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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-25

STILL CAUcUsISG FOR SENAToR,-The
latest advices from Charleston do not in.
dicatc speedy solution Of the Senatorial
imbroglio. The votes for the various can
didates at each ballot go up and down like
the quotations Of stocks in Wall street on
the different calls" and as yet no nom
inee even approximates to Spar" AT tho
caucus on Saturday night, on the first bal
lot, Camden led OF with 20 votes, Walker
followed with lG, Price with II, and Bran
non with g.. Beside these there were
scattering votes for Bennett, Raymond,
Faulkner and others. On the second bal.
lot Walker rose to 81, and so did Camden,
while Price dropped to 5, and Brannon
to one, On the third ballot Walker
held his advance, but gained nothing,
while Camden dropped to 20, and Price
and Brunnon rose respectively to 0 and
10, On this ballot also our distinguished
friend, General Pannell, received one vote,
This one vote may have capabilities and
potentialities like the historic grain OF
mustard seed, or the apocalyptic little
stone, or the little cloud, no bigger first
than mans hand, and Ia therefore not
to be passed by without remark. We shall.
watch the Generals chances with more
than ordinary interest, On the fourth
ballot Walker dropped to 81 and Cam.
den advanced to 81, while Price rose to
an even dozen and Brannon fell of
to 4; the scattering votes being 2
for okey johnson, | for Senator
Bennet, and | for the man that Charles
James oyerrCached so badly, visa Ben
jamln Franklin Martin, Of Taylorcounty,
On the next ballot Walker fell of to II,
Camden held his own, Price dropped to
10, and Brannon advanced to 10. The
scattering vote showed ballot for Hans
Good, which Is to be taken, we suppose,
a. an endorsement by some fellow Of his
late speech.
Thus ended the second session oi the
CAUCUS. Tonight tits to resume its bal.
loting, Meanwhile it Is expected that
the capital question will be reported IN
the Senate to-day. Perhaps tho show Of
hands on this question will materially
assist in convincing members for whom
they ought to vote for Senator. There is
no telling where light may come from to
Ihow mcmbcrs the path Of duty.
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CnuRcn DscIPLtNE.-.'Ths severity with
which Archbishop Manning il enforcing
his will upon the Catholics in England Is
shown by the fact that in the recent
"Catholic Directory" published in Lon.
don, the name Of Lord Camoys has been
stricken from the list Of Catholic peers.
Lord Camoys has for long time been
one ofthc most celebrated Of Catholic no.
SSbIi.Ied DiySi II. '' letter on Tie Vatican de-:
crees, his lotdship dissented from The
episcopal consideration Of the doctrine Of
Papal ihiallibility. The archbishop con.
scquently replies by striking his name
from the list Of Catholic peers, thus vit-
tually certifying to the world that he no
longer recognizes him az a member Of the
church. - IPashingtOn Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-25

Docs vs. Cows AND snEEp-X. A..
Willard, In his recent address before the
Daitymana Convention at BinghamptOn,
New York, said he had known the simple
employment Of dog on dairy farms to
decrease the yield Of cheese per co% near.
ly 100 pounds per annnm.
The Ohio Assessors returns for 1873
show 81, 5,4iO sheep, worth sllO,O45, killed
by dogs in that State. In addition to
this S5,O35 were injured. The aggregate
amount Of loss Ia given at Si3J,2ls.
This keeping Of thousands Of worthless
dogs seems an expensive luxury, and one
that unfortunately falls on the whole
community, and not only those who In.
duiRe In II.
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Fatal Shooting Array nj Fan.
castor, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January "a. - A
special to the Coutier.Journdt saya that
Vim. Rochcater, son Of Col. ". II.
Rochester, Of Darvillc, who Il n very
prominent citizen Of that part Of Ken.
lucky, was shot and Instantly killed In
Lancaster, KY, last night by ". $.
Miller, keeper Of the Lancaster Hotel.
Various rGmora as to the origin Of the
quarrel, II being stated that the voting
Rochester made movement as II to
draw a pistol when Miller shot him.
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VILE, TENN.
Fatal Shooting AIIra y..JnII Fore.
ed and a Prisoner Removed.

NASHVILLE, January23. Joseph Debit,
watchman at the Maxwell House, was
fatally shot at 2 o'clock this morning,
while In the performance Of his duty BY
Raymond, Thomas, formerly fireman III
the Maxwell House engine room. Thomas
was drunk at tho time Of the shooting.
Thomas made his escape from the building
but was captured in few minutes after
and placed In Jail.
On the goth inst, at Q o'clock A. NJ,
twenty disguised and well armed men en-.
tered the town Of Sparta, and went to the
jail and took the jailer and held him by
force while they obtained the keys from
his person, and took from the jail man
named James Rogers, confined for the
murder Of John Vincent on the 25th Of
December last. The other five men in
Jail were locked up by the masked men,
and the keys returned to the jailor. Moth.
Ing since has been heard Of the prisoner.
1tis supposed they were his friends.
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Woather itepoFi.


OFFicE or THE CitiSP siaSlL OpFicER, !
WAaHiSUToS, D. C., Jan. N.-s:3G ?. "
PRobAhitffiEs.
In the Western Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, higher followed by
falling barometer, generally lower teni.
pefatifC, and clear or partly cloudy
weather, with winds mostly from the
north In the first section, but shifting 10
the south or east IN the two last
In the Upper Lake region higher ba.
rometer, lower temperature, northwest to
northeast winds, and generally clear
weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest,
falling barometer, slowly rising tempefa.
tute, winds shifting to east OF south, and
Increasing eloudihess.
In the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, rising barometer, falling temper.
atIte, brisk north TO west winds, and
clearing weather.
The Ohio river at PiItAbutgh, Cincin.
natl and Louisville, and the Cumberland
al Nashville will continue rising the
Mississippi below Cairo slowly falling.
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Fox HanL

ALLIANCE, O., January ga large
io1.hunt took place near Homework
Station to-day. About fifteen hundred
men from here and the surrounding coun.
try towns with dogs formed 4 large circle,
They chased up six foxes, and soon caught
four Of them, the other two escaping.
They then sold them al auction. They
brought from 81 26 10 So 10 apiece. Bands
from Homewotth and Paris furnished
music.
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Twelve Stables burned NJ Fort
I,HHVnnWOrth.

ST. Louis, January 2-Twelye large
stables at Fort Leavenwofth, Kansas,
we're burned Yesterday. Loss, about $780,.
900. Seven hundred horses we're In the
buildings, but they we're all rescued with.
out harm. The iifewaS the work Of an In.
ccndiary.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, January GA. U. Man.
lels varnish factory ut Hunters Point,
with two thousand barrels OF yRrnish,
burned last night. Loss $4,000; insured
# was rumorcd in Brooklyn that II
juror In the Tilton- lleecher Gaze was
drinking with one ot the counsel Friday
night.
4 special to the Times from Washing
ton says from what il known Of the views
Of the Senate Committee on Railroads, II
Ia considered impossible that Scott't
Texas Pacific Railroad bill can be report
ed iayOrably,
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ALFONSO ADVIsEg VICTORIA
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, January 23.-The Montene'
grin government has ordered It's subjects
abroad 10 return home. Twelve thousand
troops have been ordered to the frontier
VIENNA, January 24.-LThe Montene.
grin difficulty has been compromised
The citizens OF Montenegro are 70 be tried
at Cettigne. The evidence Of Turkish
witnesses In the case will be taken at The
frontier town OF Spush,
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Conductor Killed al Pittsburgh.

ptrrsBuRou, January 24-Thos. stur.
geon, Il conductor on the Pittsburgh,
Washington & Baltimore Railroad was
instantly killed IN the yard Oh Ross street
yesterday evening. While running ahead
Of his train TO turn the switch, his foot
caught in a frog, throwing him TO the
ground, and before be could extricate
himself the train struck him, instantly
killing and tnangling him In terrible
mAhhnk.
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CiSCISNArt, JanttAty 24.-James Myers
committed suicide early this morning by
throwing himself under the ladies car Of
train on tho Cincinnati, Richmond 4
Chicago Railroad, just "A the train was
leaving CollinsVille Station. Two wheels
passed over the body, ntabgling It in a
horrible manner and causing instant
death. Motive unknown.
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A young fellow In San Francisco sud
denly snalched a kiss froma lady friend,
and excused his conduct by saying that
II was a sort Of temporary insanity that
now and then came upon him. When he
arose to take his leave the plying dam.
sci said TO him. III ever you feel any
more such fts coming on you had better
come right here, where your inhrmity Is
known, and we will take care Of you"
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Fire At OWego..No Holt At NIadi.
knkt.

MILWAUKEE, January 24-Fowlers
Mill at Owego, Brown county, was dc.
sttnyed by frO yesterday morning. Loss
$4,000; Insurance $1,000.
Advices from Madison are tu the effect
that the threatened bolt Of the opponents
Of Carpenter, the nominee Of the Repnb.
licah CAUCUS, will not take place az a Suii.
Client number cannot be secured.
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Special Election for t,ongresstla n

CHICAGO, January 2S.--At q special
election In Tie First Congressional Dis.
trict, b. q. CaulAeld, Cobgtessman.elect
from that District TO the Fotty.fourth
Congress, was elected to Gil the vacancy
In Lhe present Congress caused by tue
death ofJohn 3. Rice. There was a very
light vote polled, and no concentrated op.
position TO Caulfeld.
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The Last Illness and Death Of
Tom ALnrSh0ll,
From Sketch Of His Lille and Character In the
LOullHillh Conrler.l lournAll

Louisville Courier-JournAl,
At last exhausted nature gave way and
he was stricken with his last illness, A
friend told him that he must soon die, and
asked him some question looking to i
preparation for another world, He
promptly stopped him, and said: "No,
sir; no, sir; l do not wish to pray.
/ had no hand in coming into
this worldi | have failed in all |
have ever seriously attempted or de-
sired whilst in 1t. | shall make no
arrangements for my departure, nor for
another existence. II God has managed
the matter so far, ! shall permit Him to
continue itas best plGases Him." He dis
missed the subject, and referred to it no
more. After remaining silent for some
time, ~ II muSing, hO said swell, well,
this is the end. Tom Marshall is dying;
dying, not having suit ofclOthes in which
to be buried; dying upon a borrowed bed,
covered with a borrowed sheet, in u
house built by charity, Well, well, it
Ia meet and proper" After an hour or
more, he looked through the open win.
dow, and calling the attention OF those
around him to a solitary tree, standing in
the middle OF large open pasture, he
said; "When I am dead, bury me be.
meath that tree in the middle OF the field;
| have been crowded all my lie, and do
not wish to be crowded in death" He
said no more, but after time quietly
ceased to breathe. He was placed be.
meath the tree, but no stone nor mark tells
the passing traveller who rests below.
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nroittn Rail,

DETROIT, MicH., January 2S.-Thc en-.
gihe and baggage car Of the night express
on the Michigan Lake Shore Railroad,
was thrown from tile track by broken
rail, near Grand Rapids, this morning.
The engineer, John W. Anderson, was
killed. The fireman, Walter Cummings,
was injured internally. His recovery Il
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Ghe9RtelIiaeueer

We are under obligations to Senator
Boreman for public documents, and espe.
cially for the daily receipt Of the Con.
grc9ional Record,
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New ORLEANS, Jannaty 24.-W. A.
Weeks (colofed), Assistant Secretary Of
State, was killed last night by George
Paris (colored), Tax Assessor, In an alter.
cation reported TO have been about a
woman,
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CUIIA.

HAVANA, January 23.-Ons hundred
and forty.eight SisterS Of Charity, ex.
pelled from Mexico arrived here en- route
10 France.
Alfonso was officially proclaimed King
Of Spain to-day by Captain General Con.
cha.
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No Nofnination as Yet.

CINCINNATI January PA Charles.
ton, West Virginia, special TO the En-.
9uiftr says: The Democratic caticus failed
tonight to nominate candidate for Sen.
atot. First bAllot-Camden 20, Walker
10, Price II, Brannon 8, Capetton 0, scat.
tetihg7 Seventh and last ballot, with
about the same result. Caucus adjourned
till Monday hiRht.
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HARTFORD, CoNS, January 24.-.7st. Pat.
ricks Church was burned early this
morning. II was valued at $4,000; In.
sured for $4,000. The walls are stand.
ing, but will probably have to be taken
down. The building will be replaced at
nnrn
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OOMMlssIoNER's NOTICE.

i. .. ',s.: s';;i.,, n %.,% :, a. ''cn.''.',.
In tho Circuit Court iGr OhIocOuuty, West Virginia,
Notice lg hereby given that shall At my Office
No. lli2 ChapIlnO street, Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, THE lSr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875
In accordance With decree Of the Circuit Court
for Ohio county, West Virginia, made and en-
tered III the above entitled cause on tho 10Th day
accounts rs required by tho said decree. Also what
creditors, whether mentioned In said decree or not
have llenI upon the lands conveyed to Charles Mar
SHALL 10 secure the payment Of The SUM VI $50 90
and tho amount Of said liens. Secondly, To aScer.
thn and report what sum may bC due, from tho said
plaintiff 10 the said StadUrl aud any other proper
matter required, or that may consider neCesSary.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner 0hl0 County Circuit Court.
WHEELING, Dec. 20, 1874 JAM
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QUEENSTOWN, january 24.-Arrived-
City Of Antvefp, from New York.
HAvRE, January "a Arrived st.
Laurent, from New York.
NEW YoRK, january 24.-Artivcd-
Steamer Colon for Aspinwall.
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Roston raiinre,

BosroS, January 2S.-Heath, Anderson
4 Co, show A1sets Of Ss39, ,999, with liz.
bilities Of $685. 400. Their creditors will
probably grant an extension.
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FRANCE.

sEizuRE OF A CONVOY OF ARMS.
PARIS, January 24.-The French All.
thotities OH tho Spanish frontier have
seized convoy Of arms for the Carlists
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, January GA courier has
arrived In this city, leaving an autograph
letter from King Alfonso to Emperor
William. He has similar letters for the
Emperor of Austria and the King Of
IknIv
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For the Ohio Valley to-day Ptob. an.
nounces "hisher followed by falling bar.
ometer, generally lover temperature, and
clear OF partly cloudy weather with
winds ahiilfng 10 the south or east"
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l'ire a. Athoi, Mass. ...LosN SqS, 900

sPRtNoFlELp, MAS, January 3S.-The
MilletS River Manufacturing Company's
Woolen mill, Al Athol, burned this morn.
ing. Loss S26,0O0 insured for $4,000.
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Capt. II. A. White, leader Of the Con.
necticut colony In Rnstell county, Kan,
ifote 10 death near bis home during the
recent severe cold Spell on the plainS
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ENGLAND.
puLLloN IN THE DAyK OF ENoLAND,

BULLION IN THE bank OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 23.-!The amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day Ia 10000.
DEATH OF BISHOP KINGSLEY.
LONDON, January 25.-Rey. Charles
Kingsley died yesterday, aged SO years.
4 meeting of tho Liberal memb mbors Of
Parliament to select leader for the
party Is appointed for February Sd.
ALFONSO ADVISES VICTORIA,
An autograph letter from King Alfonso
was delivered to Queen Victoria on Sat.
urday, formally advising her Of his acces.
sion to the throne and Of his intention TO
rule over Spain on constitutional prin.
ciples. A similar notification haS been
received by France.
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NOTICES.
oPEcIAL MEETING

OF the stoekholder of the Wheeling
Gymnastic Association will be held at the
Room SATURDAY EVENING, January 2S,
at ~ o'clock. A full attendance Is dc.
sired, AS considerable changes in rules aud
regulations will be proposed. iau2S
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EAIR WARNING.-ALL PERSONS
Z knowing themselves indebted to d.
Schainbra, or to the firm Of D. Schambra &
Sons, are requested to Gull end settle their
accounts. All notes, due bills, book 40.
counts, de-, not settled on or before the LIST
day Of February, 1875, will be collected by
law, All persons having claims against us
will present them for payment at once.
D. SClIAAiDRA 4 SONS,
ian5t Merchant TailorS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-18

A New ART. A new method of
ornamcntlng has recently been introduced
to the public called 'Decalcomanie, or
Transfer Pictures. 1t consists of instantly
transferring pictures which have been
printed on paper in colors, to any article
one may wish to ornament, 4 large class
Of the designs. such as Flower and Fruit
pieces, Autumn Leaves, Moss Rosebuds,
rerns. Vines, Antique Heads, Cupids, EN-
hlems, Medaii9ns, Landscapes, Animal
Scenes, Nc, are particularly sought after
by ladies Tor ornamenting furniture, work
boxes, vases. lamp shades, flower pots, land
articles of china, glass, wood, silk, Ivory
marble, plated ware, tinware, &c.
These pictures are designed by the mos
skillful European artists, and are printed
on prepared paper in many colors anC
various designs: they may be instantly
transferred to anY article SO to initiate
the most beautiful painting. The dir
cctions for transferring are very plain, ant
| the art is easily acquired. So that one mal
/ become an expert even after few hours
practice.
BY this process the cheapest articles ar,
frequently ornamented with bits of land
soape or floral decoration that could not b.
painted by hand without increasing tn
the value olthe article The manufacturer
of these pictures, Mcssrs. J. L. Patteu
& Co., l62 William Street, New York
will send, postpaid, book OF "a pages
giving full instructions in this delightfu
art, complete catalogue, and ten specime
lpictures, on receipt Of ten cents,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-18
Death of Col, G.. B. Kellogg.

Col. Geo. B. Kellogg, we'll known law
yer, Of St. Louis, died at o'clock Monday
morning, in his room, at the Bircher
building, 5174 Chestnut street, and being
alone in the city. his body was taken in
charge by Mr.. Smithers. undertaken.
Col kellogg was son of the late Hon
Daniel Kellogg, formerly of the Vermont
Supreme Court, and was born in Rocking
ham, Vermont, in 1925. He was, at ont
time, adjutant general of Vermont, ant
during the war commanded Vernon
cavalry regiment, serving principally il
Virginia. In 1865 he went to st, Loui
and engaged in the practice of the law
and at the time of his death was a mem
Der of the law firm of Kellogg 4 Holmes
He leaves wife and daughter, who ar
with friends in the East,
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NOTES HERE AND THERE,

Martin & Co. ,on Front street. Daven
port. have put up three hundred barrels
of saur kraut for southern shipment.
Sour kraut sells at five dollars per barrel
The clothing dealers, the fur dealers
and the stove dealers say this is disgust
ingly warm and pleasant mathematics
business in their line bad. Good thing for
the people, though.
Josiah Quincy, of Boston. as presi-
dent, and r. H. Ferguson, Of Troy, n. Y,
as secretary, have issued call for cheaI
transportation convention to be held III
Chicago, on Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
The free lecture, in Darts Hail.
Wednesday evening. on Odd Fellowship
by Mr.. Vending, drew large audience
and was much liked, 1t was brief but
interesting and eloquent review of the
foundation progress and objects OF the
order.
Theodore Jacobs and twenty nine 9th
err citizens of Coal Valley petitioned the
county court to appoint day Whereon the
question of village organization under the
general law might be tested by election
Saturday. Dec. 4, was fixed upon as tht
day, and Theodore Jacobs, Robert Thomp
son and Robert Lee as the judge of cleo
! ton.
The deputy sheriff of Warren county
arrived in this city this morning, irou
Iowa. having in his custody horse THE
who has, he said, stolen over Is horse
during the past year, at or near Mon
mouth, and no clue could be obtained 0
the thieves until couple of weeks ago
The prisoner. who was heavily ironed, wa
locked up in our county Jail until the Rock
ford train leaves this evening.
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Personal.

Lieut.. Edward NJ. Wright, ordered from
Rock Island Arsenal to Philadelphia,
leaves this evening by the eastern train.
Many friends here wish him happiness
and prosperity wherever he may be.
We are sorry to announce that Sheriff
Huesing is confined to his bed, threatened
with fever DIR. Truesdale attends him
and hopes to prevent run of sickness.
Some weeks ago Capt. T. G. Martin
dale, of the Western Union r. R., who ha.
good many friends here, as well as al
along the road, went to Batavia, N. Y, il
poor health. hoping that rest, at his old
home, and plenty of Avon spring water
would restore his health. A letter from
him to one of the editors of this paper
dated Batavia, the 10th, says:
Il am feeling some better The change
is going to do me good; am beginning t
eat little; am allowed cigar occasional
ly, aud two or three small glasses a day
of our nice Genesee county cider, which
does me proud If ever II strike my gal
again on feed l am bound to get back t.
the old notch on the scales. | an gooC
deal encouraged and hope to be as good
as new when ! return"
Capt. Mart's friends here will be glaC
to know that he is improving and all hope
he may fully recover his health again.