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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09
Gov, Hendricks ON Louisiana Diff.
IlCuItieH.

INDIANAPOLIS, January S.--.GOvernor
Hendricks delivered his message to the
Legislature in Joint Convention at 10
o'clock this morning, The message Is
long and relates chiefly 10 State affairs,
The total amount OF the foreign State
debt is 81, ,727,565. In addition to this
the domestic debt due the School Sinking
Fund Is $9,9O4,7SS. The total perma.
nent school fund is is$s,7l1,sl9. The Coy
eruOr closed his message as follows In
relation to the Louisiana affairs; | had
intended to restrict this communication
to subjects that are Of special interest to
the State Of Indiana, and had written all
| intended to say when 1t became known
to the country that FREQ Representative
Government had been broken down in
the State Of Louisiana by military vi
Olence. II Is fundamental right and an
essential free institution that the Legis.
lative Body shall be the Judge Of the quail
ificaLion Of, election and return OF its
own members. II Is declared In our Con.
stitution and In the Constitution Of the
United States, and in the Constitution
VI lNUlbluHuI IL 10 eAClublNe uNu
no power, not even the Judiciary
can interfere with or question 1t,
II is n prerogative Of the State, be-
cause without Il no free State can exist
Without any pretext OF domestic violence,
that right has been taken away from the
popular branch Of the Legislature Of
Louisiana, and the members recognized
by that body have been driven from the
halls by armed soldiers under the COM
mRnd Of United States military officers,
and others not recognized by the body as
members have been seated as such. The
cause Of the House Of Representatives Of
Louisiana and Of its constituency Is your
cause, and will be the cause Of the people
you represent so long as the constitutional
and Independent Legislature shall be cher.
ished by them as a right. Shall the
privileges Of the people to make their
own Stato laws by their chosen represen.
tativcs rest upon right or only upon per.
mission2 The voice Of the people should
be so represented as to restore the right.
! ask you 10 protest against and denonnce
the usurpatiOn as a crime TO be deteSted
and not a precedent to be respected,
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We understand that number Of the
delegates elect to the Legislature from
this end Of the State will leave for
Charleston on the Hudson to-day. They
start thus early to make sure Of reaching
their destination by next Wednesday,
although the distance Is not great) and
also to be on hand at the ringing Of the
first bell on the Senatorial question. No
new developments have occurred on this
question Of late, but the signs Of the times,
in our opinion, still point to the lion. j.
N. Camden a, the coming man. From
all we can learn there will be good
sized lobby on hand to incite tile mem.
bers to proper discharge Of their duties
on thia and one or two other qneStionS.
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CINCINNATI, January S-IlOrace y,
Gibbs, an employee Of the indianapolis,
Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad In this
city, committed suicide to-day under PEI
culiar circumstances. Some two or three
years ago the deceased married and lived
happily until n few days ago, when hiS
vile died and was buried at Spring Grove,
since which time he has been very melan.
choly, This morning he hired hack
and drove to Spring Grove. At the en-.
trance he told the driver to exercise his
horses whilehc went In. Notreturning for
some time, the haekman searched for him,
and found his body lying across his wife'S
grave, with two empty DerringerS beside
Il, he having shot himself through the
head. He left letter stating that he was
not insane, but that the decd was prompt
ed by affection for his dead wife, whom he
wished to Join In the other world, and ex.
pressing the belief that his wife would
not have waited a day had he died first
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The TRtBuNE ALMANAC FOR 1876
We are indebted to the New York 7ti.
tans for a copy Of their almanac for 1875.
Those who are familiar with this annual
Of the Tribune office do not need to be
told that IL is valuable work. As asual
1t Ia replete with political and other SLa.
tistics Of the greatest value, arranged 40
clearly and concisely as to be Immediately
available when wanted. The series Of
Tribune ulmanacs from 1898 down to the
present has become the statistical hand.
book Of the people, and could not be ud.
equately replaced by any work yet pub.
lished.
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The Cleveland 4 i'iitsburgit Hail.
road.

The Cleveland papers Of Thursday
contain the annual report OF ]. N. Nc.
Cullough, President Of the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad. II does not, how.
ever, furnish the earnings Of the road for
1874. These will not appear for some
weekN yet. The total capital Of the road
outstanding isSl1, ,24S,2liA7, and the total
funded debt s5,Ol5.943 GS. Mr.. McCuI.
Tough concludes his repoftas follows:
In conclusion your directors would say,
that Notwithstanding the financial crisis
tina. has pAraly1ed all branches Of busi-
ness during the year Just paSt, and which
has borne with especial severity on the
mineral traffic, which makes up 80 large
part Of the business Of your road, the
obligations Of the lessee have been
promptly met, the various obligations of
the company fully protected, and the guar.
anteed diVidendS regularly paid. Such a
result, under such circumstances, argues
for the permanent security Of the guaFan.
tees entered into by the lessee, and gives
strong assurance OF regular and unipter.
rupted dividends in the future to the
stockholders.
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THE RIVER TRADE.-From the report
Of the United States Inspectors at Pitts
burgh we condense the following interest.
Ing Stalistics for the year 1874: 100 pilots
to0k out licenses; 2S6 licenses were issued
to engineers, SO Of which were second
grade; bobcats were inspected; $50 licen.
aeS we're Issued to steamboatmen; 100000
passengers were carried from Pittsburgh
BY steamers,
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AReeantine Minister.

IItrrtE Rock, Jannaty S.-Fev. T, ]
Leak, pastor Of the NJ. +. Church, Of this
city, who signed card and forwarded II
last night, denying the statements Of Gen.
efal Sheridan as to Tie bahditti Of this
State, will publish a card in the mothing
stating that he signed the card under a
misapprehenSion, and adds that upon te-
liable and considerable evidence since re-
ceived, he il Il satifed that the statements
Of TINT paper are not true, t..I|
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SUBJECTS OF PRAIER-The subject Of
prayer in the different churches to-day Ia
"Prayer for Religious Revival" To
morrow will be the last day Of the week
Of prayer, and the programme announced
for the occasion will be; Sermons: The
essential unity Of ChrisPs Church and
the obligation binding OIL all It's members
to manifest It in the Bond Of Peace"
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ToIdWea1herin the NYesl.

OMAHA, January S.-About midnight
last night a heavy northwest wind Sprang
up accompanied by snow and cold. AT
six AM. the Thermometer wAa l0O below
zero; at II Al NJ 17' below. In the higll
parts u The city the thermometer regis.
tered 250 below zero; at Cheyenne 26o be.
low; al Fort Laramie $40 below. The
heavy wind with light snow has prevailed
all day from Cheyenne eastward 10 Mis-.
Sissippi. II is feared that there will be
much suffering and probably loss Of life
In the Grassh0pper Districts. To-day the
train from Washington was five hours
late, being detained BY the storm.
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Minnesota Legislature.
GOV. DAVE MESSAGE.

Sr. PAUL, January s.-The annual
message Of Gov. Davis was delivered to-
day at ~ o'clock A. NJ. II Is quite lengthy
and Ia entirely devoted to local matters,
no allusion being made to general poll
tiles. The Governor regards the Rail.
road laws Of the last session az a prac-
ticable success. Under the rates pre-
Rcribed by the Railroad Commissioner
the reduction Of passenger fares and
freights, and lumber passing over the
railroads In this State will amount to
about $3OO0,000. The Governor says
that upon the general question Of the
right OF the States to prevent abuses and
to give remedy for the commission, my
own views are so well known through
my frequent expression, that II Ia not
necessary for me 10 reiterate them. re.
gard II IA practically settled that this
Fight exists, This view Ia guaranteed by
the decision Of all the Courts which have
passed upon the question and now awaits
final confirmation by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, whose decision upon
the principles which underlie this sub.
iect have placed that court upon line oi
logical se9tlences which, Il would seem,
must lead Il to affirm the views OF sub.
ordinate tribunals. The right then ex.
listing, the question Is merely how shall II
be exercised. That question II Is for the
people themselves 70 determine. II Ia
not q matter of party feeling. II cannot
be circumsCribed by party lines. II Ia a
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, January s.-Ths Bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England
to-day was 10000 pounds.
A Paris special says that MacMahon
has decided to summon DutOure, Labon-
lace, LarCy and CASTELAR, to form Cab
met and agree to the political pro-
gramme. Ii is certain that this attempt
to constitute a Cabinet from Wednes.
days majority in the assembly will be
fruitless, but It is indispensable to rem.
der MacAIahon's position clear in the
eyes Of tho nation, and prove the impoa-
sibility OF any government security. The
continued support Of the majority Of
MacMahon viii then be free to choose
o Cabinet from those whose programme
he can accept, and this Cabinet will be
charged with the conduct Of the general
election.
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PATERSON, MI, January SIT Ia re.
ported that the Band Rock Works, aboul
nine miles from this city, exploded last
night, causing the loss Of a number oi
lives. The sound Of the explosion was
distinctly heard here, and attracting The
attention OF the ilagmah at railroad
crossing, he was run over by train.
PATERSON, Nj. january s.-The Band
Rock Powder Works exploded here last
night. The shock gave to the people at a
distance the impression that an earth
Ouake had taken place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

HABEAs CoRPus.-Daniel Quinlan will
be taken before Judge Melvin in the Cir.
cult Court this morning at 10 o'clock, up.
on an application for a writ Of haGeaS cor
pu Quinlan Is held for examination
upon charge Of being concerned in the
robbery OF the three Morrison brothers in
this city about two weeks Ngo.
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Aauite+y..Oturder.

CiSolSNAri, January s.-1Iatch McDan-
iels, a steamboat Captain, was killed at
Point Pleasant, W. Va, last Wednesday,
BY WIN. Weittel. The latter had been
absent, and on returning home learned
that a criminal intimacy existed between
McDaniels and his wife. Setting shot.
gun he started 10 find McDaniels, who had
iust gone to the river to water his horse.
OveFtaking him Weitael shot him In the
leg, woundIng him badly and causing the
horse to throw him. WeitSel then walked
to the wounded man and placing the gun
mutllcto his body delivered another bar.
rel containing eleven shot, killing him.
WeitEel was Jailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

New YoRK, January S.-1f possible, q
greater crowd than heretofore gathered
To-day about the Court In which the
Tilton. Beecher trial Ia being held, and
The services Of the detaclinientS Of po.
lice we're required to enable the Judge
Jurors and counsel to gain entrance. The
work was begun by The counsel for The
plaintiff, prefempt6fily challenging Aus.
lin Packard, one Of the jitors, and he was
retired, and Michael Burns, builder, was
accepted. Mr.. Beechef here said, that al
this point lie would not interpose any
other challenge, but he might do 40 before
the Jury was accepted. The defense
subsequently excused Burns, the last juror
accepted, and John Taylor, cork dealer,
took his place in the jury box. DR.. Ed.
ward Beechet then entered the COtitt
room and took a seat beside the coin.
sel for his brother. Taylor madethe 18th
Juror, and many long consultations we're
held BY the counsel at each table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

THE following directions are given for
detecting counterfeit jO.Cent notes now in
circulation; On the counterfeit the lock
Of hair in the corner Of Dexter's forehead
touches the hair at each end, while in the
genuine II Is u &c" shaped lock, and
touches only at the lower end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

The clash in the fashionable world just
now between the girls with pretty feet
who want to wear short dresses and those
with ugly feet who insist upon having long
ones is described by the fashionable
dress.makers as something fearful.
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Condensed TeIegrams.


The President sent the following
nomination 10 the Senate: Postmaster,
J. II, shuttleworth, ClarkSburg, West
Virginia.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather with
snow tonight, followed on Saturday by q
rising barometer, decidedly lower tenn.
peratute, brisk and high winds yeeting TO
the west and north, and partly cloudy
weather with snow In the last section.
-Itis said In 81. Paul on good author
ity that the management Ofthe West Wis.
consin Railroad had been transferred 10
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad.
The recent default ofthe West Wisconsin
In the payment of the January inter.
eat on It's bonds, IL snpposed to be the
cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

A SUPPOSED LuNATIc SENT TO JAIL
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Holt, who resides in
North Wheeling, was yesterday arrested
and taken before Squire Tolivar upon
charge OF lunaCy. The Justice commits
ted the woman to Jail to await Sramina-
tiOn, ..a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

The opponents Of Senator Chandler,
Of Michigan, claim that the caucus de.
cides nothing, and that the matter Ia in
"A great doubt "A ever. II requires o.
votes to elect, instead Of 6l, as stated In
hese dispatches Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09
soutiiertl i5aciIlc Raiiroa,i,

WAsHtNoroN, Jannafy S.--The House
Committee on the Pacific Railroad has
appointed a subcommittee on the subject
Of relief to the Southern Pacific Railroad
a. by request Of Col. Scott, The sui.
committee consisting Of sypher, Hough-
lnn. MAlls and BAfnnm.
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Iris his proud boast that he has been
in business twelve years and never spent
a dollar for advertising, He netted the
first year $500, and il has aimee steadily
increased until It now reaches SSl5.
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,tobbson tjbDernost.

MfMPHrs, January s.-The appeal has
a special from Nashville Of thIs date
which says that Johnson's stock Il going
up. His opponents not being able a yet
10 settle on any one against him.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

No MAN worries about his bills this
year. Times are 30 bad that he makes up
his mind that he ought mot to pay any
body, and then he Is comparatively happy.
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THE CAMERON Notwithstanding
the revival in the NJ. L. Church at Cam
eron, Elder F. Ball writes as follows:
Editors Lnteliigencer The religious re-
vivnl In Cameron progresses with won
derful interest and power. Within seven
days-up to Thursday nOon-there have
been eighty conversions and ninety Eight
accessi0ns to the NJ. L. Church. Twenty
have professed the experience Of hol liness
The interest awakened Is deep and gen
eral. f. BALL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

YOUNG men, to armsl Not a single
marriage license was issued in Ohio coun-
ty last week. Only one license has been
issued since Christmas, and that on the
2sth ult.
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PHILADELPHIA, January s.-Arrived
the steamer Kenilworth, from Liverpool
NEw YoRK, January 8.-Arriyed-The
steamers Gealic and Idaho, from Liver.
pool, and HohenstufIen, from Bremen.
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susbenSion OF TfotiiNe I1eaIefR,

NEW YORK, January S.-MeBride 4
Williams, produce dealers, No. 333
Greenwich street, have suspended. Their
liabilities are estimated at eighty thou.
sand dollars. Mcbride is assignee Of
Henry Morgan, also a produceaiealer,
who failed a short time ago,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January s.-Baron De Laucy
has declared his inability to form a new
Cabinet, and President MacMahon has
applied to Duiours to undertake the task,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Wheeling
and the election for Directors will be held
at the banking house on Tuesday, January
18th, 1875, between the hours Of fen O'Clock
A. Nj, and four o'clock, ?. N.
ianl N, A, CHANDLER, Cashier,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

The regular annual meeting Of the Stock.
holdSrs Of the Etna Fire and Marine In.
surance Company, Of Wheeling, for the
election Of Directors, will bO held at the
Office Of the Company, No. 1916 Market
street, on Tuesday, Jan, l2, 1875, between
the hours Of Q A, N. and 70 N.
J.R MILLER, Sec'y.
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oEALED PROPOSALS,

~ CLRRK's OFTICR BOARD OF COM'Rs,
WHEELING, January 9, 1875,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until January IS, for keeping In repair
the Water, Steam and Gas Fixtures Of the
Court House and Jail Of Ohio county, for
one year.
The Board Of Commissioners reserving
the right to reject any or oil bids.
jan7 CHAS, II. DEITERS, Clerk.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Citizens Street Railway Company
will take place At the Court House on Sat
urday, the S0th, at2P.M.
ians W. Il. WOODS, sec,y.
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NOTICES.
DANK DIVIDEND.

Dividend at Commercial Bank, payable
70 stockholders on demand.
JAMS S.P. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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cToCKHOLDERs' MEETING CON.
- MERCIAL BANK.
The regular annual meeting Of the Com
mercial Bank, for the election Of Directors,
will be held at the Bank on Tuesday, Janu.
ary l2, 1875, between the hOun Of Q A. N.
jan5 s. P. HILDRETH, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-09

A MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLD.
IA ERS Of the Fire 4 Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will be held OF the
office Of the Company February 18th, 1875,
for the purpose OF eleCting Board Of Di.
reGtors and taking into consideration the
propriety Of making application for new
charter. @, II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
WHEELING, January Z, 1876. jams
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
The Chatham Poisoning Case.

The case of Mrs. Charles Stone of Cha
than, N. Y, accused of poisoning her hus-
band in April last at the Park house,
Chatham, of which he was proprietor, is
now on trial before Judge ingalls, at Hud-
son. Mrs. Stone was jointly indicted with
Daniel G. Bosworth, her alleged paramour,
but she is being tried separately. The evi-
dcnce of the prosecution, which is very
yoluminous, tends to show that the prisoner
loved Bosworth and hated her husband,
and, in order to get him out of the way,
she gave him morphine. Judge Ingalls, in
timsted TO the district attorney that he
must cut the testimony in the case short,
rs It was being spun out TO an interminable
and useless length. -rrI
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Words of Wisdom.

They that govern make least noise.
! [Selden.
| A great proof of superiority is to bear
with impertinence,
| Gold is the fools curtain, which hides all
his defects from the world.
The human face is divine when not de.
graded by the vices of society. .t
1t is to live twice when you can epioy
the recollection of your former life.
Genius makes its observations in short
hand; talent writes them out at length.
bruised reed shall He not break, and
smoking flax shall He not quencb
Blessed are they who long for home; for
they shall come home. [Tholuck. -
Rich men have commonly more need to
be taught contentmeHt than the poor.
The human mind should be a globe of
humanity moving on the poles of truth
par Venues card basket 10 like bottle
OF strawberrles-al the best are on top.
Hornet.
Good intentions will never justify evil
actions; nor will good actions justify evil
intentions.
They go for the fairest way to heaven
that would serve God without hell. lSir
Thomas Browne
Look down upon genius, and he will rise
to giant-attempt 10 crush him. and he
will soar to a god
The shortest way to arrive at glory would
be to do that for conscience which we do
for glory. [Montaigne.
The truest estimation of living is not to
be taken from age, but action; some die
old at forty, others infants at four score.
1t is is not all joy which produces laugh
ter; the greatest enjoyments are serious.
The pleasures of love, ambition or svarice
make nobody laugh.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13

Have you any excuse for suffering with
dyspepsia or liver complaint {? Is there
any reason why you should go on from day
to day complaining with sour stomach,
sick headache, habtual costiveness, palpi-
tation of the heart, heart burn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit OF
The stomach. Yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mouth, COM
ing up OF food after eating. low spirits, &c
No IT is positively your own fault if you
do. Go TO your druggist, Albert w. Hig-
gins; also Rice e. Co.. Castleton, and L.
Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get bottle of
Green's August Flower for rs cents your
cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get
sample bottle for 10 cents and try IT, Two
Hoses will relieve YOU.