile square.
More particulars soon.
MILwAUKEE, April 2S.-AbOut one
o'clock this afternoon tire broke out at
Morgan Bros. or Spauding 4 Pee ks mill
on the north bank Of the river in Osh-
kosh. A high wind prevailed and the
flames swept onward with irresistible
force. The portion Of the city consumed
ut this time embraces the leading business
blocks and some Of the finest residences
in OshkOsh. 1.-THE Beckwith House and
HAding'sj opera house are among the
buildings consumed. Both Of the tele-
graph offices are burned aud there Is great
difficulty In securing dispatches. Engines
we're called from FOn du Lac and Ripon.
II il rumOred that powder magazine has
blown up and that live or six men perish
cd. The total loss L. estimated at $780,
900.
OsmKosM, April 2S-lO =. MA fire
broke out this afternoon in Morgan u
Bros. saw mill, burning that and dozen
other saw and shingle mills on Sawdust
avenue, and millions Of feet Of lumber,
hundreds Of houses, all the printing Of
fees, Harding's Opera House and Che
leckwitb and Adams Hotels. Tho burnt
district in over one and a half miles
long and half mile wide. Three lives
are reported lost. Hundreds OF fam
ilies are homeless. Nearly oil Ol the
business houses arc burned, including all
the banks. There is not dry goods store
standing on the North Side now. Il il
impossible to give the lOsses tonight.
The city Is in tue hands OF a mob, and ex'
ira police are on duty.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2O.-Tho fire
commenced on the corner OF Pine and
Marion streets, and spread east aud north
cnst through Hancock, Pearl, Warren
and High streets, destroying the depots
Of the Il. Paul Railroad, and proceeding
to Main street, where the principal bust
mesa houses are located, and extending
on the north side Of the above limits
southeastcrly across Fifth, Wargoo and
Otter streets to Cape street, the south
line being the river, with the exception
Of block or two about tho foot Of Mnir
street. Two lives arc known to be lost
The thieves are in possession Of the city
and special policemen have been detailed
to prevent deprcdatiOns.
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From the Mexican border.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX, April 8,-The
tranquility Is for the present restored,
and there has been no information Of any
raids or crimes in this county for several
days, Captain McNeeley has Ordereda all
companies Of citizens to disband which
has beer, promptly obeyed, proving that
confidence is placed in him and that all
the citizens approve his actions and will
respond Immediately should their ser.
vices be needed. He l. now scouting
through the infected districts assuring
both American and Mexican citizens that
they shall be protected, and that he In
tends to rid the country Of these outlaws.
Tho whereabouts Of the raiders who have
crossed from Mexico has not been ascer-
tained. .'t.. HN.
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FIRE RECORD.

TERnE IEAurE, April 2S.-ALerCer'G
coach works, on Cherry street, burned
today, Loss 5000. Four worklnen were
burned severely but not dangerously.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-A fire occurred Al
Riverside this morning by which the
premises Of Mr.. Jones, briOk.maker
we're entirely destroyed. Loss $4,000
insurance, 81, 400 each in the Kansas, o'
Kansns, and Lancaster, Of Pennsylvania
Sl,4OO In tho Hartford, Of Connecticut
and $500 In the Amazon, Of Cincinnati.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Thc follow
ing il the letter Of resignation Of At.
toTney.C General Williams and the reply
OF the President .,i5
] hereby resign The Office ol Attorney
General Of the United states 70 take
effect the 10Th proximo; lcant dissolve
our official relationSwltho9t lnankinng you
Tor the many acts oI friendship and CON
idence with which you nave honored me,
and expressing tor you personally very
high regard ana eSteem' .,,,
t-EGyyn II WnIIiws
r.,,,,,,.., A. wo,ov n,;Ios
~. ~, NV ""S"' ,',.,,. "P
To The Hon. Geo. III. W'H'd0H'
DEAR SIR-In accepting your resigna.
tion Of the office Of Attorney-General Of
the United States to take effect the 10th Of
May, 1875, as rendered by your letter OF
the I'D, allow me TO express my appre-
citation Of the ability, zeal and efficiency
with which tho trust coniided 10 your
charge has been performed. My sincere
friendship accompanies YOU In the new
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NEW YoRK, April 2s.-Tammany Hall
was filled tonight with nm excited crowd
to witness the billiard match between
Vignaux and GARNER for the champion.
ship and $1,000. The game was played
on a Griffith table, fitted with the Delany
wire cushions, and was for 600 points.
Phil. Tiernon, Of Cincinnati, was the
referee. Betting al the start was three to
two In favor Of Vlgnaux. Tic game was
won on the forty.sixtli inning by GARNER.
Score, 600 to I5S. The highest run d
GARNER was 90; Of Vignaux, 80. Win
nrr's average l3 2.4B,
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TENNESSEE.

NEGRO HUNG FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE,
MEMPHIS, April ga negro man
named Dan White attempted to ravish q
widow lady living near Raleigh, in this
county, on whose plantation he was
working. Her cries attracted the atlen-
tiOn Of her son, at sight Of whom the
negro fled, but was afterward captured
and taken 10 Bartlett to await trial. Last
night he was taken from the Jail by q
party Of disguised men, carried to the
woods and hung to n tree.
DESTRUCTION OF STOCK ny BUFFALO
GNATs.
Complaints arc pouring in from all the
surrounding counties VI fearful de-
struction OF horses and mules by buffalo
gnats. Many small planters, especially
colored ones, are ruined by having their
only horses or mules killed, and being
unable to replace them ut the time when
they are so badly needed, The Ledger
publishes letter from a planter near
Macon, Fayette county, which says: mot
less than 200 horses and mules have died
during the past three days within ten
miles Of this place. l went down to my
farm yesterday, distant six miles, and
counted 81 dead horses and mules on the
way. havO lost four on my farm, and
DR.. Hunter five, while some planters
have lost Ns high ms thirty head. II
looks like starvation to q people without
money. Some Of the farmers will be
compelled To turn out part Of the crop
planted, as they have no money to re-
place the stock"
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The Allegheny work house, one Of
the most complete Institutions Of the kind
in this country, was partially deAtroyed
by FIRE yesterday afternoon. II contained
about $50 prisoners, but few Of whom es-
capped. The total losa will amount to be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The origin Of
the fire Is a. yet unknown. uiF
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Now YoRK, April 2s.-The steamship.
lIolsatia and Lcssing, from Hamburg
and France from Liverpool, arrived.
LONDON, April 2S.-Artived-steam
ships MoseI, from New York; Virginia
from Portland.
QUEBEC, April 2s.-Steamship Man
ilo6a, arrived from Glasgow. Il
NEw YuRk, April 2S.-The steamei
Abysinia, arrived from Liverpool.
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Nuit instituted.

NEw ORLEANS, April 2s.-GovcrnoI
Kellogg to-day instructed the Attorne!
General to institute suit against Au
ditor Clinton and his suretics, stating
that, though the Senate had failed to ne
on the charge preferred by the House, hi
deemed 1t right that an immediate ant
thorough investigation should be had o
any alleged malfeNSahce on the part ol The
lUJtInk
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pEApopY INSURANCE COMPANY
OvylcE PEABODY IEgE4SGE sur 4 gI,c Co.

H.Ha OPFICR PEABODY INSURANCE. Co., /
@ WHRELISO, W. Va, April =, 1878, !
The Charter Of the FITO and Marine Insurance
Company Of wheeling expired April LIST, 1915 and
IL IneEpired fro bItinchs has been TnlnsnFcd hy
Va, a shown by tho Resolution aud Certificate an.
nexe1 hereto All claims for lOss OT damage that
may occur after 70 o'clock ", April istt 1870, under
any ORE policy Issued by tho FirO and Marine IN:
sufa0Ce Company, aud 10 force, will 10 adjusted
aud settled BY tho Peabody Insurance COMPANY.
J. v. L. RODuERS,
AHsIStant S,CruinFV.
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BusroS, April pa meeting Of mer;
chants and prominent citizens was held
to-day for the purpose Of organizing on a
permanent basis an association to secure
cheap transportation to and from Boston
and the West. An adjourned meeting
will he held May 9Th to perfect the Organi-
ZntiOn.
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HPAIN.

sANrANDER, April 2S.-As final act
Of reparatiOn for the Gustav outrages the
Spanish Commander at GuStaria on the
arrival Of the German feet a! that point
fired salute Of twenty.One guns.
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'"F' seiIS51 9;SFnisn AMY FSIsneIs. @Ss1sS u" "'

NEw YoRK, April 2s.-A banquet was
given tonight at Dclmonico's by the lead
Ing German citizens to Carl schurt, who
sails tomorrow for Europe.
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II. LOECHER.
DEALER IN
Books and School Materials.

A full assortment al TOYS, naS Rails, Cro4uets,
Oun6. RryolvrFt and Ammunition, Pocket Scissors
and R6Sors. Cutlery, Mathematical Instruments;
laTgat ami tsSt Nssftment Of sTectacles Opera and
FieA CilaS,rs, TELESCOPES Mltrnecopes IhcrmUmo-
ter, CheTonomcter,, Hytfomefr' saec GsaIometera,
monicas. ChIldFens Carriages, Wagons, 6c,, &c,
Moved 10 nos Main st., known AZ J. CaTtWFghrs
pIicS The public Is respectfully invited to all
and 80 for itRli ap2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
NOTICES.
PROPOSALS

CLKRK's OPPIcg BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
WnEglIHu, April q, lSIh !
Proposals will bC received al this Office until May
I'd, at . O'clock \, NJ, to keep the Toll Gate on
Wheeling, West Liberty 4 Bethany road and the
GnrRpVille, Clinton Potomac mad, for the year
commencing June lat, said rent TO bo paid monthly
ln advance 10 the Sheriff d Ohio county. Schedule
Of rates eau b. Sdan at this OlhcO.
ap2l CIIAS Il DETTERs, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
INDIA.

MADRAS, April 2s.-I.ord Hobert, Gov,
ernor Of this Presidency, is dead.