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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

IS Maine the cany ass has been exceed
ingly brisk upon both sides, it being felt
that 4 gain upon one side or the other
vould have an important effect on the
October elections in the West, The Re-
publican majority at the last guberna'
iorisl election (lS75) was 1872, and with
that as basis We can soon form a pretty
clear idea how the people are affected by
present Issues,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

CONGRESSMAN KAssoS, who hasn't a
yery white record himself, intimatcs that
Gov. Tilden's $500 fee from the Union
Pacific railroad was for helping them
ou, Of the trouble Mr.. James Fisk, jr.,
msde for them in New York with the
Tweed Judges to back him, and that the
Ciovernor took the money through a
third party. Like Joey BagstOck, Tilden
il "lcyilish sly" and sometimes don't
even let his left hand know what his
rivbt IneIL
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TaE Galveston Ne1rs says that several
firms iu Hunt county averaged from 80
to s. bushels Of wheat per acre; and
choice acres have produced as much as Al
bu,hsls.
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THE TURF.
Hampton Park Races.

spRIsGF1EID, MASS, September O.
The second day Of the Hampton Park
trotting meeting the attendance was fair
and the races interesting.
In the 2:29 race Trio, the favorite, was
lamed and was withdrawn alter the sec
ond heat. Grey Bill and Bay won the
FIRST and second heats, but Planter, the
second choice, took the next three.
In the 2:22 class race Sam Purdy was
the iavorite. Amy cast shoe and was
distanced in the first heat, and Bella, won
easily in three straight heats. Amy after.
wards trotted in 2:22. ..4lI ;,
Summary Of the 800 class, purse s.,
500. Planter, A, 81, !, l; Bay, 2, !, 4, 2
9, Grey Bill, /, 4, 2, 2, 4; Martha Wash,
lngton, 8, 3,S, 4, 8; Trio. s, 8. Time 2:So
The 222 class, purse $1,000, Belle, l,
!, l; Sam Purdy, s, 2, 2; Adelaide, 2, 4, 3
Slow Go, 4, 8, 4; Sensation, 5, s; Lady
Smell, 6, 5,5. Time 2::22l. 2:22 and 2:27 /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

THE New York Democrats are fright
fully denoralized. Samuel ]. Tilden is
very sharp, but he is in water that is too
deep. lie is at home in wrecking rail-
ro1d, and making false income returns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07
Heavy Grain Traffic.

TOLEDO, September 6.-The grain
traffic over the Wabash railroad for the
month Of August was the heaviest in the
history Of the road, aggregating over two
million bushels delivered during the
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JUSTICE GILLEsPY.-ThiS Justice yes
terday issued the following warrants :
Robert Costain against Geo. Hill, for
breach Of the peace; Geo. Hill against
Robert Costain, for assault and battery
Geo. Hill against Catharine Costain,
breach Of the peace; Mrs. Geo. Hill
against Robert Costain, for assault and
battery. The cases will be examined on
Saturday morning next at 10 o'clock.
Susan Young, charged with committing
an assault and battery on Charles Pink
ard, was discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

THE Charleston Courier, Reviewing the
cotton year, says: "The business Of
Charleston has not been exempt from the
universal dullness, but the city has fully
maintained its general relative position
laong the large markets. The slight de-
crease in the exports OF cotton for the
past year was the direct result Of par
lial failure Of tho local crop. AT the
ame time the price has been steadily
maintained and ruled relatively higher
than in other Southern trade centres,
making Charleston in many respects the
be., market for the staple"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Tribune makes demand on the authori'
ties for the suppression OF the church
bells, claiming that they are as great q
uui,aRce AZ the steam whistles.
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ITALY.


ROME, September 6.-The La Liberia
says the Italian Minister Of War fore
seeing fresh complications in the East
intends TO recall the officers and men on
furlouRl,
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Yellow Fever.

SAVANNAH, Sept, 6.-The total inter-
ments from fever to-day is 10.
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Ma. BLAINE will speak in Ohio and
lAdiAna after the Maine election. He
Eillmeet a hearty welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07
Inter State Industrial EXPOSE.

CHICAGO, September 6.-The Fourth
Annual Inter State Industrial Exposi-
tion opened to-day. An immense crowd
attended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

rgE returns from the Vermont elec-
doo Indicate that there is nothing but
b.,riIy increased gains for the Repub-
lic,n party, which are astonishing even
in State which never gave a Demo-
cratic victory. Democratic candidacy in
y.,uon, i, the merest formality in the
world, and yet the mania for declining
nominations, which is virulent epidemic
hi. season, never reaches Vermont. The
Democratic Barklses up there are always
xillin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

LooANsroRr, I'm, September G.-Judge
Dittenhoeaer, Of New York, and Senator
Sherman, OF Ohio, addressed a rouSing
meeting at the wigwam tonight. It was
the most enthusiastic meeting OF the cam.
paign. The Judge referred to the posi-.
lion OF the Democratic party during the
Franco.P Prussian war, and reminded the
Germans that the party offered neither
them nor the Fatherland any sympathy
in that struggle, and that T. A. Hendricks
when called on at the indianapolis meet.
Ing, stated that he had not time TO deter.
mine which side was right, while a Re.
publican German baker made u rousing
speech for the Germans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07
THE sCULL RACES,

PHILADELPHIA, September c. The
final heat in the single sculls between
Hanlon aud Brayley, was wonby HanlOn
in 2l.9A.
The final four.oarel heat between the
Thames crew Of London and the Halifax
crew took place at A o'clock. The Hall.
fax crew came in first, in IS minutes and
81 seconds, but the Thames claimed a foul
which the umpire allowed, and gave them
the race. The last race Of the regatta
was the final pair.oared contest between
Green and Thomas, Of London, and Faulk'
ner and Regan, Of Boston; the latter won
easy in q minutes and 20 seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07
A Nauare. Days Kain.

Columns, Sept. GA steady rain has
been falling all day, and the State Fair
was only patronized by about 1000 per-
sons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

Tur Savannah Ncies, speaking OF the
alarm caused in that city by the con-
frma,ion Of rumors that yellow fever
VA, present, says: "Never in our recol-
lection have we Witnessed such utter and
complete disqualification as made itself ap
parent on the streets, at the railroad depots,
and we think that in few other cities
could such panic be developed upon
such short notice." The Ntps Of the lst
.,y.: at is estimated that about two
thousand persons have left by railroads
and steamers during and since the panic
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bpubllan.
SAsn COnnuT,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, September 6.-several trade
failures in the provinces are announced
to-day, with liabilities aggregating one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

BELLAIRE LoCALs.-Carl Schurz, ex-
United States Senator, will speak for the
Republican cause at the stand on the
Public Square in this city on Tuesday.
September 10, addressing his German
brethren in their native language in the
evening, after speech in English in the
afternoon. Arrangements are being made
for grand manifestation Of party en-
thusiasm, and the largest political meet
ing ever held in Belmont county may rea'
sonably be anticipated. ,.
Rev. james Thoburn and son left yes.
terday for a visit TO his brother, Capt,
Thomas Thohurn, formerly Of Bellaire,
at Peabody, Kansas, where Mr.. Thoburn
will spend the greater part Of the time
until his return to India.
The opening Of the beer hall and con-
cert saloon on Union street has already
resulted in more drunkenness dissipation
and disorder than can be compensated
for by all the advantages claimed Tor it,
,even should they be realized. We have
no hesitation in pronouncing it q disgrace
to the city.
No Council meeting was held Tuesday
night on account OF the absence OF quo.
rum. An adjournment was had until this
evening.
The Presbyterian Church social on
Tuesday evening was an eminently en-
joyable affair in spite Of the darkness that
resulted from the turning off Of the gas
by some boys. 1t is to be hoped that it
will be frequently repeated hereafter.
Hon. Alphonzo Hart, ex.Lieutenant
Governor OF Ohio, will speak upon the
political situation on the Public Square
this evening. Mr.. Hart is a very fine
speaker, and II our citizens fail to hear
him they miss good opportunity to cor.
rectly inform themselves in regard to
disputed issues.
The colored folks have procured pole,
and will raise ii on Saturday evening,
after which speeches will be made on the
Square by prominent orators Of their
race from abroad. ..
Mr.. O. Fl. McMasters, OF Steubenyille,
and Miss Ella Ault, OF Glencoe, were mar
ried on Tuesday at the residence OF the
brides parents. Numerous relatives and
friends Of the parties in this city were
present, The couple and suite left for
Philadelphia in the evening.
There are rumors OF several other no.
ticeable weddings to occur in the not dis
tant future, that is, before the close oi
the Centennial Exposition.
JIM. Manning, Esq, is in 1ndianapo
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Inu1gyIII,E JoCKEY CLup,

LoUisvtLLE, September G:--The So
stakes OF the Louisville Jockey Club fol
1873, for three year olds, closed with PAS
entries. The Stallion stake has rs, the
Derby So, the Clark %, the Kentucky
Oaks 3S, the St. Leger 81 and the Gait
Hnnaa 10.
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ESCAPED FROM THE Asylum.

DR.. Henry I. Helmbold has again es-
capped from the Pennsylvania Insane
Asylum, and is now supposed to be in
New York
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OCCUPIED ALxINATz.

LONDON, September Ca dispatch
from Seyelin announces that the Turks
have occupied Alexinatz.
LONDON, September GA new tunnel
for an underground railway in process
Of construction, in Bishop's Gate street,
cayed in this afternoon. Four or FIVE
workmen have been exhumed and taken
10 the hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

METHODIST REUsIoS.-A meeting OF
Methodist pastors and Sabbath School
Superintendents was held last night at the
Fourth Street N. E. Church, for the pur.
pose Of arranging for reunion OF Meth
odist congregations and Sabbath Schools
on the 18th inst. Some twelve or fifteen
pastors and superintendents were In at.
tendance, among whom we noticed DR..
Kelley, DR.. Thomas Fl. Logan, Rev.
Wunderlich, Hon. C. D. Hubbard, L. G.
Rockwell, Noah Beck, Rev. Thatcher, A.
G. Wincher and others. DR.. Kelley oc.
cupied the chair.
The programme agreed upon was as
follows: love feast at 9-o'clock, services
at 10t A. NJ, followed by the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper, grand Sunday school
reunion at 9 ?. NJ, and public services in
the evening. While the brethren were
considering the above, Elder Ball arrived.
The Elder had seen Rev. Thoburn, D. D.,
who was expected to be present and take
an active part in the reunion, and Rev.
Thoburn had expressed his preference
for the Opera House as place for hold
ing the reunion.
When pressed to give Mr.. Thoburn's
reasons for such preference, the Elder
remarked that DR.. Thoburn had said
that II the exercises were held in the
Opera House, they would be attended by
many "sinners" who would not go to the
church. Whether the Elder means to
imply that all who would not attend his
church were Sinners, is debatable qnes-
tion.,
Another reason, also. the Elder gave.
II was that the Opera House would hold
more people than the church.
Considerable Of discussion followed,
in which nearly every member reporter
excepted, Of course) participated, and
finally It was decided to have the reunion
in the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
This having been done, the meeting
adjourned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-07

MAINE votes on Monday next. The
ticket ia as follows:
FOR GOVERNOR.
bpubean. Democrat;
Sllln COnnoT, John c, Talbot
FORTY.FIPTH CoN0RESs.
l-ThOunJ B. Reed, John II. Good win.
lI-'Wpllm P, Frey. IS. C. Belcher.
solon Chase Imitation,
UI-stPphen D. Lindsey, Edward X. U'Bien.
=. Edwin Fiye (vac.) Imac Reed (Vac.)
N-lSEtlyn Powers. ]. p. DOnWoTth.
., Lyaisa Oak Qnd.J
N-'EuFas Hale. William II. Mcclellan
Rtaiaa.hl.
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PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, September G.-The an
nual parade OF the volunteer fire depart
ment to-day was one Of the greatest street
pageants OF this summer. The process
sion consisted Of twelve divisions, and
Comprised beside the old fire companies
Of the city, many organizations from
abroad, coming from all parts OF the
country. There were about 5000 men in
the line. The streets along the route OF
the procession were thronged with specta.
tors, and the whole city was decorated
with flags.
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INTERSTATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Assem-
BLY.-Concerning the above, Mr.. W. II.
Oxtoby, Secretary Of the State Sabbath
School Association, yesterday received
the following communication:
GALLON, O, Sept. ., 1876.
Mr.. ". Fl. 0EtoHy-'
Please invite all the officers and lead
ing workers OF your State s. s. Union to
meet with the Sunday school workers Of
the States OF Tennessee, Kentucky, lndi.
ana, Michigan and Ohio in the Y. NJ. C.
A. rooms, corner Sixth and Elm streets
Cincinnati, at two o'clock T. NJ. Tuesday,
the 10Th OF September, To consider and
complete arrangements for the holding ol
an interstate s, 8. Assembly or Institute
next year. The invitation q open to all
interested. Please communicate with all
your workers. Arriving in Cincinnati,
inGuire tor Mr.. A. Frazer or Mr.. L. H,
Sargent, 81 Walnut street. -
Very truly yours,
~ r, CowDEN.
CIR. Sec. Ohio s. s. Union.
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LARGE AYD HARMoy1oUs,

OMAHA, September 6.-Alarge number
oi delegates were present at the Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day. The
meeting was harmonious throughout,
Gen. ]. Holman, Of Dake county, was
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cheap Postage again.

- WASHINGTON, July 23.-Thc Post
Office Department has officially advi-
sed postmasters of the enactment of
the POST Office Appropriation bill,
which became law on the 10th of
July, from which time it took effect.
All printed matter OF the third class.
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The Cigar Tax.

WAsnINdToN, July 23,-Ovcr two
hundred cigar manufacturers of st.
Louis have petitioncd Congress in ia.
vor OF reducing the tax on cigars from
W to 50 per 1000. They claim that
the theory whereby the tax was in
creased by the act of March 3, 1876
that the consumer would pay the 81
increase-has proven false. They de
clare that the manufacturer himself
has to stand a loss of 10 cents per box
by the operation, which they Claim is
a great hardship. An effort is to be
made to amend the pending Revenue
bill in this instance.
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Political Notes.

w
That honesty is the best Indian po-
Icy is admitted now on all sides,
The young ladies Of Aiken, 3. G.,
have formed Tilden and Hendricks
ClHb.
Nearly all of the Liberal papers in
Wisconsin advocate the election OF the
It. Louis ticket.
Here is the situation TO dot. One
term of Hayes would just make the
third term of Grantism.
Bluford Wilson has decided not TO
run for Congress in the Nineteenth
Illinois District this year.
l.. q. Delano is announced as an
independent candidate for Congress
from the Chillicothe (O.) District.
Emerson Etheridge announces his
purpose to run as an independent can
didate for Congress in the Memphis
(Tcun. District.
James Hrssell Lowell is urged by
many of his Republican friends to run
for Congress in the Eihhth Nossachu-
setts District.
Noah Davis, one Of the judges OF
the Supreme Court of this district, Is
now talked of for the Republican no
mination for Governor.
Federal and State officials in Ala
bama must shell out to the tune of $5C
each for campaign purposes. SO says
Republican circular.
Somebody has been counting ur
and finds that Governor Hayes has
enough relatives ia Ohio alone to fill
every office within the gift of the
President,
a colored Tilden club is actively al
work in Richmond, Va. The organi'
zation is largely composed of the most
respectable and intelligent colored
men in the city.
Ex-senator Henry Foote, who is
| now residing at Nashville, Tenn, de-
\ clines to serve as an elector on the
Republican ticket. He does not leave
the party, however, but prefers to
work In the ranks,
Neither Dristow, Jewell, nor prat,
has received q certificate OF good char.
aeter from Grant on retirement. 1t is
only the Delanos, Tom Murphys, Col.
faxes and Belknaps who receive this
kind Of certificate.
In private letter to a friend Mr.. Il.
III, Hill announces that there is no
foundation for the rumor that he would
decline to serve the people Of the
Ninth Georgia District after the cxpi-
ration of the present term,
The Philadelphia Times notices that
in this Centennial year quotations
made from the Declaration of Indie.
pendence are more frequently incort
rect than correct, and that the misquo.
ting is usually done by prominently
public men.
The State elections which are 10 oc.
cur prior TO November are announced
as follows
Kentucky, first Monday in August.
Alabama, first Monday in August.
Vermont, first Tueeday in Sepiom
Der.
California, first Wednesday in Sep,
| tember.
Name, second Monday in Sep,em
Der.
Georgia, firs, Wednesday in Octo
ber.
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska ont
West Virginia, second Tuesday in DC
tober.
Texas, first Monday in September.
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NEAR uOVanBtoWn. Baltimore county, NJ
conducted by the School Sisters
of Notrs Dame.
This Institution Is most dcsirab'y locate
three miles north of Baltimore, and is pfoi
ded with every accessory f health aad ceE
fort. The system OF education pursued Is De
signed to to develop tho mental. moral snl
physical powers of tho children, to rake them
refined. accomplished and useful uembev OF
society. In the reeular course whsuinclude,
the German and French Languages, n1mbet
of pupils is limited to one hundred and iot,I
PAkLOh B0ARDERs.
for young ladies who desire private apuI
ments, umbcr limited to fourteen.
Young Ladies whose health requiresspeeal
privileges, can be accommodated at o hnI
class country residence. located on
rounds. provided fifteen positive app
tions are made before the 25th Of Aus.
cational advantages are the samo for al.
For particulars send for Catalogue.
jyG-dl0w
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Whole tickets. sl2; Halves, S.; Quarters,
IS: tickets, 500; ~. (. tickets. 500; 46fi
tickets.S5to; 95i tickets, 81 .0O). 100000 tickets
at sl2 each:
Hon. L. II Taylor. Mayor OF Frankfort,
the entire board of City Councilmen, Hon.
Alvin DuNali, lac Chief Justice ii Ken
tucky, and other d stinsuished citi2eL. o.
sether with such disinterestcd peisons ~ the
ticket holders present may designate Will
superintend the drawing,
Remittances can be made by Express. Draft,
Pest Office Money Order or RegistereI Let.
ter made payable to KENTUCKY CASH
DIST hIBUTIrN COMPANY:
All Communications. orders for Tickets,
ana application for Agencies should be ad-
dressed 10
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General Manager, Frankfort. Ky.
iulyl5 2tawlm
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On which occasion they will distribute to the
lick ct holders the immense sumtf
100000

Thos: II Porter. FIX Gov. Ky.
General Manager,
POSITIVELY NO DISAPPOINTMENT!
as VIC will have a 'riss OF Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent Of post.
poniug.