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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.


LONDON, December la dispatch from
Rome says: signor Melegari, italian
Minister Of Foreign affairs, during his
interview with the Marquis OF Salisbury,
uSed very friendly Language; he said that
Italy was desirous Of the cooperation Of
England at the conference, aud express.
ed a decided opinion against Sny foreign
occupation Of The Turkish Government.
A dispatch from Berlin, says: An or.
der, which is in possession for calling out
all Ru.sians under 80 years Of age, Is re.
garded as proof that the government Is
preparing for all contingencies, and has
pressed the 81. Petersburg boursc.
The Russian semi. official telegraphic
agency accuses Col. Kemball, the English
military attache, who accom- panied the
Turkish army, Of having acted as mill.
tary adviser Of Abdul Kesun Pasha.
BuoHAREsT, December 1.-The Gov.
ernment, In the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day, asked for M extraordinary grant,
for the maintenance OF the concentrated
army until the end OF the present year.
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sale Of Exnosltlon nulldlngs.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-Twenty.
four buildings belonging 10 the Board oi
Finance, and dozen belonging to indi.
viduals, were sold at auction to-day on
the Ex position grounds, and realized
$2,96l,60. The cost OF construction
was S2,500,000. Machinery Hall, Mem.
orial Hall and Horticultural Hall were
not included ia the sale. The InternR-
tional Exhibition Company, OF Philadel-
phia, have bought what buildings they
will need in future years.
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FIRE RECORD.


MINNEAPOLIS, December la dre yes.
terdsy partially destroyed the building
and grocery Of Wesley Neill, Of this city
loss $4,000; we'll insured.
A FIRE this morning destroyed the resi-
dence Of County Treasurer Huntington,
OF this city; loss $1,000; small insurance,
IN ENoLEwooD, NJ. ..
New YoRK, December Thirteen
buildings were destroyed by FIRE at Eng.
lewood, n. j., this morning. Loss SIC, 900
AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Couscn BLUFFS, December 1.-The
Agricultural Works here, were wholly
destroyed by FIRE early this morning; loss
S35, 900; insurance $4,000.
CHICAGO, December 1.-The FIRE on
Michigan avenue and Water streets
proves not TO have been SO disastrous rs
then believed, partly because, much Of
the property was saved, which was then
thought to be destroyed, and partly be-
cause Of the shrinkage in values.
AT PROVIDENCE, RI.
PROVIDENCE, December l.. Three
houses on Parade street, burned this
evening. Loss $4,000. Insurance $685.
900.
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Rhode Island Legislature.

PROVIDENCE, December l.-The gen.
eral assembly convened In special sea
sion to-day. Gov. Lippett, communi'
Gated the opinion Of the supreme Court,
that Corliss the Presidential elector elect
10 ineligible by reason OF being mem.
ber Of the United States Centennial Com.
mission. Hon. W. s. SIator, was elect.
ed to fill the vacancy, receiving 81 votes
to 10 for Charles r. Cutler, Democratic
candidate
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Metcail-Frost Contest.

ST. LOUIS, December 1.-In the Met
calf.Frost case to-day, the respondents
instead Of taking out an appeal or apply.
Ing for 4 writ Of error, moved the arrest
Of judgement, dismissal Of the petition
Of the Relator and the refusal Of the al.
ternate writ OF mandamus, specifying
the various causes therefor. They also
fIed motion for new trial and the
same causes set forth in the motion OF
the arrest OF judgment. The Relator
then filed bill Of exceptions TO the over.
ruling Of the motion for judgment. These
were all taken under adviSement by the
court and the matter will come up again
tomorrow. ~ G e.a
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that one Of the inspectors took handful
Of tickets out Of the box and put them In
his vest pocket; that all the Republican
votes were taken out Of the box at one
precinct during the dinner hour, when it
was left open and unguarded.
The Board then adjourned for the day.
Papersin In the other counties will be filed
tomorrow, whichiS the last day for filing
papers. =.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 1.-The Standard
to-day announces that a telegram from
the Admiralty has been received at
Portsmouth, ordering that the notices Is
sued yesterday, for the discharge OF Eve
hundred workman, be Withdrawn pend.
Ing futher consideration.
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-The steam.
er Britannia sailed for New York to-day,
with million and quarter Of specie.
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In most cases the returns opened BY
the returning Board correspond precise.
ly with the certified copies Of the state.
ment OF the Commissioners Of Election
furnished, US. The most material differ.
ence arose from the failure OF the Super.
visors Of East Baton Rouge, Tangipahoa
and Of Orleans, to forward the statements
OF the votes from all the votiog places in
their respective parishes. In 35 out OF
the 3s States In the Union these figures
would be conclusive. No one would
claim that Tilden and Hendricks were not
entitled to the electoral vote Of the State,
but In Louisiana, tribunal has been
set up, which, on former occasions
has overthrow the, will Of the people as
expressed at the polls, and for which the
power Is now claimed in It's discretion to
change tho result Of the popular vote at
recent elections. In view, however, OF
the returns, and the law and the facts
which should control the Returning
Board, with which we have made our
selves familiar, we have no hesitation in
saying that the result shown by the votes
actually cast cannot bs changed without
a palpable abuse Of the letter and spirit
OF the law governing theReturning Board,
and manifest perversion Of the facts be.
fore it. Irregularities have been commit
ted in some instances by officers
conducting the elections and max
iug the returns, but they are about as
much on one side as the other, and as to
intimidation, violence and other illegal
acts preventing free and fair election.
There Is evidence on both sides but not
OF such acharac,or as to effect the gener.
al result. In most instances the acts OF
violence proceeded from mere lawless-
ness, as il the case Of Henry and Eliza
Pinkston, and had no connection with
politics. 1t ia a significant fact that In
the parishes where Ii is alleged the voters
were kept from the polls by intimidation
the total vote Of such parishes was as
large us at any time heretofore, and In
The whole State Ia 1900 above any vote
heretofore cast. An honest and fair oan-
vass Of the returns, even under the
Louisiana Law, cant materially reduce
Tilden's mujority as shown on the face OF
the returns.
Tsiguedl JOHN NJ. PALMER,
.l LYMAN TRuMBuLL,
Wa. BloLEY,
BIG. SMITH,
-. Gro. JULIAN,
II. Fl. WArERsoN.
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SAN FRASctsco, December IA Vic.
toris Press dispatch says that fifty rounds
Of ammunition have been issued to the
militia in anticipation OF a Fenian raid
Torpedoes are being made at the dock
yard to repel the invaders.
A letter says that the absurdity Of this
Fenian scare Is sufficiently evinced by
the fact that It's announcement here has
no. caused line Of comment from the
CITY press. t.ttft.
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Nentencell 20 penltentlnrr.

sr. LOUIS, December l.-Chas. Will
kinson, deiaulting US. Revenue Collec.
tor at St. Joseph, No, received the sen.
teuce in the U. s. Court at Jefferson City
to-day OF two years In Iae peuitentiary
and the payment Of the amount due the
government, $4,000. A temporary stay
Of execution was granted, In the mean
time Wilkinson ls 10 jail.
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Financial Condition of Grafton.

IFT0m Ibp oihIIneII
We have bonded debt Of SIG, 900 pay.
able in 20 years, with revenue from
taxation sufficient to pay current cx.
penscs and the interest on tho bonded
debt. The levy in Grafton Is only DO
cents on the 500, while in all the larger
towns Of tue Stale it ranges from 81 10
81 %. A levy Of rs cents on the 500
would pay GraftOn's entire indebtnesa In
Two yeufA,
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New YoRK, December LIN the suit
Of Boudy against s. J. Tilden on motion
to vacaic, extending the timo to answer,
Judge Spier In hit opinion this morning
says: Although there appears TO have
been grounds for tho number Of exten.
sion already granted, Isee no reason why
the last order should not bc limited to is
days from its date aud no further time al.
inwn1
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LONDON, December 1.-The Captain Of
whaler recently encountered an E..
auimaux who informed him Of a tribe Of
E.quimaux's, living far to the NorthwSrd
Of Cumberland Gull, who many years ago
massaced Captain and an officer, second
10 command ot the franklin expedition,
and Ave other whites who refused to sur.
render their guns and ammunition.
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Judgment In Favor OF ii. Is. Clat.
lin & 60. Affirmed.

NEw York, December l.-Chief Jus.
tiee johnson, Of the United States Circuit
Court to-day rendered an opinion in the
great suit Of the United States against
r. B. Claain 4 Co., for the recovery oi
81 500, 900 penalties for the purchase Of
alleged Smuggled goods, in which the
judgment Of the lower court for the de.
iendants l. affirmed,
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THERE will be lively times in Wheel ne
li,a when the Legislature meets. Two
q. 5. sea4lota to elec: and the Capital
,r.,,ioD to be discussed. The canvass.
ISr BY nirh. and the voting by day will
,I' !. , nerpe,ual source OF entertainment
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FRANCE.
The Commune Bill.

VERSAILLES, December There was
q long debate 10 the Senate to-day on the
bill for the cessation Of Judicial proceed.
ings against participatUrs In the COM
mune. Minister Dlfaure said that the
Government accepted the bill in Its mod.
ifed form, and advocated It's passage.
The bill was defeated, 150 to 1870.
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COLUMBIA, December la proposition
was signed by the two Speakers to ad.
journ their respective Houses simulta.
neously, to meet tomorrow at noon, with
the status Of each unchanged, to take Of.
feet Immediately; provided Gen. Ruger
would agree, but Ruser refused on The
ground that he must obey orders, II he
received them from Washington.
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ChaGtteIliqstteer

I,,be proprietor OF the Rcgi'ter stands
=, ,.od Of information in regard to the
w.cook \, matter, be can get plenty OF 1t
'.sm Wv MuiO, J. W. Sweeney Of Wheeling,
~. Nv ". GalIaher Of MOundSville, and
" !. ,h.,. ,ourcss Of information are not
.,ou,b y an vo can supply him with addition
Il rliatnnces.
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WASHINGTON.
The Pension Bill.

WAsH1SaroN, December 1.-The House
Committee on Appropriations, met to-day,
and authorized Representative Atkins to
report the annual pension appropriation
bill on the assembling Of Congress. It
conforms strictly to the estimates calling
for 500 b3l 600 -
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IIunn tor Attemnted nnne.

C1SClSSArr, December LA negro
named CrutCher, attempted rape on the
wife OF E. Cogar, white, at Shaker Ferry,
Mercer county, Ky, Yesterday, failed in
the attempt and aed. he was captured by
a mob last night, and taken to point
near NicholaSyille and hungt to tree.
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A CoLrxAus dispatch says that Gov
Nave, receives numbers Otsanonymous
Latter, from persons who desire him to
,,.n aide sud Ie. TiIden into the Presi-
I,1cy. They are said to read as il they
am ,n.l.dfron TIEded's bureau. Such aP.
nal, remind one Of the AppeAls that were
n,Je in 1860 TO the Republican electors
mi to CAS-. their votes for Mr.. Lincoln.
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Tweed.

New YoRK, December 1.-The Hzala
announces that Tweed has determined to
dismiss all bis counsel aud let tho Law
take It's course.
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CHEYENNE, December 1.-The tele.
graph line which has been In process Of
erection all summer, reached Deadwood
to-day, and II was the occasion Of uniyer.
sal rejoicing.
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stabbed his llolher.in.law

CLEvE1AHD. December lat Mount
Vernon, Oh Thanksgiving night during
q family quarrel, Dennis W. Brlcker,
fatally stabbed his moIher.ip.law, Mrs.
Cunningham, ...
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COsoprss meet, on Monday. We pro-
NM. III. it.s thing in order will be tho
election Of a Speaker to succeed hstl, .at anu
"''' Wv, t,r lbe Democracy to imPeach
h.r Grant,
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By far The most interesting 'tl,I's a,n.,'.. y.
h. cremation ceremony at Washington
next aI week will be the gathering Of 'Slen- Glen
1II' "a. men men and the expression Of their
Wv, "i.,, a, a meeting Aflsr the cremation.
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ATHENS, December 1.--Tho Ministry
has resisned, because there wsa only one
majority on tho bill for putting the army
in fighting condition.
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WAsuiNoroS, D. c.. December 1.-The
President appointed A. T. Gibbons, Post.
master at Kanawha Court House, W. Va.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
IPPicR or THE CuIKH SIoNAL OPPIcIR,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
0TPicR OF THE CHIHR SIoNAL 0PPicIR,
WASHINGTON, D. e, DetCmbet 2-I Ia. a.
FRoDABILrTtEs,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cold, partly cloudy weather will continue,
with north to west winds, and but slight
changes in the barometer.
For the Lake region, the temperature
will continue below the freezing point,
with fresh north to west winds, station.
ary or slowly rising barometer, and
partly cloudy weather, with light snow.
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The Main Centennial building.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-The
main building Of the International Exhi.
bitiop was purchased this morning by the
International Exhibition Company, for
tho aum Of $4,000.
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NEw YoRK. December 1.-The steam
ship Pasthla, which arrived from Liver
pool yesterday, brought $4,000 specie.
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TnE editor Of the Point Pleasant Reg
iey wants everybody to whom he agreed
to .eul his paper for year, to be paid
,o, when Tllden was elected, to send on
their 50, he having decided that Tilden
b., been duly elected. This Is really a
a,,I demand even for Tippett to make
II. has not probably heard that bets are
b.iug cancelled at Morrissey's pool rooms
10 New York. Sforrissey has been long
.r in the Democratic psrty than Tippett,
aul he ought to know whether Tilden
/, elected or not. He invented Tilden a.
St, Loai. a. a candidate for the Presi'
Isnny
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present at It's meetings as spectators and
,v;trassaa ~ tia nrnraRdihUa.

witnesses Of ia proceedings.
Through this courteSy and the services
Of competent stenographer we became
possessed Of all the essential facts deyel-
oped on the face OF the official papers.
We have been furnished with a certified
copy Of the duplicate statements OF the
votes, made by the commissioners Of
election at each place Of voting in the
State. From these statements It appears
that the Tilden electors received the fol-
lowing vote, to.wit:
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70 Hon. John Dr. Palmsr, Chairman.
's aa1 New ORLEANS, December l
Hon. John Sherman :

New ORLEANS, December l.
Hon. John Sherman:
DEAE stR-Your note OF yesterdays
date was received this morning and at
once laid before the gentlemen with whom
I am associated, and they instruct me to
answer that they arc extremely anx'
ious that all the facts relating tc
the election Of Presidential electors in
Louisiana, shall be known to the people
OF the United States, but your note con.
tains no assurance that the evidence col
lected here will be laid before the coun.
try. They further instruct me to say
that though on other grounds they de.
cline TO be q medium OF Communication
between the representatives OF the p real.
dent and thecitizeus who actedat thelate
elections as Presidential electors, yet
they would gladly unite with you, and
associate in collecting for publication
such returns, protests, petitions and evi.
dences taken BY all parties with any 9th
or rpapers which may be necessary to q
full understanding Of all the questions
that relate TO the election for the Presi'
dental electors 10 this State. In view oil
your proposition and the importance
Of proper understanding OF allthe facts
by the country, we must express our re.
gretS that you declined the cooperation
proposed by us 10 the beginning.
Very Respectively,
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
ADDRESS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC VISITING
COMMITTEE.
New ORLEANS, December 1.-The
committee Of Whiting Democrats issue
the following address; a N IA
New oRLEAEs, Dec. ].
TO he people cfus Uaiea Ssat.ss 4
On our arrival here in casting sbou,
for approaches to the officials who con,
troll the elections In this State, We dls.
covered they were all Of one political
party, that the Governor had appointed
none but Republican Supervisors OF the
elections, and that the returning oificerl
constituting the State Board were
OF the same political school. Influenced
by these inAuspicious surroundings, our
thoughts and hopes were turned toward
the eminent gentlemen who had been 90,
leeted BY the President 70 be. present and
see that the Board Of Csnsassers made q
fair count Of the votes actually cast, and
on the l4th Of November we invited these
gentlemen to meet and consult with Us
This cooperation was declined, but vi
nevertheless have reason 10 balieye that
10 this correspondence may be attributed
the invitation 10 % on the 20.h ult, BY
the Returning Board 70 attsnd and b
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
FatnuyShot.

New YORK, December l.-Mrs. Mary
Donuelly, while interfetipg in quarrel
between two men, yesterday, was fatally
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Marine Intelligence,

LONDON, December 1.-The steamships
Oder, from New York, and Corinthlap,
from Montreal, have arrived.
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EDUCATIONAL.
1876. .a. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MUR0AATOwE, W. va.

Tho Fail Term begins September tth, With q
corps Of ten et1alent and nc Omplllhed frofs sAs
aud Inst ueuTs, With ali The u, plrtmauts fully
equipp.d, uld uDder the ruperintGudSEey Of tsi.
John W. seott, I'd LII ~, ,etILg PrSsidenL
whose large eSPtTieneo, Seh0llIIy attinm sntI AID
rrCUgnEed 'taldlnS aS al eduG4 Or, lustia The
cxpc tAtlOn Of oOntinucd End ipcnAins sucsess.
wiutrr Term IcEius JAnuaIyL spIinG Teim
bPSlnJ March 2I. For Catalogue OF fuller In inmE.
tICn address Il. G. BENKkL' Y. a NJ,
Hu2G-SAw Eecr tary OF Faculty,
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The Hayes electors received the fol-

The result Of the vote for Presidential
electors as disclosed on the face Of the
returns, "a opened by the Returning
Board in our presence, Is as follows:
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LOUISIANA.

New OaLEANs, December l.-Return-
ing Board met. There was the usual at
tendance, except the Republican commit.
tee, who were absent. Two boxes Of East
Baton Rouge parish were opened, show
Ing Tilden electors 4Sl, Hayes 10. But
little was done and the Board adjourned
till tomorrow.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE VISITING
COMMITTEES.
The following correspondence took
place Thursday aud Friday between the
Northern Democratic apd Republican
committees now here watching the can
vasS Of the vote Of this State BY the Re-
turning Board: s.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 80, 1875.
Dear Sir: II is cur purpose 10 commu-
nicate to the Presldent copies Of tho tes-
timony Of witnesses taken under order
Of the Board Of Returning Officers be.
fore the commissioners, but We have no
means Of getting copies Of such dep.
ositions Is are taken In behalf Of the
Democratic candidates for electors
II you will secure us copies Of such
dispositions we will with pleasure trans.
mi. them with copies OF the depositions
taken by the Republican candidates, SO
that, II printed hereafter, the whole body
Of testimony may be received and con-
sidered together. No doubt request by
you Of 1.-THE gentlemen taking depositions
will enable you to comply with our wish
for copy Of them. .yta..
3 Very respectfully youra,
JOHN SIBERIAN.
To Hon. John NJ Ptlnsr. Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-02
ESCAPE OF cogvrcrs.

Six convicts escaped from Blackwell's
Island yesterday. Two Of them have
been cApiured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-02

GEN: RugER puts Il different face on
yesterday mornings news by bis dispatch
to the Government from South Carolina.