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DAYTON, O., December 16.-The Car.
rolIton paper mills, at Carrollton, eight
miles from Dayton, caught fire ut noon
to-day from defective aue. The flames
soon spread and the two large buildings
comprising the mills were burned to the
ground, with most OF the machinery. A
large stock Of paper ready for shipment
was also burned and four dwelling houses
opposite the mills. The total loss is
estimated at $4,000. Insured in the
Kenton, Of Kentucky; Miami Valley,
Eagle and Fireman's, OF Cincinnati; Ma
tional, Of Wheeling, W. Va, and the
Dayton, OF Dayton, for $50 900.
K floor gave way in Kratochwils mill
in this city this morning, precipitating
10000 bushels Of shelled corn to the eel
lar and into the race beneath the build
ing. The damage is placed at $1,000.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Governor Hendricks did not address
meeting at Jacksonville last Friday
evening. The report TO that effect being
incorrect.
Patrick Mulligan, member OF the
Baltimore City Council from the 9Th
Ward, died this morning from shot
wound received Thursday morning last,
during row at a ball.
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SENATOR SHERMAN, who was present
at New Orleans during the counting Of
votes by the Returning Board, and who
heard all the testimony, made the follow.
ing statement in the United States
Senate, which We reproduce, because it Is
very important:
"Therc was intimidation. As to the
extent Of It these gentlemen Of tho Dem.
ocratio Committee dared not commi.
themselves. He (sherman) was willing
to stand, mot only before the Senate, but
before the people OF the United States,
and maintain that there was intimida.
.ion In Louisiana to an extent which
changed the result Of the whole election.
There were murder, riot whipping and
violence by organized rifle clubs Of the
Democratic party"
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ARnsiness Meeting.

NEW YoRK,5 December 1G.-By invita-
tion Of VIM. E. Dodge seventeen gentle.
men met at his house to discuss the bust.
ness aspect OF the political situation and
plans for settlement. There was no
discussion Of party questions, but all
agreed that Congress must solve the ex.
isting trouble. It was formally agreed
that another and larger meeting would
be held next week.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.


BERLIN, December 10.-ThC newS re-
ceiyed from the conference, 10 high polit.
ical quarters here, maintains that the
Russo.Turkish war Is inevitable. Rus.
sia has not yet completed her prepAra-
tions and win endeavor to protFact tho
conference until her Southern army ia
concentrated.
Private intelligence from St. Peters
burg also states that Russia is unaltera-
bly, determined to meet Immediately the
grievances which have been already in
dulged too long for European peace, but
she wiz not enter the field until Shc
feels able 70 make irresistible assaults.
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The New York Hralds special says
the city is agitated by the rumors that
Governor Chamberlain was about to ar
rest Governor Hampton and Simpson
with his special constabulary, on charge
OF treason. The rumor created ripple
OF excitement and developed the fact
that such an attempt would be stubborn.
Iy resisted. The general expression was
that Hampton could not be arrested by
any Official OF Chamberlain, and would
not be permitted to submit 10 any arrest
other than by soldiers Of the United
States. Somethiue OF this sort may be
contemplated, but It Is doubtfuI whether
1t will be attempted. 7-
A special to the New York Timcs Is as
follows:
CoLUMDIA, December l7.-The House
Investigating Committee last night con-
cluded their efforts to discover flaw In
the precinct returns which should change
the electoral vote as declared by the State
Board OF Canyassers. They have utterly
failed to accomplish anything in that line
Of the investigation, although all the wit
nesses thus far examined were called in
the interest Of the Democrats. They
have proven enough however to open the
door for legitimate and fair increase Of
the Republican majority for botl, the
Electoral and State tickets. The Demo-
Gratis on the committee, Just before the
adjournment last night, had the assurance
10 propose that no further testimony
be taken here, but the committee divide
itself into three sub.committees and go
out to different parts Of the State, fishing
for evidence. The object Of this was two.
fold; lst, to prevent the introduction by
the Republicans Of tho witnesses already
here, whose testimony would increase the
Republican majorities, and %, to try and
work up evidence TO Offset the proofs
which they know are brought before the
Senate Committee, touching the intimida.
tion, violence and murder, practiced by
tho rifle clubs during the P:esiden-
tial campaign. In other wordF, the
House Committee having complete.
ly failed in the single purpose for
which they came here, are now 10 be used
as q foil TO the investigations Of tho Sen.
ate Committee.
General Banks protested most ear
nestly against the closing Of the inves.
tigation here before the Republicans
had had an opportunity to call single
witness, when Il was known that several
had been summoned from long distances
and were now in Columbia waiting 70
testify. The Democratic members altar
consultation concluded they would hold
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EDUCATIONAL.
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MORnANTOMN. ". VA.

Tho Full Term begins September 9Th, With
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished Protessms
and Instructors, With ali The Dt partu1snts fully
equipped, and under tho superlrtoDd0ney Of Kew.
whose large experience, scholarly SitAlnments and
recognized standing 10 an educator, iustinCs the
expectation oi continued and ipeteadnS SuecesA-
Winter Term beSinJ January .. Spring Term
begins March q. For Catalogue or fuller Informs
Ru26-S4W secrttAry Of Raeulty.
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Weather Report.
OFYicE OF THX CnIEP sI0NAL oFPIoER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., December ISL a. ~

For the Upper Lakes, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, snow followed by clear:
ing cold weather, north TO west winds and
a rising barometer, followed in the Up
per Lakes during the night by falling
barometer and variable winds.
For the Lower Lakes, colder weather
snow will continue during the day with
variable winds shifting to the north and
west, a falling followed by rising baro-
meter, and during the night colder
weather. YAK ~.
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DEBATE on REVENUE.

In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the
debate on the estimates Of revenue was
resumed notwithing the opposition Of
Say, Minister OF Finance. The house
passed the motion by vote Of S92 against
l16 suppressing surtax on salt.
Gam6ett0 was strong advocate Of the
motion.
The estimates were all voted and the
Chamber adjourned TO Friday next.
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ACCLAIMED LIYE.-AmonS the colored
men who appeared before the New Or
leans Investigating Committee, is one
Marshall Taylor, who declared himself
an original colored Democrat, that is he
has always voted the Democratic ticket
ever since the Republican party gave
him the right to vote. Taylor, In the ex.
ercise OF his undoubted right, has not
been without his trials and tribulations.
He has literally fought and bled and al
most died for the Democracy. He has
frequently been clubbed, aas been cut
seventeen times, shot -and-shot at four
times and threatened times unenumera.
BILE by his colored Republican brethren.
He Is martyr to his Democratic opiu-
ions and deserves we'll Of his party. His
Republican prosecutors seem to be bun.
glers In the business OF converting their
colored brethren. They ought to take
lessons from the Democratic bull dozeri,
or the Hampton rifle clubs, after which,
instead OF wasting their energies for four
years upon one charmed life like Mar.
shals, they could kill every Democratic
niger in the South in one short sharp
campaign.
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nANpAL1 OPPOSED RECESS.

Speaker Randall and several other
leading Democrats are known to favor
the session Of the House during the holi-
day week, and their views have been
strengthened by Representative Morri-
sons telegram from New Orleans, urging
that in view Of possible need Of the ex-
ercisc Of the power Of the House against
contumacious witnesses, the usual holi-
day should not be taken.
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New York, December 1G.-The follow.
ing Is the bank statement: Loans de-
creased, S2,533,s00; specie increase, ST..
023,s0O; legal tenders. increase Sl5S, 800;
deposits, increase 81 ,66S, 200; circulation,
increase Ss9,oO0; reserve, increase 81.
7E3 S75
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sPGNaF1ELp, December 17.-Geu. W.
l.. Bartlett died at Pitafsld, Mass, at 2
o'clock to-day.
WAsuINoToN, December l7.-Ex.Na.
val Constructor Henry Hoover, master
ship Joiner, at the Washington Navy
Yard, died this evening Of paralysis, he
was native Of Philadelphia,
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in Unionsquare in April, 1851, had It's
preliminary in u little back office meeting
a few days before, as Mr.. Evarts revealed
in his late speech at Cooper institute,
Great oaks spring up from Just such
acorns in New York. The conditions
for 4 large and influential meeting exist
in the public mind, and all thatis needed
is to lead of in way to give popular
sentiment an influential expression.
s. The business men Of New York, aud Of
all the cities in the country, owe 1t to
themselves to rise up and rebuko the in.
cendiary appeals that are now being
made by irresponsible reyolutioniSis at
Washington and elsewhere in favor Of
violence Ia case their ideas are not
adopted in the settlement Of the Presi.
Dental dispute. The edict Of the people
should go forth that Congress must settle
the matter one way or the other; that in
in no event shall there be resort to
violence, and tina. all attempts Of that
sort will be met in the frmest spirit Of
opposition by the country.
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Fnneral of ticn. Hardec.

wAsnISeroN, December 1.-THE fun.
eral Of the late Inspector General Hardee,
to-day, was attended by nearly all army
officers, stationed In Washington, and a
large concourae OF official and personal
frisnds Of the deceased.
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The Gale in New York IIarbor.

New YoRK, December lG.-During
the gale here to-day, the ship J. P.
Wheeler, juSt arrived from London,
dragged her anchors and went ashore on
Governors Island. Another vessel lost
mast, and ferry.boat broke her ma.
chinery and had to be taken to her dock
by tug boats.
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Tho International railroad.

GALVESTON, December 16.-The Inter.
national Railroad was completed TO Aus.
tin to-day. President Allen, Of the Iron
Mountain, President Hayes, Of the Inter
national, aud a party Of officers Of both
roads passed over the new line in the Grst
train. The completion Of this road
shortens the distance from Austin to ST,
Louis $50 miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

ROME, December l6.-The Parliamen.
tary Committee on Revision OF the Penal
Code, have unanimously voted to report
in favor OF abolishing the death penalty.
Rome, December 17.-Cardinal Con.
s.antine, Dean OF the Sacred College, is
dead.
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New YoRK, December 18.-ArriVel-
The steamship Batavia, this morning
and brought 201 800 pounds specie.
New YORK, December 16.-Arrived-
The State OF Indiana, from Gla.gow.
LONDON, December 16.-ThC steamer
Parthia, from New York, has arrived
out, .-.... .-.....
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Total for fraction Of actual lose, Of 40i, ,ass

Total for fraction Of actual loser Of liisA0i,s IS
Itmay be consoling to know that Bur
ke estimates those "slain in battle, and by
other means Of civilization" since the
world began to be, in round numbers
$4,000, 900, while another authority com
putes the number, with greater liberality
at 6,s60,OO0O0O. Evidently disease and
old age are the least responsible fol
deaths.
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AT CAIRO, ILLS.

CAIRO, December 16.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed fifteen buildings on Com
mercial avenue, between 4th and 9Th
streets, mostly small frames. Loss Sl2,'
900 to $4,000. The insurance isless thar
"a 0OO fTsr
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smotI,ered and burned.

PROVIDENCE, December l7.-E. Ingalls,
and his wife, occupying house alone In
Public street, were sufocated this morn.
ing. They left lighted lamp on the bu.
reau on going to bed, and It took lre and
the old couple perished before reaching
tho door
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-18

AN INTERESTING VoLuME.--We have
been shown a handsome volume just
issued by Sheldon & Company, Of New
York, the life of Gen. Geo. A. Custer, the
gallant and brilliant cavalry officer who
lost his life in that unequal and disas.
trous fight with the Indians in the far
west. OF this interesting volume and its
personal memoirs we shall have more TO
say in day or two.
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A S1h00n sAw MILL.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 1.-THE ex.
tensiye saw mill Of George Newhall & Co.
at Greenfield, 20 miles east Of here,
caught Gre from defective aue Saturday
morning, and was entirely destroyed,
Loss $4,000.
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sr. PAUL, December 16.-The Pioneer
Pfesi special from Fargo. Dakota terri:
tory, says: A fre this evening destroyed
eleven buildings, including the United
States Land Office, seven stores, a restau'
rant and one billiard hall. Loss not
atntaI
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, December 10, ,-seryia has Sig.
nifed her willingness to make proper
reparation for the recent insult TO the
Austrian flag in the forcible detention and
searching Of the Austrian Mail steam
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ACCIDENTAL FIRE.

LITTLE RocK, December 1G.-A dwell.
ling house near this city, owned by Fred.
Hager, was burned last evening. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1,000. Cause, acci-
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The Author of the Deems Dis.
patch.

NV YoRK, Dec. l6,-E, A. Condit,
4 curbstone broker, was arrested to-day
and identified as the person who two
months ago sent out bogus dispatch,
signed with the name OF Rev. DR.. Deems,
announcing the death Of comodore Van
derbilt.
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The statistical iend has been aroused
by the Brooklyn theatre disaster, and
here are some Of his suggestive data OF
loss OF life during the nineteenth century
only by fire, flood, famine, earthquakes,
and war, the great destroying elements by
which the ovcrpopulstion Of the world Is
nraventad.
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Heavy Purchnse Of Real Estate.

NEw YoRK, December IT, The
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, has purchased three million
dollars worth oi real estate on Broad.
way, Wall and Broad streets, New York.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December 1e.-Tbe RepuJliqus
FrdncaiSe Of to-day declares that The Simon
Ministry Is bound TO satisfy the Repub.
lican demands on tho questions upon
which the Duiayre Ministry was defeated
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AT1A PRAIRIE YrLLAGE.

MONTREAL, December IA ere last
night at La Prairie village, near this city,
destroyed the postotfice, telegraph Office,
one hotel and store. A man named st.
Marie lost his life by afalling wall. Loss
con mn
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FIRE RECORD.


TOLEDO. O., December 16.-The St.
Charles Hotel, with most Of It's contents,
was destroyed by Ere at an early hour
this morning. The building was On old
one. Loss $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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The Etsning Post says: The railroad
managers signed positive agreement
this morning. There will be no discrim-
ination against New York save as regards
local freights. This ends the railroad
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, December 16.-The steamer
Russia, which sailed to-day, took $780,
900 in specie.
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DEAD.

VERSAILLES, December 1G.-BOnps.
fey Sibour, member Of the French Sen.
ate, Is dead, Hta..
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Ex.Gov. VIM. Cozzeus died at Newport
to-day Of typhoid fever, said to be con.
tracted ut the Centennial Exhibition.
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An uNrorNpEp STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, December 17.-Repre.
sentative Stephens, Of Georgia, over his
own signature says: The statement that
he is advising a friendly acceptance Of
the people Of the South, Of the inaugura-
tion Of Hayes is utterally unfouuded.
DISCHARGE OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
Four hundred employees Of the bereau
OF engravers and printing, were discharg.
ed to-day. Nearly one half the force.
Ttrn thi rda warn Hnmen ~
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The Alabama 1esi.lataro has re
pesled the law taxing drummers $50,
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Msmbtrs Of the franklin Building Association
aro hereby notified that there will b 3 meeting
held Of 0tt'a Hall Wednesday evening, DSeOnber
2Osh, 1876 70 nominate otdcerI and Director 70
serve the ensuing year. The election will b helN
Gt Sam0 place on Wednesday evening Dec q, 1876.
cHAs. W. coNNER, see'y. dsiS i6l17
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important Decision.

Baltimore, Jan. l2-The suit of Thomas
and Charles Boar, surviving partners OF
Noble ~ Co., against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, to recover $3.50,
was decided in the City Court yesterday.
Some time ago party in Portsmouth,
Ohio, sent telegram to Noble ~ Co.,
ordering two boxes OF oysters OF one
kind and one box of another. The tel
egram, as received, read twenty boxes,
instead of two, and this caused the loss
claimed. 1t was argued on behalf OF
the plaintiffs that the telegraph company
was responsible by reason of its occu-
patton, irrespective of any agreement on
its blanks. Judge Brown instructed
the Jury that the telegraph company
were not common carriers; that the
printed rules adopted by them became
proof of the contract, and that the plain
tifls could not recover; first, because the
despatch was addressed in ambiguous
language, which did not explain itseli
to the common understanding, and, in
consequence, the company could not be
held liable; and, second the despatch
was not repeated, as required by the
printed regulations and had tins been
done the error would have been detect
ed at once. Whatever law applied tc
the sender applied to the receiver of .
DESPATCH both must notice, at theirperil
the regulations of the company judge
Brown concluded by instructing the jury
IN find n verdict for the defendants
which was done.
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Arab Dexterify.

The following anecdote is given by NJ.
de Brussiere a. an illustration Of the adj
roitness and audacity of the Arabs in
some of their thefts. An Arab introdu-
ced himself, by creeping on all fours
like quadruped, into the tent in which
one of the beys was reposing, and car
rideoff his clothesand arms, withwhich
he alfred himself. Quitting the tent
very early in the morning and assuming
the manner and naughty carriage of the
chief whom he left asleep, he so imposed
upon the attendants by his appearance
that they led forth their masters horse,
which the Arab mounted and rode of
without creating suspicion. An hour
afterward the servants were surprised at
hearing the voice of the hey proceeding
from the tent calling for assistance;
The latter was still more astonished
than his servants; the boldness and adj
roitness of the thief appeared to him
totally incomprehensible. After several
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How lie Got Hustled,

lie leaned la6ily against the corner of
the old poyt-ollico building and looked
lonely
YOU got alomon dishousc ism youY
said pompous-looking darky who came
out of the 81. Charles Hotel.
There was no reply Thcdsconsolate.
looking negro who leaned against The
wall only sighed heavily
"llullo, SAM exclaimed the hotel
magnntc, slushcook, or something else,
ina tone ofrecogniiion, "whnts demat-
ter2
Use dc most mhappicst Niger in dc
whole worlc,' replied sam, without the
least emotion or movement of his eyes.
Been reated in the 'lectionY
no"
"Gol kicked YOU"
mo, no,
"Nol tooiachcW
"No, no, no"
Been drinkngY
"Not know ISN'T when | lying to de
church
"Bcen gambling, spcckY
"Ycs"
and got bustedy'
plum busted. Wust you ever seed;
an besides bcin n orphm' I'm fur away
from home"
"Woll it serves YOU right You had
no business to gamble less you had Il
shme thing
"Wcll, dats what's de matter ! was
| too sartin p
"Of whatY
"Of dc lection was tolcablc we'll
satisfied ofa certainty and plonlled
M on dc Publican, Nh Smith he says
to me, bet you if dc white folks is two
hundred strong and votes one way, and
de niger is five hundred strong and
votes solid dc other way, when il come,
TO countin de white folks is gwine to b,
ahead. don't know muffin bout riff
mcticli, but ! Jest bet him two dollars
that couldn't be 50.
But how was you gwine to prove itY
II never stopped to consider that dat
but dis morning Mr. Smith he cum t.
me, and he say Jim, de lection returns
is all in, and the State is done gon,
Democratic by seven million majority
and dem two dollors is mine" Course
couldn't say muffin after dat and dat
how cum me to be busted. y
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weeks spent in huitless endeayors TO
discover the delinquent the hey an
uouncod a free pardon 10 whomsooyor
would acknowledge la what manner his
mms lind been removed from under the
pillow ou which he slopt Some days
ultcWmd the identical Arab presented
himsolf before the hey and, reminding
him of his proclamation, motioued him
to rrrlmo on his couch and remain 81.
lent while he should explain the mode
by which lac effected the robbers The
Arab forthwith armed and dressed HIM
self us before, left the tent, and again
deceived the domoviics who brought
ont for his use u valuable and uyoriic
horse, aud moreover handed him n
most magnificent hipc supposlng all the
time they were waiting on thoir master
During the whole of this scene, the hey,
who saw what was passinp was conyulsed
with laughter; hut his mewimcnt was
soon checked when his prototype fairy
made of at full mllop, with his weapons
and baggage.