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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-04
OtR MOuNDSVILLE LETTER.

MOuNDsvttLE, December ..
blllon Of the lntelligCnCCr;
Yesterday we were lonored with visit
from goodly number Of our legislators;
That I' onr prison was. The inspection Of
that institution being their business, they
dldiI and that was about all there was of
IT, Our school being exactly OIL the route
from the depot to the prison, some Of our
teachers had fOndly hoped that At least a
lew Of them might calf and see how we
were progressing in the rearing Of some
OF The future legislators Of our State,
Dat not one made his appearance. Why
sit that our great men will visit every
place IN preference TO school house ?
,NeElII not attempt to answer this, hop
lng That the reason ia that they think our
schools are in such good hands that their
Presence ia not needed. We would not
Gare think that ii Is a lack Of interest in
the cause
. By the way, while on the school ques.
uoh, would say one word in reference to
OUT Normal Schools. have seen many
,agse'tions on that subject, and have
nea'd many others, and the general Cpin-
,on among our legislators Is that we have
700 many. Now the point want to make
s&Vonld 1t be the part Of wisdom TO kill
All Of them just because we have too
many We leave this to the wisdom Of
OUT legislators to determine. My policy
would be this: II we have Just three too
many Normal Schools, Just make them
.atee Ic.'. DO this iearlcssly, II IL is for
Me good OF the cause. There was a time
SSoIvcry far back in the history Of our
s1a'e, when the three Normal Schools
se'e filled with students, and doing more
iof the State than the ak are now doing.
h not necessary to discuss the causes
mat brought our schools to what they
now are They are known to all think
,ns minds, limiStakes have been made,
@' them be rectifed at once.
nv understand that the Union Coal
Noik1 will commence operations again
a lew days. The promptness with
winch the new Works have been erected,
"FePlaee the old ones destroyed by ere,
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BIsHoP CUMMINs called the attention
Of the members Of the Reformed Episco-
pal Church to the fact that December 2,
Completedtwo yearsof the existence of the
church, The Bishop notes tho following
facts as matter for reelection;
1.-The Reformed Episcopal Church is
the answer to the prayers Of many who
felt the burden Of Prayer:boOk marred
with unsciptural teachings, 2. The
church was begun in prayer, and Is up
held by prayer, 3. II originated in no
schemes Of mans devising, and was pre-
ceded by no hidden conspiracy. 4, Like
the Reformation, itburst forth in differ
ent places at the same time, .. The
church has received marked tokens Of
the guiding hand oiGOd in It's affairs. @.
The church had Oh December 9, 1873;
eight cIergymen, u score Of laymen, and
not single congregation. 1t now has
fifty.two clergymen and Iifty congrega-
ttnnu
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December "a servant cap
tured by the Malayans at the time Of the
murder Of Mr.. Burch, the English resi-
dent, escaped and returned to the British
headquarters and reports that Maharajah
Leila who is constructing large stockades,
declares that the Malayans will resist
the English to the utmost. Sir VIM. Jer-
Wis the newly appointed Governor Of
Straits Settlement, is at Penang prepar-
ing for attacking the Malnyans. They
are making rapid progress.
TURKISH PEACE NEGoTIATIoNs.
Aspecial from Berlin contains the fol.
lowing details in regard to the negOtiR-
tions In the Turkish insurrection Ques-
ton: Count AndraSsy, the Austrian
Prime Minister, has submitted to ST, Pc
tersburg the proposal he was entrusted to
draft. In II he enumerates the reforms
that Turkey should pledge to the insur-
gents and the guarantees that the Great
Powers should demand for their fulfill
ment. Prince Bismarck and Prince
Gortschakoff have discussed the leading
points Of this document and expressed
their approval Of II. As soon rs the Im-
periai Governments have definitely ac.
cepted the proposal the other powers Of
Europe will be invited to participate,
Colonel Owen has resigned his position
as Centennial Commissioner. Colonel
Herbert SandfOrd and Professor Archer,
director Of the Elinburg Museum, have
been appointed Joint Commissioners.
The weather in England has been In
tensely cold. West Richardson, the well
known gun maker, Is reported to have
been frozen to death while on shooting
excursion.
LONDON, December 4.-The Ministry,
taking into consideration the inCOnve-
nience Of the winter session, will not call
Parliament together earlier than usual,
LONDON, December 4-GA. M.-Vienna
kilograms mention rumOrs that the
Princes OF Abyssinia, through the Amer
lean missionaries, have asked the assist
ance OF the United States against the
Mohammedan invaders.
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The river was reported falling last
evening, with 0 feet in the channel.
The departures yesterday were the
Market Boy for Pittsburgh at 8 A. NJ; the
Express for parkersburE at noon.
The Fearless and barges passed down
with coal and merchandise. .
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at Or. NJ, and will return this afternoon.
The Courier Is this mornings Parkers'
burg packet. ,,,.
TIE Granite State will pass down this
morning, md the Salt Valley and Carrie
Brooks will pass up tonight.
There Is very little Of interest to the
general reader In the river news these
DAYS. The regular routine OF arrivals
and DEPARTURES il about all the reporter
hears. ,
PITTSBURGH, December 3.-River 0
feet . inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and rainy. DepnrIed--urantte
State, for Portsmouth. .,
NASHVILLE, December 3,-liver fall.
ing, 10 feet on shoals.
CARLO, Ills, December 3,-Arrived-
Oriole, Memphis; Chas. Morgan, New
Orleans. Departed - Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati. River % feet inches falling.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 80.
Sr. Louis, Mo, December 3.--Arrived-'
Ironsilcs, Pittsburgh. Depatted-Gene'
vive, Memphis; Colossal, Vicksburg,
River fallen two inches. Weather
cloudy, damp and very ioggy.
IoutsvIhLE KY, December 8. 3.-River
falling. 10 feet s inches in canal. s feet
8 inches on falls. Arrived-Ashland,
Orleans; Mary Miller, Cincinnati. De.
parted - Ashland, CINCINNATI; Mary
Miller, Orleans. Weather warm and
rainy.
EVANSVILLE. IND., December a.
Weather cloudy, Mercury so to 5So.
Signs Of rain. River % l.l0 feet and
falling. Up-Arlington, Roberts and
Robin, Down-shippcrs, Own, Vint
Shinkle, Tatascor. Business light.
Shippers Own goes to Nashville. Cairo
packets detained by fog and have not ar.
rived.
ClScfHN4rl, o., December 3.-River
% feet 0 inches falling. Weather cloudy
and light rain. Atrived-Laura l.. Da.
via, Pfttsburgh; Andy Baum, Memphis.
Depafled-Andes, Wheeling; Laura L.
Davis, CumberlaRdriver Kittie Hegler,
Arkansas river
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ATLANTA, December 3.-Gov. Smith
has Just addressed letter to the people
Of Georgia urging them to send delegates
to the Convention which will meet In
Chicago on the 10th. lie snys to restore
our property we must look to our great
national highways Of trade to rivers and
water lines first, while other means OF
transportation should not be neglected.
The government Of the United States ia
the only competent pOwert to improve and
control these, and they should be main.
tained as free public Highways for the use
Of everybody. We must look to the
United States government for these
improvements, opening these lines will
go far towards solving the questions Of
transportation by n legitimate compeli-
ton which will benefit the railroad inter.
est with other interests, hence the false
antagOnism between them should be done
away with. lie strongly deprecatcs the
fight which is constantly going on between
the great industries. of the country, these
industries are not naturally antagonistic.
lie says We Of the cotton States have no
warfare to make upon any other In.
dustry, but on the contrary we should
labor for the advancement Of all. Georgia
has no war to make on the manufacturers
or other sections, but on the contrary her
true interest will be found In urging the
advance Of all tkese, and to thiS end
should labor. He urges all lie different
interests Of the country to send rcpresen.
tatives to Chicago to consult upon these
questions, and II the same sound good
sense which characterizes tho ordinary
business transactions Of our people be
brought to bear upon these qIestionS II
will do more towards solution than all
the fine spun theories Of the present gen.
GRAFTON. The letter speaks the sentiments
Of large majority Of the people of this
State,
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IIob6erY ana Murder.

San FRANCISCO, December IA bold
attempt at robbery and murder took
place this afternoon at hotel. A young
man calling himself $. II. Hamilton re.
qucSted Hopkins & Haley, money bro.
kers, to send $3.50 In greenbacks to his
room at the Palace Hotel for exchange.
The firm sent a boy with the money, ac.
compOnied by officers, suspicion being
excited The officers waited outside and
the boy went in. While counting the
money he was attacked by Harrington
with Il hutchet. The officers rushed In
and arrested him. Harrington had pre-.
violisly unsucccssfully attempted to lure
Michael Reese to his room OIL the pretext
Of negotiating Il loan. From entries on his
notebook he seems to have been Of good
connections In some portion Of the West.
lie was impelled to the act by n desire to
obtain means 10 return home.
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New YoRK, December o. Cotton
Steady at 13 1.lGal3lc. Flout--StiIl
strongly In buyers favor; SuperGne ex.
ira and State 81 6Oa5 4O good to choice
s. 55a0 00; common 10 good 81 0Onj 90;
white wheat extra 50 l0GS 90; extra Ohio
So OOa7 80; 81. Louis S. OOay 90; rye llour
firm. Corn MeAl-steady al 81 lja3 %.
Wheat-Dull and heavy rejected spring
81 O3a1 O5; ungraded Minnesota fair to
good 81 16al %; winter red western new
81 goal 2j; amber Michigan 81 "a; white
Western 81 40. Rye--E'iFm at 9Oc. Bar.
ley and Malt-QGiet. Corn-Otened a
shade ifmet; western mixed 73a74c; do
sail 74aT5c. Oats-A shade ilfmer and
fairly active; western mixed No. 2 and
State 43a4Oc; white State 4ia52c. Hay
Firm at 7Oa76c. llops--Quiet; extra
and western 1Oal5c. CoTee-QIiet at
lSa22c. 'Sugar-Firm; fair to good re.
fining SiaSlc; prime ssC. Molases and
Rice-Quiet. Whisky-Firm al 81 lja
15I.
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A brutal and Unprotected Muir
tlnr.

DEfRoIr, Mtcn, December 3,-The
Free Pes contains the story Of brutal
and nnprovoked murder that was com.
mitted In this city this evening, the VIC
tim being Peter Wchlthen, late Of Phila.
delphiA, n sailor, by another sailor,
known as "Plng" Campbell. The deed
was done in sailors boarding house,
Wehllhen being struck first upon one
side Of the neck and then upon the other
by Campbell with his fiat and afterwNrd
kicked IN tho abdomen. Death was al.
most instantaneous. Campbell escaped.
lie belongs in Toronto. lie is 90 years
Of nge, 5 feet 8 inches high, slenderly
built, light, straight hair, smooth face,
no beard and large dark eyes. lie wore
n dark blue faded soldiers blouse, dark
rantnlDOns, and black al paCa cap.
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Nhnltlnr Down the Colllerlcs.

PoTrsvfhLE, PA, December 3.--In con.
sequence Of the overstocked condition OF
the Eastern markets and the closing Of
navigation, the Philadelphia and Read
ing Coal and Iron Company will to.mOr.
row direct the stoppage OF thirty Of their
forty collieries in this region, the re.
naming ten having a producing capacity
Of 1000 tons daily to continue to sup
ply the furnaces and railways in this
vicinity. About 5000 men and boys
are thus thrown out Of employment.
Twenty-Five individual colleries will also
suspend during the week and II iSthought
that By December 10, suspensions will be
general and over 10000 people will be
out Of employment IN the Schulkill re-
gion. The suspension may not last over
two months though fears are entertained
that work will not he resummed till
spring.
The iron lra,lc continues dull; orders
have been issued by the Redding Tool \
Iron Company to stop work nt their vari.
ouS ore mines where six hundred men
are now employed.
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BALTIMORE, Observation-Disclosures
ly active but unchanged. Whent-Ac.
Tive; No. 2 western red 81 81; pennsyl.
vania red 81 3jal 3s. Cofn-Western
uuiet western mixed old 7llc; new GGc.
0ats1Dull and nominal; western white
IiaI3c, western mixed 39A40c. Kye-
Guiet at 8Oas5c. Hay-steady; Mary.
land and Pennsylvania S22A2i. Pfovis.
ions = Unsettled, tending d9pTnTard.
Pork-New S22 OOa22 so. Bulk Meats
None offering. Bacon - Scarce and
firm; shoulders lie; clear rib l4al4ic.
Hums-l5lal6c. Lard-sLeadyt crude
iSla; refined 14c. Butter-Active and
firm; western extras 2sa30c; Rfsts 25n
27c. Pefoleum-Nominally unchanged
Coffee-sttong but quiet; business re.
stricted by the 6rmness Of holders; Rio
cargoes lSl la2lt jobbing l9a22ic. Whis.
ky-A shade iitmer al 81 l6ial II.
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shows enterprise. The new buildings are
far superior to those destroyed. II has
taken somewhere between $1,000 and
$1,000 TO erect them, The machinery for
hoisting the coal is greatly superior TO
anything that they have yet had. Coal
will be furnished in few days to all who
wishit,
Our County Court adjourned a few
days ago until to-day. II has now been
in session more than three weeks and
there is talk OF making an effort to make
tia permanent arrangement, ,at least when
We have nothing else going on. ItiVOuld
surely be u convenience. True, it would
tax the people somewhat heavily, but
what Of that compared to the amount Of
justice dispensed and tho happy effect it
would have upon the morals Of our peo-
pie.
Although We have the name Of being
u strictly temperance town, the Jug line
between this and Wheeling seems to be
doing thriving business. 1t seems that
our laws are somehow powerless to ar
rest the traffic,
A good part Of the time OF our County
Court ut each OF its sittings is spent on
whisky cases. Our Prosecuting AttOr-
ney does all that man can do, and there
is a failure somewhere, Where it itS
Y.
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4 Juror Fined nnd Imprisoned.

CHICAGO, December3.--Aju Juror named
]. A. Ferguson, in the U. s. Court, in the
case Of Royal Hill Va. Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, involving over n hundred
thousand dollars, having summoned Mr..
]. W. Walton as principal witness for
plaintiff, and having made inquiries Of
Walton concerning amounts involved In
The suit, ETC., Judge Blodgett after cen.
surfing in strong terms this conduct,
sentenced the juror to pay fine Of a
hundred dollars and two months impris.
onmcnl in the county Jail. Ferguson al.
miLtrd;the fact but denied any corrupt in.
intent, The remaining eleven Jurors
were discharged aud The case proceeded
befofethe court.
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Moody nnti Snnitey Meetings.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-The
prayer meetings Of Moody and Sankey
continue to be we'll attended. To-day in.
temperance was made the special subject
Of prayer, the requests embracing many
from persons for near relatives, and also
including one that liquors may not be
sold in the centennial grounds during the
Exposition. TO.mOfrow's meeting will
be devoted to prayers for sunday schools,
and will I've conducted by DR.. Newton,
Mes'rs. Moody and Sahkey taking the day
for much needed Fesl.
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CHICAGO December 3-Flour- Dull
Wheat-Fair demand but at lower
rates; No. 1 Chicago Springsl Ol; No. .,
do. ST Of bid spot and December; 81 O2a
| 02t seller January; No. 8, Soc; reject.
ed 72c. Corn-Quiet; closed firm No. 2,
45ic spot; 44lC bid seller December
49, Ic seller January; old rejected 43a43ic.
oats-Dull; No. 3, 29Ic spot; 3Otc sell
Ter January. Barley-Demand fair and
market firm at S44c spot. Rye-Quiet,
firm and unchanged. Pork-Steady at a
moderate demand $40 l5al9 20 spot;
$40 07ial9 10 seller December; $40 l0a
10 12i seller January. Lard-Steady and
in moderate demand at $l2 15spotiSl2 20
al2 22i seller January; $l2 32lal2 81
seller February. Bulk Meats = Firm
7ial0alOIalOl. Whisky - Steady at
81 II.
On call boaftl-Wheat-EASy at$l 00l
December; 81 OF January. Corn-F'irm
al 45Ic December; 44c january. Oats
One eighth lower. PrOvisiOns-FirmCr
and unchanged.
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WASHINGTON.
Message Approved.

Presidents Message Approved.
WASHINGTON. y. G., December 3--rhe
Presidents message was approved by
the Cabinet, yesterday, to whom II was
carefully read. To-day manifold copies
are being made for the press. It's exact
length has not been ascertAined, though it
will be considerably longer than the Pres
idents previous messages. 1t cannot yet
be asccrtained whether ii will be sent to
Congress on Monday or Tuesday, this
will depend on the time consumed in the
organization Of The House and the recep.
ton Of the notification OF the fact by tile
President.
SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY's REPORT.
The report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury on Finances is in press. 1t
will be about the same length US such
previous reports. The estimates will not,
Il il said, exceed those Of last year. They
have not yet been printed, but copies will
be laid on the desk Of the members Of
Congress on Monday.
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W. are indebted to Mr., j. H.. Wood.
nMoitOis city, who with his family Is
,5ourniug at Birmingham, Ala, for II
COPY oilhc Iron Age published at that
pace, which by the way Is located in the
heart Of tie famous mineral region Of
Alabama, Mr., Woodward writes us that
the iron feeling is very dead for the pres
ent in that region, which is not surpris-
ing, and that the people are giving more
attention to agriculture. We notice in
the paper an address from Col. Thomas
Peter. on behalf Of the Jefferson County
Immigration Society, which sets forth in
in very fair and somewhat unique terms
the inducements to people to move to
that region, Land ia cheapithe climate
genial, and the future promising. Every
body i,cxpectCd to come, and when they
do come they are promised a cordial and
wen grauitou. entertainment. The COL
ouel i'a very clever and enterprising sort
Of man,
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Tic Mcmphis CITY Ilon,Is.

MEMPHIS, December 3.--In the case Of
The bondholders against the city Of Mem.
phis, the Supreme Court Of Tennessee de.
cided that the 100000 in bondsss ISSUED
BY Mayor Leftwich in 1868 was'legal, but
that Tie excess Of $i3J,00O was illegal, as
he was only authorized 10 issue 81 ,000,.
600. Secondly, that though the bonds
had been sold at greater discount
than 0 per cent, the transaction was nei-
ther illegal or usuriOuS, and the city can
neither plead usury nor scale the bonds.
Thirdly, that the city compelled TO levy
the taxes necessary 10 pay the interest on
the bonds issued prior to 1876, notwith.
standing that The new charter limits the
amount to be levied.
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The TiIns.Ontes DIYorcc CnSe.

LOUISVILLE, December 3.-ChancelIor
Bruce this morning rendered his decision
IN the Titus.Oate divorce case, granting
decree Of divorce to Mrs. Alice y. Titus
from Tracy W. Titus. The maiden name
Alice 0. Oates-of the plaintiff Is re.
stored, as Is nlso the property which
passed to Titus by their marriage. This
ia all she asks. Mr.. Titus, when last
heard from, was starring on his way in
Australia, and in all probability has not
heard Of tho decision. The suit which
has thus been decided has been in pro-
greSs since the 30lll day Of last July.
In Mrs. Titus petition she states that they
were married on the 23d day Of NOvem-
Der, 1873; that after this marriage, with.
out fault on her part, Titus contracted
the habit Of drunkenness, accompanied
with a wasting Of their estate, without
making my suitable provision, or in fact
any provision whatever for the support Of
his wife, who has earned her own living
starring through the States ms an actress.
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Tin t,nhinct in Ncssio,.

WAsnfSaToS, December 3.-The Cabi-
net was in session four hours to-day, prin.
cipally occupied with the consideration
Of the Presidents message, which Is now
complete with the exception Of n few
closing paragraphs. They AlaO consider
ed The request Of General Babcock for n
court Of inquiry 10 examine the charge
that he was connected with the whisky
frauds. Those who know the result de.
cline at present to make II known. There
Is belief that the request will he grant
ed and that detail Of officers will be np-
pointed by the Secretary Of War.
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pg,rHor Ex.MAYoR CRANGLE.--We
,,rst to announce the death Of Henry
cr,ngIc, E.qq which occurred yesterday
morning at S! o'clock at his residence on
Cb,plinc street, Centre Wheeling, after a
D,otracted illness, At the time Of his de-
n,.e Mr.. Cranglc was cashier Of the City
Rank, but ior many years was n partner
IN the firm Of Crangle " Co., who did IL
,,gr and lucrative business in the gro.
cr ,al, lie was also Mayor of the
div during the civil war. As business
nan lie wa. upright in all hiS dealings
pacitinn and public official he stood
bi.h in lhc estimation Of his fellow
citizen, and his social lie was noted for
ln, warm hearted generosity which se'
rpre. botI, esteem and friendship.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 3,-PetrOl-
eum-Firmer; refined llIc; crude l0Sc,
FlOur-Irregular; extra So %; high
grades 81 5OaS 80. Wheat-Red Penn
Sylvania 81 40; red Western 81 GOAL 10;
amber 81 25al 43. Rye-At ssc. Corn
-Weaki yellow old 7la76c; yellow new
G0a6sc. Oats--Steady; white 45a50c;
mixed 40a42c, WhisEy--Firm; Western
81 10. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
CheCse-Demaud fair and market firm at
l2!alSC, Eggs-Firm; Western fresh
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, December 9.-WOol-
Attracting more attention; 10000 pounds
Of Ohio fine sold at 4sC; 100000 pounds
Of Ohio and Michigan fleece on private
terms; 5000 pounds pulled western 52a
SOC, $4,000 pounds cOmbing at 02a66c;
10000 pounds lambs pulled at 36c; 10000
pounds COmbing at O2aG5c; 10000 pounds
Ohio western unwashed 3la37C for fine
and medium.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, December 3.-The body Of
the woman taken from Graceland Gene.
terry and sent in n barrel to tho Office Of
the United States Express Company, has
been identified ns that OF Mrs. Emma p.
Adams, wife Of n prominent hardware
dealer Of this city, who Is At present in
New York. The body was buried on the
2Oth Of November, and was exhumcd TN.
der the direction Of DR.. Wilder last
Wednesday. Warrants are out for the
arrest Of Wilder, but the officers have not
been able to iind him up to the present
fine.