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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31
The Appropriation BiII dc.
nOunCau az q Forgery,

New ORLEANS, March SO.-The gen.
eral appropriation bill, approved by The
Governor and promulgated In tic hpub.
iicdn Of to-day, Is denounced by Lieuten-
ant Governor Antoine and Speaker Hahn
In q communication to the Secretary Of
Stnte "a gross, linwarrantable and
criminal act Of forgery, and Ia not the
act certified and signed by them. The
communication requests The Secretary ol
State 10 revoke aud annul tic promilga-
tion Of said act, and the Attorney General
to take steps to find out the guilty par
ties and have them prosecuted with the
utmost rigor Of the law. The changes
made IN the original appropriations
show a decrease Of several Items Of over
S137 600, and an increase Of other items
Of $i1,AOO.
Senator Wharton, chairman Of the Fl
nance Committee, Cerlilles that lie com
pared the bill as published In tile Repub.
iicdn with the bill passed by both houses
and with the bill us signed by tic Speaker
and President Of The Senate, and that the
statement is correct Rs 10 changes and
alterations 40 far as The figures and
amounts are concerned.
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LOUISVILLE.
Gihson ConnlY Ku.KIn1.

LoUIsvILLE, March 3O.-Judge Bland
Ballard, Of the United States Circuit
Court, lett for Memphis, Tenn, tonight
to preside with Judge II, H. Emmons In
the trial Of the Gibson county prisoners
charged with the murder Of several ne
groes last September.
PRorRAcrEp DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISED
Several years ago a man BY the name
Of jacobs was killed by the train on The
Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad. The
Incident occurred In Hardin county. His
father instituted q suit against the com
pany for damages In that county. A
change was obtained to Larne county
where upon trial the Jury returned n yer.
dict Of Sl60,0O0 The judgment was re-
yersed and q new trial ordered. Yester-
day the company compromised and set.
tied the case by the payment to the father
Of Jacobs Of $500. This ends trial
remarkable for the length Of time which
II llas consumed, the persistence with
which II has been prosecuted and defend.
cd, and tho large judgment rendered
against the railroad company In the first
instance,
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Nw YoRK, March 8O.--A cOtrespon-
dent Of the Tribune writing from Berlin
says: "As q matter of current interest
10 The art world the threatened retirement
Oi Count Useden, director Of the Royal
Museum, may be mentioned. The mo-
tive, or alleged motive, for theStep Is the
want Of necessary independence In the
discharge Of his duties. Any one who is
nj all familiar with tile state Of art Cul.
ture at tie Ptussian court, a court where
n mammoth soldier in any metal Is con.
sileretl the highest type 0t art, can very
we'll understand Why Cotiht Useden en-.
iOyetl q limited degree Of authority. II
Ia hatl work to arrange properly lSinli.
scum where relics Ui Frederick the Great
are IA sacred IA pieces Of the Cross are In
Rome, and where statues by Degas are
treated Us masterpieces Of plastic art.
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Tnllnage.s blast on the Bccchcr
dAHp.

We published yesterday q honbastic
blast from the Rev. Dewitt Talmagc OH
tho llcechcr.TiltOn scandal. TNlmngc
il one Of the palpable humbugs Of
tic country. No preacher in the land
uses sttCh cxtravagant and itrcvCrcnt
language in the pulpit. The whole tone
Of IBIS discourses stamp liin as pions
fraud. The fact that he las been in at.
tendance at the llccchor trial day after
day indicates that he las at least all
average appetite for tile details oitl,e scan.
daL And yet he would have the public
believe that he is shocked beyond express
sion at the publication sOf the details.
We suspect from what I'VE read about
Talmage that this is hypocritical piece
Of allectatiOn on his part. A truly piOuS
and sincere man does not express himself
In the ridiculous style employed by this
eStravagant SpOuter. sas .
We adhere to the opinion that we have
heretofore expressed in regard to the
ultimate effect Of the BeeCher trial on
the country. We see more good than
harm likely to grow out ofik The news.
papers of the land are not presenting IL
to the public in tile garb Of seductive
obscene literature. On the contrary all
their comments tend to impress upon the
popular mind The fetribulive nature Ui
the iollies and crimes committed by those
who ste PARTIES to the scandal. There
never was moral more plainly pointed
than the fact that both Beecher and
Tilton are suffering the natural and al.
most Inevitable penalty Of their weak
and wicked detCliCtion Of duty. The
questions Of the counsel on both sides.
and. likewise their comments, plainly show
how difficult II isior persons 10 take coal.
Of FIRE In their bOsoms and not be burned
Or in other words, that a man or woman
cannot defect from tie rigid path Of
domestic and social purity and not be
hatmed. This l. tile lesson, as much as
any other, that the Beechet Itial Is teach.
ing TO the country.
SOLAR as the PrurlCncy Of some parts
ottho evidence is concerned, IL IA not pre.
sented In a way to commend the ieedt Of
the tranSgtessots to imitation. On the
contrary, II shows how Alippety are the
places on which such people walk, and
how almost certain they are 10 fail. /.
shows that long before these silly and
disgusting people wets publiAhed to the
world at large, they vefs known to a
number Of persons as social l6tiludinari.
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RAILROAp DONps-SLeady aMd I'D go


sroCEs-There was great excitement and
fluctuations In the Wall street market al The
close Of the day with both stocks aud gold
The occasion Of this was the announce
ment that Daniel Drew was confined to hil
house by sickness and that some Ofhls CALI
and puts were suspended, and when pre-
sented To ohis bankers they stated they could
not do anything in the matter except BY
order Of Drew, and he had not given any
instructions. Late In the day II was re-
ported that Drew had telegraphed down
town that he would be on hand tomorrow
and attend to ibis affairs. Stocks ln early
dealings were active, with wide huCtua
tiOns. The market opened per cent high
rfOr New Jersey Southern, per cent iOl
Union Pacific, / per cent lower for Erie
and 5N to " per cent lower for the general
list, Some stocks declined Y to pei
cent in Tho early dealings, but after
wards rose u to az per cent. Western
Union advanced from 759S to 7SN, reacted
to 77X aud recovered to nv. Union
Pacific ranged as follows; O7aOjjEaG7 l{a6l
G4IIaGi. Erie advanced from SO7S to S1sS
and later receded to 5OK. Pacific Mail
fell of from AK TO AK, rose to 43LS, de
clined 10 42IS and rallied TO AK. North
western rose from 45 to 40, Lake Shore from
73 10 731E, 81. Paul common from 3GM "a
ss9G, Wabash from lax to lGh, Ohios from
2Sk to 2SA, and Atlantic ( Pacific Tel
cgrOph from 2ijG TO 25A. Hannibal & 81
Joseph ranged from 81 to 2SM. New Jersey
Southern was active at s to0H. The move
ment III that stock was based on rumOrs OIL
negotiations with the Baltimore & Ohio
looking to the conSunmation Of plan
whereby that road would be made portion
OF new route with the West by way oil
Baltimore, and also ali outlet for the coal
Of the Cumberland region. The stock mar
kGt ut the second board was strong and
prices advanced, with Wabash leading II
having sold up to IS. Just before the close
tic market became icverisli and unsettled
OH the Drewalair, Wabash declining 2 pei
cent, and the lowest prices Of the day were
made for Erie, Pacific Mail, Northwestern
Ohio 4 Mississippi, Quicksilver and llan.
nibal 4 81. Joseph. The remainder Of tht
list was steady nLa recovery Of x TO y or
the lowest point. The transactions to-day
aggregated 3SS,OOO shares, Of which 6S,OO(
were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union
10000 Northwestern common, 1900 Erie
10000 Lake Shore, 10000 81. Paul common
1900 OhiUs, 5000 Wabash, and 60,OOt
Union Pacific.
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CIilcnKo.

CHICAGO, March SO.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. WheAt-D Demand fair and mar
ket ilrm;NO. spring gge; No. 2, fresh gIliI
spot; gSXc seller April; 071SG seller May
rejected SIC. COrn-Dull and declined; No
mixed fresh GsNags1Gc spot; G7IGe bid
seller April; 74No bid seller June; re-
jected GJHc. Oats-Dcmahd fair and
prices advanced; No. 2, 55I.G spot or April
bgNc bid seller May; fejectedbic. Hye-
Demand active aud prices advanced; No. I,
Ogra$i OOi I liarieyIDull; No. ., 81 " spot.
seeds-Steady aud unchanged. Pork
Demand fair and prices advanced $50 SIX
spot; $2OOOagO % seller April; $40 30 seller
May. 1Iard-Demahd active and pflces
advanced 10 Si4 20 spot sl437H seller May.
Bulk Afeats-Dcmanl active and prices ad.
yahcel; shoulders 7jGOj short rib middles
iiNc; short clear 1 iEc. .WhiSky-$i i2.
On call board Wheat was Nc higher.
Corn higher At BINc April; 755Sc May.
Oats Rfmef At 659Gc April. Pork un.
changed. Lard lower at $i4 27N May. e
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, March N-C0tton-Qnie
and unchanged. Flout-IIFm and un,
changed. Wheat Steady; rcd Of 81 ia
l u. Corn-FiFm a g jJfa7Oc. oAta-FiFm
at 69a62e. Rye-Firn at 81 lSRl 10 Barley
Quiet and unchanged. ill-Unohang.
ed. Egga-Firm at 27c, Butter and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Clover Seed-lta
IKE, Pork-Demand tlir and market
firm at S2l 00a2l 70 spot LArd-Demand
fair and market firm; steam at l4c; kettle
l4Kc. Bulk Meatl-Demand active and
prices advaneedj hhOuldefS IKE; clear rib
lie; clear l19fc. Baeon-Demand fair and
market iirm AZ 81 al2al2Ite, WhiSky-De
mand fair and market arm at 81 u,
HoGs-Qulet common 20 S7JSa7 %; fair
to medium 81 t0a7 65.
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Join Mitchell.
WHEELING, March 80, 1876.

=
Editors lnIClliseneet:
fl your yesterdays Issue you have EN-
tleayorei 10 prove that the acts Of Joht
Mitchell In This country were not In keep
Ing with The principles he advocated
That yoli have not done 40, Is to my mind
auilo apparent | admit that he espotised
he cause Of the pro.slayery men; but that
he did so because he believed slavery
iustifable deny. When John Mitchell
arrived In the United States lie found the
country ablnze with The fatalieal ideas ol
the Khow.Notlings. Acts of violence
had already been committed Upon tnui.
Tending Foreigners, and . bill had been
brought into Congress 10 forbid aliens ex-
efcisfng The right Of suffrage Until they
had resided III the country twenty.0ne
years. Mr.. Editor, that bil would have
become law iiit we're not for the ihliti-
ence Of The Southern members, ,consequent-
ly John Mitchell Just escaped irpni the
persecution Of one people, was bound w
every dictate Of reason, every sense oi
gratitude to affiliate with that class
which offered to him the sutest protection
Again, slavery was sanctioned by the
general laws Of the land, aud by associas.
Ing with those who ptoated BY that ~.
stitutipn, he but accepted shelter oi the
men who placed shield between him
and the lanaticism Of the day. Now a.
to his war record. The right Of seces.
sion In the abstract Is an open question
therefore In allying himself 10 the
confederate cause, he did not violate his
oath Of allegiance; nor tdid he commit any
offence In the eyes Of God OF man. There.
fore II both, charges be blAmelegs on
neither can he b convicted Of iHlcon.
tistency.
ThaeEins you iotlyout courtesy ! am
&c. ss..f A.O,H.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, March 3O.-A special 10 the
Times from Davenport, Iowa, says! At
q late hour last night Shields WOODEN
mills Of this city ignited, and were
almost wholly consumed, together with
large amount Of material and machin.
cry. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Sixty men are thrown out Of employ
meht.
A Gre at 1'airburg, Illinois, last night
destroyed one Of tile best blocks In The
town, containing a number Of stores and
Offices, including the halls Of the Masonic
and Odd Fellows ftaterniLies. Loss
$4,000, insurance $4,000.
The managers Of Wisconsin railroads
have had q number Of conferences here
recently, and have adopted scale ol
prices III compliance with the require.
mentsof The QIlmby law. The new rates
will DO published tomorrow and will 40
into effect Apfil lat.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March sO,-Dr. Henry Foers-
ter, Prince Bishop Of Brestau, has been
summoned to resign his bishoprie because
he promulgated the papal EncycliOal
against the Ecclesiastical law, l1
The conference Of the Roman Catholic
Bishops at Fulda Is held with closed
doors, The object Of the meeting Is TO
discuss and issue q pastoral letter con-
cerning the bill before the Prussian Diet
Withdrawing State grants from the
Church
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, March SO.-Geu. Concha, late
Captain General Of Cuba, has addressed
a petition to the King accusing the new
Captain and the Minister Of War Of being
the cause Of the lack Of discipline in the
Spanish army on that island; also cen,
slring the conduct Of General Jovellar
rs Minister Of War. Tho petition has
created q profound sensation, and the
newspapers are compelled to maintain
silence In regard to II.
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Joseph LOnnsberry, Of Clarified
county, Pa, charged with shooting Col
Butler, Of Brookyillc, Jefferson county
in 1854, was arrested on Monday at Eng
lish Center, on the headwaters Of Pine
Creek, and win be taken promptly tO
Pittsburgh. AT the time Of the shooting
LOnnsberry was q deserter, and Col, But
Ter had attempted to arrest him,
Hon, John G. New, Of indianapolis,
called on Gen, Spinner to-day.
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GheGtttelEiaentar.
The Capitol Question.

AAAN RtHMfNNNA -
The Charleston Courier draEs q con-
trast between the action Of the people Of
that city and those Of Wheeling in refer
ence to the erection Of a Capitol building.
Itintimates that tho one did all that she
was expected to do in the way Of prOyid-
ing proper building, while the other,
having secured the location Of the Capt.
tai, hesitates to make good the induce
ments that she held out in order to get
II, This statement Is an entire misrepre'
sentation Of the facts. Tho people Of
Wheeling are not only willing but anx-
ions to do what is right in this matter
They intend to provide at once comioFta-
bic temporary quarters for the nlato
government, They have already en-
tCrcd upon that work, Not only that, but
they have takon preliminary steps look
ing to the erection Of large and costly
public building for the exclusive use Of
the State as long as she chooses to occupy
Il These steps, too, have been taken in
the face Of the threats OF such papers M
tho Courier that tho people Of the Third
District were in very rctallatory state
Of mind on the Capital question, and
would probably make ii hot for Wheeling
on that question at an early day.
The fact that there has been some hes
itation and debate az to the prOprioty Of
going ahead ut once with tho erection Of a
new building under such circumstances Is
not to bo boconstrued Us any desire OF inien.
tlon ON the part Of this community to deal
otherwise than in a large and generous
sDirit with tho State There "a no such
desiro or intention ON the part Of any
bolv here. All classes are practically
unitsd in common anxiety To take such
steps "a will place Wheeling In the most
favorable light before the people Of the
whole State on this question. The only
obstacle in the way of giving practical
expression to lhis anxiety is the appre.
bcn,ion that at the adjourned session in
Novombor attempt NAV be made to re.
onon The Capital question and change the
loco,,ou nj once 10 somo other point. But
for lbis approhension there would be no
ho,;,otion nm Tho mart of anyboly here
obout uniting nm n splendid public build.
Ing nj ooee for the Use Of the State.
M Inir minded nrw,napsr viii con.
.,rno this Le.itation ns an indic1ion
,I,, Whseltng n unwilling 10 do ALL anl
""so @ ,han'n nlI ,hot aha syer pro,nisad 10
Io sho stand. rsoJv 10 redeem bor
a..n,;... n ,ho n,tormost botb N letter
pnJ ant.i, omI ovon dasnito the nm.
a"J a'oLan.ion , 20 which wa bavo alluded Il
nI,ogotho. liLoIy hat sbe win vote on
nox, Mondnv IN % m with tbe erection
~ ,,,;II;,a % ha nsod A. 4 State
W vH'I"s W " .e .a.aS.,,,,
capitol IL seems !" Oe = Necessity
lhnt RlO should IIu 80. Uup feature
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CINCINNATI, March sO.-A Gazette
Mnhcie, Indiana, special says that Axley
Harrison, a farmer residing four miles
west Of that place, was shot on Sunday
hiaih, viiile sitting beside his FIRE. Tho
assassin was outside Of The house, and
from tracks visible had been there some
time. Several balls and alngs penetrated
Haffison's head and he died about i've
hottfs atterwafd. Suspicion IA fastened
rpon A man named Smell, who had been
Waiting tfafriAohN daughter and had
been forbidden the house. He was Arrest
al and "A still In custody.
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TnlRfln.

ToLRDo, March S0-Flour-Dull but un.
changed. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 white Wa.
bash 81 q; amber Michigan 81 lSISi seller
May 81 l6i seller June 81 l7If; No, 2 rcd
81 1871; No. s do. q 90; No, amber Hi.
nciS 81 2OIs, Corn-Dull; high mixed n "a
a72c; seller April T9KCi seller May 7Ajfoi
low mixed ike; damaged 500. Oats
Dull but unchanged. Clover seed-Steady
and in moderate demand a 20 26a7 O0.
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The river was falling Last evening, with
10 feet inches in the channel.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Pitts
burgh at o A. N.
The Courier left for PaEksrsbnTg ather
usual hour. The Express will be this
mornings packet.
The nornbrook will arrive from ROCh.
ester this morning with three barges Of
pig iron for the Top and Belmont mills
The Hobbs, with q tow Of iron for The
mills here, Is expected 10 touch at Louis
VILE tonight on her way up the river.
Tho Nail City 10 coming up tho river
from 81. Louis with $40 tons Of iron ore
for the Top and Riverside mills. She Ia
expected 10 arrive at Louisville on Sat.
urday,
The Salt Valley, en- route for Ironton,
passed down at l0A AN,
The Granite State, from Portsmouth 10
Pittsburgh, Is due here to-day.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati al 4
A. NJ. She brought up 1900 barrels Of
salt, and took a good tip back.
There IL some talk Of putting tho L, o.
SIStA ~ D.IIa,n ~ Ppvs'stlo N. 'SsSs
,, luz peIlaiEe .,, l. sfaue' l'"PfOpapiy ho1n'hs
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n,. ,ioaSa y, lparse, ". anu '"s "FA win s'sns
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inVaesl iUaia...s aIM iai'.ns s.vwV Hsasher
c'eGt anu I PlgatsaIL w w tOSua ~ H., ,..,t,,
MIMr,S .IS'I iL. MarSn oviac llyelM lsi w
ins slowly . wea'heF ,s' Sisar' lnescu[y ssc 81.
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WAR DEpAlTMKNT,
-. 0gnrE oF TltE CiiiEE siGSAL OrrigkR,

WAR UBtARfAkNTt
0HtirE or TiiR CitiEE siUNAL OppiC6R,
wASlliS0rON, u. G., March aO.-&9O IN. }
PROnADtttrlla
For Tic lower lake region and Middle
States, increasing cloudiness, rising lem
perallite, easterly to aoullierly winds ant
falling barometer, followed by light rait
Wednesday or Wednesday night.
For Tennessee aud The Ohio Valley
warm and cloudy weather, with southeast
to southwest winds, falling barometer and
local tainS, followed by rising barometer
cooler weather aud westerly winds.
For The upper lake region and thence
sOuthwestwNfd TO The Missouri Valley
generally cloudy weather and rain Of
snow, followed BY rising barometer, lowef
temperature and north TO wesL winds.
The lower Missouri and central Mia.
sissippi rivers will rise slowly.
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steamer News,

LONDON, March S0.-The steamships
Republic and Italia, from New York, haS'
NEW YORK, March sO,-Arriyed-
Steamship Great Western, from Bristol
SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, March 30.-
Sailed-The A. s. N. Company's steamer
McGregOr, for Honolulu, Auckland ant
Sydney,
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TIFF many friends Of the Rev. Robert
Ntilligan, formerly Professor Of Mathe-
matics in Bethany College, will be panied
to hear Of hisdeatli few days since at Ills
home in Kentucky. For several years
past he has been CONNECTED with the
Kentucky University. Atone time he was
a professor In Washington College, Pa.
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New York Dry Goods.

NRw York, March so -JObbing branch,
ea Of trade werelfairly active, but package
distribution was light Cotton goods steady
and firm, American grim bags advanced
to 500 by agents, Prinh in better demand,
and Pacific fanCies and side bands advanced
tn 0Hc, Dress goods and worated Otter
man shawls doing well, and woolOns for
mems wear quiet
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and NtOells.

NRw YoRE, March SO,-MoNRY-AiIer
loaning at 7 per cent gold, closed easy at
Sac Per cent; primo mercantile paper 6a7
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Advanced to
SLS2 for 90 days, and $3.50 for sight
GoLD-0pened at 1lG]S, fell to li4JS, and
closed ut ll5, Borrowing rates 5.lO, v, $40,
3.S2, lilo, I,SO per diem. Loans were also
NAL per cent per annum and fat The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $9Ss,0O0
Clearings SO2,OOO,0OO, Exports Of produce
for the week, $I,l7S,O09 Customs receipts
$I7s,00O.
GOVERNMENTS = Dull and a fraction
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WAsHiNar6N, DC, March S0l--Ihe
gecfelaFyof lle Treasury to-day directed
the Treasurer 10 withdraw ltoni the
Available currency balance ol the Trees
,ufy 81, ,4S7,g00 legal tenders, aud that
they e cancelled and destroyed.
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PTTsDuReH, March sO.-Whsat-Flrm.
er and prices unchanged. CoFn-Ear arm
at 74a7bc fer mixed; 7Iiso for yellow;
shelled, mixed 73a75c; prime yellow 7Ta7Sci
free In elevator. Z Petroleum crude
81 77If ut PaIker's; refined at l4Ai4,t e for
Philadelphia delivery. Ft