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Treasury Matters.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Itis expected
that the London Syndicate will, early
next month, make another call on the
Treasury Department for an additional
number Of New United States bonds, the
money market being favorable to sucl
investments.
The Treasury Department is confident
that the proofs already obtained are suf
iicicnt to convict all the CROOKED" whis'
ky distileries. The action Of the gov.
crnment officers entrusted with the pros.
ecution Of the alleged offenders Is entirely
satisfactory to the department. lndict.
ments have already been found against
some Of the distillers in the West The
trials will necessarily be delayed by the
adjournment Of the courts, but in the
meantime the government will fully pre-
pare itself to make the prosecution Of.
ieCiiye,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 1.-THE American ride
team which arrived at QuCestown to-day
on the steamship City OF Chester were
met outside the harbor by delegation
from the corporation Of Dublin and the
Irish Rifle Association. Among the
delegation were Major Leech, Captain OF
the Irish team, and Alderman Manning.
The Americans were escorted to Queens.
town and upon their arrival there they
met with an enthusiastic reception from
the population. They left for Cork by the
evening train. They will proceed to
Dublin tomorrow. On the arrival OF the
team at Queenstown they received from
the police inspector n license to carry
arms during their stay in Ireland.
LONDON, June IA special dispatch
from Paris to the London Standard says !:
1t is asserted that Russia has withdrawn
from the alliance Of the three Empcrors,
and new alliance consequently has been
formed between Germany and Sweden,
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FIRE RECORD.

DETROIT, June l4.-Thero was dc.
struCtivc fire at Ludington, Mich, this
morning; loss $4,000,
ST. LOUIS, June ll.-A fire at Lexing.
ton, yesterday, destroyed the Register
printing office and buildingi loss $4,000.
FIRE AT sEwICKLY.
PITTSBURGH, June ll.-Shortly after IL
o'clock this morning, a fire occurred ut
Sewickly, on the Fort Wane r. r., which
destroyed number Of buildings loss
$4,000.
Toronto, June l4.-The steam mills of
Edwards 4 Co., on the Ouowa river, were
destroyed by fire this evening, together
with eight dwelling houses and stables
and G,OOO,0OO feet Of lumber. The pro-
perty belonged to W. G. Edwards 4 Co.,
whose loss Is estimated at S25O,OOO, In.
surance $4,000.
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NASHVILLE, June ll.-One OF the most
disastrous fires that has visited Edgeheld
for several years occurred at three O'clock
this morning ut the corner Of Fillmore
street and Bridge avenue, burning the
entire block, and including several other
buildings in the immediate neghbOrhOOd
and the opposite side OF the avenue. The
corner building occupied by D. Water
house rs family grocery and portion
Of the stock was saved in n damaged con.
ditiOn; loss $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
The other buildings in the block were OC-
cupied as follows James MCGee, livery
stable, stock saved; II. II. Abbot, harness
shop, stock saved; Charles Hogan & Co.,
meat store, and Smith & LoOmis, under.
takers. stocks saved in damaged cOndi.
ton; J. II. Woods, drinking saloon, total
loss, insurance 81 900 in the Franklin In
surancG company Of Philadelphia. j. X.
lIaverlcy's news stand, and A. j. Hughes
coal office, on opposite side Of avenue,
loss 500, no insurance. Also, J. &. Coles
livery stable, ArnOld's reireshment stand,
Bates Il Co.'S shoe shop, and Wm. Cald.
wells (colOrGd) barber shop, on opposite
side, were seriously damaged; no insu-
rance. The burnt buildings were owned
BY W. A. & L. +. Benson, who estimate
their loss at $4,000, partially covered by
insurance, but they are unable to give the
names Of the companies or the amounts.
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a FiendiSII Act.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June l4.-On Sat
urday two kegs Of powder and n lighted
fuse were thrown through the windows OF
james Curry's house, in Kingston. One
of his b0arders was awakened by the
noise and extinguished tho fuse before
the fire reached the powder. Curry has
been working ut Paine's breaker, against
the orders Of the Miners Association, and
summary vengeance was thus attempted
upon him. This morning about twenty
men went to Waterman & Beavers mines
for the purpose Of going to work, but
we're met by large crowd Of strikers,
who threatened them and forced them to
go home. No correct opinion Ns TO when
the men will go to work can be given.
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GhaGmtelliqetreer.
The ChiIdrcn's Home Entertain
mCutS.

The city of Wheeling turned out in her
strength yesterday afternoon and last
night to welcome the opening entertain
ments gotten up by her own benevolent
and public spirited people on behalf oi
the Children's Home. No such audiences
have ever graced the beautiful Opera
House as thronged it on these two occa'
sions. The building was packed in the
orchestra, dress circle and gallery to its
utmost capacity, The attendance was
really tremendous.
The entertainments, it Is but laint
praise to say, surpassed popalarexpecta'
tion-especially that Of last night Both
in their variety and in their uniform ex'
cellcncc they gave unqualified satisfac-
ton. Everybody was delighted No
body was tired out with the length of the
programme. Wcare sure the performers,
one and all, must have felt highly gratifcd
with their success as amateur actors and
artists. They certainly have reason to
congratulate themselves.
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WHEELING WEST VA, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Il, 1875

hall OF the innocence Of Henry Ward
Beecher by the community, but some cir.
cumstancGs had arisen which had changed
the face OF the affair, and their verdict
had already been anticipated by the
world. The jury were to consider whether
this case would be determined by the
rules and regulations given to us by the
Law ior our wisdom and guidance. The
COunsePs learned friends had endeavored
to tx upon Tilton the blame OF bringing
ont these stories and the charges Of black.
mail against TiltOn and Moulton. The
first event in the case was the publication
OF the Woodruff card, in May, ISL. Mr.,
Tilton certainly
HAD NOTHING TO DO
with the publishing of this card, and the
other side cOncede this, as he had not
been introduced to Mrs. Woodhull until
subsequent to this.
Then there was the church difficulty
this uneasy feeling on the part OF the
members OF Plymouth Church, which
was bubbling and rising and then settling
down again from the year 1871 down to
the present time. Counsel then referred
to Mr.. Vests testimony as to the ap-
pointment OF n committee to wait upon
Tilton toconier with him about his with
drawal from the church. Mr.. Beecher
was appointed committee Of one to wait
on Tilton, which he did, aud reported
that it was better for the church to take
no action in the matter. This, said
counsel, was in the year 1872.
Court here adjourned.
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NO. 25l.

of her tow, which she had left at Point
Harman.
The Andes arrived at 8 A. N. with a
good trip. She will take her departure
for Cincinnati At 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Mallie Ragon will bO the Pitts.
burgh packet this morning,
A private dispatch from Capt. Null
rine states that the Express left Madison,
Ind, yesterday morning, for this city.
The Courier will leave for Parkersburg
at II o'clock this morning.
There is no change in the regular local
packets. The Forest City, Rees and Mar
ket Boy are making their accustomed
trips. "A
The bargcs OF tae Nail City and Ed.
Hobbs are now being uulOaded at the
mills. They will bO Immediately loaded
with nails, SO rs to leave for st, Louis on
Wednesday,
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June li.-River 3 feet
and standing; weather clear and pleas
ant.
NASHVILLE, June l4.-River is still
falling with three feet on the shoals,
Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, june IA. = WheathGr
cloudy with heavy rains at daylight and
showCry up till tonight with prospects Of
more; mercury Gi0 to 70o, River rising
with % feet ontho gauge. UP-ldlewild,
Geo. Roberts, Morning Star, Simpson
Horncr. Down-Houston, Combs, Ber-
muda, Florence Lee, Indiana; business
light,
CAIRO, June l4.-Arrived-Cons Mil.
lar, Cincinnati, Helena, 81, Louis; Falls
Pilot, Ohio river. River 20 feet and
falling Weather cloudy, with rain this
afternoon; mercury 7S0.
MEMPHIS, June l4.-River rose three
inches. Weather clear and hot. Arrived
Belle Of Texas, Arkansas river. Do
partGd-Belle Of Memphis and James
Howard, st. Louis; City Of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Great Bepublic, Thompson
Dean, New Orleans. The two latter pass.
ed late last night.
CINCINNATI, June l4.-Riyer II feet 3
inches and falling; weather clear and
pleasant. Arrivcd-liudson, Wheeling;
Express, from Madison to Wheeling,
passed up; Thos. W, Means, IrOnton to
St. Louis, passed down,
LOUISVILLE, June li.-River falling
7 feet inches in the canal and feet
9 in Indiana Chute. Arrived-Kitty
lIcgler and Eawn, Evansville; Thomas
Sherlock, St. Louis Us. Neal, Cincinnati;
j. W. Garrett, St. Louis: Lookout, Pom.
eroy. Depurted-IIegler, Fawn and Sher.
lock, Cincinnati; Garrett, Wheeling;
Lookout and Charlie Bowen, Pomeroy.
Weather clear and pleasant with rain
his morning.
ST. Louis, June l4.-Arrived-Mitchel,
st. Paul; Capital City, Vicksburg; Fay.
ette, Cairo. Departcd-Clinton, 81, Paul;
City Of Chester, Memphis; Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Mary Boyd, Peoria, River
falling with s feet; weather clear this
morning, having rained this afternoon.
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sr. JonN, n. f., June 14.-Thc survi.
vors Of the Vicksbutg disaster who
reached here on Saturday report thatsix
boats we're lowered from the Vicksburg,
two capsi1cd nlonsidc and one two hours
after lea ing the vessel and one, their
own, was picked up. One Of the two
boats unaCCOunted for was no doubt that
which contained the five men who ar.
rived at New York. The officers are
said to have behaved we'll, but the sen.
men acted badly. The Captain and
women went down with the vessel. An.
other vessel has sailed to search for the
missing hOni.
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MAKriN's FERRY Locals. - Mayor
Dean being absent, attending the Grand
Lodge I. y. NJ, which l. in session at
Portsmouth, o., James Engleson, j. r.,
presided nt the police court yesterday
morning and transacted the following
business "Nick" Mcclure, believing
that he had broken the peace Of the town
on Saturday night, came forward and
confessed the same and was fined one
dollar and costs. Warrants were Issued
for the arrest Of Wm. Barcus and Clark
Linn, who arc charged with being dis.
orderly, but ns they could not be found
they have not been arrested.
The worm medicine men struck tents
yesterday afternoon and took up the line
" march for Bridgeport. Two Of the
party imbibed too freely on Friday last
and got into a little hsticuiT and were
arrested and Compelled to leave deposit
Of So each, 40 that they not only dispensed
medicine for children troubled with
worms, but nlso contributed for their cd.
ncniion by putting money into the school
fund.
nc OOClhl VI llC IlTbt IC5uy ylCIluIl
Church meets tonight At the residence Of
Mr.. Charles SwartE ~
Ohio City Lodge No. 1876 +. and a. NJ,
mccs Tomorrow Wednesday, cveningnt
0 o'clock in stated communication, and at
which time 1t Il expected that n number
Of visiting brethren will he present,
On Sunday afternoon u party Of gentle.
men came over from Wheeling and
when the icrry.bont landed on this side
one Of them remarked to hiS companion
"You are now in the State Of Ohio, but
in nm hour from now you will he in the
State Of intoxicOtion," and VIC under.
stand that the prediction came true
l.. Spence and Henry Wells have re.
turned from an extensive business trip,
Charley, jenkins, the genilcmanly
cashier Of the Ohio City Bank, Is visiting
in tho northern part Of the State, leaving
John l.. VOnpclt in charge Of affairs in
the bank,
Another party Of lightningrod men are
stopping in town.
va nnderstand that Thomas Glow has
bought the McSwords coal bank and In
tends putting II in order and be ready to
embark In the coal business next fall.
We wish him abundant success.
HARRY.
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Minor TeIegrams.

LOUISVILLE, June ll.-The largest
meeting ever held by the physicians oI
Louisville, met today and took appropri.
ate action on the death Of DR.. Lewis l{og.
ers; his funeral will take place from his
late residence at 4 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June 14.-Thc Sioux
Indian delegation left here yesterday for
the agency. DR.. Dnvids, Indian nspect-
or, furnished them with horses, brides
and saddles, in accordance with instruc.
tions from Washington. A fire at Fort
Russell last night DESTROYED over 400 tons
Of government hay.
MOLINE, June l4.-The extensive saw
mill Of Dimick & Gould was burned this
morning together with ont buildings, and
for time 1t seemed that the whole city
was doomed, but owing to the change in
the wind and the timely arrival Of engines
from Rock Island the flames we're sub.
ducd. Loss $4,000. Insurance as fol.
lows: Underwriters, New York, $500;
Queens, LivcfpoOl; North British, Liver.
pool; Home, New York; Franklin, Phil.
ndclphin, $4,000 each, and Commercial,
81, Louis, $500.
CLEVELAND, June ii.-At the fourth
aud last day Of the National Shooting
Tournament tho first money was won BY
Il. II. Loyct,, Of Pittsburgh, Pa; second
by H. silsby, Of Seneca FHlls, n. Yjthird
divided between phcNtt, Of Toledo, and
ItnrrisOn. Uf New York. fnurih hv C Il
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MonIsnn tI,c Murderer.

MEMrlIa, June ll.--Jcssc Woodson
the murderer Of Mrs. Janett, near Muir
frccsboro Thursday afternoon, anG
brought to this city for safe keeping Sat
urday, appeared by counsel and in persor
before the Davidson county Criminn
Court to-day and waived n preliminary
examination, and at his own request anl
that Of the Sheriff, Of rutherford county
was rccommittcd to the Davidson county
Jail until the next term Of the Rutherford
county Criminal Court, in order to save
him from the violence Of the mob, whicl
the Sheriff believed would occur should
he return to Murirersloro for pteIimi
nary examinations
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4 Ncrnn orNGw TestlmonY.

New YoRK, May ll.-Thc Herald
claims to have discovered the druggist
who sold Beecher the poison which MOul.
ton mentioned in his testimony, and re.
produces the entry from his books Of the
charge, "To Beecher, May l3, 1871, one
ounce Of prussic acid, 80 cents" The re.
cent rumors Of new evidence against
Bcecher arose from the following facts
A few days agO, after the close Of the tes-
timony in the trial, Mr.. Morris was in
formed that Mr.. LOOder, an upholstcrGr
doing business at 0O2 Fulton Avenue,
would have been an important witness.
The story was that years ago, before Mr..
Lo0der went into business for himself, he
had n job in uphOlstering at TiltOn's
house. lie was in the hallway, when
liccCher entered and was greeted by Mrs.
Tilton. Beecher lifted Mrs TiltOn in
his arms, kissed her paroxysmaIIy, and
carried her into the parlOr. The
latter then, either Intentionally or
accidcntly went into the parlor man-
nOunced to get Il tool that he had left
there, and saw Mrs. Titon and Beccher
in an cQuivOcal attitude, and he kept the
latter sight asecret ill the scandal broke
out, when he related it in confidence to
several friends, but he spoke Il jout the
kissing in the hall to several and they re-.
piled that 1t was not an uncommon occur.
renee. TiltOn's counsel sent for LoOder,
bnt they could get no information from
him. lie declared his business would be
ruined should he be made II witness
against Beccher. The lawyers after con.
sidcring the lmprobability Of being able
to force him to testify, and the difficulty
Of having the case reopeued for testimony
did nothing publicly with thcinformation.
Looder has since been questioned by the
reporters, but to all he declares that he
has nothing to say.
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OMAHA ITEMS.

OMAHA, June ll.-About one hundred
fireman from this place visited Burling,
ton to participate in the grand parade
and excursion.
hut few grasshoppcts alightcd in thi.
immediate vicinity, but Immense clouds
cover the fields and woods near Florence
eight miles above here. Great numbers Of
them have been examined, and everyone
has hundreds Of "rcd parasites Oh them
eating ont their yitals.
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Fire III Fort RuSScII-Thc Hop.
IIcrS Again.

OMAHA, June 14.-A dispatch from
Fort Russell snys that one of the 400 ton
hay piles was discovered to be on fire
about haf past 3 o'clock this morning
While the command was At that fire the
commssory Storc.housc was discovered
to be on fire. The latter waseXtinguishetl
with but little damage. The hAy is still
burning. One cavalry stable was also
burned.
The grasshoppers in immense swarms
have appeared at l'lattsmouth, Ncb., and
are destroying everything. They are
moving nOrthward,
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Corn and Cotton.

CINCINNATI, June l4.-The CONNER
ciaFS Memphis special says that the young
crOps Of corn and cotton in the valleys ol
the Arkansas, White, Ya1oO, st. Francis
and Mississippi rivers to the Gulf were
never more promising than now, Field
hands are more industrious than at any
time since the days Of slavery. From
early dawn until darkness checks tho
labor, men and women are to be seen in
the over.tillable field, Present appear
ances indicate the most prolific yield for
many seasons.
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ronl rlnt Snsnrrtr,I.

CAIRO, lis, June ll.-ChOrles Eek.
bohm, striker on the snngboat Slling,
went across the river nt Mound City yes.
terday with n companion, an Italian, who
returned this morning alone, reporting
EckbOhm drowned by the cupsiting Of the
skiil. The authorities disbplicvc this
statement and suspect n Collusion between
the Italian and three men in charge Of n
Ilat.bont containing n number Of lewIl
women anchored opposite the city, nn!
that ECkbohm may have been murdered
by them. Sheriff Irwin arrested Jim
Kerr, Tom Head and another, name TN.
known, and placed them in jail nt Mound
(jiy
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The Niitt SlIIuggICrs.

NEw YonN, June li.-In tho United
States Circuit Court to-day, the members
Of the firms Of Clailin Il Co., and Field
Morris, fcnncr 4 Co., were arraignch Il
plead the indictments found against them
by the Grand Jury, for completely in the
silk smuggling frauds. All pleaded moi
guilty with the exception Of Lawrence
whose counsel nakcd lor time which was
granted.
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Dcn,ocrntlc Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., June l4.-Thc County
Democratic Convention today nominated
John G. Gisson and George l.. Converse
for members OF the General Assembly.
Senator Thurman, John G. Thompson
and twelve others were elected delegates
to the State Convention. No resolutions
were adOptcd.
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AsLs ImnicdIntc TrInl.

NEw ORLEANS, June lI.-Govcrnor
Kellogg has addressed q formal request to
the Judge Of the Superior Criminal
Court to extend the present term or call
an extra session Of hi' court for the nnr.
pose Of bringing the charges against
State Auditor Clinton to nm immediate
trial, and he also instructed the Attorney
General to prosecute the case without dc.
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IRELAND.
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM

TTII' NWLNTVAN W TI'Ts IT'hN'
CORK, June 1.-THE American rifle
team arrived here this evening and had
a hearty welcome from the people, The
members Of the team are much gratiicd
at their reception on this side, which they
say is quite equal to the ovation given
them on their departure from New York.
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Great changes, giving employment to
numbers OF men, take captive their i'm
agination, and no doubt Mr.. Stewart,
having sunk half his fortune in acts OF
destruction and waste, would, in the
opinion Of most men, "enter on new ca
rccr Of prosperity when he began to
build unneeded roads and tenantless
houses. They would hasten to lend him
money especially ii he offered topayheavy
discounts, and in the state OF madness we
are supposing, no doubt he would, on
balancing his books at the close OF the
year, regularly thank Heaven that he had
been able to borrow money enough to pay
all his debts. In fact, however, he would
also bave been borrowing money to pay
much OF the interest on his debts, and
when his creditors discovered this they
would suddenly button up their pockets;
to use the cant OF the streets, they would
"shut down on him." And thereupon not
Mr.. Stewart only, bHt all the laborers he
had been employing on useless work ks,
would begin to groan under the burden
Of "hard times"
We beg Mr.. Stewards pardon for using
his name to illustrate course OF folly Of
which he Is incapable. What he would
never do, that it is which we American
people have been doing.
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MASONIC ELECrON.-At the regular
meeting Of Wheeling Union Chapter No.
|, Masons, held last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term :
High Priest, Hugh Sterling; King, W. II.
Rose; Scribe, Frank Johnson; Treasurer,
S. =. llildretli Secretary, W. u. Fisher.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

JUSTICE GILLEsPY.-Dorothea MaurCr
entered an information before this Jus.
tice charging Charles Blumer with n
breach Of the peace. After an examina.
ton the case was dismissed at the cost Of
the complainant.
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A FEW weeks ngo We epublished an item
to the effect that Mr.. Pendleton Drum
mond clipped eighty pounds Of wool from
twelve sheep. A correspondent comes to
the front with six head from which was
clipped fifty pounds--an average OF over
eight pounds to each misunderstanding
lIL.-......,
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LONDON, June l4.-Stenmships Canada,
State Of Indiana, and Germania from
New York, and VaderlAnd from Phila.
dolphin, arrived out
NEw York, June l4.-Steamship Man.
haitian from Liverpool, arrived.
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The WeIIsburg papers have lately con-
taincd notices Of M outrage committed
by some young vandaI at Bethany. 1t
seems that there was bust OF Lincoln
(among busts Of other distinguished mem,
in the hall Of the NcotrOphian Society, ut
the college, where it had been for years
The young vundal referred to took it into
his head to take this bust Of "honest Old
Abo" of its bracket and carry it out Oi
doors to the rear Of the college, and there
break it up. The act has naturally
stirrcdup consider Nble excitement among
the students at the college, the majority
Of whom are Republicans. 1t Is looked
upon, and generally spoken OF, MS a low
down performance, and altogether un'
worthy Of any young man aspiring to re-
ceiye liberal education The faculty
have given notice that they will visit the
proper punishment upon the perpretator
of the outrage rs soon rs ho Is known. Up
to this time the fellow has kept his secret
in close confinement, and is no doubt both
ashamed and afraid to let it out.