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SEC. a. Art. Of The Constitution Of oreson wal ~
iol'o1s: No act shali eyer t. reylaed q amended
eeci"n an.nded shall he s"t forth and pubilaiel ~
full lrngth."
orsaa ts oeurt .' IT, = s..
This e.ctson VIA adorted for god rai.ont Il III.
b.sn c..on w't our :t.l..are '1 ,,.. s@',a =,
tta, snd nndar tbat eurtr to chtngo words and
phrases anyuhe1e in ita BoetIona 10 tnncrt &ml
" oaa I'd M as 70 r.p nd n
ha real test 10 discover what was the e1tst
'S . ns 1s*"y H. ht WIN. that .,
OF the Constitution W. Designed IN remedy. the Court
proceed 70 rt4ce thu folovfnE construction upon the
or s"ilan aisi L. ~: fos,b = amtn,sd in fu viii
liz sstsas: q ,aS. :ae . fol-
1nws Nm Law shall ls ravthed or amended ~ refer.
euee 10 s tlIle hg. n sac c... ;ls ses rsy.ei Of
lena.h.n 49,
say. IN committing shis asctlou Ttis intended
.s ss Or r1sys of .s. me;;s
.head shsa isa saad Independent nd .p.1. HON
section amrnded. II -: tterr!ore provided that in
ses thrn .e aceto amended should ~ re.enae.l and
published At ienGth. -......
utitutoa4l piovis!on. xhen sdopied by Conatiu-
ttondl Convention ot 1870. saope-d without qucs+
tt0u or u}gfukfnD, bGcAuBH III meaning ana c1nHfuc
tim were not open qutEtinne hut were known u Ia
we'll aeted hy long e OF Judicial decisions ~ Wr1l
by legislative construction and lorusr acque>csnr
far more than generation for It cannot liz prthumei
thai tho mauy dlatnRulahel lawyers who wero mem.
bers Of that Convention vera ignorant Vi 1be ~ti.t.
rpre OF tile sae provision hs Constitutions Of 9th.
States, Of the existtnc4 Of the 1Fchous VI
ihs Supreme Courts Of thoas 8ales constructing this
rtuviFion.
ThA construction Of this clauae Of our Constitution
came before OLE oxn Suprsms Court incidentally iu
tho very .ts Of Police Commissioner k!okke VI.
levi r. Wright, not yet rspor.e AID Ia passing It
hoheId, who wal dlst!ngnthed member Of The
Constitutional Contention Of 1870 adopts the LAM
Blsge Of tbs Hupsens Court Of Michigan In the
Of the reore ri. MAnhkney, supra.
1t may b satd, howov0r, that thtA II stbittr
dictum. In the Klofke Huppore this b. couced-
ed; still Is IL tha dlctunn Of distingushet, ji-
| rtst who ,asnbef OF tbs Constt-
tu.ouzt Conventions; =. dictun in entire bar
monv With tbs ssttcted oonssructiou 10 sll
couAst,ls similar proyiaions; dctu.n upon subtect
Of Rreat public cocern, and therefore rot To Ia IRE
huncd 10 have bean inconsIderately put forth aud
detum that must hare been sas4factorr to aud ar-
proved y At least majority Of tho Dousts It Hona
mt have been allowed 10 aprelr the opinion Of tLe
Court
Your Committee are, therefore. unanimous 10 the
opinion that Rcnatory net which sets out the
ton act II will read when smluded IN strictly in
In ali the Atatss where similar constitutional
provisions arc foun and ttat II Il not necrssary 10 sci
out in tho arnendatory act tbs section or sct 10 be
JAMES 4. CossoLLr,
| Chairman EUD-conm!ttce.
, 1875-02-19

ST. Lor1st No., Feb. 1a.-The Globes Topeka,
Ram, special Rays Lisut. baldwin, Chief Of Gen.
Niles Scouts, has sotnruod from tho Indian
country. lie reports Bems Apprehension
tbst tho Indians viii renew hosdlitses in
tho spring, but he does not thipk
they will 1nlcs. the tribes Of tho soatl,
to foinot bY those OF tho North. they hare
boen badly whipped. their ammunition exLaust-
o,l and largo number Of thoss still out have
IoHt their poniea; aud all are III = demo5alsscd
aud dienGectea condition. 1t has beeu
definitely asoertaned that tho contod-
Grated hostiio bands Of tho South canHn.
now muster over 5a0 fighting ,ueu. aud fou::
separate botliea Of troops still in tho tlell
Hatch aud DidIlo and Harris. aad chaataa them
wherever tiloy cau lse fund. Upon the w4olt..
T.iaut. Baldwin thinitA tho proarect for speedy
pud permanept reitlalneut of lGdiAn trouble Hss
never more sneollra:in1.
, 1875-02-19
MICHIGAN.
MONEY! WANTFn

sbeeiaI Dispateh 10 jhs Chicago 7rtsHat.
LANSING, Mich. Fob. 18.-sevoral Of the
Regents Of the Cni7eraity arc hero to-day, aug
geBting acme features Of legislation which they
deasre. They ahk authority to build wascr-works
IL the City OF Ann Arbor does not roon erect
them. The water can he procured from spring
4 nile distant, which will furnish an tllnoat nn-
limited supply. TITO Uuivc1alty further needs
much greater ho'pitAl Advantages, an will have
o deficiency Of $12 003 per annum for both Of
tho years 1875 and 1s7G, which must bo mot.
The commttee on tho Iuaane Asylum pre-;
eeuted bill making appropriations for that
instltutiou for tho ycars 1875, 1876 And 1877.
They amount TO about 800, ,00J, and are expected
to meet tho neeessltie. Of tho a1yinm fully.
Ths Committee on tho Deaf. Dumb. .nd Hind
AHJlum afs7 reported. Thern wero about 800
inmates OF the inEtuttoEl. md tho aggregate
appropriation for That nsysnnl amounts to
Sl13, $50. Tue Au1n, hoHoyer, includes large
amount OF money fur important improvements,
tho asylum is hut 100000.
Tho special Committee OH tho Liquor Traffic
reported this afternoon In reference to tie Bnh-
mission Of constitutional snenament doing
away With roetElctlons on the Legislature In re-.
traffic. Three OF tho Committee. Meesrr. Gray,
| Orcusel, aud Rcdtiead. are for the aubmieeion.
whi'o Mcssis. FISH AMI Joucs oppose 1t. Tho
matter has not yet received any action from tho
sshHAlot LID 1ot'o&% nt!l4 ollaPIe hEGEEl!tu.
Tho House passed the following b!l1R To or
! gauzs tho County Of 1ale 10 ME; Amending
The charter Of Ludlueton; changing the uand
Of the Village OF Granton to stantisE.
Much OF fhe tune today waE occupied by both
Houses in Committee Of The Whols.
Senate bill No. 6, proposing TO establish =
/ State Board OF Censoss to regulate the practice
| OF medicine III tho H'ats. was debated at length
in the Bopate. but wlLlous much practical rcsut.
| Tie bill waa finally recoinnitted to the Commits
.eea OH the judiciary aud Public Health Jointly.
It is evident tha. thers Ia au immenRo diversity
! of optnlon In reference 10 Il, and il Il very
doubtful II tho bill! ever Eo!s through.
The Uemoc1ass arc still In cn,cus at II p. n.
They aro not likely to chsnee candidates. before
Saturday. This Republicans Rlo aAuEuIne ol
eIactinE Judge Mcmillan to.morrow, but yonl
correspondents information leads him to be-
levo that there wall bo no election beiora entur'
4 day. II ut nlL
, 1875-02-19
SENATE


Srvttdl Dftpateh 70 rht Chtcaoo 1fItuns.
srnrsoy1ELD. ILL.,, Feb, l8.-The temperance
question MAS again brought 10 notice by the pro-
aentatioas Of citizens Of Monmolth. praying tho
sepsai OF The liquor law, and OF ths lKdioa' tenn
psr7uce associatou Of tho same place against
such repeal. Doth were refatrsd to the Com
nittoe On I.icallAea.
RoA1mNo tSvGaTloA71oSs OF IRREGULARITIES.
Nr. Upton introduced bill providing that, In
proceedings Agatnat any collector fuF default,
the boots OF the auditor shal! be prhA tacIa eyl-
dsnca OF tho truo state Of the account.
AaA1Ns7 PLuBAt1rs OF OFFICES.
eefong'a bill tn relation to tho management OF
en,s.tahle institutions. int, oduced to-day. pro-
Z nstnbos Of tha BoAld Of Trua!ocB, nor aA4ll
We aame Cerson ba . mombcs OF uute than one
spch Uoard, nor aaall there 10 appointed from
tne sans county u1ors thRn ono Trustee for Tho
enaftabls institutions sltoxethsE.
fltl4 PAssKU.
."ntet Dill providing for ths issue and registry
=. oohds to ta.ss funds for building school-
20 aoasse; s,sI u authorizes sehoo. Directors, upon
a1esnatn uoon moneF the.slor to IN amount not
,,sc.saR roaR u ons !ear per cent 0! the taxable
esea' % q nv datEcs. to dfav Inherent not ez-
osIuoB ~ paf cent.
Jacobs bin to authorize p.rn,.bsa tn sail
soo9s ~. ss,shsa ~, h his hauds tor sstss:ton Of
sH ueos III .os Nnlch hs hAs lieu on theu,. OF tor
"h'en 'os' an mortsssed TO him.
,,. fltcAL Bui.
uAineA' bill authorizing forsls, .o.u,.
to recover OH To- ssx uade Ia tEiax soslosa1oas
xHe Of interest that cltzeas Of thfs i' state
sa.s g. n. f.. under judgment :see or power IL
Vas otds:ed 10 third fesaiuK. A'' i'"u
Rts1atcT1No tue SUPREME couxr.
4, bill MAS Introduced by Nm Dow 10 nrobih,t
tns setting Haldo OF revisal By tbs Huprems
t, ou1t . On ssrof OF verdict es:o~ on the afound
, 1875-02-19

Church mud H1nsc-Tha Nllases Ger
EsluiN.
Spte4at Dl,pahk " 1ar fAieaao Tr,Ju,A-
I.EAyESwonrn, Knt,.. Feb. la.-A convention
to support tue movement for Tue religious amonA
ment to the CONSTITUTION OF tho United Slater
IL In sessiou here. The Rsy. 3fr.
MoAl1istar, Of New York, IL the cbief mover.
Delegates, Isstnen. and clc3gynen from, many Of
tue evangelical chntcAca of Tho State aso ln at
tendance. Considerable interest has besu
awakened on the subject.
4 uon.cou,niseionel officer Of the Fifth In-
fautly hns beoh detailed to accompany tho re-
captured Gesnlaiu cirla-Ade1a1e and JulIa-
morrow. III The two young lsdss, agod rosl,sctlyoly
II aud u, arn sill in tho hanLa Of tie Indiana,
hut negotiations for t4clr surrender are In prog
rebS.
, 1875-02-19
NEW YORK,

METROPOLITAN IHiiHLATH0E.
ALBANY. n. j.. Feb. t8.-The bill introduced
In tue Assembly by Mr. Thomas Cossigan, =
faember from Now York, giving 10 the Mayor of
that city Tue power to retnoyo heArla nf DEPART
ments, and other o!4icerr. without tho conEeus Of
Tho Governor. anA power to appoint ofN.er, tho
Board OF Afderfuen to outrm lilo appointments.
rasaed In the f[ouae to-day.
, 1875-02-19
WEST VIRGINIA.
TNy xEW sErhTf,I.

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. 15.-Aiien T, CAperson,
who waa yesterday e1ecsed United States Asnator
from West Virginia. WAS \ uctnbor Of tho Con-
fedosate ConRress lu 1868. He In now about GO
years old Vas born In Nfon1oa County, va. !;
gis1nated n Yale College tn 1892: In a lawyer
by profeaaton Ia reusrded ~ = CONSERVATIVE
Dau.oc,at.
, 1875-02-19
UTAH ITEMS.

sALr LAgE, Utah. Feb. 1s.-Drgls,n Young.
who haa been spending tho wutsr in Ronthssu
Utah, will arrive hero Tomorrow.
The local rates Of freight eastward by tho
Union Pacific llalIroad arc such that parties hero
hayo been shipping freight to San Franoisoo,
where, meeting calptt!t,vs rates, It IL again
shipped BY rail 10 Now York or Boston.
, 1875-02-19
4 MOCK lEWEtER.

William lunt1strnan, mock auottoneer at No,
40 Nadsen stroeL took Mr. J. G, Meara In ysa-
tsrdxy to the extent Of 40. II u the sana old
story. Olloor MoNsughton arrested the former.
iouclry business, aud it IL likely 1Ir. 0uuderu,au
will ba discharged from custody this morning
, 1875-02-19
KANSAS.
6fATE or lHyfNESg.


Spsei4l Daspetrh To Tbs Chlnals 1tfbuM.
TOPEKA. Kan, Fob. l8.-Ths LsRs1slure
speut tue day on tho calendar, and disposed Of
quite number ot bills Of local interest and Ap-
pilcation.
Tho benate referred Ill bills concerning rail.
toala to Special Comml.teo Of Three. aud ail
bills relating to public printing wcFa made the
special order for tomorrow afternoon.
Iho NUMBER of bills now pending ln the 9au.
ato Is 1b7. mud In tho lloass al1. with daily lu-
passed IL ton, six of whiol make appropriations.
aud TWO grant authority for sssusncs OF relief
bouls.
, 1875-02-19

The people at Ottawa, especially the business
p,su, arc jublAnt owing TO tho Anneuucon.t::
That tue hiata Fsit is to ba locatad thsrs tor tho
pext lwo teass, aud already measures Ars bsvE
takop 10 make those two exhibitions the most
successful In Ill respects &hAs hsys svas tA4a
e,ysp by th9 Stasa IAis In 1liaa1e.
, 1875-02-19
OTHER STATES.
INDIANA.

snt.af in.,utch 10 7he eh,enao Y,,oun,.
1Yn,AsApo,,a. Fab. 18.-Wm1a thn nre,s pon-
er,r has haon active In hunting nm mall s.ealn.
those which would not tuetify 4 diyIdo.-ther
have ovatlookal the laraa ones. Why. I do m:
know. IA tley need not miss them II tho opto,-
prtse NJ their rcn.esentatyes IL not ruisdrectod.
,Ju,t now tlere Ia one In rrocross In this stnte
r,,,,,, h,a r.I- " TO-, ,,,, .,h;o1, anvil, h.. H.,
"n.n o"a .aA ~ '.'a. 80, "asa eo.. ~ oas
IL only
4 sEAMF-LAxp on.u,
tn+ II ia . o,oa..tzad onc Will. nno and mar.
-. 49, ~. 80. ...,.. =. w..t,.,..a.. ~.
dor the act Of Congress- OF 1881. Conveying
Bwsmp and oyeraoxol lands to the State of Ar
kansas and other Etates. for the pu1poao Of TO-
~, ,s,,,. .,a H. CO. - Ta1is scna,.ed
.~N4e eea ~ o.n sauo' "a. y,
soma aooV'ooO acres t"o'tn'Eos oH t Delhg
Thu condition .neCif3callv sst for MIx4hs crans
100 ~. ... o,.!ss ss",.,,.ss ~ ~. .ta,,s
uso ' them to deis., the expense Of :dF.inins and
1oelaning them; aud IN no other way than hy
compliance with this condition could tbo State
,oun,ra rronar t,.to In III. tan3a
Thn 1a.is,ntn,o ,.can,o1 @ % ,no rro,, =, ,sh.,e
OF thls State. AMI. after survey Of tho 'auda,
enacted = law which provided that tho landa
m.aht be so}d At 81 "a ner acre. and tho procecds
a,a,,o =, 5-,,nf,,, ~ I'm lo,,,. ,n,,ht +. dan,-
Apt"ou " ~ :. 'a' e1'H.s ~ 49,
GU 70 Pastlea nas'oB aona uatcnlns uiuof oon'
tract With tho State, In payment Tor tile Wosk.
Hundreds of thousands Of acres vera thus doed.
al IN neraon, In n,vment far work
w ~ 'S' .,,,,r,, -1,sr ,rrrn n.r
""4oa 1,.h, Sh's'.s p'p,
aud which 10 nos Jet done, enough the LANDS
have passed into ofnef nahGa. 1nus WAS the
State -dosraut'Sd To- Of her lsnds and re money
paid into the treasury W honest purchaAerB was
never applied "a the law directed
Suies ARD now ABOUT 70 20 Drought ARainat the
State to compel her to dFan the lssHis which sho
sold Tot mouay; and theto Is good legal show
that what once cousd have beon dono ~ith the
proceeda Of tho lands will now havo to hs
wrung out Of Tho broWs Of tax.payeEa throaghout
the State.
ANOTHER sEINpLE
ia these lRpds hAs now mada It's Appearance;
aud, II 1t eAccecds, tho laat of the doHa-
tion will have paaAad a"Ay, without hav.
Ing benefited any honeat citizen OF
tho State, or tho State hersulf. Tbs
grabbera succeeded III getting oil tho landa which
wcrn considered worti, having. long asn, aud,
Tor yoars, tl.e records OF the aw4mp lanas were
in1pesfuctlv kept or totally neglected. When
MIR. J, G, shoemaker came Into Office AZ Auditor
ar State hs began tho work OF iDte1tnE aud com-
ntoti,r ths rncoda ,xhicj, haionpei In jns ofl,ce
, 1875-02-19
SUICIDE

'snsefat D,spatoh 10 ThS Ghieaao gfibun4,
IASA1LE, ILL.,, Fob. l6,-0eoEgo l'G1ks, aged
about 20 years, son Of A. Parks, farfgeE. Of
HUI! Township, nuroau County, and residing with
evening by cutsiug lis throat. Tie ca.iss Of tho
act IL uuknowu.
, 1875-02-19

QuyENsTows. Fob. 18.-Seamahip City Of
Londou, from Now York, has arrived.
Moy1L1E, Feb. misunderstanding Vic
soIfa, frua New Yo,k.
NEw YoAK. Feb. Is. - Arrived - 6tsAmailpA
ROTTERDAM aid Freai., from Hamburg.
, 1875-02-19

on their Testimony. IT appesr from
the evidancs that thirteen convict,
fosmo1 acc1ot society to asaist each
other In avoiding punishment AMI ultimately In
eFcspe. The conylcts engaged in the late ro-
investigation will BE- ro,umsd tonight. bnt Il Il
thought ttlat the officers will be fully excnlpassd
from Tho charees,
, 1875-02-19
LOUISIANA.

XEHDEH EXTRLf<EE.
new OhLrAss. La. Feb. fB.-~Ward, OF Co!fax
notorissy, representing Grant Parish in the Leg
irlature. WAS expelled to-day for dsordetly con.
duct yestertiay, bv vote Of 40 to q.
The CONSERVATIVE caic,ts met agtin tn.1ay,
~eut into executive BeAsi0n NJ usual, and al
iourue1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
IIlyij
PRICES to SUIT the TIMES

We will open this morning our entire
collection Of Summer Fabrics, which al
the present crisis existing In the East.
ern markets and The exlgenCieS Of the
times, have been secured at remarkable
sacrifices. We are now enabled to sup.
ply the trade atunpre oedentIy low prices.
Oar leading speClalties are too numerous
10 lteml1e. WetherefoFe invite the La.
dies In particular 10 visit US, and inspect
our display and learn the present prices,
In 10 order appreciate our offerings and
convince themselves how much cheaper
they can buy OF 10. Il will cost you no.
thing to take thorough survey Of the
stock and prices, and we feel confident
your own convictions will be the best EVIL.
denoe we can cite 10 reference 10 our
display, variety Of fashions and the great
reduction In prices.
Our stock comprises Summer suitings,
Iron Frame Grenadines, French Her.
nsnis, Summer Silks, Lace Stripes,
PiqueS, Linen SuitingS, Llama Points,
lace sacks, Shawls, sun umbrellas. fans,
hosiery, gloves, and the like, saying no.
thing IN regard 10 our domestic stock,
which Is fresh, new and complete In every
respect
Besides Ire aboTe We are exhibiting grand aFfae
d Braided and Embroidered Suits; also Linen Alpa.
60 Suits o. our own manufacture, al Of which viii b.
offered 80 low as To- excite the curiosity Of Oh. Al
Who tIot fashionable goods and low prices should
eoTefh themselves By iris notice. w viii SolV9 Inc
tonundr9m OIL bargains iris morning IRON behind
our counters.
i. Blum Sc Bro.
my2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

MGKSG ACTIVE PPPGR1ToSS =
Frequent meeting Of the committees Tor
the beneit Of the Childrn's Home are
held, and preparations Tor the iottheom'
inc entertainments are rapidly being per
iectsd. Yesterday afternoon, Al io'eiock,
The TabIeauI Committee held meeting
h recyive reports from the sub-Commit-
te,ss Vhosa names have been heretofore
reported. These reports showed that
considerable progress had been de,and
that everything was working success
fully.
The following named ladies were APP
pointed TO attend At the Booths repre-
sentiug the Original Thirteen States.
TIRgiaia-Mrs. W. F. Butler, Mrs. o. C.
Dewey, Mrs, S. B. McColloch, Miss Ger.
trude Lamb, Miss Mary Lamb, Miss A.
Campbell, Miss Emma Eemble, Miss Til.
lie Heiskell, Miss Minnie OF.
MagIGni-Mrs. A. W. Campbell, Mrs. S,
o. Taylor, Mrs. J. z. Dickey, Miss Ida
Harden, Miss Lizzie Campbell, Miss Salle
Howell. Miss Matte Taylor, Miss Bird
Woodward, Miss Ella UPdegraif, Miss
Sue Berger.
PsaaIylraaia-NIrs. Franlheim, Mrs. J.
L. S.anage, Mrs. Henry Siamm, Mrs, l. V.
Blond, Mrs. L. C. Stiiel, Misses Lucy and
Ella Mcclure, Miss Annie Cushing and
the Misses Pendleton.
Rl0iE EIaRd-Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. F,
Homer, Mrs, Judge Cranmer, Mrs. Kate
Hopkins, Mrs. Julia Mitchell, Mrs. X.
Harrison, Miss Ella Hunter.
South CarOliAa-Slrs. DR.. Hupp, Mrs
George Caldwell, Miss Birdie Caldwell,
Mis- Aggie Wilson, Miss Sue Marsh, Miss
Lizzie Delaplain.
Hsr Yort-Mrs.S. Horkheimer, Mrs.
D. A. Adler, Mrs. August Pollock, Mrs.
L. SWabacker.
The committees on the remaining sew
en- States will be published tomorrow
It is requested that the above mention.
ID committees meet promptly at l0l
o'clock this morning at No. is Twelfth
street.
Any person having the numbers Of
Godey's Lady's Book, between the years
1864 and 1868 will confer favor by loan.
ing the same to the Secretary, Mrs. W. A.
I igf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

A VALUABLE DtsCovERY.-Dr. G. W.
Benson, practising physician, at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention 10 nervous dis
cases., has discovered that extract OF
celery and chamomile, combined in a
certain proportion, Invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptfc, herv.
Gus or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This Is triumph In medi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers ali over The
country are ordering by mail, He pre-.
pateS II In pills at so cents per box. The
Doctor Ia largely known and highly re-
sgected in BaltimOfe.-Epi,eopdl Mai.
Sold BY McLain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. dGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

1GUEs MORAN elderly gentleman,
but a shrewd looking one, was on street
car yesterday, and handed the driver a
very ragged, Suspicious looking 90 cent
note. The driver refused to take II, when
the old mand said he thought he could
not get around II very we'll, Us that iden.
tical so cent note came out Of the little
envelope the same driver had given him
on another trip. There the driver had
i'm. II guess not" said he; I'VE don't
have any envelopes with 80 cent notes In,
on this road" The old man winked at
some one, and then pulled ont better
looking piece Of currency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

RUNAWAY ON CHAPLISE SrREEr.-Df.
]. c. Campbell, who lives few miles out
Of town, was driving down Chnpline
street yesterday afternoon, when his
horses, in jumping across a gutter, be.
came frightened and commenced vigor.
Gus kicking. The tongue Of the buggy
was broken, but the horses were stopped
in a few moments, before any damage
yas dnne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

THE lighthouses which 1t was stated
would be put up along the Ohio at the
most dangerous points, have just been
erected. There Is one at the foot Of
BrunOts Island, One:at Merriman's rifle,
two at Deadman's-at the upper and
lower end, and so on down the river as
far as Louisville. The riyer.men have
not yet got their bearings, but they say
that the Lighthouses will be Of great use
to them when they once get the lay Of
them. This new convenience Is very
simple structure, being post about the
height Of man, above which Is white
board facing the river, and against this
board the lamp is hung. A very bright
light ia thus thrown out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

TIE New York Rural World las dis.
covered a use for discarded oyster and
fruit cans, by fastening them up in the
trees as houses for the birds, and states
that the birds gladly accept them for their
summer homes. Now, II some one will
find Use for the old hats, tin pans, boots,
hoop-skirs and umbrella.iranes, which
constitute the principal crop Of city
streets and alleys, much needed want
will be supplied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

oYsrERs ALL SuN1lER-our genial
citizen Martin, he Of the Capital Dining
Rooms, takes no stock in that little old
legend concerning the eating Of oysters
in the month in which there Is NO K
Martin has determined to light it out on
the oyster line, ii it takes all summer,
and II our citizens do not appreciate his
endeavors to satisfy them il Is their own
fault. His oysters are as fresh and eata-
bic as in the coolest weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
The 1,ennin trnni l,rnnl.

There Ia no medicine prescribed BY
physicians, or sold BY druggists, that car.
ries such evidence Of It's success
and superior virtue as BoscHEE's CIR.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lung. A
proof Of that fact IL that any person al.
ilicted, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and Try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at IS cents. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Ger
many, and lie wonderful cures are aston.
ishihg every one that uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
BY all Druggists. ood&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

THE Finance Committee Of the Board
Of Commissioners, q committee from the
County Court Of Brooke county, and the
Directors Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4
Kentucky Railroad, held joint session
yesterday 10 determine the future Of the
P. W. 4 Ky. Road. The proceedings we're
secret, but report Of the result Of the
meeting will be presented to the meeting
Of the Board Of Commissioners this morn.
inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

HE1,rBoLD's BucHu is still in the re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. HelmbOld, the eele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured a.
the laboratory At Philadelphia, and Is
sold BY all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
teita. Genuine has proprietary private
stamp, John F. Henry, New YORK, Sole
AGENT. d4W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

CoRrus CHRtsrt-Yesteriay was hol.
iday Of obligation in the Catholic Church,
and services were held the same AZ on
Sundays. II Il known "a Corpus Christi,
or body Of Christ" and IL In celebration
Of the real presence in the Sacrament.
The least always occurs on the Thursday
alter Trinity Sunday, and is observed with
great solemnity.