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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-05

RocHEsTER, PA, November 4.--John
CLARK, who was sentenced to be hanged
o-morFow, has been granted a respite Of
wo weeks BY the Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-05
Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, November 4.-Steamship
Eliza, from GLASGOW, arrived.
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BERLIN. November 1.-The Parliament
ratified the treaty Of Commerce with the
Republic Of Costa Rica. Herr Van Del
bruck stated in Parliament that the Gov
ernment intends sending representatives
to Central America for the purpose Of
extending the treaty relations.
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In addition to the indictment against
Julius Wilkowski, charged with fraudu-
lently obtaining $4,000 from the govern.
meni, true bills have been found by the
Grand Jury,in the alleged conspiracy and
prosecuting false claims, against Gen. j.
S. Negley, Henry Fetterberg, Wiley Ed
wards, Lewis Peck, George Keelan, Al
bert Metcalf, X. G. Mitchell, GA. Rurdy,
David G. Stewart, Frank l., Owens and
Henry Waters, and also against Lugg
Fort and ex.Congressman K, K. Butler,
of Tennessee.
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COLUMBUS.
Meeting Of state Central Cone
Inittee!


COLUMBUS, November 4.-The Repub.
ican State Central Committee met here
to-day. No business Of public interest
was transacted and the committee ad.
journed TO meet on the second Monday OF
January, on which occasion the time for
holding the State Convention will be fixed.
SUSPICION OF FOUL rLAY.
Theresa Swisher, a servant girl, died at
a boarding house in this city several days
ago quite suddenly. Her remains we're
buried, but her friends suspecting foul
play had the body resurrected, and
Coroner's jury to-day made an exAmina-
ton Of It and returned a verdict that
Joseph 7. TusSing, the girls former Iov-
er, was the cause Of her death, using some
foul means to accomplish II. This sus.
picion IL increased by the fact that Tns.
sing has disappeared. II Ia thought by
many, by the threats made by Tnssing
that II the girl persisted in her refusal to
marry him he would be the death of her,
that that person was the cause Of her
death.
MINERS STRIKE.
Private kilograms received here this
afternoon state that most Of The miners in
Hooking Valley have left their work and
are on a strike. They demand an in.
crease OF ten cents per ton for mining.
The indications now are that the demand
will be refused by the operators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-05
FAST MAIL TRAINS.

When the additional fast mail service
from New York westward goes into Oper.
alton on the lst, there will two postal
car trains run daily between Pittsburgh
and points which will be definitely deter
mined hereafter, but Gen, Tyner says
it is probable that the St. Lous conneC-
tiOns, so far as the postal car service is
concerned, will be made with the fast
morning train from New York,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-05

Henry Oyerholz served notice on Jas.
II. Britton to-day Contesting his election
last spring rs Mayor Of this city. The
matter will probably be taken up by the
City Council at the session next week.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November THE Pail Nall
Gazette to-day is authorized to state that
Admiral Gy's might've slave circular will
be Withdrawn and new instructions he
issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-05

A Berlin special says it is affirmed that
Russia is not desirous Of acting indepen-
IDENTIFY in the Herzegovinian matter. The
three powers continue in complete har-
mOny,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14
TOLI7ICAL.

Eight rebel appointees out of the twelve thus
far selected by the Postmaster of the House OF
Representatives is doing pretty well in that line.
John McEnery, who claims to be the lawfully
elected Governor of Louisiana, has written an
open letter to Senator-elect Mcmillan regretting
the course taken by him in surrendering his Gre
dentisls. The "Govcrnor" however, accepts his
resignation, and announces that he will forthwith
appoint a successor.
We take very little stock in that story that is
afoat about secret anti Catholic society which
is to control things in the Presidential canvass and
Of which President Grant is a member We don't
believe there is any such society OF any extent or
power; and we do not believe President Grant
belongs to any thing of the sort.-Bostoa Globe.
John Q. Smith, the new Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, is native of Ohio, and is ffty-one years
of age. lie was a member OF the State Senate of
Ohio in lS60-62; member of the Ohio House of
Representatives in 1862 and 1868, and again of the
Senate in 1928. He was elected to the Forty
third Congress, and was among the best working
members of that body. Those who know him
best are emphatic in their assurances that he is
competent to fulfill the duties of the Office to
which he has been nominated.
1t is understood that the REIMBURSEMENT of his
Senatorial claims by Mr.. Mcmillan Of Louisiana
is done as part Of the Wheeler compromise, so
that the present Legislature, which is the result
OF the compromise, may choose Senator, about
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he regularity of whose election republican Sem

the regularity of whose election a republican Sen
ate can raise no question, they having endorsed
the Wheeler compromise. The Legislature which
is to elect Senator is so closely divided that
each party claims a majority on joint ballot. 1t is
thought that no election will be had until the va
cances in the lower House from the parishes of
Grant and Ouchita filed
The editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer went to
of the rag baby and according to his own admis-
sions, the infant is in bad way. lie says the
hard money democrats elected their candidate for
Speaker by whispering in the of Southern
nresentatives Your hope lies in the next
Presidency; Ohio and Pennsylvania have been
crushed, and New York is the only power that
can save you. You must look to her." The rag
baby patron is very angry at the Southerners for
listening to this advice, and "gets even with
them by predicting that some of them will steal
before they leave Washington. As for the real
effect of the election Of Mr.. Kerr upon the politi-
cal future, the editor says "The work of the
caucus in planting the chief officers of the organi-
cation in three Western States is properly inter-
preted here. The Eastern men did it for the pur-
pose of Cutting the West with offices, so as to be
able to say to us nextyear, You have been helped
we'll take the Presidency This may not be
pleasant to Mr. Hendricks, but it is true. 1t was
a small gain in the interest Of Tilden, and his
lackeys are chuckling. There is no need to at
tempt disguise; there is deep and ugly feeling
here upon the part of certain Western and South
ern democrats. They see the game and are ready
for it. They openly proclaim that New FORK has
drawn the bloody sword and the issue must be
met. Some of them are discouraged and dis
gruntlcd, and are very near unto the condition OF
the Baltimore ship captain who was afflicted with
cancer. But as Siias Wegg said to his friend and
patron, Noddy, when pressed As to the difference
between the decline and fall of the Rus sian En-
pire and the decline and fall of the Roman En-
pire. In Mrs Bo!iin' presence, sir, We had better
drop IT,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14
Special Notice!
Now is Your Time
TO HAVE YOUR
Pictures Made for Christmas.
DON'T DELAY!
MIR. HENDEE

MIR. HENDEE
Is naking the finest PhOtOgrap hs
of any artist i'm the State, equal in
finish to any Porcelain Picture.
He has the best arranged light ON
the kennebec, side and top light
com bined, which is u great inn
prOvemeut over the old top lig int.
The heavy shadows under the
eyebrows, nose and chin has al
ways been q great objection to
PhOtOgraphs-Wit his two lights
in one all these umpleasants had-
OWs are avoided, giving a round.
clear. brilliant image, soft as II
MeZZOtimt.
Another great advantage. the
time in sitting Is shortened one
half. Pictures Of Children
made In from three TO five Sec
Onds. Pictures made equally
as we'll in cloudy or stormy
weather as in pleasant, except
ing children, which requires
pleasant weather. Old pictures
copied and finished in ink or
color, any size up to life size
All work warranted satisfac.
tory. Remember you have no
stairs 10 climb, which is a great
convenience for children and
old people. First floor, opposite
the Post Office.
AtH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14

ria unnecessary To saw that every farmer, mer
chant, lawyer and business man ID ,n ns ,he Firy
Fifth Legislature and should be wen uIoI me- IT,
relation to the doings of that BODY WINE IN session
The Daily Kepnebec Journal will give iuii report,
of each DAYS proceedings during the session. anu
The Legislative Journal.
Subscribers will have in it complete Daily ia
per- with the latest news py eegfaph isoi AZ pa,
Of the world editorials, local, state national anu
foreign news, correspondence, &c &c IL Will oe
n paper Indispensable TO all who wish TO be wel
informe from day to day oftae proceeuihgs on u.
newt Ierislatnre and We offer it upon the follow
ing vel y liberal TERMS
one copy Of the Daily Kennebec Journal
TO one address, for the session, ~; . cop,
les. 1878; 10 copies, $500. Additional
subscribers taken at the same Rates.
We shall depend almost exclusively upon the ei
forts OF our friends Throughout the state senators
Members ofthe House. Postmasters, ana interesteo
parties generally to make up a large SUBSCRIPTION
list. ,;,o
Any person raising a club Of five, and sending
money as above to the undersigned sai hnve t h
money for ten as above, shall have an extra cop.
for himself; for every additional club OF ten, the
pcrson raising it shall have an additional extra
COW for HIMSELF all clubs must be sent In one
package, to one address. (unless by speclai ar
rangement made at this ofhce.) ..
An clubs must be raised before the iith day OF
January as none will be received aiter the session
opens; only single subscriptions at me inll rate
win then be taken. Those who want the complete
legislative record must begin with the first issue
back numbers cannot be furnished.
These who intend to raise climbs had better begin
in good season and not delay until about the be
ginning of the session, as some have done in year
past to their own loss and our great inconvenience
A brief Biogra phIcal notice of each Mem
der or the LeGislature will be published N
the Daily Kennebec Journal, = Copyright
having been secured ON the same.
spRAGUE, OWEN NASH.
Publishers of the Daily Kennebec Journal,
and the Weekly Kennebec journal
Augusta, Nov. IL, 1875.
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Partridge Bros, Druggists, under Gram
lite Hall, make a speciality OF hitting trusses
to hernia or rupture. They have the largest
stock and variety of trusSes In the state
from which to make proper selection for
any case presented, and have been most
successful In giving perfect nts.
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New ParlOr Game
Latest 2ning out!

Every ono Will auy 1T.
The neatness of the game makes it the leading
game. Price only SO cts. For sale at GEORGE
HUNTS, No. l2s Water Street, Augusta.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIRED NATUREs SWEET REsToRER, BALNY
SLEEP. But there are times when this "Renew-
of Strength" is denied US, times when our
minds and bodies have been so overworkcd and
are worn out that we 'woo the drowsy god in
vain" The Peruvian Syrup ian Iron Tonic) re-
news our strength and makes our rest sweet and
refreshing. decS-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14

The Forest Tar Co., of Portland, Maine, are sole
proprctors Of new invention by which the medi-
cal proprieties of the Pine Tree tar separated
from the black and worthless substances and Sc
cured in pure form. Their preparations Of "For-
est Tar" Forest Tar Solution" "Forest Tar
Trochcs, "Forest Tar Salve" and "Forest Tar
Soap must work radical changes in treating dis
eases Of the lungs, kidney, the skin and all ca
tarral affections of the mucous membranes The
Forest Tar Book" explains their use and applca-
ton. decSt&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14

A humorous Frenchman said in describing rheu.
ma.ism and gout "Place your joint in vice
turn the screw till you bear it no longer; tina,
gives you an idea Of rheumatism; now give the
instrument one more turn and you have govt u
Rheumatism can be cured by the early and faith
full use of Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil, and in
fact it is good TO cure any kind of pain or lame
ness. Sold by druggists and grocers.
dec8-tAwlw
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The Republican National Committee
will meet on Thursday, Jan. Is, at 10 A..
NJ, at the Arlington Hotel, Washington,
for the purpose of fixing the time and
place for holding the next Republican
National Convention for the nomination
of President and Vice President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-14

The public may place confidence in Messrs. j.
L. Devinc & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DR..
Geo. W. Martin, DR.. l.. J. Croker, DR.. w. Scott
Hill, DIR. Geo. L. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
decS teodtf
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Union soldiers, but their own columns now
convey sufficient to convince men of COM
mon sense that the statements OF the re-
publicans about these matters were not mn
true or exaggerated.
, 1875-08-31
after nunaet. Fart of tho outfit for hotl, e.xcH
should cus,sst Of Eug1ht or FrsncI, glover.
carefully paohod In flannel wliilc thoroughly
dry, aud packed IN wislc-mouthed bottle"


GLASS AND ITS HISTORY.
TIM l'aa Mad Gtttttt4 sars Taken IN con-
nectinn with tho glass o1hthitel in Japan. nrt'
said 10 bo over 1.eno yoarH old, MI nrticlo by ".
do Eovillo IN tl,e H1no'aiske FraM.aiss NAV he
road with intcreps. That 8ontlon,an says tlat
Frnuco long rstnainod indebted 10 ltaliau art In
The ma.tos Of making glass. although In tho
ni1th century drinking glnsncs wofo tnh1sufnr-
tired at 1ariR and Qni1nenGrogno. hut In f:li2
We lind Danrhtn paying forn li:to 9tass eerVloe
fer his daughter DINA tit price Of au OK. sotne
Of tho mort curious windows III tho Gothic cattle
drals date from tlle tbtrtocntl,, twelfth an even
eleventh centuries, but 1t vas only under Lutis
xiv. That FtAnoo appropriated tho secret q
these exquisite productions which V0nico HoIa
her for tt1er weight in gold. There. arc now II
inE RoYrn manufactures Of loolinK-glasBcs.
Eynry gear on M araragp 10000 700 bottsoa arc
u1niu mud 80, D00 100 Of tllose, filled With good
vino. find tloir WAY abroad, together with nbout
2p.hu) ),Don empty bnttlos, Forty yearn ago ion
bottles coat about 30 francs: now they cost half
tint rri:e. According to NJ. do foyito. tho i'll
veltoh or Glass t1euerycs to rank with printing
nnd steam rs MI agent OF civilization and rctino-
mcnt for 1t rendered indoor tfo possible. There
arc proofs, he says TINT glass existed IN tho
early days OF Christianity, but It wRB al oxcop-
tional luxury which did not survive tho fall OF
tie Roman Emnisa. Tic wintlow-paho rc1p
pearod nj IL later roro1 iii tho churches under
tho form Of sniall lozongcR Of o1uivocnl trans.
parcncy. At the castlo Of tho Duke of North
cumberland, In l5A7, rays tho writer, thoto Tora
q few glass windows, which uged to bo rnt IN
when his Graco WAS at homo aud not n country
ago there existed in franco corporation Of
"ChAsBisslcrB,' wtlope profession Was 10 nut In
windows OF oflod pnpor. 1t WIZ ouly in lilo
that glass-pancs in wooden framee wore used.
, 1875-08-31

WAEusNarox. D. c., Aug. 3Q.--Tho rainBtorm
yesterday was very destructive. Thirty houses on
Tihcr Crock were flooded 0 foot t1eop. Tho H.
matcs He'd to tho upper stories OF more substat,-
tsal dwolliuga. from whence thoy Here rescued
by RATS. The strootu In the vicinity ot tho
Navy-Yard, mover before ovortloWed. woro
covered, IN parts from to 5 feet; llkowiao
Eleventh aud Twelfth streets. Owing to
tho bursting ot tho sewers. tho Bsroct-cnra
ceasod running. Merchants On Pennsylvania
avenue loHt thousands OF dollArn by tho backing
Of tho water tnto their cellars from insufficient
sewerage. Much property waa also destroyed Or
damaged In Germantown Rock Crook waH high.
OF than for twenty years before. koarly all the
boats on tho crook or cnnhl Woro washed upon
tho banks, and sevora', coatladon, wore sunk. It
ia stated that tho destruction OF the dam sep
nrating Rocl Crock from tho Potomac will in-
yolye loss OF $100, QUO.
During tho storm tho Lightning struck three
telegraph poles. sliveting thcm to atoma, soyor-
ing tho connection between Georgetown and
Tonug!lytoWn.
, 1875-08-31
TELEGaAPHiC BREv!IIEs.

Notice has been received by tho milwaukee
Collector of InteluA. Nayenue from all the diH-
t.lless vhoso establishments were seized and
Voluntarily shut dovn. after Eebond,ng, OF N
intention 10 1eaumo sul It " expected tho whole
will be in running order again within twenty
days.
An Immense concourse OF 0crmAa cltizsns,
With bauds OF music and toschllghts, received
tho Turner's, who arrived 1t milwaukee, last
niXht from tho NATIONAL Faat 1t hea Yotk. a
banquet wss spread 1t Turn Hall. and tue busl"
ueRa houses And residences Of prominent ueE,
mann we7s Illuminated. Tia festivities continued
TIL = late hour.
Al. usotlua list night II Milwaukee the Wis.
cousin Art AasociAtion adopted art!nies o. incot-
porAtion with v1ow Ok estA9asolne IN A' ea1-
, 1875-08-31

THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD TROUBLE

THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD TROUBLES.
Special CoTresppn,s,stt u Th& Chisooo 1ribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 27.-Tho merchants
held meeting to-dny. It was strictly private.
1ts object WAS to doyiso nenns to pnt nh end 10
tho va: Lotwcen tho st. Lonis h southeastern,
the Louisvtilo II Nashville. an.l tho Nashville,
Chattanooga l. st. IouiB 1sailroats.. Tho fight
has oyi.lout'y proved disastrous to tho trade Of
Nashville. ~ 1nany have gouo through II to
Louisville, Cincinnati, and tle Eastern citieB,
81. Louis and Chicago, and purchased supplies
at those points, TINS. to use tho common OK
o''i .uo Easvs % me4cIants aSI VIII VIII tho sN,s !,a
tn hohl." All tho wlolnsala merchants laid
IN heavy stock Of fa!! goods. III anticipation ot
nil unprecedented trade, The crops woro no in-
nlGtsHo no much mora abundant than WAS eYnr
before known In Tonnosseo, rs to warrant tho
expectations they !lupcd to rea!ize. But tho war
between tho roads mentioned has worked upon
tlIom an nnooked-tor hnrtlshp. 1t 10 estimated
TINT they havo lost in rado mt less than a10,0o
por day sinco tho fight commenced. mouth
ago. They now propose, to enter: into an
investigation al to what road is nt
fault, and to enser into p solemn
patronage from it,. Ills, It's believed, will ha.o
tlIo effect to bring tho fight to cioso.
It is claimed that, 1t tho management OF tho
at. Louis southeastern and tho E1ixabcthto1n Il
paducah Koals h4vo accomplished nothing more
it tho f1Eht, tfoy hayo moHt al mirabiy succeeded
in the advertisement Of another route totwocn
Nashville It Louisvilie,-a fact not evon known
hero bcsorn.
But it would seem that II will soon become
more question Of time, between tho Southeast
o,n and tho Etizabothtown l. paducah NoadR, aa
70 how long thov can be operated at thu ANAL
H1m Of 80 cents por passenger from Nashville to
Loutavillc. No road 255 milcs in length can
afford loug to carry pasaongera At tlis o1ceed-
t,gly-iow ratio. Tho Louisville j. Nashville
Itoad charGoa 42.50 por passenger on ai trailia
sare tho one directly in opposition to tito train
on tho itnoH mentioned, md ia, therefore, moro
capable Of auatAlning itself; but oven that, l
a1n told, docs uot pay. Don,
THE GILMAN, CLIFTON a. SPRINGFIELD.
srnINeF1E1p. H.. Aug, 90.--1lr. Morse and
bir. Jottrlos, on tho pnrs Of Mr. Boyton, tho
agent OF tho Trustees. snd Mr. 8. Conkung, OK
Superintendent, on tho part OF Mir. Hinckley,
theIato Receiver, lcft hero this morning to n,aLo
complete inventory Of the property On aud
along the limo OF the Gilman. Clinton Il Bpsing-
field Railroad. Mr. 9oyton having made do
mani upon Mr, Hincksey to pay oyor tho cash
balances In his handa, aud alr. uinckloy having
declined 10 do 30 for tho psosont, thH
morning caused an e1psrt 70 mako al
examination a3 tho cahh-books and found
out from tAose that 1tr. Hinckl0y il
still indebted to tho Trlsteeat exclusive Of
tho $4,000 which he has paid ovor, q littIo moro
than e7j,0 Tho attorney for hr. Boyton Mill
to-day apply to Judge Upton for an order upon
Mr. ulnuatoy to gtow cause why he should not
be committed Tor contempt.
, 1875-08-31
FAIRS.

At LAFAYETTE. IND.
spaeIas DispateA to Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. a0.-The Nppecsuoo
County Fair opened to-day with the most aatter-
Ing prospects, the entr1esso far numbering nearly
eight huatired Tic uisnlay OF bloodod cattle
now on tho ground numbers tiyn herds Of ten to
1fteen head each, and n,o.e to arrive. There is
also tasgo number Of chnioo broeda OF shoep
aud svine, representing segorAl outside counties
IL Indisna and Bome from Ohio, Illinois, snd
Michigan. Tho s1eAk Of horses will be tho moat
complete over exhibited here, coming from
Kansas, Ohio. Illinois. and Michigan.
4 large number IRE trotsora, paoers,
and runners. Thoro iB also como Ano
imported Norman stock ftotu Kentland, Ind,
aud 0nArKa, ILL.,. = part Of stud Of nine import
cd last spring. Tho Committee On Speed con-
cluded to throw tho fast t1otttng raco on Wolnes.
day afternoon for $500 opou tu all. entfios being
tnkeu till Wednesday, noon. Tho pacing rac0
comes OF Tuosdsy afternoon. Tho fair uili cob
tinuo tho wlolo Weok.