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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-22

pr,voyr COUNTY POLTTIcs.-BrOtheF
,,loy of the Bellsire Independent, in
% ,',,''s. in column Of post mOrtem retiec-
,;an. 40 to speak over the resultin Bel
"on, county at the late election After
, ,bs manner Of editors he proceeds to show
~S,,nd ' wherefore part of the Republi'
,,n nr ticket was defeated. Among other
,biOg, the party made mistake in pla'
cinp % candidates for office on tho county
,icEs. We should say SO, most certainly
In ,be next place, money and swapping"
b,5is influence upon the result Accord
iny 10, ,be Independent, thisremaFk applies
n,r,iculurly to Auditor Stamp, who has
iGlm,iority over DaniOrd, his Rep oPPo'
neot, His majority in Richland township
i, greater than Aliens. And yet, says
Inc IrdeDtrdtui, there is nothing in his COM
no,i,ion to commend him to Republicans
PO''"O1 ,t'n :. liJbi. vo,e come from9 Per.
hap, from "swapping"
If seems that Belmont politics arc
getting alarmiugIy demOraliaed.
elt seems that a man cannot be sue
..,.tl canjiiate ior an important office
In thi, county unless he SGSt'ers S,I m ms
money win a iay''n ', aniI HG"o nnl % t"r.naysrs m
ung 70 Gs w. i LoIb All, with an iron hand,
ot %1 before many years, our county offices
may be filled with gamblers and thieves.
Mr LonglCy believes that Danlord'
Stamps opponent on the Republican
ticket, wa, "botrayed and slaughtered py
those who protested to DO his friends,
aud intimates that "tour or i've proml'
nsn. Republicans were engaged in IT." 1t
seems that Mr, Hunt, editor Of the ChrOH''
eli, IA Rep and Auditor Stamp, IA Dem.
quarrGled at the polls, and yet, for all
that, Mr.. l.. more than intimAte' that
there waA an understanding between
them. As Mr., LOngley Is bitter
opponent Of Mr.. Hunts this remark
will bear heavy discount 1t
lacks the proper VerI'slmlll'uue' ltoW
could Col CharIcswor'n N'en pun
handful oil long haIr' out o' eu''or
Hunts Patr'archaI beard eve" ny ms
take, il the latter hal an onuefs'a"u'nS
with Stamp ?ol course Col ChaF'e'WoF!n
ha very martial sort oil person. anu
must needs be doing something OIL " war
like character, but he IS TOO m"cn Oh a
military 'Ira'es''' 'on'aEe 'u'n u '"'''aHe ~,
az editor LongIey a'cr'Oe' 10 hl'h' we
prefer to suspect that the later sees
brother Hunt ohIy 'hro"Sh lie gree"
hIm Of Jealousy
Another reason given lor the result IN
Belmont l' the improper use oil member,
ship in secret societies. TIA lh'ima!ed
that Auditor stamp appealed 10 hls
brother Odd Fellows to save hlm' ANA
somebody VINO Is a clerk ~ "aSnI"S'o"
Cl'y wrote a letter to a Masonic NepaO'
llcan oil Bridgeport appealing 10 h'm
also to help save stamp stamp was
desirable man to save it seems And he
W" saved by 4Ol majority, Thlch was
away ahead oil his ticket IL anything
u was 'avtu 100 nut"' lw0 ,,, or '"rtv ',,
pu"uFsa 'eS1 "o"'u nave 'u'eu "'"' We"
t"o"S" anu ~ '"e 'N'''0 ''"'s ''''D "P
P'a'uu,''' .%. .,..,. ,,,,.,.. A.,
IN M"o'"Y, =. n, np'v''A' ,vn'u'v "I ,s y. ,uo ~
,t %'' ''a'uas', ,',,' "1U'' ,.' ns.U'u'"s ,' "
MI hO"B'eN to"s'''ea' !" Oe'"S 'oO m"C'
VI hu economist IN the management OIL
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LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-A telegram 10
the Courier.Journdl says that Col. John
Houseand son, Of franklin, Tenn, we're
both killed this morning by one Griffin.
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A BASE BALi. toutnament will take place
on the Fair Grounds on Saturday after.
noon. The Standards, La Bellies and
Buckeyes, Of Wheeling, and the Clippers,
Of Belfaire, will participate.
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Tnn male and female population down

The male and female population down
at Bellairc Is remarkably even, just as II
should be In every we'll organized com.
munity. For instance, in the Let Ward
there are 1898 males and 1850 females;
In the End, there are 1909 males and 900
females; In the Sd, 1880 males and 1879
females. Total, S,6S7 males and S,4l2
females
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Report Of Committee on Penn.
SylVaniR Treasury Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, October F2l,-Ihe Com.
mittee appointed by the Pennsylvania
House OF Representatives to investigate
the treasury, have agreed upon report
stating that their investigation has de-
velOped the following facts; That from
1854 to 1874 there appears to be yearly
over.Charge on the interest account on the
public debt, the different treasurers TAX
ing credit for paying more interest than
the State debt bore, The grand aggre-
gate thus unlawfully taken from the State
treasury in eleven years would amount to
the sum Of 81, l23,3Ol Second, that
from 1870 TO 1874 there appears to have
been rs OF excess premium charged in
the purchases Of gold to pay interest on
gold bearing bonds amounting in all to
Sl2l ,427. Many other fraudulent tran
sactions came under the notice OF the COM
mittee, but those here mentioned are the
most important. In referring to the ac-
ton Of the ex-Treasurer in refusing to ap-
pear before the committee, the report says
II is fair to assume that all the charges
made are true, as the Treasurers do not
appear when lawfully subpoened and ex-
plain or deny them.
WESTERN EXCURSION PARTY.
To-day the excursion party which ar
rived here from the West last evening
were driven to the Co ntennial grounds in
Fairmount Park. The main dwellings on
the route were gaily decorated. On arriv.
ing ut the Exhibition building, speeches
OF welcome were made by ]. B. Mitchell,
OF the Reception Committee, and John
Cochrane, OF the Centennial Board Of Fl.
nance. The visitors were then escorted
through the other buildings.
The guests were then driven to the
banquet hall where ThOS. ]. Harrison,
Chairman Of the Reception, presided. On
his right sat Senator Sherman and on
his left Gov. Hendricks, Of Indiana.
Speeches were made by Senator Sher-
man, Governor Hendricks, Governor
Hayes, Judge Cation Of Chicago, Hon.
E, o. stanard Of Missouri Governor
Baily Of Michigan, Ex-Governor Bigler
Of Pennsylvania, Samuel B. Thompson Of
Boston and Hon, james Warren Of Buf-
falo, The affair was grand success.
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A Prayer that Created an I'm.
pleRSRntneRS Among the Sis

A Prayer that Created an I'm,
PleaSRntnesS Among the Sis
teFS.
From the BrunawIckGr.l
They came near having row in col.
ored prayer meeting at Keytesvllle few
nights ago, One Of the sisters, who had
u grievance, prayed:
"Oh, Lord look down 'pOn by resem-
bled children hyar dis ebeniu, an moob
'em with by grace. fetch dyar harts
wild de sperit OBJ all bounding lub. Build
up dar faith so strong dat de debbil can't
bulge 1t, an specially would we Ak, II il
am possible wid dc Redeemer, dat Dou
put q little noah sense into de obfuSti-
Gated pate OBJ de yallow wench what am
a.gigglin' on de bench preOpposite by
belH6bed servant"
whats dat youse sayin' to de Lord
bout me% asked the wench, rising to a
point Of order.
Not seeming to notice the interruption
the Suppllcator continued;
"Gib our fool and erin sister more
disgumption, o Lord to see dc difference
atWixt right an wrong, an larn de huz-
zy 10 behave herself in by holy sank.
Chooary, stead OF wrigglum round like
she was swallowed coFkscrew, an tam.
inetin' desc saked prAsinks wild unholy
winkins at de male an maSkeline pro.
porSiOn OBJ dis assembled gatherin'. An
oh"
"Its a liel good Lord, It's a lie an
Don In by inaammats wisdom knows !
neber done itW shouted the traduCed
member who had now become nearly
wild with rage, "Dar's not one particle
Of trOot in Il, It's a lie, an ! can mash
de liesW p
With these words she threw herself
over the bench on to the back Of the
kneeling sister, plunged her hands into
the hustle Of that devout and indisCreet
person and lifted her up bodily.
Confusion reigned and dire dlsmay was
in many faces that but moment before
were bright with the hope Of heaven.
But stalwart deacon finally separated
the females, calmed their excited feelings.
and, addressing the relieved audience in
an impressive tone, said;
"Bredern, II am better dat we dwell to-
gether In impunity. Less peal to de
frone oh grace dat dAr be no noah such
graceful disruption in our midst. Will
Brudder johnson make the peal in one
OBJ his powerful prahrS ?"
And the appeal was well and timely
made.
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How WAS IRA certain city reporter
rushed down to the steamer Fanchon to
sec Tom Allen, the pugiIisl. Wonder II
he saw him
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 2l.-Prince FrcdriCk
William has not yet arrived at any de-
Cislon In regard to his visit to PhiIadel.
phiA neXL YeAr.
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HESERY WArrERsoN, Of the Louisville
CctriT-JoundL, tells New York inter.
viewer that the result in Ohio makes
Hayes a formidable candidate for the
Presidency.
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BAVARIA.

MUNICH, October 2l.-A Royal decree
has been issued adjourning the Bavarinn
Diet until further notice.
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Mrstcrious Disnnpenrnncc.

OMAHA, October 2l.--0. s. Hubbard,
Of this city, has mySteriously disappear.
ed. lie left here a month ago for saun-
ders county to collect some money due
him; since when he has not been heard of.
His friends in SaundeBcounty have not
seen him.
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LONDON, October 2l.-The steamship
Lady Glare, from Montreal, and England,
from New York, have arrived out.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 2l.--A Royal decree
cOnyoking the cortes, will be issued i'm
mndintely.
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CLAFLtN SMUGGLING CASE.
The arguments in demurrer to the in.
diCtments charging H, B. ClaAin 4 Co.
with dealing in smuggled goods were be.
gun to-day, Mr.. Evarts, counsel for
ClaAin & Co., in the course Of his argu-
ment, said the statute under which this
indictment was found provides that when.
ever any one shall be found to have had
possession Of Smuggled goods and know.
Ing them to have been smuggled, he shall
be convicted, unless he explains such pos
session to the satisfaction OF the jury,
The statute is confined 10 dealing with
smuggled goods and not with goods which
have passed the custom house. Courts
treat smuggled goods as goods not intro
duced through the custom house, but In
evasion Of 1t, The firm buys and sells
fifty million worth Of goods every year,
and it Is but justice II should have some
information as to when and where the
silks they are charged with dealing inwere
smuggled. Without such information
the firm should be not considered culpable,
THE BIBLE AND THE SCHOOL FUND.
The hall Of the Cooper Union was
filled last night with enthusiastic men
and women who desire that the Bible
should be read in the public schools,
and that the school fund shall mol be used
for sectarian purposes, The Rev. ]. s.
Willis plead for the continued mainten-
ance Of the Bible in the public schools.
After other and similar addresses the au.
dience separated.
THE LATE FREDERICK HUDSON.
All the evening papers publish glow.
ing tributes to the memory Of the late
Frederick Hudson.
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BELLAIRE LocALs.-The Wallace cor
net band, In pursuance Of the plan to
which we alluded in Wednesday morn.
lngs lsCals, went to Wheeling on the
new street cars at $3.50 that evening, and,
after serenading Captain Dc Vries and
partaking OF the Refreshments he set out
Tor them, returned home on the 0;40 train
on the b, 4 O. X. r. They serenaded the
streets on their way up and the depot
after their return, and all agree that for
so new band ii Is not easy to beat.
Several OF the houses on the east side
OF Noble street extension have been rails.
ed to conform with the established grade
Of the street. One large double brick be.
longing to Mr.. David Rice was raised
several feet without inconvenienCing eth
or Of the families living in II.
A project 10 extend the street railroad
aOuthwardly from its present terminus
at the b. 4 0. Il. Il. bridge on Belmont
street to an indefinite length is being con.
sidered by the company. This would be n
good move, and bring the citizens Of the
southern part OF the city within reach Of
the advantages Of the.road, II the road
were extended as far south as the market
house, In the First ward, the increased
travel over the upper road would be
great, and no doubt the lower one would
more than support itself.
The ticket and telegraph offices and
waiting rooms Of the i. 4 o. depot arc
being cleaned and repainted.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church will give n
fair and festival at their church next
Tuesday evening, the admission TO which
will be ten cents. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sionS Of the church.
The crossing on Union street at the
intersection OF Thirty.tirSt Is receiving
long needed attention.
Several Of the Directors Of the Bellaire
& Southwestern Marrow Gauge Railroad
took n trip over part Of the proposed
route on Wednesday, accompanied by
their Chief Engineer, Mr.. o. Barrett, jr.
Some luckless individual was fined for
a violation Of the Market House ordi-
nance yesterday morning.
All days are dull TO loaler. This
Is the reason why the Registers Bellairo
local so often reiterateS the statement that
yesterday was a dull day in BellNire."
Tie epizootic still RACES here, Ns VIC.
lently, It Is said, as II did during the first
prevalence Of the disease n few years ago.
Some Of those iniquitous boys have
broken several lights Of glass in the
Christian Church windows, and the trust.
ees Of The congregation offer reward
for proof Of the guilty parties
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FIRE RECORD.


OTTAWA, October 2l.- Nelson's mill
burned Last night; loss $4,000.
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On the night Of the 10Th the barns,
cribs, hay and agricultural implements
on The farm OF Peter LaOound, at Forest
City, Neb., was destroyed. The fire
caught from a sorghum furnace.
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In the civil suit brought by Samuel G.
Archer against Theodore Davis, receiver
Of the Ocean Bank, for the recovery Of
$4,000 in United States bonds in the
bank when robbed In 1869, Mr.. Morris,
counsel for Archer, said that they would
prove that Stevenson, who was then
cashier and subsequently president Of
the bank, planned the robbery and shared
in the proceeds. II will be remembered
that the burglars obtained about $780,.
900.
BREWERY BURNED.
Wagner's lager beer brewery, at Sta.
pleton, burned to-day, Loss, $4,000;
Insured.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 2l,-The English
foreign office has received q telegram
from Minister Wade, dated Shanghai,
18th inst, in which it is said that the
guarantees obtained from the Chinese by
the British in recent negotiations include
a dispatch Of the mission OF England
bearing IN apology for the Hunnan out
rage and safe conduct to Burmah for the
Commissioners OF Inquiry. This tele-
gram also confirms the reports pre-
viously published that shipments OF am
uinitiOn have recently been made from
London for China, and that Wade had in.
formed the foreign delegations that he
had insisted upon better observance Of
the treaties regarding trade and taxation.
LONDON, October 22.-GA A. M.-Later
reports announce that the floods were
particularly disastrous at Darlington in
Durham, where the gas works were flood
ed and the town lett in total darkness,
AT Rotterdam in Yorkshire two thou
sand people are thrown out OF employ
mCnt because Of the flooding Of the fac.
tories,
TIE LATE FLOODS.
LONDON, October 2l.-The Morning
Echo Of to-day has additional details Of
the late floods. At Sheffield the damage
Is very serious. The valley Of the river
Don fOruls lake half mile wide and
fully fifteen miles long. Many CoIIeries
and iron works have been flooded. BY
reason Of their consequent stoppage
operatives have been thrown
out Of employment. Accounts from the
valleys Of Wye, Severn and Avon state
that these rivers have risen to an unusual
height, whereby great damage has been
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RouHER's SPEECH.

1t Is stated that the recent speech Of
NJ. Rouher at AiaCCio will be made a
subject Of discussion in the Council Of
Ministers.
It's rumored that at the coming ses.
sion Of the Assembly nm authorization
will be asked for to prosecute NJ, Rouher
for attacking President MacMahon and
the Constitution.
As soon as the Assembly meets the Left
intend to move thnt the date Of dissolu-
tion may be fixed, hoping thus to procure
4 vote hostile to NJ. BOuilett.
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PASSING STOCK.

The epizootic Is affecting all the horses
in this vicinity mildly.
PASSING STOCK.
A large amount oi stock from the
West is passing through here, bound 10
Chirnpn.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 2l.--A fire in the ar.
Senal at BreSt, caused loss Of 100000,
The work Of sinking shaft one hun
dred metres deep, will be begun next
week near Calais, this will be n prclimin-
ary operation for the channel tunnel.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
NEW YORK.
BusIness Failures.

New YORK, October Ell. J. Myers
4 Co., dry goods importers, failed yester-
day. B. G. Smith, j., stock broker, has
given notice to the Stock Exchange Of his
inability to meet his engagements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-27
The Philadelphia Brewery.

Among the recent purchases in real
estate, we find that Mr.. Henry Lem
inert has invested in the lots on each
side of his brewery, which give his
property front of 26O feet on Also
street and a depth of 200 feet, running
back to Sansevaine street. These pur-
chases give Mr.. Lemmert an elegant
site for a residence, in a small orange
grove on one side Of his brewery, and
make him the possessor of the NAM
moth sycamore tree of Southern Cali
fornia, on the other side. He now has
abundant room to spread, and expects
in short time to have capacity of
at least so barrels of beer per day.
Coming from Cincinnati, city fa-
nous for its beer, Mr. Lemmert claims
that he is now making as good an ar
ticle of beer as the brewers of Cincin-
natl. His improvements are on a
grand scale and soon his machinery
will be run by power, as the increased
trade demands better facilities than
formerly. From the vaults, where
King Gambrinus guards the foaming
beverage, to the attic, where the malt
is drying, everything is complete,
making this one of the best breweries
in California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-27
A Card.

In response to the communication of
ga Citizen" published in the Express
of Tuesday, the undersigned submit
the following:
Citizen" forgets the objective
point named in the ordinance before
it's modification, and he certainly
could not have been on the ground or
he could not with truth assert that
there is seventy-five feet between the
railroad track and the sidewalk at that
point. aE
The President of the Spring street
road wrote the proposed modification
and handed it to a Councilman, who
inserted it in the body of the ordinance
while the Council was in session.
This street, as is wei! known, was o
much travelled thoroughfare before the
laying out of East Los Angeles, and
we all know that it is to-day more
travelled than any other outlet on the
East of the city. All who have been
on the ground and are familiar with
the facts, admit that the HERALD
gave fair and accurate statement of
Ill Iuc COiliicCliIlS clTcuuSUd 1ceS.
IA Citizen" can satisfy any doubt
he may have with reference to our fear
of tan untimely taking off," by call
ing on us in person.
The statement that either of us own
or in any way control stock or the
owners of stock in the East Los An
geles and San Pedro or Prismoidal
street railroad is untrue.
Los Angeles, April Goth, 1875.
JOHN S. GRIFFIN,
HANCOCK M. JOHNSTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-27

ing exercises will be held in the even
ing in Turn-Verein Hall. The follow
ing pupils, having completed the pre-
scribed course of studies, will receive
the diploma they so richly deserve,
viz. Misses Yda Adds, Addie Gates,
Lille Milliken, Jessie Peel and Mary
Thomas, and Messrs. Henry Leck and
Henry w. O'Melveny.
The school examinations yesterday
were quite satisfactory to the throng
of visitors present, the children ac-
quitting themselves admirably. AS
this is the last day ofthe examination,
we urge parents and friends to attend.
The following is the programme:
Forenoon-Miss Scott's class, Sec
ond Grade, Primary.
Mrs. Parker's class, Eighth street.
Mr.. Withrow's class, Leck's Hall.
Afternoon--Mr. Smiths class, Bath
street. ga
Miss Rodgers class, Bath street. =
Miss Hamilton's class, Third Grade,
Primary.