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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-11

OFFICERS tSsrALLED.-At a regular
meeting Of Buckeye Lodge No. 2, |. ON,
Of Bridgeport, the following elected OH.
GERS we're publicly installed by the Grand
Officers ofohio. A. +. Foaftney, W. Nj
". ". Baggs, j. Nj Oliver Bnndy, Re.
cofdins Secretary; Frank II. Barker, Fl.
nanciai Secretary James T. Clayland,
Treasurcr James P. Jones, Chaplaini
George Stewart, Conductor.
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, Jan. lO.-Further difficulties
between China aud Japan are anticipated
in consequence Of the latter Oblecting
to conditions forming q treaty.
Adyices from Cape Town TO the 10th
Of December, report that the country had
been visited by q terrific storm, doing
an immense damage on the sea shore,
To-day being the second anniversary Of
the death Of Ex.EmperOr Napoleon, q
large number Of French ImperlaliSts arc
at Chiselhurst
The steamer Kathleen Mary, from
Odessa for Falmouth, has been lost at sea
rwenty.six persons drowned,
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The corn crop Of the United States for
1874 Is reported by the Agricultural De-
partmcnt at slightly more than eight
hundred millions Of bushels. This Is a
reduction Of one hundred and twenty
millions from the corn crop Of 1873,
which was itself mot a good year for
corn" This decline in production ac-
counts for the high price Of corn. Two
crops having been thus below the average,
It Is to be hoped that the corn crop Of
1875 may be a good one. This crop Is rs
important as the wheat crop for upon 1t
closely depends the provision crop Of the
country andthe maintenance Of all work.
Ing animals, whilst not a small part Of 1t
belong, to the staple stock Of human
food
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TooNEAR THE FtRE,-tOhn sheekey
tends the ore ctushef in the Top Mill
On Saturday morning John was standing
TOO close to the Gre at The mill and hii
clotaing commenced burning, John wa'
badly frightened, but had the presence
Of mind to roll himself in a heap
Of ashes, and thus e&linguish the flames
He was seorched a little, and his cloth.
Ing injured considerably.
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lin Tue New York courts reference
has been ordered 10 ascertain II the Mo.
lille 4 Northwest Railroad Company has
property In that State, judgment having
been obtained by default for Sl23A In
q suit brought against the Company BY
Albert ". Barnes and Benz. pibpey, the
amount being the balance alleged 10 be
due for building fifty miles Of road bed.
AT Wooster, O., IN Saturday, there
was the annual celebration rommemo-
rative Of the battle Of New Orleans.
There was an immense concoufse Of pco.
pie assembled to hear Governor Allen.
The people were Ahxiousto hear the Gov
etnofe views on the financial question,
and we're greatly disappointed when he
failed to define bis position on II, lIe de-
liveted a lengthy and bitter speech on
the Louisiana dilficulties.
The arrangements for the grand
charity calico ball to be given next Thurs.
day evening in Cleveland, Ohio, for the
benefit Of the Bethlem Relief Association
and the Wilson Street Hospital, are com.
pleted. Over Ave thousand invitations
have been Issued. II Il believed that thi.
ball will Be the gtandest affair Of the kind
ever held In this country,
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We heard Of sleighlng party on Sat
urday evening that went out to Mrs,
French's. The thermometer indicated four
degrees below zero, but sleighing is jolly
fun, under any circumstances, For cool
comfort, however, why not put on your
summer clothes and take voyage on an
ice.aoe-to the permanent seat" for In
qtanna
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GheGatelLigetrte
The Two VIrgiuias,

Wehave referred to highly important
decision that has been rendered in the
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia In
regard to the liability Of the two States
for the debt Of the old Commonwealth, in
which the following points were decided
Under a certain compact entered into be-
the State OF Virginia and the old james
River Canal Company tsucceeded by the
James River and Kanawha), the State OF
Virginia is liable "forever" to the stock
holders Of the latter company for the an
nuity Of fifteen per cent per annum on their
stock without diminutiOn or abatement
The dismemberment Of the State does not
change Its liability as between itself and
creditors. The State Of West Virginia
is also bound to the creditors for
the whole debt which existed
at the time Of Its dismember-
ment. As between the two States, they
ore bound rutablY and II Virginia has to
pay the whole debt an equity arises ut
once in her favor for contribution, against
West Virginia, which she can enforce in
the United States courts. The principle
as to the liability Of each State for the
phois debt to the creditor IL the same,
whether the partition was created by con.
sent or violence; the new State cannot by
her separate action or by the combined
action Of the two States extinguish or
even divide the claim Of the Credi-
tor without his consent, So long
as they can be identified, even though
each may have assumed, each is
bound to the creditor for the whole debt.
Virginia i4still a State, and has not lost
lost her identity by tie Acknowledgement Of
the forty-eight counties detached to West
Virginia.
The points above stated would seem to
involve very seriously the bonds recently
issued by the state Of Virginia under her
funding bill The old bonds were fund.
ed and new ones were issued for twO.thirds
their amount, together with what was
called "West Virginia certificates" for the
remaining third Of the state, thus hold.
lug the new state liable for One-third.
TLn no,,rI hnwnvnr sinIna Tint n nXnFpss
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weather IN New York,

New York, January iO.-'The weather
was very cold yestertlayi the thermometer
stood al 80. In the evening high wind
sci In; at midnight the temperature had
fallen 30 degrees. This morning the
Thermometer registered two degrees be.
low zero. Dispatches from the interiot
report the coolest weather for years; In
Spme instances The murcuty falling TO 90
degrees below zero,
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LBo BRoKEs.-Nti" Julia Lambert, a
millinef, residing on lith street, slipped
on the pavement about noon Saturday,
and broke leg. Dr. Ftissell and lTnpp
reduced the fracture, Miss Lambert was
yesterday morning taken to the Hospital.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January O,-To4lay being the
second anniversary Of the death OF M.
poleon, memorial services were held In
the Church Of st. Augustine. The church
was densely crowded,
President McMahon to-day received the
Duke de Broglie.
The CaialOnian corporations have In.
vited ex-Queen Isabella to take up her
residence in Barcelona,
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THE amount Of dividends paid by cor.
pOrations in the city Of New York during
the present month, from Government,
State, railroads and other corporations,
will amount to S5l,OOOOOO. The Graphic
thinks one.half Of this sum will be rein
vested. Such result cannot fail to give
business a new and vigorous impetus.
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YIN. G. Ave are requested to state
that there will be special meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
this Monday evening, in the basement
Of the First Presbyterian Church, I'M
portant business Ia to be presented, and
II Is hoped there will be full turn out,
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WONDER II the Standard men couldn't
be induced to hire a hall and tell us all
about it-what they know about hair.
Let no narrow newspaper contract your
powers, gentlemen; the entire continent
Il before you. Hairs looking at you
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,tr. voorhees, Withdraws.

ISDIANAPoLis, January i0-The Senti-
ad Of tomorrow morning will contain a
a letter from Hon. D. W, VOORHEES, to the
Hon. B. +. Havens, Withdrawing his name
a candidate for the United States Sen.
Atorship.
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THE missonaty money appurtione,l to
the three NJ. +. Conferences in this sec.
tion, to be raised by them, is Pittsburgh,
$4,000, Erie, $SO,5OO, West Virginia, s5,-
mn
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An uptown merchant, complaining Of
the dnllhes Of business, says his shop is
like Enorh Arden. II "sees no sale from
day to day"
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Port Of Galveston.

New ORLEANS, January lO.--.A dis.
patch from Galveston, Texas, says: At a
meeting OF the Joint Delegation from
Omaha, Council Bluffs, PlatteSmouth,
Nebraska City, 81, Joseph and Atchlson,
II was unanimously resolved, First, That
Galveston Ia, sooner or later, destined 10
be one Of the most important seaports In
the world. Second, Tint II Is at this
time the natural and true outlet for all
the surplus products OF the Northwest,
which we represent Third, That the
city contains ample capacity and sufficient
facilities TO accommodate the trade at
present, and we feel confident that as the
commerce Of tile country increases, 80
will their capital and facilities. Fourth,
That upon careful examination oi the
commercial facilities we find that the
improvement Of the harbor by the deep.
ening Of her channel on the bar il the
first and most important matter now TO
be accomplished, and that. we do hereby
pledge ourselves individually and as a
body to cooperate faithfully and indus
triously with our friends Of Galveston
for the accomplishment Of this end.
Fifth, That II Is expected Of the Delega.
ton that each one Of itS members will
use his utmost endeayor to advocate the
claims Of Galveston for her Just proper.
tion Of federal and commercial patronage
TO establish, II possible, at an carly day, a
permanent mercantile intercourse. Sixth,
That we heartily tender His Honor, the
Mayor, and all the officers Of this beauti-
ful Island City, IA we'll as also The Cotton
Exchange and all other commercial
bodies, also TO the Gulf City Club, to
whom we are indebted for large share
Of our pleasure, our most hearty thanks
for the very handsome reception given
us, and will return 10 our homes feeling
confident that oil the face Of Gods earth
there IL not more hospitable people.
tSigned1 JoHN ]. REDiCK, Chm,
". +. DILLON,
Nebraska City,
THOMAS MuRritY,
.. Atchison,
A. KERR st. JOsePh
j. +. LYMAN,
Council Bluffs,
Committee on Resoiation4
1. The entire delegation leave this fore
noon for home tid the International 4
Great Northern road.
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TnE Democtalic City Convention meets
this afternoon TO nominate candidates fot
municipal offices.
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Only OSE.-1'he lookup last evening
had but one occupant, Geo. Fricker who
was arrested by Officer 81. Myers for
violation Of q city ordinance.
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BLUE noses were around town yeSler.
day, but they didn't linger long about The
loaGnR CORNERS.
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TnE Ice men are happy. There is
some prospect Of their getting a good
supply Of Ice.
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New YoRk, January g.-Arrived-
Steamships Algeria and City Of Antwerp,
from Liverpool.
LONDON, January 9.-The steamship
Iessihg, from New York, has arrived
DIti
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The Republicans say that the some
what remarkable letter Of Judge Dibble,
Assistant Attorney General to Hon,
Charles Foster, which was ublished In
the Democratic papers Of this city yes
torday morning, was the subject Of con.
sideration and comment during the day
We cOyersed with very few who took
the view Of the matter which il expressed
by Mr.. Dibble, and we feel authorized to
say that the opinion Is his individually
and il not held by the leading Repnbli'
cans Of the State. Gov Kellogg most
emphaticaIly. disclaims any endorsement
Of the letter, aud states that Mr.. Dibble
published It in the Democrat papers
alone and without consulting him or
other leading Republicans on The subject.
His own views are in direct opposition Ia
Mr.. Dibble's on the status Of the State.
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THE parlor stoves are more attractive
than the beautiful snow.
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HT0CKlIOLpERsl MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Wheeling
and the election for Directors will be held
at the banking house on Tuesday, January
18th, 1875, between the hours OF ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. N.
ianl NJ A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK. January S'-aoNRY-EasyI
lOaning at SaSk per cent Prime mercan'
tile paper 5}fa7 per cent,
STERLING ExC4ASGE-Firm at $4.s6a
49O. '-'''-'-''-'------'.s
GoLD-opcned at ll2'G, fell of to ll9H
and closed at ll2I<. Carrying rates were 2
a5 per cent. Dry goods imports for the
week S4,46s,25l. Specie engagements for
morrow 100000, Custom receipts s97O,'
co., Treasury disbursements sSs2,OOO.
Clearings S5l, 100000.
GnYRRNMRNrs-Dnll md ELnnhY
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NEW YORK.


New YoRk, Jan. 1O.-patty feeling
ran high In the produce exchange yeStef.
day, growing otit Of diverse views enter.
tafned by the members on the subject Of
the interference OF The army In the Gov.
efnment Of Louisiana, and the following
paper was put In circulation by those
opposed 10 The call for public meeting
next Monday We the undersigned fecol.
lecting how the rebellion was ihaugurated
and the country forced into war by the
failure Of the Government TO protect lie
forts and officers, hereby testify our Ap.
proval Of the prompt action Of the Gov.
eminent In the late case Of the LegiSla.
tufe Of Louisiana.
THAT BULLION REPORT
A bogus report In regard to the state
Of the bullion Of England caused a furry
In the gold room to-day, and advanced
the premium temporarily. A committee
Of the Gold Exchange, appointed 10 make
an ihvestation, cens1red one OF the gold
and stock telegraph companies, and re-
commended that Ia Instruments he re.
moved from the gold sroom. a reward ia
offered for the detection Of the person
who furnished The bogue report.
Thos. Hayes, who shot Tos. y. Delaney
on the 7th Of September last, was found
guilty Oi murder in the second degree.
BANK STATEMENT
The following IL the bank statement /.
Loans, increase $i,96S,0O0; specie, in.
crease, S5,26s, 100; legalt, increase, 81 ,i77,.
800, deposits, increase, SlGlH,G00 circu.
lation, decrease, S2l5,000; reserve increase,
g. ,SSg ,450.
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NOTICES.

DEoPLEs BANK.
i WHRELISG, January s, 1876,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
will be heidi at the Banking House, for the
election Of Directors, on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, between the hours Of 10 <. N. and
Pm. j, +, uPDEGRAFF,
ian9 Cashier
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CToCKIIoLDERs' MEETING.

y
OFFICE oP WHEELING 4 BEI.NONT BRlDoE Co
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. %, 1874, !
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com.
pany will be held at the Office Of ths Com
pany on Monday, the 18th dug Of January,
1875, between the hoursof and 81 O'Clock,
p. NJ, for the election Of nine Managers 10
serve during the ensuing year.
de2S JOS. LAWSON, Scc'y.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

- CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoM'Rs,
WHEELING, January 0, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received At this
Office until January Is, for keeping In repair
the Water, Steam and Gas Fixtures Of the
Court House and Jail Of Ohio county, ior
one year.
The Boar Of Commissioners reserylng
the right to reject any or all bids,
JAM ClfAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
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STOCKHoLDERs' MEETING - COM.
- MERClAL BANK,
The regular annual meeting Of the Com
mercial Bank, for the election OF Directors,
will be held Ut the Bank on Tuesday, Janu
ary u, 1875, between the hours Of 0 A. NJ.
and IL NJ, .
jan5 s. p, lIlLDRErLI, Cashier
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Mayor LeedI, In his message 10 the City
Council to-day, called attention 10 the
published dispatch Of General Sheridan
to the Secretary Of War, dated January
4th, by which the community has been
calumniated, and advising the Council to
make an emphatic denial Of this most un'
justihable libel, Council adopted q reso'
luton saying; We know that such
charges are unfounded and unjust, and
appeal to the sense Of Justice Of the citi'
Eens Of our sister States, who have been
aluOng lis, to stignlatile as they deserve
the unwarranted charges and aspersiOns
thus brought againt us by Lieutenant
General Sheridan.
The public schools will reopen on Mon
day,
Seven policemen, who refused to report
at the State House on Monday to bear
arms, II necessary, were to-day dismissed
from service,
In the House Of the Kellogg Legisla'
ture, the clerk announced iifty.hve men,
bers present and a quorum. The memo
rial Of the Conservative members was
criticized and pronounced incorrect in
several respects, and committee appoint
ed to prepare counter statement 10 pre-
sent TO Congress.
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NJ Office.

The regular annual meeting Of the Stock.
hOldSrs Of the Ktna Fire and Marine In.
suranCe Company, Of Wheeling, for the
election Of Directors, will he held at the
Office Of the Company, No. 1915 Market
street, on Tuesday, Jan. l2, 1873, between
the hours Of 0 \. M. and t2M.
j. H. MILLER, Sec'y.
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CTocKHoLDERs MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Citizens Street Railway Company
will take place at the Court House on Sat
urday, the S0th, Mt 2 p. NJ.
iaaS ". II. WOODS, see'y
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SToCKHoLDERs' MEETING,

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Nail
City Brewing Co. will be held at the Office
Of the Company, corner SSd and Wet1ell
streets, January Goth, 1875, at o'clockP
NJ, for the purpose Of electlng a Board Of
Directors and other business.
jan9 CHR, SIEBKE, Sec'y,
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A MEETING OF THE SToCKHoLD.
n ERS Of the Fire 4 Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will be held at the
Office Of the Company February 18th, 1875,
for the purpose OF electing Board Of Di'
rectors and taking into consideration the
propriety OF making application for a new
charter. q. II. COLLIER, Seo'y,
WHEELING, January I, 1915, jams
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DANK DIVIDEND.
Dividend at Commercial Bank, payable
to stockholders OH demand.
JAMS $. p. HlLDRETH, Cashier.
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Committee on ReSolaiion4
/. The entire delegation leave this fore
noon for home tia the International 4
Great Northern road.
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DIVIDEND.

ID ~
Tho Board Of Commissioners Of the North
Western Bank Of Virginia have this day
declared final dividend Of two dollars per
share, payable To the stockholders OIL de.
mand. q. LAMB, Secretary,
jams At Bank Of Wheeling,
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.ByTeIegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER.
Night Dispatches.
LOUISIANA.
BISHOP wELNER AND GEN. SHERIDAN.

BISHOP WILMER AND GEN. SHERIDAN.
New ORLEANS January 9.-Unioundet
reports are current that the military
have orders to arrest the leading White
Leaguers.
Bishop Wilmer and General Sheridan
had IN interview this afternoon upon the
subject Of the condition OF aaairs IL
Louisiana, They failed to agree, and
consequently the interview was long and
somewhat stormy. The Bishop explains
that In his testimony before the Con,
gressional Committee, wherein he stated
that there was no security, he meant no
security under the courts against theft,
ETC., OF which he was speaking.
The slips Of Dibble's manuscript fur.
nished the Associated Press and the city
papers yesterday evening were from the
Republican office, Its nOn-appearance in
the Republican to-day created surprise,
MAYOR LEEDS address TO THE cry
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RIdls, with TIsrss..

The following story II told BY the Og.
densburg Journal A tramp who was
attempting TO steal q ride from this city
to Rouss's Point on Friday night, u.
perisnced q trip which was well calcu.
lated 10 make an impression on his
memory that will not soon be sradicated.
II appears that the splendid pair Of u.
gers and xebras which formed . part Of
the Hippodrome menageris. which has
spent most Of the Summer here, were
shipped that night for New York via
Rouse's Point. The tigers wore taken
from their cags. placed In temporary
boxes and put In a box car. The car door
was left open to allow . Tree circulation
OF air. The tramp. In looking for q
good place TO stow himself away, came
across this open car and cravled In.
After the train started. the tigers became
uneasy from the rumbling Of the cars,
having remained In . quiet state here
for nearly two months, and tried TO get
out Of the boxes. The tigress succeeded,
and rs abe emerged from her coop the
tramp shrank back into . corner, and
remained tho rest Of the trip ~ rigid o.
a statue. The tigress, after making an
examination OF the car.in which abe even
Tapped the face Of the tramp. laid down At
the open door with her paws hanging
out the rest Of the journey. In the
morning when Herr Lingal came 70 look
after his pets no discovered the tgress
zu-..-- Al ----. ..1 A-ISr-
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Fatal Dsiisr Explssios.

ANNUAL MkrTNo.-The regular annu-
al meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Succor Mil and Mining Company will
be held ii their Office In San Francisco,
on the 9Th dry Of September next. SEQ
official notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
An E%srAnLIsnKD nxxEDr.-Brown's
Bronchial Troches are widely known rs
an established remedy for coughs. colds.
bronchitis. hoarseness and other troubles
OF the throat and lungs.
TAnoEr SuoorISo.-C. @. Butler. Of
Gold Hill, WIS tho fortunate winner Of
n young bear. won yesterday at q target
shooting match at McKinney's, ON Lake
Tahoe.
DIED OF Hrs ISJuRiB.-ohn Mills
died al II A. n. yesterday. FROM the in
juries received BY falling down the Sill
yer Hill shaft. He vas buried to-day.