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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-19
SPAIN.

MADRID, February 1S.-King Alfonso
reached Vitoria yesterday. He starts
to-day for Vergara TO assume the chiei
command OF the army. General Quesadu
will be appointed chief OF his staff.
In the Cortes yesterday Senior Conoyas
del CASTILLO read telegram which he
had received from the army operating in
the North, to the effect that General
Tassara had advanced TO Villatura.
HENDAYE, February 1S.-Persons ar
irving here from Tolosa assert that Gen,
Lava has entered the town and that Don
Carlos has gone to Audvain.
A telegram from st. Jean. De Luse re-
ports that Gen. Morainey and Lava are
threatening Audyain.l gp.
Don Carlos and his Generals, Presetu
and Ceserta, were on Thursday night al
sanestabu, to the northward OF Audyain
Heavy firing near template has been
heard. The Alfonsists are advancing to-
wards Echalar. Their troops are at
Irew still waiting for orders to advance
on Audvain.
Official information has been received
that General Primo dc Rivera has cap.
tured Arroniza and other towns, forming
complete line to the south of Estella.
The bombardment ofVillatura continues
It Is thought that the Carlists will be
compelled TO eyacuate Estella immedi-
ntely,i lr4lt.u Hat .H e.. HIa4.. ft.N
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make choice Of place for the Seat Of
Justice" Accordingly, on the 9th Of JAN
uary, 1777, the first Court was organized
in "BlackS Cabin" and was composed Of
David Shepherd, silas Hedges, William
Scott, and James Caldwell, the oath Of
Office as Justices being administered to
them by james McMechen, Esq. "And
the said Shepherd did then administer
unto Messrs. Zacharias sprigg, Thomas
Waller, and David McClain the said
oath, who being duly qualified took their
seats" str,5 s.srs,
The county seat wasfemoved to Wheel
ing in 1897 and the first court was held
here in on the 7th of May, 179s, at the
house Of John Gooding, inn.keeper. The
total population of the county in 1850
was as follows: Wheeling, (including
Fulton and South Wheeling) 1885, West
Liberty 223, Triadelphia. PAP; the county
outside, 1882. Total population OF the
county, lS,OOs. OF these 164 were slaves
and 2SO free blacks. The taxes paid by
the county that year were as follows:
State tax ss,74s; county tax, $7,1s2; poor
tar, s4,sSS; school tax, $lS.527; city Of
Wheeling tax $4,000. Total, S5O,29l,
The valuation Of real estate in the county,
outside of the city, was s146s,s5o, and
in the city .s2,5ss,4OO. The pau.
pers supported in that year were
rs, at cost of S2,s7S. The number Of
churches in the county zwas IS, viz: /:
Methodist Episcopal 4, Presbyterian 4,
Episcopalian 2, caholic /, Baptist !, AS
sociate Reformed l, Lutheran l, and
German Methodist Episcopal |. Their
total value was Sl2O, 700. l.Elsls J.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
y 4 =
TO THE DAILY NTELLIGENoER
Another Sensation in Regard to
Mr.. Eceles, Formerly of Wheel

Ahks ID IS .IN v - a.
Special to tho IntellIgcneer.
New York, February 1s.-The Herald
Of to-day has a statement to the effect
that F. Fl. Eccles, formerly resident Of
your city, who became q member OF the
Stock Exchange here in 1873, and who
went to Canada. lastziall, leaving clerk
in charge Of his Office, and who was oil at
oncefollowed by unpleasant rumorB affects
ing his credit, is again the subject Of a
mysterious sensation. Eccles is now sup
posed to have been privy to the attempt
Of his clerk to get possessionof certain
amount Of gold on deposit in one Of the
banks, against which there was an un.
settled liability, and this opinion is based
upon recent occurrence justcome to light.
1t seems that in Januafy Of this year
two Of the Wheeling banks authorized
him to purchase for their account forty
thousand dollars worth Of government
bonds. In due course OF business Eccles
notified these Wheeling parties that he
had made the purchases as directed
whereupon he was instructed by them to
sell again, and to deposit the proceeds oi
the sale in the Fourth National Bank to
their credit. suppoSing that -Eccles
would follow their instructions, his pat
rons in Wheeling let the matter rest, ap-
parently feeling sure that the proceeds OF
said bonds Q were on deposit 60
their credit in the bank desiA
gnated. In the meanwhile, after the
lapse Of u sufficient time, the Wheeling
parties not receiving notice from the
Fourth National Bank Of the receipt ot
the money, began to, grow uneasy and
wrote to The Pres ident to ascertain the
cause. Ii reply he informed them that
he had no knowledge Of the transaction
to which they referred, which reply
brought the Wheeling parties to New
York to look after their interests In the
matter. They searched for Eccles with
out avail. He wasa seen last on the
streets oil Friday, at which time he said
he was going to Europe. He is said 70
be respectfully connected.
REPoRTER.
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FOREIGN NEWS. !
ENGLAND.
The Stratll CLYDE Collision.

LONDON, February 1S-Of the twenty.
nine passengers landed at Deal from the
steamer Strath Clyde, sank by collision,
many were greatly exhausted and three
have since died. The crew numbered
80, and there were 90 passengers
on board, Of whom II were saved and are
at Dover. The total number lost is put
at sixteen In addition to the three before
mentioned. The steamer Franconia,
which ran down the Straih Clyde, Belongs
to tho Hamburg, American and West
India Line, and was outward bound; She
anchored at Dennis of Deal last night
and steamed eastward at daylight, coming
to London to repair her damages, Tho
Strath Clyde lies In a fair way about two
miles off Dover, her masts standing 20
feet above the water. Two ladies and
three gentlemen are, reported to have
been picked up by a passing steamer
bound for London. 4.
Lists published by the papers show
that the Strath Clyde had twenty.three
passengers, and crew numbering forty
seven. Another person has died at Dover,
and Of the forty known to have been res
cued, only six were passengers, one OF
whom Is among the four who have since
died.
A Berlin special says Won Luck, Pros
ecuting Counsel has applied Ifor the seiz-
ure and sequestration Of Count Won
Arnims estate for treason. The announce
ment has caused a profouned sensation.
LONDON, February 1S.-The Times de-
votes long article 10 the recent Spanish
note on the Cuban question. The writer
says: ave cannot congratulate the
Spanish ministry on the force Of their
long and elaborate answer to the COM
plants Of the United States. II their
reply proves anything it proves too
much. The insurgents are made out so
insignificant 1t Is difficult to understand
why they were not crushed years ago.
Damage done by the struggle is assmued
to be so small that the complaints Of the
United States appear not only unjust but
ancomprehensible. Spain speaks as
II she had not NEARLY been guiltless OF
oppression but had treated the
Island with generosity, and alto
gether we are forced 10 infer that
the people which have fought against so
good protector for more than seven
years with indescribable bitterness must
be m unparalleled compound of stupidity
and wickedness. Such n line OF argument
lacks the first element Of good advocacy,
for it is not even plausible. A very
slight knowledge Of human nature, Span
ish history and colonial life would suffice
to show that il must be fatally incom-
plete. When we test this argument by
the real facts OF the case it is found TO
omit circumstances which make theorigin
and continuance Of the contest intelligi-
Bile. .... lIut .I 49,
The article concludes as follows: "No
country seeks to interfere by force with
Spain's possession Of Cuba, but the cen
trail government would do well to consid-
er how she could best prepare it for free.
dom, which always follows colonial
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New ORLEANS, February 1s.-The
Senate to-day adopted the following by .
vote Of 25 to one a
., WHEREAS, ut has been publicly charged
in the courts and by the press OF the city
that the Mayor and the Administrators
Of New Orleans have unlayfully direct
ed and misapplied the consolidated inter;
est funds in violation Of the provision Of
section so Of the city charter, act No. Z
Of the extra session Of 1870, which law
fixes penalty Of fine, imprisonment and
dismissal from Office for such ofense.
Therefore be it
Resolred, That the Finance Committee
be required to inquire into said charges,
and, ifthe same be found true, report a
resolution for the address Of said officers
out OF Office, and to direct the Attorney
General Of the State to institute criminal
proceedings against them.
ResOlred, That the Finance Committee
have the power to send for persons and
papers, and to administer oaths.
1t is rumored that the grand jury has
also taken hold Of the matter and sub
pGned witnesses. 50 T.sz e
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Execution In 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 1S.-Dominica
Danina, Antonio Gatalano and Bastiano
Lombardo, the three Italians convicted
last October for waylaying on the street
in the northern part OF the city and mur-
dering Francisco Pallamo, in April 1874,
we're hung to-day. The doomed men
were accompanied TO the scafiold at 1880
P. NJ. by their religious advisors, Father
Rev. DR.. Grazaina and Father
Daugherty. Marshal Marrow then read
the death warrants, during which the
men manifested great fears and nervous
uess and had to be supported by their at
tendants. Father Grazaina then address,
ed the spectators for the culprits, saying
that they gave thanks to those who took
an interest in their behalf, forgave all
their enemies, and asked the prayers Of
those present and believed they would go
to Heaven, and thanked God for giving
them strength TO bear their execution.
AT precisely 1:14 P. NJ, the black caps
having been adjusted, Deputy Marshal
Coff cut the string, the trap sprung and
the three wretched culprits dangled in
the air. There were no struggles and in
Eve minutes all were dead. The execu-
ton was private. rs.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 1s.-Flour-Dull.
Whcat-SteHdy; No. 2 Chicago spring at
81 02 spot; 90Xc seller March; 81 06X seller
April; 81 O4IS seller May; No. 5, S2I4c; re.
jected 70a71 1Sc. Corn-Steadyw with mod.
crate demand; No. ., 422la42%c spot 4Sc
bid, seller March; I3Xc bid, seller April;
Axe bid, seller May. 0ats-Dull; No. 9,
size spot; Sljsc bid, spot; 3lISc bid, sci.
Ter Fcbruary;32A AaS2%c seller March. Bar
Iey-Quiet and steady ut 62a6Sc spot; 92a
89Xc seller March. Rye-Firmer at 67c
spot. Pork-Steady and in moderate de.
mand at s2l 4Oa2l 45 spot; $2l 45a2l 80 sci.
Ter March; $2l 79I1 seller April; S22 90 sci.
Ter May. Lard-Quiet and firm at Sl2 Goa
12 sex spot; Sl2 95al2 ok seller March;
SIS 1Oal$ 12lG seller April; SIS % seller
May. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-S! 06.
On Call Board, Wheat was firm at 9O5Ea
81 90 March; 81 O0A April. Corn higher;
43c February; 4SaSShC March. Oats un.
changed. Pork 2Hc higher. Lard un.
changed,
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PhiIadeIphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1s.-WooI-
In fair demand; supplies light; prices firm;
tone of the market strong. Ohio, PennSyl.
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
AGa5Oc; X 46a4sc; medium 49a52c; coarse
45aA9c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 42a4Sc; medium 49a62c; coarse
45a49c; combing, washed 6sa82o, and un.
washed 42IIc; Canada CSC; fine unwashed
3Oa3lc; coarse and medium unwaShcd S5a
$50; tub washed 4Sa55c; extra and merino
pulled S7a42c; No. and superfne pulled
37a42c; Texas fine and medium 22a20o; Tex.
ag c0arse 2la23c. .-- -L- Nm
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WASHINGTON.
Kes.icnation OF General scheenck,


WASHINGTON, February lS.-There
seems to be no doubt among the friends
Of Minister Schenck that he will soon re-
tire from the English mission. He
placed his resignation at the disposal Of
the President, who may not accept 1t till
the Committee on Foreign Alfairs shall
have examined into! the subject Of his
Emma mini" transactions, or until a de,
sirable person, to whom il will be offered,
shall accept the appointment. The State
Department Is now making copies Of
papers in the Emma mine. case, and
The committee expect to receive them by
next Thursday, their regular. meeting
day.
The House Committee on Pacific Rail
roads to-day agreed to report bill max.
ing more specific and general reports oi
railroad companies, as required by the
act oflS6s. The land grant railroads are
to state the number Of acres OF land un-
sold and their estimated value; the,num-
Der of miles ran by passenger trains; the
number Of tons Of through and local
freight and the monthly earnings from
the same, also from telegraph lines; the
gross earnings and expenditures for the
year; the tariff Of freights and special
rates; what freight and transportation
companies run on their roads, and wheth.
er the freight cars Of companies are given
any preference in speed or order Of trans
portation. Forty-six different specific
accounts are to be stated and filed by the
companies, and the Union Pacific is also
required to state the amount received
during the year for the transportation of
passengers and freight across the Mis-.
souri, river between Council Bluffs and
Omaha, and with it schedule OF the rates
charged for the same. Every Company
neglecting TO make and furnish such re-
port at the time and in the manner speci-
.fed shall forfeit to the United States
Of America the sum Of $l00 for each days
neglect, to be recovered by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and il any corporation
peremtorily refuses ss or neglects to
comply with the provisions of said Sec
tion II shall foIfeit sor every such refusal
or neglect sum not exceeding $4,000.
The continuous neglector refusal OF any
company for six months it shall make q
forfeiture OF all its rights and franchises.
4 A majority Of the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections decided to-
day to investigate the charges made by
the State OF Alabama against Senator
Spencer, that his election to the United
States Senate was secured by corrupt
means and practices. They will hear the
evidence uponlseyenteen specifications
under this charge, but refuse to investi-
gate the remaining thirteen, and they
also refuse 10 investigate the first charge,
viz: that the body by which Spencer
claims to have been elected to the Senat,
was, not the General Assembly of9Ala;
bama, this Question having alreadysbeen
decided in Spencer's favor in the Sykes
and Spencer contest. 2sl'h H2aN Ir
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PhilndelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1s.--Petrole.
um--Nominal; refined at IS S1alS4Sc; crude
lOAc. Flour-More active; extra 81 0oa
4 so; high grades 81 00as 90. Wheat
Quiet; Pennsylvania red 81 37al 40; amber
81 4Oa1 4S. Rye-SSI I1Hs6hc. Corn-Less
active; yellow firm at 65c; mixed 62c. Oats
Dull; white at 45a4Sc; mixed 44c. But.
ter-Firm; New York and Bradford coun.
ty extra 28a37c; western 25a27c. Cheese
Firm; New York 12Nal4c; western tirsts
121Ia13c. Eggs-Unchanged. Whisky
Firm Mt Al II. I.... -us.
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Weather Report. report
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYicE oYTHK CHIEB SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. l9.-lA.a. }

d, uplg.i PROBABILITIES. rssa 'nr
For Saturday in tho South Atlantic
States, stationary barometer, temperature
light, winds northeast and clear weather,
followed in the Western Gulf States by
moderate winds. ' 'r. ~
For the Gulf States stationary barom-
eter, warmer, partly cloudy and clear
weather, with east to southeast winds.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lake Region, q falling barometer, south
west winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather and possibly rain or snow on the
lakes, followed by colder north winds in
the western part Of these districts.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, a rising barometer,
colder northwest winds and clear weather.
, For the Middle States, warmer north.
west or southwest winds and occasional
calms, stationary barometer and increas.
ing cloudiness.
For New England, rising followed BY
falling barometer, south and west winds,
warmer, partly cloudy and clear weather,
The rivers will continue stationary,
except slight fall in the middle Ohio.
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, February 1s.-Busiuess con.
tinued sluggish with commission houses
and importers, and tho jobbing trade was
dull. Cotton goods generally quiet but
bleached shirtings and cottonades in fair
request. Prints inactive and steady. Cling.
hams in better request. Plaid cotton dress
goods in good demand, and worsted makes
fairly active. Woolen goods for mems wear
in better request. r p.
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Ohio Grnngers.

CLEVELAND, February 1s.-The State
Grange OF the Patrons Of Husbandry
was engaged this afternoon in the consid.
GRAFTON OF an amendment to the constitu-
ton and bylaws. The Committee on
Education reported, recommending sub
ordinate Oranges to foster and encourage
public instruction within their jurisdic-
tions. The committee, while not favor.
ing compulsory education, urge the at
tendance Of country youth at least six
months OF the year until they reach the
age Of fifteen. s . :"
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BALTIMORE, February .-Flour-ssteady
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and steady;
No. western red 81 S8; Pennsylvania red
81 37a1 SO. Corn-Firm and demand good;
western active and firm; western mixed
Gle. Oats-Dull and unchanged. Rye
Firm Mt 7Sas0c. HRy-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions--Shong and buoyant. Pork
S92 90. Bulk Meats = Shoulders at SKA
S16c; clear rib 11Tc, loose. Bacon-Shoul-
ders loo; clear rib 13c; hams l61al6c.
Lard-Steady; crude 12NalSNc; refined
l3Hc. Butter-Firm and unchanged, Pc.
trolcum-Dull and unchanged; crude TIA
Sc; refined l4c. Coffee - Nominally un.
changed. Whisky-Nery dull at 81 II.
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sr. LOUIS, February 1s.-The counsel
for VIM. McKee have obtaineda q state
ment Of a reputable citizen Of Pike county
on affidavit, that in conversation with
H. F. Summers, the Pike county Juror,
he admitted before he was summoned al
a juror, being well posted as % the
evidence against the ring and believed
Mckee to be guilty. After the trial was
over he told the same gentleman It wa.
mighty hard work to get verdict oi
guilty. The affidavit will be used in the
motion for new trial for Mckee, which
will be argued in a few days.
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CINCINNATI, February 1s.- Cotton
Quiet ut l2%ic. Flour-Quiet and un.
changed. Whcat-Quiet at 81 2Sal 25.
Corn-Steady at 42a44c. 0ats-Firm at
37a43c. Rye and Barley-Dull and nomi.
nal. Pork-Dull at S22 %. Lard-Quiet
and steady; steam l3c; kettle 1S9lG14c.
Bulk Meats-Eirm; shoulders at SIC; clear
rib 11Ac; clear nominally 12c. Bacon
Quiet at 91zal2Ha12Nc. Whisky-steady
ut 81 05.
HoGs-Dull; light shipping 81 soas 05;
packing grades S. OOas %; choice heavy
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NEW YORK, February ls.-Cotton -
Dull at 12 Sl.S9al3 C. Flour-Firm;super-
fine western and State 81 2Oa4 65; common
to good So 0Oa6 so; good to choice So Goa
90; extra ohioSG l0a7 70; ST. Louis IS So
no 90. Rye Flour-Steady at 81 10a5 05.
Corn Meai-Quiet at 50 9Oa3 %. Wheat
In limited export trade demand; rejected
spring 81 90; mixed do 81 90; No. spring
81 S0al 81; No. nominally 81 06al 0s.
Rye-Quiet ut S5assc; city aud Canada in
bond SGa9Oc. Barley-Declining at 90c.
Malt-Quiet. Corn-Scarcc and higher;
mixed no grade Coo; new ungraded 62Ha
CSC. oats-Unchanged. nay-Firm at
75c. HOps-Quiet. Coflce-Firm at 49, Nc.
gar-Firm; fair to good refining 71<a7]1c.
Mhisky-Steady at 81 Il,
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LOUISVILLE, February 49, George
Webster, manager Of the Kentucky State
lottery, vas found dead in ditch, near
his residence In the suburbs this morning.
His horse and buggy were standing near.
II is presumed that he was drowned by
being kicked by the horse into the stream,
though this Is not certain. There was 3
bruise onhis head, which Is supposed 70
come from a kick Of his horse after he
had gotten out Of his buggy for some un'
known purpose.
LOUISVILLE, February ls.-John Band
died here tonight from The effects oil q
frightful stab inflicted some twotyeeks
ago by John Fierney. s = ~ "
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February 1S.-The Grieht,
Blaa, q legal journal, announces that the
State tribunal has decided TO indict Count
Won Arnim for treason. ~. ...- ..8.
The Bayarian Diet reassembles Mon.
day. It is believed the Ultramontanes
will accept compromise with the Cabi-
net, whose designations the King is de-
termined not to accept. -. g.. .
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Formally Impeael,ed.

MEfpHls, February 17.-An AvaIaHche
jackson, Miss, special says that the
House in body accompanied the DAVIS
Investigating Committee to the bar Of the
Senate and made formal impeachment
Of the Lieutenant Governor the case is
Set for to-day.
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The Death Penalty Abolished In
Maine.

AueusrA, Me-, February 1s.-The bill
to abolish the death penalty and TO sub
stitute imprisonment and hard labor for
life passed in the Senate by vote OF lS
to II. The measure had previously
passed In the House. An attempt TO
have the question settled BY the people at
next election was defeated in the Senate
by vote OF 1S to u. .s.s.n. .r .Ir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-19
FIRE RECORD.

ST.. PAUL, February 1s.-At Rices'
Point, near Duluth, a FIRE broke out In
tho round house Of the Lake Superior
& Northern Pacific Railroad, and burned
three engines, and damaged the build
ing "a. some extent Loss $40, 1000,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February s.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Quiet; No.
8 white Wabash 81 27; No. l white Miehigan
81 %; amber l26]5; No. 2, o. 05; rejected,
Dayton and Michigan red e71c. Corn
Quiet and steady; high mixed 4sc, seller
March; AK seller April 49c seller May.
oats-Dulli white 46Ij Michigan Ss11ci re.
ierte6 32c
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PHILADELPHIA, February ia party
Of 400 miners ganged here last evening
to start for the Black Hills early next
The report published here this morn
Ing 10 the effect that the Pennsylyania
Railroad Company had formed the an.
thracite coal combination, organized to
keep up the prices, is emphatically dc.
MED by Col, Thos. Scott,