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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate Adiourns Over to
Thursday.
eTesSs s<ss s8 sssAss
Clysasr's Committee Finds No
Evidence Against the Char
acter OF Speaker {
Kerr.
Danford and Hurlbut Assail the
whole Investigation
Business.
The House Unanimously Adopts
the Committees Report.
Aeaa,c.

w ARLINGTON, June l2.-A a motion
TO adjourn osef Cincinnati COW cntion,
on account of the absence Of many
senators, WAS, after = long discussion,
rejected. Yeas 10, nays %.
After discussion OF minor bills,
no quorum vas found present, and as
soon as one was found the senate nd
joarnsd to Thursday next.
g Alssss.> q
4 joint nesolntion to modify tie
treaty With Ehine SO IS 10 rsstrics
siminis.Stion was passed. sa'& z
The appropriation committee re-
ported the sFmy appropriations bill,
some ten s1ilhons lsss than estimates,
isnd with a7section reducing the force
lof the army and pay Of officers.
M. L1sd iatEoda0ed#A q joint resolue.
stioO 6odin9 ! constit ut ionsi
aaSadmestt that Us o.iicials, such.
ASAseessef poat msalers, marahAls And
collectors, except collectors Of custom
duties, shall BE eleosedior tSsn of
four years. Refsssd, Hs
Mr.. Hammond introduced ! bin pro-
viding for the gradual resumption OF
specie payment, and for the repeal Of
SO much Of the resumption act. S 6xes
the date for resumption at January,
1879. s =
Mr.. Clymer. from the committee on
expenditures IN the war department,
made report in the case Of the
charge ag4ilnt Speaker Kerr, sAyfue
thss she committee found there wxs
mot shadow Of truth 10 the charges.
He deasunced the testimony Of Hxr-
|aey, that Nj. Kerr hsd abused his
privilege Of appointment, aud that the
committees fully exonerate him from
oil corrupt purpose, aud found moth
ing In the evidence to detrsct from
his we'll established character for in
tegrity and purity. This conclusion
Of the Committee was unanimous.
MIR. Danfor1, : republican member
heartily endQeE Etba renosssa simple
justice. 4pJl l.y ,ha,
80 far as Kss lal VS. [vas con
cerned, liar Hd not .
particle Of = q Sooonced
the practid - - gooc
men 1t the r. bn sSnes.-
The testimony y HArneS va but ths
nAlasal ! :. eail fosiih ee ee Use hyeslgs
tic( s - o,hd pf A. hoe
1hA md 8 sa 69 lafkiui
.rosisd 3 sl,s li6e I...a
private correspondence Of citizens in
ftO publicity, publishing even the bAnl
accounts Of officials without Charge
4 and without apeoi6ossioee. i
j NJ. HnrIh0t naid tie reputation O
our own public men is ampug tbe hea
lrichsSe = csIsl slry and d Asigs0
\ Jesn WHO would uoiustly and phtrpl,
detfse. from The 1spat.tion Of ) pub
4 lio man wsa not, only stAbbing at hi
| life and .chsrscs&r, But doing : mos
! fatal 4 anischis - the success OF the IL
tto0.
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WmssK Y--Steatly q ips.

CALI BoAap Wheat snrhansea, hut ltmsr.z
orr Az Tor lime, stsGtIta ier Jaly oat& M
hanged. rprk lower; lsaat9asiS Tor July ls7Ts.
9sefor August. Lard ioweri 10 ssas'7es Tor Juiy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13
d VlNpINa %.

80 81 Fssaa ~ E8 lg7Es897 k53g 49,
NEw YoRK, June 12.-The bank
snpcrintendest has begun proceedings
for the appointment OF receiver to
wind up the a6airs Of the Merchants $
and Tradees' savings institution. IL
became embarrassed by the depreeis-
tion of if1 sonk khen secofitieG g. g..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13
IN LoNpoN

A dispatch from London states that
= large failure is reported Of aco,ton
Arm, with factories ID ths snei0bbor-
hood Of Waterford, 1reland. Lisbiii-
ties said 70 be % ,OOo,DO0. IL,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13

CoL0RED CATHOLICS.
81. Augastines church, built by and
for col0scd catholics, w~s desiica,e1
yesterday By Archbishop Baglsy-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13

RICH MEN GO 10 JAII..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Thc Ncws from Colora,Io.

The proud bird Of American freedom
continues to assert himself in our columns
over the news from Colorado. The un-
Scrupulous cmissarie, Of Tilden and
Reform, who stand exposed before the
country by the agent of the Associated
Press at Denver for an attempt on his in
tegrity, have utterly failed to blot out a
Republican victory in the Centennial
State. Colorado ia Republican. No tam
pering with the news can do away with the
Democratic loss since 1874.
In this connection We desire to call
public attention to the fact that tht
Wheeling Register OF Saturday morning
last deliberately suppressed in its col
umms every word Of the Associated Pres'
news from Colorado received the night
before, and in its place inserted some
partisan news of its own from Phila.
delphia and dispatch OF the 9TH to the
Cincinnati Eaquirer. This is the way thu
readers OF that paper are deprived Of the
news Of the day that comes through the
channel Of the Associated Press.
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SPAIN.
Resigned.

MADRID, October 7.-Captain General
Jovellar has positively resigned, and
General Martinez Compass, his successor
will leave for Havana this month, taking
with him several Generals. General
Compass is entrusted with discretionary
powers.
HAVANA, October 7.-Captain General
Joyellar unexpectedly returned to this
city yesterday morning. His sudden re-
turn, after the papers had said that lie
went to make arrangements for a winter
campaign, excItes comment. Some say
he could not get beyond Los Cruces on
account Of the rebels in that neighbor.
hood, but the most probable reason is that
he has received intelligence Of his being
superseded in the Captain Generalship
This change would make the present pre-
carious situation still worse. Gen. Jo-
yellar when hestarted from here took with
him S15O,OOO in gold to pay some Of the
arrears due the troops. Two battalions
Of Spanish troops are reported as having
revolted on account Of not receiving their
arrears Of pay.
The Didrio emphatically denies the re.
port that Gen. Jovellar is to be relieved
from the Captain GenerAlship.
Carl Munder, n commission merchant
and importer Of jewelry, committed sui
eide last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
mexican Civil War.

I
HAVANA, October "a mail steamer
arrived to-day from Mexico bringing ad
vices to the 2Vth nlt: On the day OF tPf
steamers leaving Vera Cruz, Et 70
greao published a dispatch from oriZaoo
announcing the capture Of panato dner'
ros and the taking o. Chihuahua 1y tne
Government forces. Three hundred prs
oners we're captured. Inc opposition
paper, III iticoto puOlislies lntelLgence
that 1900 federal troops IN Sonora srI nave
pronounced in iavor 9l General !homas
Mejia, and General Marlscal, t1elr com,
mander, with small escort, naa arrived
at Mazatlan., Not much credit Is given
to the statement
Congress is now IN session, ana the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
The Great Demonstration Satur-
day Night,

Wheeling never saw grandcr sight
than the immense Republican demonStra-
ton last Saturday night. No armyiwith
banners ever presented more imposing
display than the marching Republican
clubs with their uniforms and torches.
1t was indeed most brilliant scene to
look upon. and everybody in the city will
remember it as the great feature of this
remarkable campaign.
As an incident OF this grand turn out
we may very appropriately dwell upon
the fact that men who had not walked
in political procession for years
perhaps never beiore-wcre in the ranks
carrying torch Saturday night. There
were such men as Henry X. List, L. S.
DelNplainc, Alexander Rodgers, and Geo.
Tinglc, Sr., wearing their capcs and car
rying their torches, and there were also in
the procession Of vehicles such men as
Thos. lIornbrook, Jacob Hornbrook and
Capt. El, Hornbrook. Many Of the solid
men OF the city were out Saturday night
along with the Republican boys. This
shows tho deep hold that the great issues
to be passed upon tomorrow have taken
upon the public feeling. Nothing like II
has been known since tho most exciting
days Of tho war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
4 Ccntcnnlnl CcIebrnllon.

SAN FRANCIsCo, October 1.-The cen.
tennial anniversary Of the founding Of
the Mission Dolores OF San Francisco
was celebrated to-day with much spirit.
The exercises included grand Pontilical
military mass at the old Mission grounds
and n procession through the streets to
Mechanics Hall, where musical and lit.
ernryexercises were held, followed by the
laying OF the cornerstone Of the new
church, near the old Mission church.
The procession included military, re.
ligious, benevolent and educational 40.
cieties, United States and State officers,
and the clergy Of various denominations
(the demonstration being unscctarian in
character), and was imposing in numbers
and appearances, consuming two hours in
passing q given point. Governor Irwin
acted as President OF the Day. Every.
thing passed of in most satisfactory
manner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Resirnation Accepted.

CINCINNATI, October S.-The resigna
lion of L. s. Tyler, Secretary Of the
American Alliance, dated August %, was
accepted yesterday. The name Of his
successor will be announced on Wednes
day. .'' p'.ai" q a.- 10 '."'.'''
The resignation OF Mr.. Tyler was given
the Alliance on account OF his continued
absence abroad, caused by illness in his
family, and is not to be attributed To any
recent political publications. He sailed
for Europe on August 25tl, after placing
his resignation in the e,hands Of the proper
parties, but it was not acted on by the
Grand Council Of Alliance until yester'
day. Atthe same meeting this body sus'
pended the First Assistant Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Moody and Sank6y.

CHICAGO, October Notwithstanding
Moody's absence to-day the revival has
been largely attended. Maj, Whittle has
been an acceptable and successful substi-
tute for Moody. Eight thousand persons
listened to his address ut the tabernacle
this afternoon. He gave bible reading
based upon the idea Of Christ rs the wit
ness sent from God TO testify concerning
man, God and salvation. Moody himself
has given no more admirable and eflec'
tive presentation OF the scripture. Two
large prayer meetings, held after ser
vices, were attended by about eight hun
dred persons. The pastors Of the city
churches have generally preached revi-
val sermons to large audiences to-day
Moody will be back for next Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Dcnouncing Chamberlain.

COLUMBIA, October S.-The Democratic
State Executive Committee have issued
an address denouncing Gov, Chamberlain's
recent proclamation as unwarranted by
the law or the facts, and as issued to fur
niSh pretext for asking for troops.
In response to letter from General
Hampton, Chief Justice Moses says he
knows nothing to lead him to conclude
that South Carolina is an armed camp, OF
that any arm is needed more potent Than
the law.
Associate Justice Willard and Judges
Mackey and Cooke, Republicans, have
written letter denying any knowledge oi
the statements in the proclamation
Mackey charges Chamberlain with CON
spiracy against free ballot.
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Accident to Gen. Sherman and
Secretary Cameron.

Rock ISLAND, October 7.-Gen. SlIer-
man and Secretary OF War Cameron ar
rived from the West this morning and
spent the day here MS the guests ofG. W.
Flager, commander of the arsenal. In
the afternoon while riding out the horses
became unmunageable and threw the
party out Of their carriage, inllicting Se-
rious but not dangerous wounds on Col.
Flager, and bruiSing the others Of the
party. This evening Gen. Sherman and
Secretary Cameron left for Chicago.
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II is being quietly circulated by the
friends Of L. s. Jordan that he Jordan
held back the Porter money on account
Of fees due from Mr.. Porter. Now, as
Mr. Jorday never made any such claim
in defense Of the suit, the talsity Of this
new claim by Mr., Jordan is very trans.
pHiia'i TRs TACT is, Jordan never had any such
claim for fees, and never set up any: The
own handwriting. We are credibly in.
formed that the facts in this Porter case
were prepared for the purpose Of defeat.
ing Mr.. Jordan before the Democratic
Nominating Convention, by friends Of
rival candidates, before that convention
met, but Mr.. Jordan evinced such
strength before the convention that it was
thought bad policy, and the matter was
dropped. TRUE REFORM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Meeting of the Army OF the Ten
neNsec-The Mcpherson statue.

WASHINGTON, D. G., October 7.-Ar-
rangements for the meeting Of the Army
Of the Tennessee in Washington, October
18th and 10th, have been completed.
The annual address will be delivered by
Hon. John NJ. Thayer, Of Wyoming, who
commanded division in that army.
The Mcpherson statue will be unveiled
on the 18th, when Gen. John A. Logan,
who commanded the army after Gen.
Mcpherson, will deliver the oration, and
Gen. Hickcnlooper, Corresponding Sec
retury Of the society, will give history
Of the statue. The statue is equestrian
and very beautiful and chaste in design.
Lewis I. Rebisco, Of Cincinnati, is the
artist. Extensive preparations are being
made for the reception and entertainment
Of members, including an excursion to
Mount Vernon. The headquarters Of
the Society will be at the Arlington
Hotel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09

, The Democrats of West Virginia have
practically male secession and rebellion
against the United States Government {
test Of fitness for office in West Virginia
There is not more than one man-iI
that, Of Union Nnteccdents on their State
ticket. Nearly every one Of their nomi
nees were active rebels or secessionists
The organization Of the party is thor
oughly Confederate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
General GOf in the Third Dis
trict-The People Hear Him
Enthusiastically.
MASON Cry, October Z.

MASON CIrYt October 4.
Special to tho IntClIsCneCr.
General GoG addressed an audience Of
5000 persons here tonight. Mason City,
Hartford City and Clifton we're we'll rep
resented by torchlight professions, trans.
parencies, music, &c. The turn out Of
people reminded the old settlers Of the
days Of 1910. General GOf' surpassed
himself in the ferver and power Of his
speech to this large audience. The people
responded with great enthusiasm to his
overwhelming arraignment OF the Demo-
cratic party in West Virginia. Cheer
upon cheer rent the air for the gallant
soldier who leads the Republican COL
umn. -. ..a I.........
Col. +. A, Burr followed Golf with an
hours speech which held the entire audi
ence until nearly clOven o'clock tonight.
Altogether it was the finest meeting ever
held in Mason county.
The General goes to RavenswOod, Jack
son county, tomorrow. 4aa w: 4
GopF AT RAvENswooD ON SATURDAY.
RAvENswooD, JACKSON Co., W. VA, I
October Z. !
Special 10 the IntClIgcnCcr. p
General Golf came here this morning
on the Chesapeake from Mason City,
where he spoke to the largest political
meeting ever held in Mason county.
Last night there was torchLight proces.
sion nearly half mile long, with music
and banners. Fully 5000 people listened
to his splendid speech. He addressed the
largest meeting here to-day that has been
held in this county for years, notwith-
standing the Democrats had n pole raising
and speaking to prevent their people from
coming to hear him. His speech did
great good and several OF our best DEM
ocrnts have declared openly that they
will vote for him. He is suffering with
terrible hoarseness and was threatened
with pneumonia tonight. Hisspeech here
closes his canvass OF this district and he
goes home tomorrow. John A. Hutch
lnson, last night, when on his way to
Roane county, found Henry $. Walker
addressing Democratic meeting at San
dyvillc. Hutchinson being invited to
speak, gave Walker a terrible castigation.
Ii,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
Mr. Tinglc aS u Capital RemOVa.
list aud: as u Campaign POliti,


list and: Az II Campaign Politi-
chm.
Editors IntclligencOr:
An editorial in Saturdays Re0iaer
argues as though Mr.. Tingle was the only
man in the county qualified for Sheriff,
and gives him the whole credit for re-
moving the capital. We think General
Pannell, Captain Wilson and several 9th.
ers are entitled TO share OF the credit. A
member Of the Legislature well known
in Wheeling, told the writer that Mr..
Tingle, by the way lie approached mem
bers and the means he used 10 secure their
assistance, was hindrance and not
a help to the friends Of removal. It il
well known he was then working for The
Sheriffalty for his own profit, and not for
the public's good.
He was working for his own benefit AT
the expense OF others and could work
leAlOusly for himself.
Mr.. Britt is u young man, yet has filled
some very important positions with great
credit to himself and perfect satisfaction
TO the people. lie is active and enter
priSing in everything pertaining TO the
public. For charitable and benevolent
purposes he has given more, and done
more for the poor and workingman in
one year than Mr.. Tingle has in bis whole
liIe. Mr.. Britt, while a bricklayer, was
disabled by an accident and has since been
unable to perform hard physical labor,
lie is poor, in cordial sympathy with
poor men, identified with all tho interests
OF workingmen and worthy representa-.
tive OF that most numerous class. lie
never passed friend on the street IN.
noticed, and AiterwHrd returned with, the
apology that he was with u high.toned
gentlemen at tue time, "and therefore
could not recognize his friendp Mr.,
Tinglc did this. Let Mr.. Tingle go back
to his "wholeaale store" and Mr.. Britt act
as Sheriff for the next four years.
Major Sweeney says that Lewis Baker,
when Chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee, got 81, 800 from Gen. McCook,
OF Steubenville, Chairman OF the Ohio
Committee, for campaign purposes, and
keptit. George 4. Tngle was Treasurer
OF The Committee. Did he get a shSreI
Fe knows all about ii, Why don't he
tell and relieve Sweeney's anxiety2
When Mr.. Tingls ran for Sheriff before
he gave Charles Venum, OF TriAdelphia
$40 ito spend among the boys" Il wa,
so spent. After his defeat he sued Mr.
VCnum to recover the money. He sued
several others under the same state ol
facts. See Squire Thornburgls docket
Voters, give your support 10 Mr.. Britt
WoRKINdAIAH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
CoIored Odd Fellows GOnVen-
liOn;

MEMpHIs, October THE National
Council OF Colored Odd Fellows ad-
journed at late hour last night, after q
Reunion and banquet at the Exposition
Building. The following officers were
elected: Z. Faucet, Of Philadelphia,
WorshipfuI Master; 6. c. Curtis, Of New
York, Deputy Grand Master; D. B. Bow
ser, Of Philadelphia, Grand Secretary.
The following Board Of Directors were
elected: J.C. Manning, Of Washington;
J. Hill, Of Petersburg, Va; ]. Forester,
OF Washington, and ]. A. Simms, Of New
York. New Orleans was selected as the
place for holding the thirty.second ses-
sion. The members from abroad express
themselves delighted with the hospitality
and attention shown themby their breth-
rem here, es-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09
The Railroad Sale.

DAVENPORT, IA, October 7.-The Rock.
ford, Rock Island &. ST, Louis Railroad
was sold some days ago to the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, which
took possession to-day and put its men in
management, The new officers are Rob-
crt Harris, Manager; Directors, Robert
Harris, ]. W. Gonld, Waller Trumbull,
Geo. Armor, i. o. Stoddart, J, NJ. Walter
and G. s. HGslin; K. T. Dana, General Su-
perintcndent. The purchase price was
81 500. 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09

The tone Of Lord Derby's dispatch TO
Sir Henry Elliot, regarding Bulgarian
atrocities, issued last night, is very severe,
He points out the advisability Of placing
the disturbed districts Immediately un.
der an energeticcommissioner who should
either be Christian or be assisted by
Christian counsellors. This arrange
ment should be provisional or without
prejudice to any future arrangements
which may be made in consert with the
PoMera. IL
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Gov. ChambcrIaIn's 4rOcIama
tiOn,

COLUMBIA, GA, October 7.-Governor
Chamberlain issued a proclamation TO.
day in which he says that 1t has become
impructicable, in his judgment, to enforce
by the ordinary course of judicial process
the laws Of the State within certain
counties, and it having been made known
to him that illegal organizations known
as rifle clubs exist in the State, and as
they are forbidden by the State laws, he
forbids their existence, and orders that
they be disbanded within three days, and
that il this order be disregarded, he will
exhaust his own powers and then appeal
to the UnitedS States government.
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Arrested.

NASHVILLE, October 7.-AndCrson
Waddell, who killed Al. Kirkland in
this city yesterday morning, was arrested
on n westward bound train last evening
by police officers from this city aud
brought back this morning. He was in.
dicted'by the grand jury, and at prelim-
mary examination was held to bail in
the sum Of $4,000, ten thousand each for
himself and his security.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09

WASHINGTON, October THE Presi-
dent to-day appointed Lafayette Nc
Claws Postmaster at Augusta, Ga, vice
Charles II. Prince, suspended under the
tenure of Office net. The previous ap-
pointment Of McCIaws TO be postmaster
at Savannah is thereby cancelled, and
Postmaster Clark continues in that
nfIirn
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ENGLAND.
Regulatory Duty.

LONDON, October 1.-The Sheffield Ttt'
eraph to-day publishes the following in
consequence OF injury to Sheffield trade
by Americas heavy protective duties:
Representations have been made to
Earl Carnovan, Secretary for the Colonies,
suggesting that heavy import duties be
imposed in retaliation on American pro-
ducts both in England and her colonies.
To these representations Lord CarnOvHn
replied on Friday that as will be seen on
reflection, the proposal is not one which
Her MajesLy's Government could enter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-09

RAausA, October 7.-Prince Nicholas,
OF Montenegro, consented on Friday TO u
suspension Of hostilities pending the con-
clusion of the regular armistice, on con-
dition that the forts occupied by the
Turks should be only provisioncd suili-
ciently for present requirements. This
result is attributed to the mediation OF
the British Consul, and has caused a
great sensation among the Sclaves.
PEsrH, October THE Hungarian
premier, Tioza, declared in the Diet yes
terday that all the guaranteeing powers
were acting in harmony, and the Russian
government, in consequence Of an under
standing with Count Andrassy, the.Aus-
trio.Hungarian premier, had adopted
energetic measures against the expose OF
volunteers and had prohibited any more
iurloughs to soldiers.
BELGRADE, October lit is stated in
diplomatic circles that Ristics, the Ser.
vian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, is max
ing great efforts 10 obtain peace or an
armiStiC0