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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12
The Cincinnati Biennial Musical
..... Festival.

CfNcINNATr, May 1.-THE citizens oil
Cincinnati, having united to honor the
event Of the week, have been busily en-
gagged during the past two days In deco
rating, and not only all the business part
Of the city, but many residences even In
the suburbs are handsomely draped In
honor OF the festive occasion. Flags
tri.colored streamers and evergreenS
have been used lavishly, and interspersed
with musical emblems, notices and por
traits Of the great musical masters. Busi.
ness has been forced aside for the time,
and music has taken control Of the city.
The audience that greeted the opening
Of the Second Biennial May Festival was
one Of the most nattering description
There was some difficulty in seating
the vast multitude promptly, which
caused a delay In the appearance OF Theo.
dote Thomas, who was greeted with ap.
plause when he mounted the stand. A
hearty acknowledgment on his part was
followed by prompt commencement oil
the evenings entertainment, which was
opened with Brahms Triumphal Hymn.
This difficult and exacting work Of ART
tested the powers Of the orchestra and
chorus to their utmost, and was very
smoothly and effectively rendered. Tile
second number on the programme was
Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, which
was rendered il q mastery manner by the
immense orchestra under the leadership
Of Mr.. Thomas and received with storms
Of applause. This closed the first part ol
the evenings programme.
After the intermission as the orchestra
commenced the second part a heavy storm
set In and the pattering ofthe rain on the
roof caused 80 much disturbance that Mr..
Thomas stopped the orchestra. The au.
dience good naturally applauding hls &c.
tion. After quite lengthy interval the
performance which consisted entirely Of
scenes from Lohengria was resumed.
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ByTeIeg1raph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

~
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1.-THE
Southern Memorial Association has
adopted a resolution that all soldiers oil
both the Federal and Confederate armies
be cordially invited to Join the Memorial
Association in decorating the graves Of
soldiers ut Arlington on the lst Of June,
The Cabinet is in session, and will, it
is thought, consider. certain changes in
the Revenue Bureau in connection with
thGgreat whisky frauds just made public,
Commissioner Douglass to-day tele-
graphed to the various Supervisors who
are experimenting the work Of seizing
Illicit stills to send the names Of all reve-
nue. officers employed ut any Of the eStab-
lishmenls seized in order that they may
be Immediately dismissed. II is stated
at the Internal Revenue Office to-day
that there is not sufficient evidence before
the Department. upon which to base It's
action CONCERNING certain officials Who
must have had some knowledge OF the
fraudulent transactions or else have been
grossly negligent in permitting them TO
be carried on, and thus far no removals,
other than those Of the gaugers and
stOrekeepers which have been heretofore
mentioned, have been made. Additional
instructions were to-day sent TO col
lectOrs ut various points east and vest,
where the department Is satisfied that
fraudulent whisky has been shipped, to
sieze all such supplies, and telegrams
have been received from several places
announcing seizures, the heayiest among
them being The establishment OF Bingham
& Co. at Evansville. Other seizures have
been ordered at Pekin, Ills, Cincinnati
and elsewhere, and the Secretary to-day
directs that legal steps be taken at all
points where frauds have been discovered
and that arrests be made where the eYi.
;lence Is sufficient to Justify them. The
officers have already ascertAined that
great quantities Of this CROOKED" whisky
has been distributed throughout the
country and especially In the south, but
the form OF the packages in which II was
originally shipped has been changed in
many Instances and II wiltnoT DO I'M
possible 10 detect much Of II, p 10
The Grand Jury came into the court
room to-day and presented true bills
against VIM. s. Kink for perjury in hav-
Ing on the 23l Of February, 1874, sworn
before u committee Of Congress that he
had never received a dollar for the pnr.
pose Of assisting In the procuring Of an
appropriation for the Pacific Mail siCHm.
slip Company, jerome J. Kinds, In four
cases for offering bfibes to The govern
nlent officers to Influence their aGtionin
the Mail contracts, X. Il. Gill, g. II.
Thompson, s. T. Luckett and T, J. Laz.
enby for obtaining warrants by false pre-
tense and conSpiring to deirAud, and II.
Thompson for forgery, Harrington,
counsel for King, was present and stated
King had arranged to appear when called
on and he asked that no bench warrant
be Issued in his case and to this the court
n1RnnH
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GOVERNOR JAcOB, whose alleged hcgirA
from Charleston TO escape the injunctiOn)
Walker has proclaimed in his paper, was
in the city yesterday on his way back to
that corner lot region. II the great de
fcated will only possess his soul in pa
tiencc for n day or two he will probably
sec the Governor on the streets OF that
deserted village once more. ewill also
see on or about the 2Olh Of this month The
steamboat Emma Graham landing at tho
Charleston wharf, like the ship ArgO on
the Colchin coast, in quest Of that golden
fleece (the capital ship 80 dear to the
hearts Of the corner lot men Of the Kama
wha. The Governor expects to be In al
the dcath--in time to be served with
whatever is IN store for him, be the same
Walkers malicious squib' or Wards pa.
tent nostrums. He will be found at liS
post until the last, and will leave the
town, we doubt not, with all the serenity
and dignity beftting his position. He
has been on visit to the Eastern part ol
the State, escotting his family there, and
is now ready to meet, face to face, any
issue which the corner lot spectators ol
Charleston may thrust upon him.
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Four important appropriations were
passed through the Second Branch oI
Council last night via -:
For 3 Fire Engineers, s72O each, or s2,.
100.
For Fire Alarm Telegraph, $3.50.
For Peninsula Bridge, sii,7s5.
For bridge over Caldwells Run, tCity
Surveyors cstimate), Si9,4iO.
The first three appropriations arc abso.
lutte. The fourth authorizes the City
Clerk to advertise for proposals, after
hearing the City Surveyors estimate Of
sl2AlO. ..
In regard to the Peninsula bridge, we
understand that Mrs. Carter offers . do.
nation Of $500, in case the bridge is
built, which will reduce la cost nearly
one.iourth.
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The DiStiIlery seizures.

ST. LOUIS May ll.-Nothing Of special
importance transpired to-day regarding
the seizure yesterday Of the distilleriel
and rectiiying establishments in this city
Supervisor Hagley. and his assistants
have been busy all day, examining papers
and preparing. evidence to libel the
property seized. This will take four OF
five days and then the whole matter will
go before the courts. No more seizures
will be made. The rectifying houses can
give bond under the law and proceed with
business, but the distillers can not. All
the distilleries seized are still III the
hands Of the officials and inventories
Of the property in them is being
made. Until this work is Gomplet-
ed the amount Of property seized
can not be stated. The local gov
ernment officials say they know nothing
about the matter. At all events they are
very reticent and but little information
can be obtained from them. Warrants
for the proprietors OF the establishments
have not yet been applied for. The next
step by the government officials is anxi-
ouSly looked for by the public. These pro-
prietors, however, affect 10 be undistIrb.
ed and unconcerned, saying that they do
not know why their houses have been
taken possession Of, no reason having yet
been given by the government officials,
and they disclaim all knowledge Of wrong
doing. Some Of the rectifers will give
bonds as soon as an inventory Ia taken and
resume business, while the others per.
hapS will wait until matters are fully
developed.
ST.. LOUIS, May ll,-Gen. John Nc.
Donald, supervisor Of Internal Revenue
for this district, received a letter to-day
from Supervisor Hawley officially notify
Ing him Of his action yesterday and en-
closing copy OF his authority from Sec.
retary Brislow. Gen. Mcdonald replied
by offering any assistance to Gen Hawley
that he might require, and extending
to him the use Of his office during
his stay here and asking him II at tho
time OF the seizure yesterday he found
the distilleries being operated according
10 law, and whether the officers In charge
OF them were at their posts Of duty. To
tulh MT' 41uWlVy Eeplleu lunt tWO VI Iue
distilleries were running at the time Ol
tile seizure; Two Others had spirits In the
warehouse, and one was entirely vacant;
but whether they were operating accord
Ing TO law cannot be determined until an
examination Is made. All the officers In
charge were on duty except one store.
keeper, the distillery being In full
operation at tho time. In an interview
with n reporter Gen. Mcdonald said he
had been 45 years making a reputation
and did not intend to allow any one to
trile with it. He intimated that he
would regard II a personal matter with
any ono who dared 10 impcach his homes
ty. lie had no fear but he could clear
up any charge that might be brought
against him. The seizure has created,
considerable excitement among nearly
all classes of business men, There has
been good deal Of comment, generally to
the effect that II the law has been violat-
ed the guilty parties should bo punished.
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ions &. BRrcKtNRtDGE has had a re.
lapse. II seems thAt the meeting be-
tween him and our pCripatetic Vice Presi-
dent was 40 affecting that everybody got
to crying. sph we're heard on all sides
Of the chamber. Govetnct Leslie hid his
manly face in his handkerchief, and e&-
Congressman Beck boo.hood right out,
The result was that the tears stood in piid-
dies all over the premises after the inter.
view, and The invalid took violent cold
from the iampness. Such impassioned
scenes are impfudent In the sick room.-
Wash. Ndr.
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Weather Report.
WAR DBtAHthkNTI
ORFICE or TIiR CHuR BIONAL ORRICER,
WASHINGTON, D, q, May u. $3.50 fP. N.


PROBABILITIES
For Wednesday In the Middle and
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
stationary and rising barometer and tent
peraturo, southerly winds, partly clear
and cloudy weather. 70 =, ,iaas '-''i
For the Western Gulf States, Upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
diminishing northern winds, rising bar
OmetGr, stationary or higher temperature
and generally clear weather.
For the Lake region falling barometer,
the storm center will move eastward over
the southern portion Of lake Huron,
southeast winds veering to southeast and
northwest, with cloudy weather and rain
over the lower lake region, but the up
per lakes brisk northerly winds, colder
weather and occasional rains.
For New York and the New England
States stationary barometer and temper
ature, southeast to westerly winds, warm
or and partly cloudy weather, possibly
rain In New York.
The rivers will change but slightly.
Cautionary signals continue on lake
Michigan.
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Burial Of the Schiller Victims.
iCahlh sperinl 10 The Hernld.l II.


LONDON, May .11eThe intetment o.
the dead at s. Marys' has been most deco
rouS and collins were strewn with flowers
But iewoi the bodies have been claimed
by friends. The representatives Of The
Underwriters Of the Hamburg company
are sanguine Of recovering considerable
specie and merchandise. Among The
bodies are the following: one with Bottlei
on a ring, a lady with an 3 on her linen
one with an A on her linen, one with
the initials s. E. on her chemiSe, another
with a gold ring marked Colise and two
without any distinctive marks, one will
a gold ring marked N. g. J.C. T.. 1874
another with gold ring marked l.. q. C..
one with the initials in right hand, j. r.
one boy aged two and another twelve.
The weather was fair and the sea calm
at Scilly Island to-day. The Schiller
could be approached without danger.
Boats piled between the weeck and shc'es
all day. Many bodies were recovered
and considerable quantity Of the cargo
landed. Twenty-Five more 1ags OIL NeT
Zealand mail and two. fAg' ol new lork
mail were brought ,shote to-day, Two
divers left PenEsnce for the wreck, and
tvolvo ,nore EJdies were recovered,
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THE Clar Of Russia is reported to have
written to both France and Germany, in.
sisting on pence. 1fthis be so,there will be
no war, as neither power will be willing
to plunge into war, In the face oi the op.
position Of Russia. Al present The Car,
more than any other person, controls the
destiny .oithe continent "a regards peace
or war, Neither Bismarck nor Mac.
Mnhon can afford to disregard his wishes,
as, unless the war they may precipitate
he very short, the soldiers Of Russia can
turn the success either way. The Car il
reported very friendly to the Emperor
William, and hcrcc France will not dis.
regard his advice
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 1l.-Aboul
thirty men went 10 work in lfutChinson's
mine to-day They were assaulted with
rifles and fevolvers, and crowd Of men
women and boys followed them with
threats, and we're only deterredfrom vic.
lence by the weapons Of the workmen
Threats we're mnde to have crowd this
evening when the men came out oil the
mines to mob them. Through fear Of this
the authorities wete called upon this
morning By Hutchinson for protection
and 4 posse ia now being raised to 60 TO
Kingston this afternoon.
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his wife. Did you ever say that to wilke-
SOM A. No, sir.
Mr.. Morris-That is all,
There was no ross.examination.
Mr.. Beach-Shall we put another wit.
meas on the stand tonight, sir2 .
Judge NeilsOn-E think you had better
identity him. s-'-.. -ta-
Mr.. Beach--We will identity him by
saying that it will be MI, MoultOn. He
Is not here.
The Court adjourned. '-.it.l'
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Marine Intelligence.

New York, May ll.-Arrived-steam.
ship England, from Liverpool,
PEMDRoKE, May 1.-THE steamer
Jason Gould, from Golden 10 Penn.
broke, when half n mile from Pembroke,
landing last night struck rock and sunk.
There were one hundred and fifty paSSen.
gers on board, all Of whom reached the
shore safely.
LONDON, May ll,-steamahlps France
and II. Dovan, from New York, arrived
out,
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THE TURF.


LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE races over
The l.exingtan course to-day were vel
attended. The track heavy and The
weather fine.
In the iifst race, half mile, in which
there we're 10 entries, 6alyer's Ch. l., by
Enquirer, |; Gatdhet's ch. I, by Lexing.
ton, 2; Richards b. C., 8. Time :j3.
In the second race, mile heats, four
starters, Robinson 4 MOrgAh's Bigfellow
l.2-i; McGfaths Pennington, 2.l.t; Soul:
leys Moll, 3, distanced; Richards Astoria
4, disanced. Time, Isl, l47i, lat.
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gr. PAUL, May ll.--Neat Manannah ID
Meeker county, W. J. Porter was shot by
a man named Woods, who claims title L
some land which Porter occupied. Dur,
ing the quarrel one Of the Woods family
known as Indian Woods, was shot by Pof
ter with a rifle and will not live. Porter
was also killed. Both parties were Ken
tuckiAns,
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wheat econ Of pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE IrcS'
this morning saysin review Of the reports
from all sections Of the State, that owing
to the snow, frost and latespring much
Of the expected wheat crop has been
killed. Careful survey, leads us to
think that not over one half OF the crop
will be gathered,
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BUFFALO. N. y, May 1.-THE propel
Ter barge Superior and consort, from
Chicago, have worked through the Ice
and This evening we're within quarter O
4 mile Of the light house They are oh
S,ructed there by grounded ice.
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The Grand Army will meet Wednes-
day morning at MeCormlckS Hall, Chi.
cago. In the evening there will be a
reception at the Exposition building.
Addresses will be made by the Mayor,
Calvin Denim, Of Massachusetts,, and
Governor BeVeridRe.
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Homeopathic Medical COnVon.
tlOn.

COLUMBUS, May II. The State
homeopathic Medical Society met here
to-day, about forty delegates being In at.
tendance. Papers were read on the In.
ilamatiOn Of the middle inner ear. Alb.
SceSs Of the inner ear, and inflammation OF
the lid Of the eyes.
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LEWISTON, ME-, May 1i.-Rev. Dt.
Webber, Of Kent Hill, suicided BY hang.
ing this morning. He was formerly
Preaiding Elder Of the Redheld District,
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Bacon, Lard & Pork.

500 tierOes Extra s. @. Hams.
1000 pieces s. Q. Breakfast Bacon
5000 pieces Plain Shoulders.
1000 piece, S. @. Shoulders.
400 tierces Prime Leaf Lard.
200 barrels Prime Leaf Lard.
200 kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
$50 barrels Mess Pork.
1000 pieces Clear Sides.
All our own Curing and for sale low.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
4lherlfHs. laIe..

IRH-vRT TE OF A DEckETAL ORDER OF
fD>lals IL sued ont Of tho District Court o. ne
Secodd Jud ictal district. In and for Boise county
ded IN :. ID Court in .7or q Pl.int in the al.
/ Of G. ". rams against John J. Thompkins for tho
can Of $i6s79 and s2-loo Dollars;
:. 1875 and costs Of suit taxed 1t $50. which
said ordf Is duly attested June l2th, 4. D. 1873,
have lie, led upon all the right. title and interest
which he said John :! Iompsns n1o o. u .pg :,
the fol- owing real estate and mining properly yn9
and be ing situate in the County Of Boise In loaho
Ierrif DRY. viz: All those certain wafer d'eees'
water rights and that certain mining ground bound
ed = I'D described follows. to-wit: That certain
| vat r ditch known IS the Landing ditch. ana the
wat right connected said ditch 10 stu
ate on the north side Of Mores creek. taking wa
tel out Of said Aores creek about four miles east OF
lt aho City, and conveying said water to Idaho Oity
iso tina. certain wster ditch known a. the Mooney
itch. and the water right connected Herewith, saio
ditch is situated on the north side Of Mores creek
taking water ont Of said MoYes creek about three
and one-half miles east Of Idaho CITY, and convey
ing said Idaho City: also the water right to
the waters Of Hoo Doc Gulch. and all the ditcnes
conveying the OF said Hoo boo Gulch TO the
Mooney Ditch above described also all that certain
mining ground described 40 follows. to-wit: Com
mencing at point on More's creek near the saw
mill Of Fox Morrell. running thence in norther-
ly direction line my feet more or less east Of
l. p. Landings dwelling house TO the mining claim
formerly owned by William Wallace; thence IN An
along the summit Of East Hill to the tunnel where
the Christie Ditch runs through East Hill: thence
i'll soutberly direction to the Landing Ditch;
ihence in easserly direction along said Landing
Ditch to gulch known Ladies Crevice Gulch
thence III sou,herly direction down said LADIES
Creyice Gulch To Mores creek: thence down tbs
north side Of Mores creek In > westerly direction
10 the place OF beginning Also. all the fumes. res
ervoirs. pipes. hose, mining tools and implements
OF every kind and description used in aud npt0 and
about said water bitches and mining ground ~
Landing 4 Tompkins. former owners OF the same,
together with AL and singular the tenemens. here
iiiainents and appurteuances 10 said water bitches
amt mining ground belonging or III any wise appss>
i-in.ug. Pubic notice u hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 18th day OF July, 1873,
al Twelve e'ccck. nocn. viii sell in front of Ihe
T. urihou>e door. II idaho tltv. fui.e county. l.
=. tEo Accvetescsced pfoE er'y III g.rcels 20 the
ALL - - 4 IS l.
SAML STEWART.
IDAHO CrrR, June Is, 1875.
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Rooxs BOARDOF CENTENNIAL MANAGERS
Idaho, Boise City, June l, 1875.

/ ROOMS BOARD OF CENTENNIAL mANA6EhS
Idaho, Boise City, June |, 1875.
The Board of Centennial Managers for
Idaho announce the following Agents for
the reception and collection of articles for
Exhibition at the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia 1876. Information will be
furnished by them on application to all
persons desiring to exhibit. They are also
authorized Agents for the sale Of stock and
memorial medals issued by the Centennial
Board of Finance:
Boise County-Hon. Ben Wilson, Pho
neer.
Alturas- Hon. John McNally, Rocky
Bar
Owyhee-W, J. Hill, Esq, Silver City.
Nez Perces- Hon. L. P. Brown, Mount
Idaho
Oneida-Hon. VIM. Clemens, Iowa Bal.
Oneida-Hon Alex Stalker, Frankli n.
Lemhi-Hon. George L. Shoup, Salm on
City.
Idaho-Hon S. P. c. Howard, WASH ing
ton.
Shoshone-Hon. Ira Goulder, Pierce
City
Ada-C. ". Moore, Esq, Boise City.
Letters Of inquiry can be addressed to
Thomas Ranney, Secretary, Boise City.
Ii. CARTEE,
Vice President.
c. ". MOORE,
Treasurer and Financial Agent
THOMAS RANNEY,
Secretary
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Notice.

I have in my possession the following
l. described horse and mare, which. ii
not called for and the charge, paid in thir-
~ days from the first publication Of this
notice, will DC disposed Of according to
law:
One small dun mare, branded III on the
right hip.
One crcam-colorcd horse, with white
name and tail No brand, and about four
years old. A. DUQUETrE
DAD TT. June l3, 1875.
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Notice.

THO X. G. ALLEN, JOHN +. kEEFE.
L Ramonao Qially aud william NAE,ls. and al
whom /, may concern: You. and each Of Won. are
hereby nosic ed that /. Il q. Allen. 4on~ tbs
full amount o! work required - the Law Of Con-
gress Of ls73. and Anss ndnienis thereto. 10 wiz
Two Hundred 5000 Dollars
on the Los Angeles quarts ledge. discovery claim.
situated in Boise county. |. T.. and on the di-
vide below the town 81 ha<,sa the east side OF
Grimes creek. said claim consisting OF 600 Zee,
along said Los Angeles 9axr,t ledge. aud you ar
hereby required 10 pay to al assessments acansi
on on the same. and .e< tbs publication Of this
lice within ninety so eass from date hereof.
forfri, all q .oar right. uLe n'eres, and claim In
-. and upon. said los Angeles quartz gilm
provided b, the act Ai.sve specified.
IDAHO CTR. April II, ISIS Il, G.. LILY.
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Notice.

w . A. fsTrESeiLr. Co.. 10 State Street. Ro.
..n . park Row. New York. and 7ol Chestnut s,re..
M'aae'ph'a are our Agents for procuring aay,r,,..
,or the IDAHO WORLD In the above cities
rates. ss"e ~ our loves
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Board Of Count Commissioners

.of Boise county, Idaho Territory will meet in Reg
Far Session. At the court house, in IdsLo City. on
Monday, the 9Th day Of July, 1875.
that being the first Monday in said month. All &C
4. un;s or other matters coming before said Board
should be fled prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verified
e. insure acton thereon. and no bill be presented
ugtt.-S III he fees are nail JaaEs MORTALITY.
a-... lid I.e.gs.