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4 APenitentiary Bird that Knows
all About the Nathan Murder.

Chicago, August 0.-The Times to-
morrow morning will publish statement
obtained from a prisoner named Billy
Forester, who is serving ont term Of
ten years in the State Penitentiary at
Joliet for the crime OF burglary. The
statement is in substance that he (Forres-
teri Is fully cognizant OF the facts Of the
Nathan murder; that though he cannot
Point ont the man who struck the blow,
he can name the three professional bur
glars who attempted, with the co.operR.
ton and cognizancc OF certain high Off
Cials in New York, to open tho safe in the
Nathan mansion, and while making this
attempt aroused Nathan. Between them,
in order to escape, they killed him with the
iron dog, which they were using as pro-
fessional tool. He refuses to reveal the
names OF those parties, because he fears
that this will interfere with his plan Of
bringing them to justice and OF revenging
himself ON them for their persistent per-
secution Of himself. Should he secure u
pardon, as he hopes to do, he will make
this the object OF his life, He nIlirms that
the relatives Of the murdered man had no
knowledge whatever Of the way in which
he came to his death, and he denies the
truth Of the stories recently published IN
New York and elsewhere concerning the
murder, Forester Is an old and expert.
enCed burglar, and knows the surround
ingS Of the Nathan house perfectly, He
submitted diagrams in connection with
this confession, and otherwise displayed
familiarity with the scene Of the Nssas-
sination. His confession is long and cir
cumstantial. 1t duplicates deeply some
of the New York officials, but not by
nnmn
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Cutting Inc Rn1es.

ST. LOUIS, August G,-The recent abro.
cation Of the arrangement between the
st. Louis, Kansas City 4 Northern and
the Kansas Pacific railroads, under which
through Pullman cars were to be run
from here to Denver, Col, via the iormer
road, lias resulted IN a great reduction OF
passenger rates from this city to points
west, The 81. Il, X. G, & N, road will to-
morrow announce Q rate Of one-hAlf e
iour.Gilhs of the former fares to all
points at which that road cOmpetes with
The Missouri Pacific. To Kansas City
and Leayenworth 81 will be the rate; At.
chisOhiandSt. Joseph, 81 so; Omaha, Ssi
Denver and return, S52, and q correspOn.
ding reduction to all competing points in
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. The
fight promises to be lively and long, or un.
Ill the Kansas Pacific restores the CON
tract just set aside.
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OUn nlsAxrON IErrEn.
Destruction Of CropS-A gloomy
outlook for the fRFineFSAA
Mysterious Absence.
BRAxTuS @, H.. ,tlly 81.

Eihors IniClllgcnCGFiG
In as much o. the crop prospect interests
larger number Of our people than any
other one subject, allow nc 10 say, that
in BraStbn county things nt this time look
gloomy.
Heavy rains have been falling daily iol
the last thirty days, 80 that the wheat
could not be stacked, and what was con.
sidered not more than third Of q croT
when cut, has remained standing in
shock In the fields, and to-day II Is grow.
ing all over the shocks three inches long
and at least ono-haif Of what was haf.
vested is rotted; in word, our wheat
crop il q total failure. The Oals we're OK.
Cellent, better than we have had for len
Years, but fully one.hali Of them remain
on the field not harvested, and iithe rains
continue five days longer, they too, are
gone. The corn Is spindling up In the
weeds; much Of II has not been worked
since planting, still II has nice color
and II we have hot sun will yet make at
average crop. The grass IA elegant, but
| like the other ctopsis thoyn down by the
heavy rains, and sanded by the swoller
streams, and must soon rot II no sur
shines to dry up the earth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
\ Centennial Convention ut
wheeling ON the both,

Mayor Sweeney and the Hon, Alex. X.
Boteler, U, s. Centennial Commissioners
on the part Of West Virginia, have issued
card to the people OF this State in
viting as many Of them as possible to at,
tend grand mass meeting in this city on
the Goth Of this month, for the purpose
as set forth by them Of perlfcting All
organization to secure a proper represen.
tation of the States immense natural
resources and undeveloped wealth at the
great Philadelphia Exposition to be held
next year, ,Messrs. Sweeney and Boteler
say in their call for this meeting that
No better opportunity for such show.
ing ~ may and will induce immigration
to, and the investment Of capital in the
State, can possibly occur for many years
The Legislature has done nothing; the
people must act.
General Hawley, President Of the U, $,
Centennial Commission, and other dis.
tinguishCd gentlemen will be present and
address you.
Arrangements have been made with
the Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroads and the Ohio river
steamboat lines for round "trip tickets al
reduced rates. 'N' .'E
Similar meetings will be held at Mar
tinsburg and Charleston, Of which due no.
tiCe will bC given. Let all who have the
best interest Of the State at heart, and dc.
sire her development, attend tho meeting
and take part in the work,
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River NEWS.

The river was still falling, with 10 feet
in the channel last evening.
The Express from Parkersburg
at 0 o'clock A. M, and left upon her regn.
lar time.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening. She will return this after.
noon at o'clock. This elegant new
steamer is becoming exceedingly popular.
The Bell MCdowan passed up with nm
empty tow.
The Ny Choice passed down about 8 P.
NJ. with sixteen batgcs Of coal. She ig the
first tow.boaL to pass down with coal since
the river commenced falling.
The steamer RagOn will leave for Par
kersburg at II o'clock this morning.
The Granite State will pass down this
morning, and the Salt Valley up In the
evening.
10y Telwruph.l
PITTSBURGH, August 0.--River 8 feet
and falling. Departed-Feafless, with
three barges Of freight for 81. Louis.
NASHVILLE, August G.-River still
rising, with l3 feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and mild. Arfived-Ed-
dyyillc, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, August t0.-River 40f feet
and rising slowly. Great quantities OF
heavy DRIFT are running. Weather clear;
mercury IS to SG'. Up-LoOkOut, Idle.
wild, Chns. Morgan, George Roberts and
Chas. Miller. Down-Fawn and Tatas-
con. Business dull. Travel by the Evans.
vile 4 Crawiotdsville railroad Is again
interrupted by the influence Of the foods
in the White and Wabash rivers.
CINCINNATI, August G.-Rivet 80 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Artived-J. D. Parker, Mem.
phis. Depnfted-Ande', Wheeling.
CAIRO, August 6.-Arrived-Julia, S..
Louis. Departed-JnO. Oil more, 81
Louis; Julia, Vicksburg. The river is DO
feet inch and stationaty. ...
There was an error In tile Paducah,
river report which indicated rise Of 10
feet, which caused considerable excite
ment; but the opinion Here Is that there
i9 only rise Of Ia few inches.
LOUISVILLE, Augupt G.-Thc river y
on the stand with 20 feet In the channel,
and q feet In Indiana chute. Arrived
Fannie Tatum, 81. Louis Robin, Ovens.
boro; Smoky City, Pitteburgh, Departed
Saturn, Pittsburgh. Weather eleat
and pleasant.
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/ Rock Island, 1900 Lake Shore, and 1000
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August G.-FouET Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Il Unsettled; No. ]
spring. 81 34Rl 80 spot; No. 2 Glo 81 261fq
l 20 spot, has sold to 81 SOY spot 81 2Slf
seller August 81 975l seller September
81 Pan seller the year; No. 5, 81 2t; reject
ed 81 Os. Com-Dumanda active; No, 9, 72A
a72JEc spot; 793SC bid seller August; OOa02c
seller the year rejected G9%. Oats..zSteady
with moderate demand; No, 2, Coo spot
47ISaI75Ec seller August; Axe bid seller
September; 400 seller the year, Rye-Dull
and nominal. Barley-ACtiye aud firm; No.
9 spring 81 II seller September 81 10 the
year. Seeds = Higher common to prime
timothy S. 90; clover seed Sc, POrk-AC.
tive At $9l 45a9i 90 spot; S3i 67H seller
September; $2l so seller the year. Lard
Quiet and firm at $l3 7OAlS So seller Sep
tember $l4 o. Seller October. Bulk Meats
unchanged. Whisky - Quiet and firm
at Il7h,
On call board wheat was firm at 81 20
September nOminally; 81 29N August.
Corn firm at 79IIC August; 1870 Septem
ber. Oats higher at 4sTc August 4lNc
September. Pork weak at $9l 45a2l 90
August $2l,GO September. Lard easy $lS so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
The Outlook for Cotton Along the

NN y ..
MEMPHIS, August G.-The river here is
rising steadily at the rate Of two inches
in twentyfouE hours; weather cloudy
and threatening. The levees below here
a. far down aA(FriRr' Point ARE still re.
ported to be in a good condition; the
only break being n cut In the old town
levee, through which the water Ia pour
ing, and Ia threatening the plantations
below. hThe HSer has ifaitdd t6hrJ feet
up to midnight last night, and still raising
very fast. This wAtet comes from the
MiSsissippi river near New MAdfbIl Ind
threatens five cotton plantations above
Helena, on tho Arkansas side. the cot
ton men predict a loss Of about eighty
thousand bales Of cotton in Memphis
district alone,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
CnnrreII Will, I,ins,irncr.

ST. LoUlS, August O.-The l6puDlleaA's
st. Joseph special says that Supervisor
Of Internal Re3enltp Rordhey, Of this
District, and Revenue Agents Cane and
Wheeler, have been examining the reve-
nue. officers Of that place for several days
past, and yesterday q. d. Wilkinson,
United States Collector, and John L. Bit.
tenger, gauger, were taken before United
States Commissioner Ledergerber, on the
charge Of embezzlement Of public funds,
and conspiracy 10 odelFaud and for defraud-
Ing the Government. Both parties waived
an examination, and Wilkinson gave bail
in $4,000 and Blttenger 5000 TO appear
at the next term Of The United States Dis
triCt Court. s- goo.
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weather Report.
OvncE oB raE CHiES slONIt ORVicRR,
WAsiiiN0TOH, D, G., August 7,4t AN.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England, cool and cloudy
weather and rain will prevail, with severe
local storms, southeast to osoulhwest winds
and falling barometer
For the Middles States and the Lower
Lake Region, Din and lower temperature
than on Friday, with brisk to high north.
west 10 southwest winds, followed by
clearing weather, and rising barometer
from Virginia northwards to Lake Erie.
For the Upper Lake region, generally
clear weather and nOrthefly 10 westerly
winds with rising barometer and slight
changes In 1.-THE temperature. ri ..5s
For the Upper Mississippi, Lower Mis-
souri, and Ohio valleys, clear or fair
weather, slowly rising temperature and
slowly rising barometer with north to
west winds, followed by falling barometer
and sontherly winds west Of the Missis-
slppi.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, sutIhweItlto northwest winds,
slowly rising barometer, and areas Of
rain, except In the southern and central
portions Of the South Atlantic States
The Ohio river will rise slowly at the
stations below Louisville, and fall at the
stations above Cincinnati. The Missis.
sippi will continue to rise from Cairo to
Vicksburg, and the danger will increase
during Saturday.
Cautionary Signals will continue on
Lakes Erie, Ontario and Huron, and the
stations on the Atlantic coast from Hat.
leras 10 EastpoF..
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A Few Remarks that IIlSIIOp
KalIl tliny Read with Profit :
.fEv, ,f,c, b,o,n n sNnarh nv Iudvo Tnn Al Colnmbul

V N''S'I' j O..
Popular education is the cornerstone
Of republic. Ignorance Is the most fruit
tul source of danger. Not only Is it The
parent ot crllnu, bit II deprlves the balloi
Of It's value, and makes II even danger
ous; and to remove or to reduce its ig.
norance il the first and most imperative
duty Of the State. In free republic hC
gredi, The dtuiHHy appointed means 10 accom-
plish that ead, g he common school system
supported By impartial, unifyrm tdrdiioH. II
.intrust any portion Of the fund thus
raised, by taxing all, to any church, would
he pal union Of church and State,
equally unwise aud unconstitutional
II the Constitution were changed 80
as to permit i, every Church would
take Its quota, II II could be aScertained
until each sect would he running little
school system OF its own on the public
funds. The unity and strength Of The
common schools would be broken, and he
tdraiion for such a corruption and conflict o
schools irolld no longer Dc borne. The re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
Injunction Against Duncan, Sher.
man 4 90.

New YoRK, August B.-To.day Judge
Westbrook, in the Supreme Court, grant
cd temporary injunction against Dun.
can, Sherman & Co., from disposing Of
any Of their property, on application ot
Charles Poloubet, Jeremiah NJ, Pelton
and james Poloubct, who allege that on
the 2Sth OF April 1875, they gave to the
firm for collection draft for four months
on Samuel Bartlett & Son, for one hun
dred and fourteen pounds, The iniunc-
ton is granted until August 10th, when
the firm will he required to show the
cause why they should not pay the draft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07

LONDON, August 6 G.-There was large
and spirited celebration Of the O'COnnell
centennial here to-day, and also in Brad
ford and Glasgow.
THE GREAT CorroN MtiL STRIKE.
Eighteen additional cotton mills in.
yolved in the Oldham strike have closed
their doors, and the number of operatives
idle il increased to 10000.
LONDON, August 10 A. MA special
tothe Posi- from Berlin reports. that the
BiBhbn Of Paderborn, who escaped from
Wesel, has arrived at Venloo, in Holland
and will go to Rome. II is rtmored that
he will receive q Cardinals hat as re-
ward for his sufEerings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
DinIomatic Protection.

New YORK, August G.-Tho Mexican
Minister brought suit against Duncan,
Sherman & Co, to recover sixteen thou
sand dollars in gold; he claims that under
the comfy OF nations, this money deposit
cd with the firm is notsubject to the state
law covering distributions Of an insol-
vent state; he considers that this gold is
protected by the same immunity which
protects his servants or his other proper
" by reason OF his being a diplomatic
representative accredited to the govern
ment Of The United States.