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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

CoSCoRp, N. H., June l5.-Aitcr a long
debate in the House the resolution rc.
ported BY the majority Of the Committee
on Elections, was that Raymond and
Harding, both democrats, were not en-.
titled to seats was passed, yeas l73 nays
1870,
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GRAND MooSMGHr FETE.-A basket
picnic by moonlight is an event Of more
than usual interest to the younger por-
ton Of the community, and the assiduity
with which almanacs are thumbed just
now indicates that a novelty Of this kind
il looked forward to with much
pleasure. Preparations are now in
progress Tor a grand select moonlight
picnic to take place in Zane's orchard on
Monday evening next, which will be par
ticipated in by about forty couples. A
large platform has been put down, seats
have been provided, md the picnic
grounds will be brilliantly illuminated.
Jo. Kramcr's superb orchestra will fur
nish the music.
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ITALY.

ROME, June 1J.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day debated on the public
safety bill was continued. An order Of the
day was proposed, which was agreed to
by the Government, and passed by n
majority of II.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE little girls in room in the Sew.
cnth Ward public school yesterday pre-
sentcd their teacher, Miss Boyd, with n
handsome pnrasOl.
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Tho NtcC!citnn Jtur,,cs.

CISCiSNATi, June l6.-Thc Cotoncrs
jury in the Mcclellan murder case at
Hamilton, rendered verdict to-day that
Mcclellan died from gun shot wound in.
iliCtGd by some unknown person.
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FALLouREs dining rooms will this
evening be turned over to the managers
Of the Children's Home Entertainments
for the balance Of the week. The rooms
will be free to all who attend the enter
tainrnents.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money nnd STOCKS.

New YORE, June lj.-MOSEY-A drug
at 2a9I9 per cent. Choice to only good
mercantile paper 3iINOX per cent.
STERLING EXCnANGE-Steady at SLSGh
a4sGjI for GO days, and $i0OOiOOH for
sight.
GoLD-Qpcncd and closed at ilG9I, with
sulcs in the interim at ilGjs. Carrying rates
per cent. Loans were also made flat at
2lS per cent for borrowing. Tho Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $9?7OOO. ClearingS
$32, 100000. Customs receipts $967,C0O Ex.
ports of produce for the week $j,G72,sl9.
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THOSE young men who put on their
Summer clothing and had their hair
shingled last week are now shivering in
bed with hot bricks ut their feet and mut-
hcrs on their heads, New straw hats
have been consumed as kindling, and low
shoes can be had for next to nothing.
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PITTSBURGH, June iS.-whent = TN.
changed. Corn-Dull ear 75c on track
shcllcd 7saSOc, free in elevator. Pettole.
um-Quirt crude 81 4Oal Al e at Patker'si
refined i2'Ac, Philadelphia delivery.
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photograph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
BaSe Hall Match.
WAsHINGTOS, Pa June 10

Especial Dispatch to the IntsllIscncer'l
The Washington Base Ball Club OF this
place was beaten this afternoon by the
Neshannock Club, of Newcastle. The
score stood 90 to l3. d.
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FiI.E IEEtOttD.

NEW YORK, June ID. +. Kipps car.
riagc manufacturing establishment, on
Eldridgc street, burned carly this morn.
ing; loss SlOO,OOOO.
fIRE Loss-S50O REWARD.
irncA, n. Y, June lj.-rhC loss by
the fire At Ncwiicld this morning Is Csti.
mated at $4,000; insurance $4,000. A
reward Of $500 has been Offered by the
Sheriff for the apprehension and conyic.
tion Of the burglars who started the fire
in Pennington Il Co. store.
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NOV We mnun tottcr down, John,
But hand In hand wo'll 80,
And sleep tho gither NJ the foot,
John Anderson, my 10.

John Anderson, my 10.
The newspaper writer referred to added
the following lines
UJOhn Anderson, my 10, John,
When wo have slept thegither,
The sleep that a mlun sleep, John,
We'll wake vi ans AnitheT
And In that better warlh, John,
Nae sorrow shall We know;
Nor fear we cor shall part again,
John Anderson, my iJ."
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THE SCANDAL TRIAL,
Mr.. Beach Continues.

New YoRK, June l5.-The Brooklyn
City Court room was again filled this
morning. The plaintiff, Mr.. Beach and
ex.JudSe Fullerton were in their places
before the jury took their seats. The de-
fendant was absent when the court was
opened, but was represented by his wife
and his brother Edward.
Mr.. Beach, at five minutes after eleven
o'clock, continued his address. lie re.
ierred to the West charges, in which
Tilton had been arraigned Tor slandering
his pastor. Then, said the counsel, fol
lowed the council Of their church, in
which Mr., TiIton took no part, owing to
the request OF BeechCr that he would not
do so. There was n remarkable letter in
this connection written by BeeCher TO
Moulton, dated March 2S, 1870. IN it
Beecher says that the course pursued by
DR.. Storrs was an unspcakable outrage;
that the professions OF friendship ad-
vanced by DR.. Storrs were hollow and in
sincere, and that
HE WAS TRYING TO GOAD TILToN
into attacking him (Beccher.t This let:
ter clearly showed the jury the state Of
mind BceCher was in. lie was afraid Of
any investigation being made which
would disclose the relations he held with
Tilton's family. Counsel had spoken to
them before about the Bacon letters and
he read them u portion OF Tilton's cross
examination in reference to that letter.
The Jury could see under what circum-
stances the Bacon letter was written. DR..
Bacon had given birth to all the cpithets
used against Tilton on this trial. lie
called him
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stTatiOn. In the midst of tine uprOar a
dozen members sprang 10 their feet at
-Once with various motions, none Of
which, however, could be distinguished
above the horrible din that prevailed
throughout the hall. The crowd con-
tinued TO yell. Members arose from
their seats, and seldom is such a scene
OF disorder and wild enthusiasm and con-
fusion witnessed. The speaker vainiy
strOve to restore order. The senators
arose and adjourned simultaneously.
Such proceeding was shameful. Yet
II could not he prevented, though the
impression is that Mr.. johnson would
haVe been elected the succeeding ballot,
as Mr.. Bates friends considered their
favorite insulted by the denomination Of
Governor Brown, and don't care a con-
ttnental how the thing goes.
A confused adjournment was had,
when the calling of the senate roll was
interrupted. The vote stood, on the
FIFTY-FIFTH BALLOT,
For JOhRSOn-SenatOrs Blizzard, EN-
met, Ellis and Haynes.
For BrO10R-SeHators Alden aui B ]yd
For BGte-SenatOrs Buchanan and
Butler.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
Excitement here tonight has reached
its zenith, and no one can predict to-
mOuOw's result, as much depends on
Ewing's withdrawal and the action of
Bates friends, who are sore over the
affair, although Browns denomination
was agreed and arranged Sunday night.
To-day Mr.. johnson received a telegram
signed by citizens of Mississippi, con-
graduating him On his strength. Hon.
B. @. C8ulfield, member of congress
from the first district of Illinois, and
many other influential Democrats and
Conservatives, telegraphed to Speaker
Bond the sentiment of their cOnstitu-
ents in favOring JOhnsOn's election. 1t
is said that three hundred kilograms
have been received by members of the
Legislature to-day, urging JOhnsOn's
election.
1t was reported yesterday that money
had been received from New York bond
holders, to be used in bribing members,
and the bulletin extra of this afternoon
says: ga rumOr was current on the
streets yesterday that fifty thousand
dollars had been sent to this city from
New York. to be used in defeating EX-
President Johnson for the United States
senate. We are Inclined to doubt it our
selves, scarcely believing that our neigh.
bOrs in New YORK are so flush OF money.
From the temper of the Legislature on
the senatorial question, it has occurred
to US that it might be dangerous to at
tempt to use it in any way"
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Antonio NacarO was found dead at his
saloon IN Vicksburg, Sunday, with evidences
that ne had been murdered 1or his money,
The report of the government en-
gineers on the reclamation Of the aIluvial
basin OF the Mississippi river estimates the
expense OF necessary photographed and tOpO-
graphical surveys at three hundred thOus and
uOllars, and recommends present apprOpri-
alton OF one hundred aud sixty thousand dol
lars to begin with.
The Florida senate yesterday hsd no
quorum and the sergeant-st-arms was directed
10 arrest absentees. While in pursuit OF his
duty ne was nred upon by Senator Parlin
who, however, alleges he wss first fred on by
the acknowledgements a resolution
offered calling on the military TO aid in
was voted down,
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Third Dispatch,
NJ ChOSl
Special to the Appeal

special 10 Jhe appeal!
NASHVILLE, January 25, 10p.m.-The
excitement tonight is at fever-heat.
The hotels are crowded with excited
persons. In the Maxwell house a large
crowd is gathered, and it is almost i'm
possible to move about so great is the
jam. An Intellectual attempt was made
to hold caucus at the capitol tonight
to agree upon man to beat Johnson.
AnGy's friends do not think Brown will
concentrate the opposition vote. There
will hardly be an election tomorrow
Bate will not be renOminated unless as
sured Of fifty one votes.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. VA, January 25.-
Seven ballots had been taken at Charles
ton up to ten o'clock Saturday night. In
Democratic caucus to nominate cam
didate for senator, the average Of the
vote has been: Camden, 10; Walker,
IS; Price, IL; BannOn, 8; scattering, 8;
necessary for choice, 81. 1t is thought
BannOn will be elected as a compromise
candidate.
CINCINNATI, January 25.-The Com
nerciupS Charleston (West Virginia.
special says the Democratic caucus ad-
j0urned to night after several unsuc-
cessful attempts to nominate a candi-
date for United States senator. The
fourteenth and last ballot was as fol-
lows: J. NJ. Camden, Is; Walker, q /;
Price, 8; BrannOn, IS; CapertOn, 3;
scattering, 2. The legislature will bal
lot formally tomorrow, and in the
event Of no choice, the caucus will meet
again Tuesday night,
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, January 25.-GeOrge M.
RObesOD, secretary OF the navy, was
nominated by the Republicans in joint
caucus tonight for United States SEN
ator.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis, January 25.-The
senatorial Opposition caucus tonight
nominated General Edward s. Bragg,
of Fon Du Lac; on the first ballot the
roll standing Bragg, 81; H. S. Orion, Y
j. &. Sloan, l. The nomination was
then made unanimous.
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pret this action as indicating ihat the
senate ia unwilling 90 recognize the le.
Ezli,y Of the Kellogg government, and
VIII therefore consider himself bound to
uphold il no longer. FBe position the
President now holds, therefore, is this:
i congress by q special act makes
known to him it. wishes in regard to
Louisiana, he will execute those wishes;
or II it does not pass such an act, but the
senate seats Pinchback, he will consider
that as sufficient warrant for him TO con-
tinue 10 support Kellogg. But if moth
ing is done, then he Will, in the spring,
withdraw the United States troops from
Louisiana, leaving only enough to gar
TisOn the forts on the Mississippi below
New Orleans, and leave Kellogg to take
care Of himself without the aid of Unit
Ell States soldiers.
THE GIGANTIC FRAUD.
Chicago TribuRe.I
The Republican party has already
suffered from the Odium attaching to the
Louisiana business far more than the
party possession of that State can ever
be worth 10 it. We submit to Repub-
licsn members that they can not afford
to adjourn and leave the "gigSntic Kel-
lOgg fraud" on the hands of the Presi-
dent, 10 be upheld by Federal bayonets
for two years longer, and make that an
issue il the next Presidential election.
The President insists that this congress
shall solve the problem Of giving the
people of Louisiana governor OF their
own free choice, and the members OF the
Republican party indorse this demand.
Neither hot-headed counsels nor the
game of bluff will answer the purpose.
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FIRE IN THE NAVY DEPART
MERIT.
Narrow Escape from "a Serious Loss Of
Important Navy Property and
Papers-PrOmpt Arrest
of the Flames.

WAsHINGTON,J J January 25.-The navy
department caught fire in the upper story
about half-past twelve o'clock this after
noon, and is burning fiercely. A general
alarm has been sounded, and the fire.
engines from all directions are in serv-
Zee. The flames ss vet seem confined to
the rooms just below the roof, but are
making headway, and fears are felt that
the building VIII be consumed. The
rooms on lie are stored generally with
records and are likely to be destroyed.
RumOr has it that some persons are in
the upper story, and the fiTemen are at
tempting TO rescue them. The supply
of water seems scarce. The wind is
blowing g moderate breeze from the
northwest, in an opposite direction to
the war department, which is next to
the navy department buildings, and
there is little danger of that department
catching fire. The fire originated in the
east end OF the main building,
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TTNHE mem bers Of st. Elmo Commando @
i r., No. Is, U. D, are hereby requested W
to attend a special cOnclage this/N\
TUESDAY, evening, January 18th at -
o'clock, for comforting the Orders Of the Tenn
pie. All members OF the COmmandery are
required to attend in full dress.
FTatIes are courteOusIy invited.
BY order. B. r. HALIiER, 4. {.
IL. w. SHELTON, Recorder.
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a Vicksburg telegram last night says
that the feeling against the proposition 10
compromise the ahrievalty matter by max"
ing Crosby's bond and putting in a deputy Is
so Intense that the project is abandoned me
as sheriff until forced by the military, and de-
clare emphstically against any compromise
looking 70 the reinstatement Of Crosby.
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VOL 50, NO 2X
W. F. HOFFMAN, q. W.F.ll0E,
ROFMAN & COOK,
5Os Kerns -, SHG Francisco, sal.
Real Estate General Commission
Business and Law Office.

DAKTIES euigI atiug 10 California and .l-
/ tending 10 purchase Farms. or "a busIu.--
OF any kind, viii find i- greatly - theIr-E.-
vantage to call or communicate with Ue.
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A telegram from Montgomery, Ala
bama says that Tom John son who wss to be
nung last Friday, has had his sentence COM
mutted TO imprisonment for life,
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Bate Withdrawn During the Pro-
gress Of the Fifty.ffth Bal
lot, and the Convention
Adj0urns in Con-
fusion.
Bates Supporters Indignant at
the Action of Browns
Friends - A Scene Of
Widest Excitement.
Failure TO Organize a Caucus
Against JOhnsOn-'Aelegrams
in the Interest Of john
son, Etc.
First Dispatch.

Special to the AppeaI.l
NASHVILLE, January 25.-Five ball
lots to-day. Johnson, "A; Bate, 46;
Ewing, S; Sneed, l. Brown was re-
nominated and Bate Withdrawn. The
convention broke up in tremendous
confusion, the speaker being unable to
control affairs.
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y T II II = - -
TIE CHEROKEEs

since, but | shall not intrude my opinion
in the confusion i'm which the subject is
now enveloped.
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w. r. MITCHELL3s SCHOOL
No. 3O3 Third Street.
Attention. knights TempIsr.

EyNGLIsH, COMMERCIAL AND CLAsSI-
u CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply at BOB Third street. tan7
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ORGANIZATION FOR 1915.
nTREEERRS.

W. P. PRoUDFIT, of Day & Proudft, Cotton
Factors.
JNO. c. FIzER. of Estes, Fizer 4 Co, Whole
sale GrOceTs.
B. EIsEMAN, Of Rice. Silk q Co, Wholesale
Dry Goods.
W. A. GAGE, of Gage x Fisher, Cotton Fac
tors,
J. n. OLIVER, of Oliver, Finnie = Co., Whole
sale Fancy Groceries.
7. B. DILLARD, Cotton Factor.
y. ID. MENKEN, of Menken Brothers Whole
sale and Retail Dry Goods.
c. 7. CURTIS, Cotton Buyer.
T. 8. ELY, of Ely, Harvey u Richardson,
GrOcers and Cotton Factors.
". &. PEARCE, of Pearce, Suggs lg Co., Gro
GERS and Cotton Factors.
r. L. COFFIN, of billiard E Coffin, Cotton
Factors.
II. FURSTENHEIM, of FUFstenhelm G CO..
GrOcers and Cotton Factors.
r. s. DAVIS, President First National Bank
Memphis.
OFFICERs
r. s. DAVIS President
w. r. PROUDFIT Yise-PresfdeBf
W. ". THACHER Cashier
&. W. SCHULTE ASST Cashier
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D0oIey's Yeast Powder
Is perfectly Pure ard Wholesome.
DooIey's Yeast Powdaz
Is put up in Full Weight Cans.
Dooley's Yeast Powder
Makes ELEGANT Biscuits and Rolls.
DooIey's Yeast powdo.
Makes Delicious Mullins, GritdIs Cakes.
COnOreRd, etc.
DooIey's Yeast Powder
Makes ali kinds OF DUmpIings, Po,pIes, CaEeI
and Pastry, nice light and healthy.
DOoley's Z east Powder
Is the best, because Perfectly pure.
Do0Iey's Yeast Powder
Is the Cheapest, because fun weight.
Be sure 10 ask FOR
DO0ley's Yeast Pc WdsE
and do not be put OF with any other kind.
DOoley's Yeast Powder
Is guaranteed 20 eive satisfaction.
DoOley's Yeast Powds~
Is put mp In Tin Cans OF various sizes. sulJsr.5
for Families, BOsrdinghOuscs, Hotels, Fe7
taurGnts and River, Lake aud Ocean
Vessels on short or long voyages.
Tue market is flooded with cheap, inferior
"a aiging and Yeast Powders OF lizht or short
weight. DOOLEYS 5 YEAST POW DER Is
warranted full strength and fun weight.
EOld at wholesale and retail generally
throughout the United states, By dealers IN
Groceries and Family Supplies.
= 80 q y : :
{ lsI5EbggSs "a 9sSg5Ig95sEEsg5
p .Sss .s.. 2 y g; I. =
ksSEh s.: s. 4 Y 4
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Templars' Guards.
Attention, Patriarchs-I. o. O. f

TNHE Encampmen Guards are szzaxz,
i hereby requested 10 meet this : zsk
CfUESDAN) evening, Jan. 26th, at 80
~ o'clock at EXpOSitIen Hall, for 7ss'ssfsSSS
drdl. By order Of :. =. GARRETT, G. c.
J.NTETZEI., Sec.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

AT two o'clock the fire was still burn
ing in the navy department. 1t is now
believed that the flames will be con-
fined to the upper rooms, where they
originated. No life was lost, as feared,
though some of the employees and Off
GERS OF the navy, on duty in the build
ing, were in danger of suaOcatiOn while
attempting to remove the valuable re-
cords. The upper floors are now COM
pletely flooded with water, and many of
the records will be seriously damaged.
Nearly all the bureau officers and chiefs
OF divisions have made preparations for
removing the books and records from
their respective offices in the event of a
spread of the flames.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The fire in the navy department is
completely under control. Investiga-
ton shows that the building is as much
damaged by water as by the flames. 1t
is thought the fire originated from de-
fective flue, as the room in which it was
first discovered was unOccupied. Near
ly all the papers destroyed can be re-
supplied. The secretary's office proper
in the wing of the main building was
not damaged, though every preparation
was made for removing the furniture
and official papers.
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RDTICE.

NWEANE.
FENHE StOckhC lderS OF the Merchants Insu-
i rance Company of Memphis, are hereby
notified that the Annual Election for Nine
Directors, to serve the ensuing year, will be
held at their Office, on MONDAY, Feb. 8, 1875,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm. VIM. GAY, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-16

GENERAL SHERMAN has written ard
published his memoirs. An extensive
and very partial review Of The work
has appeared in the New York
Herald, from which we gather that the
general has given the wcrld two char
acterlstic volumes, OF which we nav
hereafter have something to say. The
Herald says that SheTman's Judgments
of his colleagues and antagonists are
frankly expressed. He docs not value
HookeT's courage or genius. He thinks
Logan and Blair were political gen.
erals, brave enough, but fighting for ad-
vaDoement. He comedies great merit
to Thomas, but thinks be was slow.
Nj 'Cleilan made fatal mistake in not
going into camp and studying his army
Instead OF remaining in the unhealthy
luxury Of Washington. He esteems
Joseph Z. Johnston, but actually thinks
Jefferson Davis capable Of having plan
ned Lincpln's assassination. His opinion
OF Mr., stanton is severe and decisive
going so far as to intimate that he was
party to fraud upon the treasury, by
removing the marks from some cap.
tured cotton. The courage OF express
Ing these opinions now no one will ques.
ton, no matter what we may think of
the wisdom. They will certainly lead
to discussion and acrimony. No harm
will result in the main for US. 1t is bet
ter, after all, that the truth be known.
General Sherman had much better say
what he thinks now, when the. men he
can answer him, than to leave
1t for fifty years, until all the parties are
dead and the truth beyond discovery"
We agree With Sherman as to his esti-
mate of Stanton and Logan, but differ
with him presently as to the rest. His
reflection on Mr.. Davis is unworthy OF
60 great soldier and objectionable. The
devil himself could not invent 8 grosser
libel Of our ablest statesman.