davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
spec,a, River Report.

WASHINGTON, August g Z t. Mile
Mississippi has fallen four inches at 81: LOUIS,
81 inches at Cairo, ID inches at Mem Pnis' anu
one inch at Helena, wheRe the river 40"
~ feet and inch. 1t has remained statlon'
airy, but is rising at Ysksburs, where IL -
40 feet and 10 inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
Conservative NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kfa-At
CnE>Ttg, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
August 2I, 1875.

CnE>TtG, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
August FL, 1870.
EtItmS dispatch: The Conservatives Of
llis magi,lcrisi Gl>tiicc met here to-day to
appo!n; delegates 10 the convention 10 be
ned Il. he Old courthouse on the 1St Of Sep
tember-j. NJ. q. Fitzpatrick in the chair.
aho {. y. Fried secretary. They nomi'
mated Captain James B. Jones and Thomas
Il. trrad delegates, and Theodore Boisseau
and William Ba-s alteruates.
The Changers Of Bermuda township had
a pic'nic here last Wednesday. They gave a
Zee invitation TO all in The vicinity. They
had al abundance OF everything good, and
Al! seemed TO enjoy il very much. K. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
BY .pelsxrapia.

new YORK. August 49, 8ooa.-stockstfNl aD,s
Il3A Kxchange-Loag: xsss1: short, 4gS. GOV
Quit and steady. States quiet.
Erening. Mooney offered az 2G2x.t Sterlina firm,
at 4S7I. cold dull AT l34SDIl3S. Governments,
dull, With better prices: States quiet aud noiaiH
SuB-TREASUR 7sBALANCES.
Gold, 433, 81 1858 :. currency, S62-27GSS0.
The SuD-Treasurer paid outto-day, $4,000 on aS~>
count of interest. and st7,0esfos bonds Customs,
go 10y ; E-I3 BALTIMORE. rll4 3I!E 49,
BALTIMORE" August 23.-v.rTsnia 6's .reefers,
4Sk; consols, COZ. West Vfftnis's, w. Ebsahr
Caroliua 6's, old, go; new, 10 special sax,-2.
Bid To-day. 81 = @fsS'Stl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
EelIOw-Eeyer.

KEY WEST, Fla, August 23.--The heaath
officer here reports that the yello viewer has
entirely disappeared and that Key West ~
now exceedingly healthy The weather il
cool and pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

Dumas has written an American novel, In.
which coon sehases a couple Of young United
States towers up tree, and then tries TO get
them by gnawing through the truck. Dumas
saws the Virginia coon tis as l9rge as q gear
ling a!i,-- Baltiu,ore GasettG. ~ :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

HEAVY FRosr IN lLLISoIs.- Chicago, Au-
gust 22.-Tbere was frost at various points
in this State last night. Frost in the vicinity
OF Freeport, Ill.,, severely Injured corn, po-
tatoes, and other vegetables. -.,.---.-..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
I LssAss.TEsI QRE. en-, NEWs.
Z & g s.reas aBssisan. i { &.


/ LoSDoH. August "a. THE. Marx Lime ~
tprefs inits weeklS review ,of the grain mar.
kets,slys /: % The wheat crop In Great Brttaip
has been gathered in much setter order thar
1expecied Thenem samples look wei II, 20 M
psrison with these Of last year : with, Iass
acreage and Diminished yield. 4sfiis
1.-THE Paris market has also felt the bene.
fetal effect of The weather, the price of fiour
having declined two shfHfngs per sack. In
many parts of France the harvest has been
gathered, but in none will Il be anywise like
that Of last year. s i, '.2' 80 Z ~ Il
!" Accounts from tbe Continent dtner some
What, but all agree Apon the fact that VIC
lent local storms with unusually large hail.
stones, doing immense damage, have visited
France, Belgium. and Holland. Prices are
bus little changed on the Continent gene
rally. In Germany the n1rkets are irm."
~ GENERAL ITEMS. z.ssI1
LoEDoN, August 49, Edward Hewitt &
Sop, rroyisiou.dealers, nave failed. Liabili-
ties. 1925, 900. =; 80 =, -, * r. I. 81
MIR. Moran, United States nsanister.to Por-
tugal, is iii in consequence Of rrfvatf0us he
experienced during the wreck Of the steamer
Boyne. u ,,.r ,e.t ..,..s 5a.aiE
Herzesovina and BosRfa.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE sIgTATIos.
: LONDON, August 23.-The Times. in 8
leading article, says: II any mode could be
devised of giving Herzegovina and Bosnia |!
an independence similar to. that epIoged by |
Servia it would be great relief to the Porte |
and an advantage to Europe" The writer
points to the gradual and inevitable disrup-
ton of the Ottoman Empire, and protests I
against the supposition that the foreign |
policy of England might be governed In the
interest of the holders. of Turkish bonds.
The article concludes :" Whenever the mo-
meDt arrives for further step to wards the |.
liberation OF the outlying provinces OF Tur.
key we need not hesitate to assist the move
ment If that course should appear desirable"
r. ... Spain. ,.,.r-,..e,->,v
~ THE SIEGE OF SEQ DE URGEL.
LONDON, August 90. Msdrid dispatches
report that the .Alfonsists at SEQ De Urgel
have severed the communication between the
citadel and an outlying fort " hich defends it.
aud have cut the agueduct which furnished
the besieged with their principal supply of
water. 20 81 't'&2in
s.: Austria and Hungary.
CONDITION OF THE WHEAT CROPS.
VIENNA, August 23..-Official reports show
that the wheat crops in Austria and Hungary
bave fallen of in quantity and quality, and
will not yield more than FIVE and a half mil.
lion quintals. -.
ls. Rome.
ARCHBISHOP LEDOcHowsKr.
LONDON, August ga special dispatch to
The NepS from Rome says the Pope has iu-
yited Archbishop Ledochowski to Rome, on
The expiration OF his term Of Imprisonment,
in February next, to attend special con-
,istory, at which he will receive the insignia
Of the CardiDalate. @t @o#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
Daring stage-Rahber.

MATEPEDlAc. QUEBEC, CANADA, August ~
A passenger on the stage. when near As2met-
qugen, drew areyolver, ano presenting :
the drivers bead ordered him 10 STOP. DC
then compeaIed the driver to cut the aaail-
bags and Jump off, when he drove away with
the stage. ;ss'sa t.ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
New C0ston.

MEMrnIs. August 23.--The first bale OF
cotton from Arkansas was sold to-day at ss
cents: also the FIRST bale from Mississippi at
the same price. Both were shipped to New
I Vort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
x,,,tne Frosts In the Norshaesa.

hk1IHnE TIUstS n ~ = -
ST.. PAUL, MINI, August %. Killing frosts
last night and the night before are reported
from several points along the ane OF tne
Lake Shore railroad, destroying the corn ana
other crops. If the frost extended through
GU, the State the large corn crop will De an
entire failure sss..s f.4...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
I.ynchLag I'm Alabama.

montgomery, AAA., August --Twomen
cor fined 10 Jail for rape in Pensacola were
taken out and lynehed Saturday morning
before day. " @t@.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. .
go RIcHMoND,Augx %, 1875.
OFFERINGS. s-,.,..,.s
WHEAT White, 1929 bushels: Red, 2,l60
ushels. 4 $i$tAt
CoRN.-Whits. 500 bushels XircA 500 bushels.

WHEAT White, 2,292 bushels: Rsd, 1,l60
bushels. 4 3 t;Iat
CoRN.-White, 500 bushels. AizeA 500 bushels.
OATs.-S22 bushels,
RYE.-24 bushels - s3ss. :-f T. sitls
SALES.
WHEAT White, 1873 bushels good at Sl.4l; 20
bushels fair at S1.35: 456 bushels very good al
$1.45; 252 bushels rrime nc $l.50: SO bushels
good AZ $40: 200 bushels common at Sl.22: SO
private terms; 80 bushels common At $1.16-toiai.
2,204 bushels. Red, so bushels go5d;st $40
$40 bushels prime ut $1.50; ~ bushels: common
at 81 20; 562 bushels very good At Sl.4S; 90
bushels common at $1.05: - BUSHELS common
at 81 ; l46 bushels fair at 81. 80; 20 Bushels 81
81.3l: LIZ bushels very good at II 20; 326
bushels fair al S.35: 90 Dusnels fair at sl.37 81
bushels good It 81 AZ; % bushels very sood ~
81 .47-toral. 2,100 bushels.
CORN White, 334 bushels very good 40 zoe.
81 bushels prime at 75c.; 100 bushels on, pFiyate
terms-toraI, 1913 bushels. MiEed. 90 bushels prime
at 75c.; 354 bushels very good ut 76c.-totai, 4oa
Bushels. 1880. s.-..s
OATs.-5O bushels very good ut 53c.; 72 Bushels
nrlme spring at 55c. 100 bushels good att !:
34S bushels common at Acc; 80 bushels sH1De
winter al 60c 54 bushels fair spring at 5Oc.tosai'
612 bushels. - - E.t
CORN White, $50 bushels. ..,..,,,s.f;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
The yurf-Raees Postponed.

|: LONG BRANca, August 23.-The extra
meeting at Monmouth Park is postponed, 10
consequence of bad weather, TO THURSDAY,
Friday, and Saturday. 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
..sR sGEI.E1sRApHr,.,
-. tasI lsIsIts q e E.. s.sssgtsas
Seffous RunaWRy "a cefasnf-sAfsenrps
ak siIfofAe q 5

ss 4 y
Seffous RunaWRy observation-disclosures
=, as siIfcfae. g
Especial Telegram 70, ti3ss Dsspa,csJ
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August IA painful
runnor reaches here from The Plains, in Fsn'
|qnier counts that on Saturday Inst While a
q Mlr.Hiie was' driving some ladies' to camp
meeting the horses attach ed to the carriage
ran away .oserturning the vehicle aud throw.
ing the occupants ont among whom was
Miss Brooks. Her eollar-bone was broken
and shoulder dfsloated- Miss Meads, dapgb.
ter Of D. G. Meade, formerly Of this city, had
her back broken. Another lady was badly
hurt. -. Z s.si.s7l; iii
A stranger, who says bis name is Lorenzo
Gill, from New York, attempted to commit
suicide bs jumping overheard at the Mary.
land ferry-sIip yesterday. He was rescued
and confined in jail. Z t''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
1eaersou Davis.

CHICAGO, August 23.-Jetferson Davis BIAS
received invitations from Des Moines, IL we,
I,harlestou, ILL.,, and other points 10 the West
n, deliver the annual address at D.e meet.
ines Of their several agriculture. societies
~ i,I -, -ps- s..e> ~,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
MARINE IsrEaLiGEnCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST "a, 1875.
sun Jses. ....-525 Moon rfses.......- M. l6
Snu sets 6.35 II gh toe. -laO3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
Drowned.

f.. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, August %. William Smoet,
a. .ahip,earpenter, Of Norfolk, fell overheard
ia a fit to-day and was drowned. :;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

-.I n - 800 - r-aEsa It
siEg;esi.:t.s,. & -, 49,, .,zttt. - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aua1st 23.-FIOup and wheat quiet
ana un changed. Corn quiet and dim. a. $4,000
Uats-D emand fatr and firm ~ AaGY soc: ;nye
nomInal Provisions firm. Pork nominal NJ
s22GSa2 SO. B:iIk-oseats-Shouders sH:; Gear
rio sides, 2fc.; etear sides rs: Bason-snsoH1I-
Hams, sIaar-cussd, l4@ 1asc. ard: dull anu
shade lower iiesce,- l44c.; kes, Ksss. WnlsSey
uuleL AND firm ae Si.lS aa, s6stgtE#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
BALTIMORE.

BALrrMoRE, August 23.-Flonr dull Howard
Street and western supertnc- "a. 1926. SO. Wheat
land land red. ~ Ieati So; amber, S1.4o@s1. 45 !;
White. 81 .2O0Sl 90 Con-Sou, nern steady;
western firm: southern white, Ss@a0e.: yellow,
S3Ms4c DAT. dull, soathern new, 5O165c. Rye
dull al 9O6DS5c. Provisions quiet aud easier.
Pork. $40 25h$20 80: By k,meats-Shon,,dsrs'
9S@99e:: cieaIrio, l2S@l2Rc, .
15sS CStfes strong and buoyant: jobbing sales
ut ISI62Ihc. Whisl0y dull ut FILA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

LONDON, August ga special dispatch to
the NeuS from Rome says the Pope has iu-
yited Archbishop Ledochowski to Rome, on
the expiration of his term Of Imprisonment,
in February next, to attend special con-
sstory, at which he will receive the insignia
If tho Ca rdinalatp .E .... .. ...E .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
DRUGS. MEDICINES. Gc

DATHING SPONGE5 and TRAVEL.
HIEHS' SPONGE-B AGS for sale Ut
a, o. MEADE s. BAKERS drugstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24

HhA N:NELTON COAL CONPANY'S
for gxakes. having hsen thorouehly'tested' dux1n&
tsafssst season, AID Its egtSkIses 10 wen sssnaa-
tssfanca, would respectfully beg coai.deaiefs 70
eunnline onr prices for b,75D, 1000, and 2sAAD
ppvads before sRinH a. arrangements etse Whsre, ios
We make 10 aecid dk to their and. their cas-
nylsaEsniutePest 3, bay his Coal In preferences I'd
sny east or west of.rhs Alleghany Mountains.
! ~" .A'''1'S - -, 'GEnVAS-STORRs, y
X ..,-- ~, ASentJor The Company,
i IN 1O-1m 1924. Cary street,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
Inhor Rctnrm Convention,

BosroN, November 14.-The New En-.
gland Labor Reform League held Con.
ventiOn In this city to-day, afternoon and
evening. A series Of resolutions were
adopted, denunciAtOry Of all political
parties, creeds and faiths, and asserting
that ali legislation in this country tends
not to protect persons and property, but
to promote the interes-s Of speculative
robbery. A large number Of speakers
addressed the Convention, and dark hints
Of revolution and secret military or
CARNATIONS among laboring inen were
thrown out. One speaker asserted that
men were drilling in Chicago, and that
the people need not be surprised TO find
that city in ashes some morning, and that
other cities were to be similarly served,
that Lramps were lauded as only honest
men, our Savior himself having been
one. The Convention failed 10 hi upon
any remedy for alleged abuses, and adj
joGrned subject to call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
The InIInmmable FrelghtS OI the
Waco,

New York, November l3--A special
from Troy, New York, says Rev Peter
A. Melting, OF the YeOman Methodist
Church, accompanied his daughter to
Pier %, East River, at half.past2 o'clock
on the day the steamship Waco sailed,
and remained with her until u quarter
past 8.
During the time he was there large
number VI barrels Of oil were taken on
boar rd and slowed along the deck running
around the cabin. So many Of these
casks were on board that the whole space
on the fore and aft was occupied by them,
and he therefore had some difficulty in
making his way from the door Of Miss
Melling's cabin to the gangwuy, leading
down to the wharf 1t can safely be M.
serted that more than forty casks were 80
placed. lie also noticed boxes, such
as contained cans Of astral oil, piled on
deck at the entrance Mt, and saw u
large box which may have contained
matChes0r other inllammAblc material. lie
considered It somewhat singular that the
persons slowing barrels OF oil were two
Of the cabin stewards, and noticed the
casks were heavy, requiring two men to
handle each OF them. lie noticed on the
COuntenancc Of the stewards and chamber
maid an evidence Of gloom and nppre.
hension and became 80 much impressed
with an idea that something unfortunate
was about to happen that ifhe could have
accomplished itafter having taking leave
OF his daughter he would have with.
drawn her from the vessel. lie
thinks that when it was seen
that the passengers were class who
could not resist the shipment Of oil the
advantage was taken TO put 1t on board
at the last moment. During the time Of
IT, being shipped other merchandise was
taken IN the hold. lie has lived at Gal
weston for 20 years and never knew ofan
instance Of Lightning setting fire to any
thing there. Therefore he considers that
the lire arose from materials aboard the
Waco and not from lightning, From the
position Of the oil ranging fore and nft no
possibility Of saving the vessel could ex-
lat when once the fire broke out. He in
tends to commence legal proceedings
against the owners Of the Waco for the
loss Of his daughter, and visits New York
for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
ATIdaI XnYe.

ENGLAND, November ia Tidal
wave ten feet high swept up Parrett near
SOmersetshire to-day, and the dock gates
bursted, several vessels broke from their
mooring, and one was sunk.
PRINCE OF WALES,
The Prince Of Wales arrived to-day
At POonah, and had an enthusiastic recep.
tiOn. II is doubtful iihe can visit Mad.
ras, owing to the cholera in that place.
VIOLENT STORM.
LONDON, November l4-AIidnight.-A
violent storm has prevailed here all day.
Much damage has been caused at Dover,
Boulogne and other seaports on the Brit
ish and French coasts by high tides.
Thousands Of acres have been submerged
in SomerSetshire by Overlooking Of The
river Passet.
LONDON, November ia special to
the Times from Perak, dated November
II, states that the troops are intrenChIng
before the British residence, and await
reinforCements before attacking the Ma
lay stOCkade, which is seven miles dis
tant, 1t is expected that the attack will
be made in about week.
LONDON, November l5.-G A. M-The
Times telegram from CattarO says:
Eight Turkish battaliOns under SeIim
Pasha have been surrounded near Cat
schkO by 5000 HerzegOvinian insurgents,
and at last accounts the fighting was still
going on"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15

increase Of yield "a per cent. Laborers
are reported as only moderately disposed
to save the crop; numbers have abann-
oned their crops to work for wages; some
sickness; estimated damage 81 per cent.
Mobile, Department Of Alabama-7S
replies from 40 counties. The weather
since the first Of October has been gener-
ally favorable for gathering the cotton
crop, There have been light frOsLs, but
there was no material damage therefrOm.
Nearly twO-thirds Of the crop has been
picked, and planters expect to finish be-
tween November 10Th and December lst;
some few, however, will not have entirely
finished before the first Of January. In
l6 counties, comprising chiefly prairie
aud bottom lands, the average increase
will be PIT per cent. over last years
yield. In IA counties, consisting OF fair
land, the average yield will be the same
as last year. In 8 counties, composed
chiefly OF uplands, located in the eastern
and southeastern portions OF the State,
the yield compared with last year Is esti.
mated at about 25 per cent. decrease.
Mississippi Thirty.fve replies from
IL counties, are that the weather since the
lst OF October has been favorable for
gathering the cotton crop; there has been
light frosts, but no damage done; about
one.halfofthe crop has been picked, and
the planters do not expect to be through
before the 18th OF December, and some OF
whom will not get through before the
10Th Of January.
Galveston Department - The report
from this department not received.
Mr., A. Mills, Secretary, telCgraphed
that the replies received show ~ per
cent. Of an increase Of the yield over last
year, No reports have been received
from Norfolk, Wilmington or Augusta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
VOLUME XXIV---NUMBER 72.


The marks last night indicated I feet 3
inches, and rising slowly.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
her regular time, with very good trip,
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
3P. Nj. with fine trip Of both freight and
passengers.
The Barnard departed IOr St. Louis on
Saturday evening with tow Of nails.
The steamer Salt Valley, EN- route from
lrOnton to Pittsburgh, passed up Satur.
day evening.
The Market Boy arrived from Pitts
burgh, and will return this morning,
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes-
Vile on Saturday night, and left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning,
The Express IL the regular Parkers.
burg packet this morning at II o'clock.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
my Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November II. = River
stationary with 8 feet 3 inches; weather
cold and cloudy. The upper Allegheny
is reported to be rising fast.
MEMPHIS, November II. - Weather
cloudy and warm; river rose 4 inches.
Arrived-Rosa Miller, Arkansas river.
Departed Fanny Tatum, Vicksburgi
SChudder, St, Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November l4.-Weather
cool. Arrived-Big Foot, Pillsby, Glas-
gov, Charles Morgan and Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati. DepArted-Big Foot, New
Orleans; Glasgow, Evansville; Minneola,
Cincinnati, River rising with feet in
canal and s on the falls,
CINCINNATI, November l4.-River ~
feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and damp.
CAIRO, November l4.-Arrived-Cons.
AIillar, from Cincinnati; City OF Vicks.
burg, from ViCksburg; Red Cloud, from
Evansville. Departed Arlington, for
New Orleans; Carrie V. Kountz, for New
Orleans; SilverthOrn, for Evansville;
Belle Of Memphis, for Memphis; Cons,
Millar, for Memphis; City Of Vicksburg,
for st, Louis, River II feet 4 inches
and rising. Weather cloudy mercury
lso.
EVANSVILLE, November l4.-Weather
cloudy and cool; rain ceased at 8 o'clock;
mercury 6S' to AZ. River "a feet and
rising. Up-B II, Cook, Smoky City,
Mary, Houston. Down-Linie Gardner,
Grey Eagle, Evansville. Business very
light,
sr. LOUIS, November l4.-Arrived-
Chester, from Memphis Maggie, from
the Illinois river. Northwestern. from
Keokuk. Departed Tom Means, for
Quincy; Glencoe, for New Orleans; Boyd,
for Peoria. River stationary, and the
channel to Cairo Is cutting out. Wealth.
er cloudy aud cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15

MILWAUKEE, November 1S.-In the
case Of schiltz 4 Bergentlal, distillers
and rectifcrs, before the United States
Circuit Court, to-day, several witnesses
were examined on behalf Of The prosccr.
LiOn.
ST. LOUIS, November li.-The cases oI
William Mckee Of the Globe. Democrat,
and Constantine Mcguire, ex.reyenue
collector, indicted for completely in the
whisky frauds, have been sci for trial on
December 10Th, lion. II. Voorhees, Of In.
diana, their counsel, being unable TO at.
tend court here previous to that time. Ono
Of the cases against General John Nc.
Daniel, ex.Sunervisor Of this district, in
which he is charged with cOnspiring to
defralid the government and for not re.
porting 10 his superior officers knowledge
Of irregularities In whisky making, Ia set
for tomorrow. Monday the case Of W.
0. Overy, Of Washington, the charge be.
Ing the Snme as the one against Mcdaniel
which Is set for Wednesday. lie
will be defended by Ben. r. Butler
Thirteen distillers and rectifers, sew.
en- gnugers and storekeepers, and
one Deputy Collector, have withdrawn
their pleas oil guilty and entered pleas Of
guilty up 10 this time. The remainder ol
those 30 far indicted,fo for completely in the
whisky frauds are Mcdonald, Avery, Ma.
guire, Mckee, Ray, nephew Of Mckee
who served M gaIger for few months
nnIl they DECLARE their Innocence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-15
Remarkable Export Oi Cotton
Goods.

New YoRK, November ll.-The some
what remark able movement Of American
calicocs the English market continued
last week without interruption. The ex-
ports Of manufactured cotton are more
every week than they formerly we're in n
month Several new arrivals from Great
Britain, Germany and Canada, commits
stoned to purchase American cottOns, ex.
cites considerable comment among the
trade. The total exports Of domestic
cottons last week was Sl7l 900, Of which
SAL 900 wentto Great Britain,