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, 1875-09-12
ABROAD.
THEODORE TH0AIAB,

The New York 4T76hne gives the Following
sketch Of Theodore Thomas intentions:
On Thursday, Sept 49, the last Of this Of Sum-
er Nights Concerts will be gigen tho Central Park
Garden. Rinoe the opening Of this ha1], which IVES
built eight years expressly for Mr. Thorss he has
given there in al cuncerts. OF the good work &c
oomp.isbed during this time by Thomas and his splsn-
did orchestra 1t is scarcely necessary now to speak,
for every lover Of music knows hoy deeply IN
their debt. Resting week after the close Of the
ing ut Troy whence they go to Syracuse, Rochester
Oleressnd Detroit Toledo, Chicago, Indianapolis Gin
cnnsd Columbus, Pitaburg, and back to Phlxdelphia
In this last city tho 18th Of October takes placa
the rst OF series Of four symphony concerts to be
given throughout the winter. On this tour, M&da1ue
, 1875-09-12

the poafQs. One OF tno hempefS OF the etoca
company is Nr. A D. Bradley, long and favora-
| bly, known in this city. feature OF the enter
| tainment offered at the Cincinnati theatre is
worthy the attention of managers in vi parts OF
tae eoanty. ~ u tne s,. 1scnesi eunccsnuS
thoritv' sars: .sTho Grand Oper.-Hon has
| an orchestra which, having heard the orcbestras
at the Ieadin1 New York theatres. We pronouoca
tbe hat IN IN TTn;.ad States II il nnler ths
dirac,;nn Mt tha thorouoh musician. Michaei
Rrsnd and l,at MIGHT consisted OF ore yiol1na
one ,ca1Io nnd ons hsss viol ona ohoa two
f1ntaa tor cj.r;onata ona hassoon. two French
horns one cornet' one trombone. and tympani
all niave1 in snnerior styla."
"'@ F'~ wv. -. n,c,1ssoy,s paoaprca
c:1.:-sa- - -. s~.. x-"..,
anua - oon 10" sos ae ~. 80 ~ is
.s.a,s." haaa;..,;.s ' ~ a~as+ ..,.:.aaaa
dna tha A.. ~ 1econc;li.tion He~ cherished
1ietrionic nnrnoaea sra sh,kan a little hv an,
invit.ti ons In lecture 1nr}nr the coming season
The Graphic however, Gays the lady is "under-
lined for probable engagement as the Fifth
Avenue Theatre At the close OF hiss Clara Nor
nrat11 s,+s1d.nt - tha rh;.s,o thaa
trss dnr;oo har fv;nr T;a;ts r. th;a - he;no
nresent At the onsnisp of he Now Gh;caro Theaes
tre and Of McVickere- So it may be taken for
granted that she admires the dramatic profession,
it she doea not embrace it.
CHAMPAGNE IN TIE PAnQuz7rE
4 correspondent OF the Boston SATURDAY. Eue7s-
ino Gazette, who participated in tho Welcome ia
Barry Sullivan at Booths Theatre, relates the
fol1ow;ng which the other renortara ova,loonad.
..pa.r.e. 49, a.ta .sI 49, ,oas;aa =. ~" 80.
oes"een tne aets' ~ "A' ,oo1ns ~ sno h'o.-
ley throng about me, I heard : popping sound.
and, turning to my accompanying friend, said:
'bomabody's drawing cork. Not that l
| thought so, for moment. But, sure enough,
that is just What i was About three seass
from me-, In tne o1cneatra chano' Ia" gen
nsens 1e intn IT, tnmh1ar and n.ss i to The iade.
1Tho vere With him. haye often known pepnla
to hsve soma in their private boxes. but neTsr
hefora Wv it taken nnita m ho1div-
00~~ ~o.rra
| ,..,
| 1t u ea'd tnAs dgoes G1oeA mseoas Telurnio8
to the stage.
Harry Murdoch aud Lillian Conway ,re to p,sy
| -. :. -. pe..e- o1~h. ~ r.,
sa,son
'o ~
| John Mccullough will shortly return from
! Europe aud commence his season 3 starring tour
! at Louisville, Ky., Sept. 27.
n-a Ada1.iaa Na;,so, r. q. ~;,1 .,,a.r 40 ..7ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28

LID nur 1900 Suoer idbrlitb in unlern
9anbe s~eteltert wurbsn.
Sn Se;us aui Die Quolitdt Ser biesidbs
ri9en Weincrescenj IdBt ii6 istt nod feia
enogiilti9es llrtbeil abeeben, ba Der Sire,
den" in SoIse Der ipdten Qeie feline @Gbs
runs nod ni9t uolitduois Surdsemad&
bat. Giuen ,iemlid fi6ern anbaItspunh
our Seurtbsilung Der Site beiisl6cn bietes
inoeien Die Se9ieIe'ide Woitpuse.
9td6 oerislben fommt bas oieSiGbriss
Wadstbum in gesus auf Die @ite benz
1870. etrpa gleid, we!des befanntIi9 sin
re6t trintbarer S9oppcntpein mar.
Die @injer baben Oieiss SaGr Die Weins
Ie'e 10 ipdt ais m0sli4 hinaus9ei9obsn;
es 1T oies elm GROCER 6ortitritt, Sen mir in
pobluerltanoenen Snterciie Ses @einbaues
nit 6reuoen bs9rdBen.
%(lnnaIen bes gdcrbau o.
Gas Sniitutit Der Wiieni6aiten bes
GroBber;o9tbums Quremburg bat am .5.
Iiouember Elm Circular s~rIaiien, poriu 6
cine ~Serlammlung aui ben 2. Oe,ember
einberuft, INN Die einlsitcnben S6ritte ,ur
abbaltuns bss intsrnationalen Gonoreles
Der Amerltaniiten b. b. berienioen @elebr>
ten, Die iid NIT Der @eI6idte Imerifa's
Dor Columbus 3etten bei5aiti9en, in 1877
~ tbun. Der leste GonsreB Der aneritaz
nilteu iano uori9ss Sabr in Nan,io Nancy,
in Sranfrei9 ltatt uno bic Gr9rbniiie oes
Wirtens Der @eieai9ait iino in 2 Sdnocm
(Sftau) n~teeerselest, Die i'm nd4iten Sos
nuar erideinen.
Oas Organizations Gomits BON Iansis
bat li6 nit Benz 2uremburger: Is omite in
Serbinpuns seisst unb bietet feline 9ilfe an.
eSas Ole Stabt Qurembura fir Den lin.
terbalt bss S6uiunterri6tes tbut, bat Or.
Nidmann tiir;lia in Der &ammsr auseias
anosrSelest. Q0S %ebrenwertBe Sammsrs
mit9lieo iaste barber:
vGus seuObnli9e Budget Der StaSt it
347 900 6rs Oapon sibt iie fir ibre 81
S6ulen 5l,216 6rs. aus, mo;n nod Die
Nsbenaus9obsn nit 6s93 5rs. trsten fir
Die Sber:Y rimdri9ule fir S06tsr, pelte
cine irsie @emeinoeidule lit, bsnn cine
Siraslitin bat ben eriteu Sreis erbaltea,
oibt le ein Subiio pom $500 Srs. Die
6lsin 6inoer.S y pabri9ulsu toiten ie $500
hrs, i'm @au,sn alio $4,000 Nrs. Die
Wuiiti6ule toltet bic S,abt l6,495 Srs.;
Der Nntbeil Der Staot an ben ItbenGums
toitsn betrdgt % 900 Srs. Die Stabt
eibt alio lis 900 Srs. fir SdulpeIen aus
uno wenn cine Stabt Sas Orittsl i5res
Siiosets pafir a%ussibt, 10 fam man bod
rttt iassn, So5 its bas GGuInsisn uers
nadlii!st. Der Manssi on S9uIrdus
men lit uaerbinss ~uorbanoen unb bic Staots
uerpultuns sibt iia ale Wabc INN bisiea
Nausel ~ bebsn; ALIEN has maAt id
nid)t in etnem NussnbIife. Set %einissu
Sabrsn bat Die Ssuolteruns Der Stabt um
5000 Seelen, babsr aud Die Sabl Der Rins
Der ;u9enommen, Die Staot Last 9roburis
tbi9 &lnber Der u~mlie9enoeu @emeiuSen
in ibre Sdulen su; 10 wiini9e i'd benin,
oOB man audi bas Cute ausrtsnne. au4
bat Die StaSt wenieitsns ben @eriud NIT
elmer Obcr.E rimdridule fir 6nabsu ess
ma9t, alein iie muBte pisosr auf9ebcben
peroen i'm letten Sabre mar lie nur mebr
BON Is S9iilern belnbt, uouon 8 aus2anos
9emeinoen rparsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
Saar, Woiel, Gifel mno &unS,
rider.

ueber ben btesidbrinen Wein wirS
Don Der Saar ssidrisben: Die Suautitat
miro mad einisen Nnsaben Der BON 1858,
mad anoereu Der pom 1868 aleiaaefeOt.
9e9en 1874, in weI9sm bier Die RGlte iebs
uislen S6aSen anridtete, wiro Der grtras
in mandsn Bergen "a Wal 10 bod man
wiro Die Waiie burdidnittli1 nidt sa bod
orsifen, rueHn man iie auf bas 2meis bic
Orsiia9e bon l774 i1dtt. Die 0uaIitdt
wiro mad ben ermittelten Woitssutdtsn
stuas ~serin9er ausfauen, aIs in Dem pori'
gen Sabre.
Am IL. .. W. paiiirte elm sissntblmIi'
der Tau i'm Dome su Srier. Ills ndmIid
Der 0cniuicar Or. Bed, betannt bur4 iein
,itaatsfreunbli9ss" Verbalt.n, bic Ranset
beiteisen woQte, I'm bic Na6mittasspreSiat
gu balten, erbob ii3 cine sroBe Msnse uns
uerlieB Die Stride.
Seit &ursem bat ii6 ite0euwetfe IN
pielen Weinbsr0sn Der Woiel oas Geben,
laub i6wars seiGrbt. Die llriade biervou
ut nidt ~auigetldrt, w.Bbaib ii4 mauder
@in,er Der SsiorsniB binsab, IS m5dts
oas Sorbonosniein Der &eblaus Die Sduls
tra0en. Sn zen lesten Sassn bereiite eies
Ierbalb Die fir Die Ssobadtuns Der &eblaus
pon Der beuti6en &eidsre9ieruns eiaaes
ieete Scmmiiiion Der Yropin; mebrere
Sirsden ber Woielsessno.
am %. Houember rel Bee srIs
S6nse an Der Saar, 10 melbet man BON
Heuntirden.
GinmobIbabenbet Neaun Gus benz
Srtenfelb'idsn, Der ;u Ottmsder ialidss
@elb aussab. wurbs uerboftst SNA 5ei Der
Saus iuduna in ieinec Wobnun6 I'M uah,
6ormen, SdmelStieseI u. |. 10.
Der SdnelIsug BON OftMNe rad
Saisl sut9Ietite am %. Hopember II Rts
lomster unterbalb Saarburs bel Sberains
,el. 0rei EeriOneuuassn wureen, ba bic
0taidime aui ben Sdisnen btieb, etua 100
Sdr,tt rpeit seidleift uno no irbe Der Obers
bau Der Babn ara mitsenommsn. Mertm1r.
sig 1T es aber, taB trpt Der ihnt0en 6abrt
ees boit unainitisen Gerains u. Der ,icut'
li9 ftarien 9uroe nur Der materieue Sha,
ben sa beilasen 1T, bo websr Don ben VaNa
siersn, nod ucn benz bssisiteuoeu Bero
, nal Semano ir9subwie perlset lit. 9i
uriode beS GnyStsiisns iou cine an duer
4 belsiiben Serionsnmasen abseriNens d(:ru
Srensltanse seweien ieia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
Gin Gcrmanoter BON Sietor emmanuel,

Yin Veripanoter BON Tictor Emmanuel,
Batter Yeuseleol e, lit sesenwdrtis Wiiiios
mar unter ben Snoianern in Rdnias. Gr
mar friber Gedtsdnwalt in Guria in Sta
lien, aber CAB oies auf, UNI ii9 benz seiit.
Ii9en Stanoe 81 miomen.
On Wrcbdritannirn iinb seaenmdrtis
finfunbbreiBis fatbolii9s Yeers, einidlieb:
LID ben Yremier 9sr;os uno Premier Seer,
Roriolt. HsununoOier;ig tatb. garone uro
iiebsnuubfinf,is tatbOlii9s Uaitsl,eoer oes
en9lii9eu Parlaments.
Sic 9eiGcnicicrli6tc itr bes ueriiorbe:
men bo9w'itsn Galot, giidof Don Sran,
fanben am 10. Nopsnber IN gnnieu,
Srantrei5, itatt. Der bo5p'ite Sbibnu:
bier leitete bic Geremonisn. Sine orose
2n,abl @eifli9e uno Mr. Wsl6e, Yre.
left oes Ospartemeats Der 9tbone, waren
9esenpdrti9.
abbe Ganil 1T gum Gies &ector Der Ia:
tboIii6en llniueriitdt Su Paris ernanat
moroen.
an @eQs, (Gn9lonb) wuroe ser tatbo:
hide 9ottsSbienit wieosr einsefiibrt, nod
Dem iibsr 800 Sabre uerflOiisn liuo, ieit Elm
io!9er Oaielblt sebalten puroe.
Srhshunocrt proteitantii9e Oamen bon
Semi in Der S9pei5 bubsn sesen Die Nus,
l%peiiuns Der barmberSisen S3peitern pros
~teitirt.
Snbn, @iidof BON Guam, mar idon gi:
Idol ais Pius TX. nod Elm einfader Trie.
tier mar. Nunmebr miro Der bl. Sater
nd6itcn Rai iein iiniSisites Sabresfeit ais
Siidof feiern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
2;efsi(6- Suxem6urs.

Der On 2. DECEMBER ;u grIon
ubssbaltene Martt war duserit gut beia1t.
Die 8aufeute beIobten ii3 isbr Der ses
ma9ien Sei9dfte.
@eneraI Qieutnant Renar6,
Der fir, lid bic arlonsr girserpebr inipis
cirte, srtlirts lie fur cine Der bsitseibtsu,
Die er nod I'M 2anbe seflnben uno Sanfte
ben Sfi;ieren uno Wannidaftsn In einem
sissnen S9rsiben fir lire Initrensunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28

@r0Be b~etrtiIt, ben eriten Stang elm. Die
ensIli6e ct. Warps Stride lit elm pradt:
POLES Steinsebauoe; Die arDBte tatbOIiide
Stride 1T bic alte ipanii4e &atbeorale, Oann
oibt es nod cine polnii9e unb cine beuti1e
Rirde, leetere 1T aus aaltitsin gang maiiiu
aebaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-28
. e9erSogt6u nj.

Sei Der Oicfir5er @smsinbsratbsmabl
uuroen beim eriten Bablsans bic na6tite
9erren 81 Staotratben proclamirt :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10
Items from tho McSI.

OMAHA, July9.-The following has Just
been received from Lowell, Nebraska:
About p. NJ. to-day Joseph Newell, a
farmer, was shot and instantly killed by
James McGonegal, County Commissioner.
McConcgal had been drinking hard OF late
and having an alteration with Newell
shot him. lie was Immediately arrested,
The excitement in the immediate vicinity
is intense. Both parties are well known
and respectable citizens,
The eastern editors reached the North
Platte last night. They were rcceii ed by
the Directors Of the Union Pacific party
and met with an enthusiastic reception.
Atmany places along the line the citizens
turned out en- masse and furnished car.
riages to Fremont and Columbus for u
ride through those places. At many sta
tions agricultural products were abun.
dantly displayed. The editors were rs.
tonished and delighted at the fertility Of
the Platte Valley, beyond their expecta-
tiOns. The party left at tSA.M. in spIend'
id health and spirits,
The general offices OF the j, " NJ. Rail
road in Nebraska were removed this
morning from Plattsburg to this city.
Sidney Dillon and n party Of the Direc-
tors of the Union Pacific arrived from the
West this evening.
Three prisoners confined in the guard
house at the barracks escaped this morn.
ing after nearly killing the guard.
Vim. Armstrong, Of Columbus, Ohio,
died suddenly last night at n hotel in this
city.
Another very heavy wind and rain
storm visited this section and the south
eastern part Of the State last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10

NEw YonK, July 0.-'rhc Ercning I"st
says the sensation story that +. II l!crIcs,
member Of the Stock Exchange, had
lrfrautlrd the Mechanics National Bank
Is proved gronndIcss. lie had been TAX.
ing E'onrth Of July holiday, and on his
return yesterday found that one Of his
clerks had filled up II blank check IN the
Mechanics National Bank for M amount
sufficient to take up $l2j,OOO in gold
pledged by I.cclca with the Third
National Bank. This clerk, who has
disappeared, it is believed, intended To
draw the gold aud get away with it. This
morning the committee reported that
after full investigation II was evident
that l,cclcs was in no way party To the
attempt To defraud the bank or any one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10
River NCMA.

The river was stationary last evening,
with / feet inches in the channel
The steamer Science departed for Par
kersburg on time as usual.
The steamer Hudson arrived IRON
Cincinnati nj hali.past $ o'clock, In the
afternoon she took an excursion party To
Stcubcnvillc, returning At an early hour
this morning.
The steamer Ragon will leave for Par
kcrsburg this morning ut II o'clock
The elegant new steamer Hudson will
take her departure for Cincinnati this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Captain William
List in command, and Charlie List in the
office.
The towboat |. n. Phillips passed down
empty yesterday morning.
The Iron Mountain yesterday went
down to help the lronsilcs NJ. The
Ironsidcs is lying nj Point llarmar,
Il'y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 0.-Riyer feet 3
inches, and falling, Weather cloudy and
warm.
CAIRO, JulyQ.-Arriyed-CapitnI City,
from ST, Louis Dcparted-Grcyhound,
for the Ohio river; Capita City, for
Nicksburg; Bismarck, for New Orleans,
River 80 feet II inches, and rising.
Weather cloudy and hot, with indications
Of rain.
EVANSVILLE, July 0.-Wcather clear
and hot; mercury 90 to So. River II
$40 feet, and about stationary. Port
list: Up-Idlcwild, John Means, Down
Lookout, Fawn, Tarascon, II, S, Tur.
ncr, Florence Lee. Business moderate.
Sr. Louis, July 0.-Arriycd-Johnson,
Keokuk; Victory and barges, New
Orleans; Northwestern, st. Paul; Belle
Of Memphis, Memphis. River rose &
inches up to II AM, but since has declin-
ed one inch; weather cloudy and very
warm,
MEMPHIS, July 9.-River stationary;
weather very warm. Arriycd-lirand
Tower, St. Louis; J. y. Parker, Cincin-
nati Quick Step, White river, Depart.
ed Illinois, Nicksbnrgh Julia, st.
Louis.
CINcISNATI, July 0.--Rivcr 10 lect::3
inches falling. Departed: Andes, Wheel
ing; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, July 0.-ltivcr falling, s
feet 3inchcs in canal aud 4 feet L inches
in Indiana chute. No arrivals or depart
ures, except the regular packets. Clear
and pleasant
NASHVILLE, July D.-Rivcr falling, !
feet inches on the shoals. Clear and
warm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10

WAsnlSGroN, July O.-Thc Comptrol.
Ter rofcurrcncy has called upon the Nation.
al Banks for report, showing their coudi.
ton ut the close Of business on WCdnps.
day June Both. Comptroller desires to
retire all circulating notes Of the ,lcnomi.
nations Of five dollars, Of the following
banks: Notes Of that denomination llav.
ing been successfully countcrfeitcd. The
First, Third and Traders National Banks
Of Chicago, First National bank Of Pax.
ton, Ill.,, First National bank Of Canton,
III. The National Banks throughout
the country are requested to return alt
the notes Of these banks Of the dcnOminN-
tion Of five dollars to the treasury for re.
dcmption. No additional issues Of this
denomination will hereafter be issued to
these hanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELAND.


ELFAsEJJnly ''-lhe members "l lhe
American leahi, accompanied ny the
l.oru Mayor ol le'las', PaSSe'i lo.day IN
WISHING inc lllah"'ac'orieSo ol 'he Guy. AZ
lunch the Mayor proposed me health OIL
Inc Team remarNlnS thaI friendly con,
tests SHch as those a. p9OIin ana Belfast
tended 10 cement 'ne IrlGn"Shi lS,S ! pt'"eeh
the two nations, ann ought 70 DC ehco!Ir-
aged. Colone! H'lderSLeeVe, IN replying
10 me toast reiterated nlT Expressions "l
gratitude i9r tl'e Coruialily 'he leaI'
everywhere met. N0whSrGl he Sall' was
It more marked lhan III Belfast
TIE AMERICANS DECLINE FURTHER TEAM
CONTESTS.
BELFAST. ,July Q.-Col, Gildersleeye
to-day received n letter from the Secre.
tnrv If the National Rifle Association
inviting the Americans to shoot on the
4Iih instant, ut Wimbledon against
team OF eight picked men from inc inc
Uhiten Nlhgdohl, 'he range 10 NC louo
yaTds az" Gach man 10 nave ~ Sho'S'
EOl' "lluers!eeNe IaS Fepiie" "eeIihlhs
the proposition. lie says Inc Americans
are determlnlned to adhere to their
original plan OF engaging IN only one
team match on ms SIDE Of the Atlantic
lie thanks the secretary lor the lhVita-
ton. a letter Of similar character mas
been sent to Mr. iNrSon, AdJntant ol the
English eight, in response to his letter,ol
July 5lh, proposing match between thG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10
Fire at MiddIeport, ohio.

CINcINNATI, July 0.-The Commercials
MiddIeport, Ohio, special says; A fire at
. o'clock this morning destroyed nine
business houses and three dwellings on
Second street, between Rutland and Wal.
nut streets. The following are the prin-
cipal losers; William NJ. Swallow, stock,
storeroom and dwelling, Sll 900, insur.
ance $4,000; James Surlies, wholesale
liquors, where the fire originated, stock,
$2,jOO, insurance $4,000; &. Downing,
owner Of building, $500, insurance $500;
IIarIingcr Bros, stock aud building,
$GOOO, insurance $4,000; II. B. Lawson \
Co., stock, $4,000, no insurance; Shotwcll
Helms, building, $4,000, no insurance. D.
T. Jones, stock and building, $500, IN
surancc 500; Michael Bros. $4,000, no in
surancc; NJ. j. Hamilton -, 1900, no insur-
anre. The other smaller losses will 49,.
grcgatc about $1,000, with no insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10
DcnIh Of .GncrnI I.mnk =. IsIMir.

Sr LorIs, July 9.-ticncral Frank +.
Blair, Jr., died at half.past II O'Clock
last night. Although the General had
been sick Il long time, his death was sud.
den and unexpected.
II seems that the immediate cause Of
General lIlairs death last night was Il
fail he rcccivod while walking from one
room tn another in his house. lie had
been out for n drive in the afternoon and
returned about b o'clock. lie seemed to
have enjoyed II much, and received con.
siderable benefit, hut while walking IN
hi4 room he was attacked with dizziness
and fell, striking his temple against Il
piece Of furniture, which rendered him
insensiblc. Medical aid was immc-
hiatcly summoned, and every effort was
made to restore him To consciousness,
but without success, and At hali.past II
he quietly passed away, surrounded by all
the members Of his family. Ills parents
have been tClegtnphcd, and will probably
arrive here in time for the funeral Sun.
day. The family desire quiet funeral,
hut the members Of the old First Mis-.
souri, regiment, Of which General blair
was the first Colonel, have called II meet.
ing and decided to accompny the remains
0f their old commander To the grave, and
other organizations may determine To do
likewise.
Charles johnson, noted dcs radio,
wns shot and killed by the City Marshal
yesterday while resisting m arrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10

LOUISVILLE, July 0.-.TaiIcr Camp,
who wns given until to-day to bring four
Owen county prisoners before Judge Me.
Manamn, appeared before him at owen.
ton this afternoon. A special to the
C0nrirr"Iorndi says that he filed an addi.
tiOnal response, setting forth thu sentence
Of said prisoners l,y Judge ballard.
Judge McManamo tllcrcupon ndulgc,l
tlcrcsronsc sufficient, and discharged the
respondent The four prisoners are now
in thr State prison nt Frankfort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-10

GENERAL FRANK BLAIR, whose death
is announced in our dispatches, was no
ordinary man. lie was cNnctly the sort
Of person toexcrcise great personal in
llnenCe. lie was M open hearted, gencr-
Ous and true man. His record in politics
and war il familiar To our readers, and
we need not repeat IT, lie was here in
Wheeling, Just after the breaking out Of
the rebellion, on his way home to 81.
Louis from Washington. Col. +. NJ
Norton asked him the question at the
Mcclure lIOusc, what are you going to do
when you get home? "HyhL" said Blair.
And the next thing heard Of was the cap
tnre Of Camp jackson, near 81. Louis, by
Blair and Lyon and their volunteers.
Frank Blair meant hu'incsl from the
onset 0i his career. He was always
vigorous soldier Il hard hitter in politics
or war. Ills smecliin the Atlcnrllm here
in 1860, when he denounced and ridiculcd
the Democratic paper for alvising Wheel.
ing people not Ia let that meeting b.
held, IL nn lonbt alill remembered by
many persons IN our midst. Blair wa1 II
gool man Tor Democrats Ia let alone IN
those days. LikctIlAt other Krniuckinn,
Cagh CLAY, who nliu smoke here in those
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baltimore,

BALTIMORE, July 9.-FIour-Quiet and
steady western supCrinG s. 2jaf 62; extra
81 75a5 81; other grades unchanged, Wheat
Firm; No. | western amber 81 SO; No, 2
do 81 81; mixed do 81 20; No, western
red 81 30; No. 2dO 81 20, COm-Firmer.
Oats-Firm; western white O5c; do mixed
jgaGjc. Rye-Dull mud nominal ut Coca
81 90. lIay-SCarCc aud firm. Pennsylvania
and Maryland 99a3Oc. PrOvislOns-Quiet,
fair jobbing demand. Pork = Firm AMI
quiet ut $9I. Bulk MCats-Eominal; ShOul.
dcrs 90; clear rib l9al2NO loose. Bacon
Quiet, tair order trade; shoulders l0c; clear
rib l34c; hams l4IIal5c. Lard = Dull;
crude lie; refined lihal4Xc. Butter =
Quiet; western extras 9Oa99c; frsts lSa2OC.
Petroleum Nominal; crude 6Ta5AC; re-
fined II l7sal2c. COnec-StrOng with an up.
ward tendency; Rio CargOes ut 17AA2Oc;
jobbing atl7I!a9OKc. Whisky-Steady at
81 %
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our Umt1on Iorrrcapondcncp.

'iGtrroS, WESr VA oJnIy ~.
Ilioro llu lnlrllru
Unr " the oldest and most respected
citizens of Taylor county, Ucorgc IT, 4.
Kunst, i nn,i,c0i Prussia and father ol
e. +, W. knnN II lirailOn, Dr. A. II,
Kun.t II Weston, and John H. kunsi, II
rrnniytnwn, died at hi4 rraidcncc. At the
latter place, this morning nj y o'clock in
his IItli year.
Mr., Eunsl was for many yrnra q resi-.
dent of Allegheny county, Maryland, aud
Of Preston county, thi4 State, aud far
about 30 years resident ol Taylor cnun.
ty.
Probably M man in the State has done
more 10 develop itG resources, and Ger.
ininly M one took more active part IN
ils formation and in the eupprc@ion Of
the rebellion.
For sivly years lIc was q member NJ
the Luthctan Church. An honest man,
hi1 memory will lc respected, and lis
kindness and gomlnsa u heart will hr
long remembered by all who knew him.
Respectfully, II.
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MrMrins, July A correspondent Of
the .Imtmcht, writing from Forest City,
Ark, sayst TN the lth instant Nlis.
Ellen Ilamillou,a Il Young lady living with
Captain James Hunter, was brutnlly out,
ragged, cut with knife, and left for dead
by Il negro named Davis, who then stole
a horse and left, lie was followed hy n
party Ia Augusta, and was At one time
arrested by an old Portuguese living
there, hut escaped. a large number oI
citizens are Nill in pursuit of him, and II
found liC will w. summnrily dealt with.