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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Property titles in Columbus.

COLUMBUS, April 10.-The Recorder Of
this county to-day received for record II
power Of attorney granted to u lawyer Of
Kansas City by the heirs Of jacob Good
man, deceased, formerly Of this city, au.
thorizing their attorney to take posses
sion OF the valuable real estate supposed
to be their property through q defective
title. The heirs claim n title to 40 acres
Of lard located in the heart Of the city
valued at million and u half Of dollars.
A most thorough search Of the county
and private records, running from 1904 to
date, thus far fail to show any foundation
to The claim. Parties rcsidingaL Cameron,
Ohio, have, through M attorney here,
brought forward u claim 10 the ground on
which the State House Is built. Neither
claim has injured the digestion Of any Of
the property owners here as yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
TnE petit jury Of the Circuit Court
will meet this morning at o o'clock.

BRoudnT lIOME.-AbOut six o'clock
last evening, the body Of Antony Hess,
son Of Christian Hess, who died on Satlir.
day last at Notre Dame, Ind, In charge
Of lila brother arrived at The Bridgeport
depot and was from thence brought over
to the residence Of his parents, corner Of
i4tll and Main streets. At nh interview
with Mfr. Clement Hess, We learned that
on Wednesday, March 2ith, his brother,
with other students Of the school, was Oh
the campus playing ball. The ball was
thrown straight zip in the air and while
running and looking UP, young Hess antl
another young man not seeing each other
came into violent collision, such was the
force Of the shock with which the boys
came together that Mt. Hess front teeth
of the lower Jaw together with tho
gl,ms was broken In, and the forehead Of
1he other young man was also broken.
In addition, both young mel, suffered
severe confusion ab0uL the upper Of their
breasts, Although the wounded jaw was
pnintul and young Hess complained now
and then, Of some pain In his breast, he
Siiil Conlinued to 20 about his duties, and
iierc was no apprehension Of serious re.
snIis, twas not until within SOME four
or five days previous to liS death that he
was eomRned to his room and bel, and not
mill Withina day ofhis death were his
simntoms considered alarming, although
the Young man himsclihad expressed the
ot,,,,on Ihni hc Was going to die. On
Saturday last he died, and dispatch con
tanning The sad announcement, was the
iitst lniiInation that his parents had Of iis
Illness. A large number Of friends called
Al ihe house last evening, and n great
deal Of warm sympathy wasshown LOT the
lSTeAved family, The funeral will take
place today a. per announcement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
How West Virginia iS Treated by
the Federal Government.

ElllOn IntellIgenCor:
West Virginia Is one Of the States OF
the American Union. She IL represented
by two United States Senators, and has
her proportionate number Of members In
the House Of Representatives, The fact
Is she IL u full grown sister In the sister
hood Of States, and one that Is entitled to
the same consideration rs Any other mcm'
Der Of the great family, but she has not
received this consideration at the hands
Of tho Federal Government. Our Sena.
tors and Representatives have been dcti'
cient In their duty, or the President has
been Oblivious to the fuct Of the existence
OF West Virginia, or rathor 70 tho fact
that there are Republicans In West Vir-
ginia who were loyal ut tho time thai
tried mems souls" lie appears 10 have
forgotten that our State has given her
electoral vote to him twice. lie also up.
pears to have passed the fact unnOticed
that while In almost every other State in
The union there has been dissatisfaction
with and opposition to his administration
West Va. Republicans have remained biz
firm friends In all the prominent official
positions which are at the disposal Of the
President. No West Virginian Ia known
not ono IN tho Cabinet, not one at the
head Of any Of the bureaus, not one who
represents the Government In any inl'
portant position abroad. There are two
minor consular appointments which have
been Ostensibly given to West Virgnians
but ono Of them should be credited "a
Pennsylvania. In all the departments ID
Washington, scarcely West Virginiar
can be found. This is glaringly unjust
West Virginia in the late rebellion was
power for good, being loyal part Of the
tlisloyal State Of Virginia. II stood US d
barrier between the Northern loyal State
anil their Southern enemies. u stood a'
n living wall Of protection to The Northern
States. The Wcst VirginianS were re-
pelling the rebels, and many Of then
sacrificing themselves In 30 doing
while men further North were en-
ablcd to pursue undisturbelly theiI
business avOcatiOns. West Virginiani
had their houses burned, their families
driven slleltorless to The wilderness tItl'
their cattle stolen, while more Northern
men were growing rich from the war
hut no sooner was the war ended thai
our State and its services In the cause Q
the Union were forgotten. West Virginii
has not been recognized us member o
the great family Of States, On equal foot
ing with the other members. She lla
leen treated rather as kitchen maid o
all work-n kind Of dependent taken ant
provided for by the government when Sh'
would not follow her parent (Virgihin
into the rebellion. :,
IT il true that the beslOwment Of Fotl
eral patronage upon II few individual
does not enrich n State, but the very fac
Of The recognition Of n State is something
West Virginia'a position In the Union !
one which llcr people bought with thei
best blood, and she il worthy Of al exalt
ed nosilioil and Of a liberal recognition
al lie hands Of the administration.
REPUBLICAN,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

DETROIT, MICH., April l9.-There has
been considerable dissatisfaction for some
time on tho part Of the employees Of the
Detroit Il Milwaukee Railroad ON nc
count Of irregularity in the payment oI
wages. The road passed into the hands
Of receiver on the 10Th inst, who was
ordered by the court To pay the current
wages and running expenses ont OF the
earnings. Under this order the receiver
gave notice that he would pay the wages
for the last half Of April on May lst and
arrearages as fast as possible, This or
der brought matters to u crisis, and this
morning the shops were deserted, Com.
mittees Of employees called onthe receiver,
the result Of which Ia that II Is under
stood he will cndeavOr 10 have the order
Of tho court modified 80 M to permit all
the revenues Of the road 10 be applied to
the payment Of wages. The company Is
In arrears two months Rnd n half, The
passenger trains will all run to-day, but
no freight trains. The men will proba-
bly, determine by Tomorrow whether tO
go 10 work or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Another Political Crisis InInii.
leIlt In IIOulNiAIItl.

New ORLEANS, April 19.-Much dis
CuSsiOn and some excitement was pro,
tlnced IN political circles to-day by q
report, which proved true, that the Con.
sefvative caucus had resolved To seat III
the House Charles Dehomhler and Felix
Voorhies, Of 81. Martin, y. L. Collins, oil
81. Helena, and G. b. lurkhart, Of The
Seventh ward Of New Orleans, all Demo.
Gratis, and who were declared elected by
tho Returning Board in place Of Martinez
RoCheOh, Floyd and Richards, Repub.
licans, who were seated In the Hahn
House after the withdrawal Of Speaker
Wilt and his followers in January. The
Conservatives contend that all COhsefva.
tives who we're returned by the Return.
ing board were Under the award to be
seated, while the Republicans contend
that these four men were not 10 be tlis.
lurbed. Marshal Packard stated to-day
that The four Republicans were o,isted
lie had instructed his men In the Senate
10 adjourn for three days, and II at The
end Of that time they were not reseatetl
the Senate would adjourn sine die. The
seating Of Delhommet, Voofhies, Collins
and Bdfkllaft In the House will give the
Conservatives majority on joint ballot
Colonel Packard says that the Republic
cans did not and would not agree to any
arrangement wOiCh would deprive them
Of majority ON joint ballot. Another
political crisis IA imminent. There seems
10 he no doubt about the seating of these
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
The Captured Miners to bc lie.
leased.

CHICAGO, April 10.-The following
instructions were received at Lieutenant
General sherilnns headquarters to-day
HEADQUARTERS Of THE ARMY, |
ST.. Lotus, Mo-, April 10. !
CD. n. G. Drum, AtDntdnt Generals Head-
quarters Military DirisiOn ef Missouri
Chicago:
Lieut.. Col. Bradlcys report Of the
capture OF the mining party by Captain
Mix has been submitted by The Secretary
Of War to the President, and the SeCre.
tary Of the Interiors order Ia 10 release
them on their promise being;given that
they will not again enter the Black Hills
country until permission is given them tC
do 80 by government authorities.
[Signel WM. D. WinPPLE,
dssiduni dijuLdni GeHcrdL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Tho Union PncInc RonI.

OMAHA, April lO.-General superin-
tondent Clarke, Of the Union Pacific rail-
road, says this afternoon that from infOr-
nation he has he thinks they will be able
to run n train through to Lawrence and
pick up all tho east bound passengers
and mails at Rock Springs tomorrow;
also that II the wasll.outs, arc no worse
than reported and the streams continue
to fall, that they will get train through
from Ogden to Green river tomorrow.
This will leave II transfer Of only six
miles TO be made, which will be done by
thirty or forty teams on the ground. a
special was received at 4 o'clock this
afternoon which says that five miles Of
the track entirely gave way in one place
near Weber, Utah. This is n new break
and on n portion Of the road most feared.
The water is also rising in Echo river
and many wash.Outs are already reported.
The Big Muddy is also rising at Pied!
mont. II ia not possible for trains to get
through to Green river rs reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
A t,liccL SllrltIr Raised.

CfNulNNAr, April I0.-A man named
Hiram Porter who says he came from
Charleston, Mo-, bought o bill for ma.
Chinery from Lane K Bodley for $2,5SC
and gave in payment draft on the Third
National hank Of Cincinnati from the
Bank Of Commerce Of 81. LOFTS. The
Third National Bank pronounced II good
and Lane 4 lOdley took the draft and
gave Porter check for S2,bSO In change
Porter presented the check at the bank,
but payment was refused until identified
Meanwhile the Third National Bank
telegraphed 10 81. Louis and found The
draft was raised from one for five dollars
Porter did not put in an appearance, but
slipped away from Lane \ DOdleys clerk
who was going to the bank to identify
him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

plements, threshing machines, Also u
number Of planning mills, furniture cs-
tablishments, brewCries, tannoriCs, oil re-
ilneries, woOlen mills, steel works, tin
and shect-iron conccrns,anl vast num-
Der Of cigar factories, These latter
constitute n leading branch Of in
dustry in this city and employ
large amount Of capital and u great
number OF people. Millions of cigars are
shipped from here 10 all parts Of the
country, and Wheeling "stogiCs" have a
reputation only second TO Wheeling nails.
The population Of Wheeling proper is
something over $1,000, and Of Wheeling
and Cnyirons about $4,000. Nearly all
these people aFe actively engaged in busi-
ness. Web very few retired capital
lists, Wealth is remarkably we'll distribu-
ted in our midst, In no community do
the people Of all classes live better than
in Wheeling. This shows an average OF
general prosperity that is highly gratify-
ing, The facilities for doing business in
Wheeling are unusually good IN the way
Of Oasy money, The bank rates have never
been high. Eight per cent Is about the
average rate for good business paper, A
New York business man who formerly
lived In Wheeling once remarked that
the sonndness and perfect legitimacy Of
business paper offered in bank here was
something remarkable, such a thing as
"kite flying" being almost unknown,
But lest our Toledo friends may think
that we are inclined to weary them with
these "mcro mentions" Of tho salient
features Of our town, we will lCavcth bal.
unce Of the remarks that we might make
for private conversation between them
and the many ciliSens who will be glad
to welcome them to their places Of bnsi-
ness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Union Pacific Road and III Pas
NengeHN.

OMAHA, April l9.-Tho Union Pacific
road is feeding 1900 emigrants at this
place, aud sent two car loads Of provisions
west yesterday for those at Cheyenne,
Laramie and beyond there. There are
1900 western bound passengers here wait
ing to so through.
Adispatch received at o'clock tonight
from Superintendent Shankland al Rock
Springs says: The water has fallen two
feet here to-day, and is still falling. lift
does not come up again We can have the
track between Laramie and Green River
sOtrains can go over the last Of the present
week, Weexpect to got trains into Law Z,
renee tomorrow. When We do We will
transfer tho passengers from there to
Green River by teams.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
From the Cherokee Nation,

MusKOGEE, IND. TY., April l9.-Sam-
uel 0ssagc, a member Of the Cherokee
Council OF Talhequah district, was shot
three times and His throat cut while on
his way from Fl. Gibson to his home Sat-
urday evening, Suspicion rests upon
Jessie TOrman and Joe Lynch, halt breeds.
Tho Sheriff Is in pursuit, 0ssage was
connected with the killing Of farmer
during tho Council q year ago.
An old negro living near COnteau,
Cherokee Nation, attacked and killed an
other negro this morning with q bowie
knife. The old man had been living in
incest with his daughter for some time,
which being known to the other man, he
was killed to prcVenthis giving evidence
against tho old man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Weather Report.
WAR DRrARrNENT,
OFnCE or TUX CHIRR SIGNAL OPHICRR,
WASHINGTON, D, C., April lg,-&5O

PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, increasing clOudiness and
local rains, with southwest TO southeast
winds, high temperature except in the
upper Ohio Valley, and slight changes IN
barometer.
For the Middle States and New En-
gland, cool and partly cloudy weather,
areas Of rain and snow, with north to
west winds and slowly rising barometer
on the coast.
For tho lake region, cool and cloudy
weather, rain or snow, with fresh varia-
bic winds mostly from the north and east,
and stationary or falling barometer
during the night, followed by a rising
barometer,
In the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys, areas OF rain and local
storms will occur, followed by a rising
barometer, lower temperature and north
west to southwest winds,
The central Mississippi and Ohio riv-
era will fall slowly. CautiOnary signals
are ordered for Chicago, milwaukee, and
Grand Haven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
CHICAGO.
coNytpgScEp OUT OF $500

CONFlpENCED OUT OF NhuUU'
CnrUAdO, April 10.-James y. sler'
man, a well.known cattle rniAet Of lro.
quois, Iowa, was ConRdenccd out Of $4,000
BY sharpera yesterday.
The kdyentists Of this city have fixed to-
night "A the time on which the dissolution
Of the world occurs. They have made
preparations to leave the world at mid.
nigki
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

CHICAGO, April 19.-In the Billiard
Tournament this afternoon Hoa beat
Liyerman 200 to 1856; winners average
3.l1 Butleigh beat Honing 200 10 1872;
WinnefG average 6; McAiee beat Parker
900 10 l2N Minhatla AYefAee ZIG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Heavy SNOW III Richmond Vn....
Destruction az Fruit ana
Vegetables.

RICnNoND, April ig-..A heavy snow
storm passed through this State yesterday.
At sunrise this mOtnihg,the thermometer
showed 50 below zero. The early fruit
and Vegetables are reported all killed.
Advices from various paris Of the State
gives disastrous accounts Of the damage
from the cold. The loss Is estimated at
one million Of dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

CntcAao, April 1O.-Thc first Young
Mems Christian Association Convention
for the Second State District, will he held
in Redwing,Minn. on the 2SLh and 10Th Of
April. Several members Of the State
Executive Committee, and other promi-
nant Association workers will attend ia
aeasinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Steamers Of tho White Star Liue
Chartered for China and Japan

LONDON, April 1O.--Tho Occidental
4 Oriental Steamship Line have char
tered tho White Star Line steamers Bel
gle, Celtic and Oceanic for service be-
tween San Francisco and China and
Japan, The Oceanic has already smiled
for Hong Kong via the Suea Canal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
s1,ooiine Array.

CtNctNNAn, April l9.-7At Lexington,
KS.. Yesterday Michael Tuby and Patrick
O'Bfied engaged In 4 quarrel during
which Tnby shot O'Hflen In the breast.
TubyA Wile interfering she received a
shoi In the bowels, Both will die,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
l,rnrs lor thc Inn NNhcat.

ToRoSro, OSr, April l9.-Fears arc
entertained that The fall wheat has been
destroyed by the cold snap Of the last
week. In the northwestern part Of On.
tario the thermometer Saturday marked
~ below zero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

ptrnuuRoH, April l9l VIM. K
Nimick, Of The iitm oiPhillips, Nimiek
d Co., iron manufacturers Of this city
died ihis afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

NEW YoRK, April 19.-Thc steamer
CITY Of Montreal, arrived from Liverpool.
PoRrLAD, April l9,-The the steamer
Virginia, arrived from Liverpool,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

ttrrbs ROCK, April l0.4Clenefal ?,
II. Sheridan and staff passed on the 81
Louis, Iron Mountain 4 Southern Rail
road this evening, en- route to Chicago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

The river continues to fall. Last even
ing the marks indicated II feet 2 inches.
The Express departed for ParkerSburg
at her usual hour, with very slim trip.
The Salt Valley, from lronion, and tile
Exchange, from Cincinnati, were due last
night
Tho Andes arrived from Cincinnatilas
evening.
The Mallie Ragonis expected to arrive
from Pittsburgh ut an early hour this
morning.
The Coal Valley passed up with empty
baSges.
The John Dippoll passed down with a
large coal tow.
lBy Telegraph.
MEMPltls, April l0.-The river has
fallen n foot. Weather cloudy and warm.
Deparied-RObert Mitchell, Cincinnati;
Gov. Allen aud bargcs, T.onisyille and
New Orleans; Belle Memphis, 81. Louis;
Capital City, vicksburg.
CAIRO, April 10-Tlle river IL 20 feet
and falling. Arrived = Andy Brown,
Cincinnati; Julia, vickSburg. Depart
cd-Andy Brown, Memphis; Julia, 81.
Louis.
LOulsylLLE, April 1O.-Rtver rising
slowly with 8 feet | / inches In the canal,
0 feet II inches In Indiana Chute.
Weather moderated greatly and quite
warm and pleasant Arfived-H. j.
Turner, Henderson; Hobbs and Nail City,
Wheeling. Cons Miller. Memphis. Dn-