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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14
By Telegraph .'
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Funerall of Hon. lseyerdy John.

BALTIMORE, February 19.-The funeral
Of Reverdy johnson took place this after.
noon at his family residence on Park
street, Every street in the vicinity was
crowded, rendering approach to the
dwelling almost impossible. It is esti-
mated thai 10000 people assembled at
the services, which were conducted by
Rev. ]. s. B. Hodges, Of St. Paul's
Church, OF which johnson was commu.
meant, and A. NJ. Randolph, Of the
Emmitt Protestant Episcopal Church.
Many friends Of the deceased were pres.
ent from Washington, among whom were
President pro TEN Ferry, of the United
States Senate, Chief Justice Waite and
Justices Hunt Fields, Davis, Bradley,
Strong and Miller, OF the United States
Supreme Court, Senators Anthony, Bay
ard, Cameron, Dennis, Christiancey,
Howe, Merriman, norwood, oglesby,
Randolph, Frelinghysen, Morrell, Ham
lin, Thurman, Ransom and Whytc, At
torney General Pierrepont, etc. The
State was represented by Governor John
Lee Carrole and other State officers, the
entire State delegationin Congress and
many members from both Houses OF the
General Assembly, the city by the Mayor
and Common Council in body, the judi
ciary by all the Judges Of the city courts,
and the bar by all the leading and prom.
inent members. The casket containing
the remains was covered with The rarest
flowers. After the services the funeral
cortege proceeded to Greenmount Gene
terry, where. the interment took place.
The streets in the line Of the procession
were densely packed with spectators, and
from five to seven thousand people were
gathered at the Greenmount Cemetery TO
pay their last tribute OF respect TO the
deceased. Bells were tolled froml TO s
o'clock, and flags were displayed at half
mast throughout the city. y gHr Z
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Legislative Investigation i0f Dis:
turbaneeS in Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, February l2.-The Apa'
lanches Jackson Mississippi) special says
the investigating committee on the alleg.
cd outrages in Pike and Amite counties
report that, after diligent inquiry, they
find no obstruction in the performance oi
collectors duties; no resistance was offer,
ed 10 the authority OF Federal officials,
United States Collector Redmond was ad-
vised, on the eve OF the election, to leave
the country, but hostility to him was per.
sonal, and not by reason Of his office, and
there was no pursuit; that the Mayor Of
Summit was drunk when he signed the
dispatch for troops, and concludes that
the charge was false and no occasion for
trnnna |4 L... r .
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MEMPHIS, February 12.-The Ara-
Iaaclles Jackson Miss special says that
the committee Of investigation into the
official conduct Of CORDOBA, State Superin-
tcndent Of Education, report, after dill
gent inquiry, that he is guilty OF ten
Sounts-perjury, liability for public mon
eys unaccountcd for from the time OF his
induction into office, misappropriation OF
public moneys, embezzlement, peculation,
bribery, fraudulept issuance Of witness
certificates, forgery, extofdon, tand. hav-
ing in his possession State moneys unac.
counted for. The report is signed by
Messrs. Yellowley, shanks and McNair.
Mr. Leigh concurs in the report and
deems the evidence sufficient for convic-
ton, but urges that important witnesses
to the material facts have not yet been
examined,
A resolution that CORDOBA be impeach-
ed for high crimes and miSdemeanors
comes up Wednesday. m.
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aIolIr Nlnguire MnrGers.

PorHvrLLE, February l2,-The hear.
ing in the habeas corpus cases Of the men
recently arrested for the murder OF Po-
liceman Yost, was begun this morning.
The Court directed that the evidence In
the case should not be made public. The
Court room was thereupon cleared Of all
persons exceptthe counsel and witnesses.
Kerrigan, the accused murderer OF ]. P.
Jones, and whose confession implicated
the men now In prison, was brought hence
from the Mauch Chunk jail, II Is under.
stood his testimony exposes the secrets Of
the Molly Maguires. Throngs OF people
surrounded the Court House, and conSid-
erable excitement prevailed. One person
was arrested charged with melting riot
Additional wAtchmen are placed about
the prison tonight. ht.e
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Colonel Fred. Grant on the Pres
idential Candidates.-COnkling
His Fayorite.
ch 10 the Cincinnati Times. |

Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Times.
WASHINGTON, February l2.
Two gentlemen who visited the White
House, Thursday, tell OF an interesting
and significant conversation with Colonel
Fred. Grant on the Third Term question.
They were speaking Of the candidates for
the next Republican nomination for Pres
ident, when Fred. burst out with an en-
phasis and earnestness, that his hearers
say convinced them OF his sincerity. "If
anybody, thinks there's any third term he
is mistaken. Father don't want to be
President any more, and won't accept a
nomination II the Cincinnati Convention
offers it TO him." This was repeated in
substance several times. The conversa-
ton turning to the chances Of the differ.
cnt candidates, Fred. expressed unbound
ed admiration for Conkling, remarking :
ale is a statesman, n good Republican,
and Just the man for President" He ad.
ded the hope that Conkling would get the
nomination, and said he thought he would
slip in as Lincoln didin 1860. The gen.
tlemen who heard him believe he but
echoed the sentiments ofhis father.
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COUNT Won ARSlM
has petitioned the Emperor for permission
to 20 TO Berlin without being liable TO ar
rest, in order TO be with his sick son.
CASE OF TIE dERMANscHooNER ANNA.
The Rcichsqnseiger states that the Gov
ernments Of the United States, England
and Russia have promised to support any
steps the German envoy to China may be
authorized to take in connection with the
case Of the German schooner Anna, which
was plundered off Foe. Chow last Septem-
Der. 1t is hoped that from this action
satisfaction may be obtained, and that the
Chinese Government, in its own interest,
will be convinced OF the necessity Of taxi
ing measures to prevent similar occur
renCes in the future.
Prince Bismarck thanked the United
States Cabinet and the American Minis
ter at Pcking for supporting Il e German
claims for furnishing the Chinese pirates,
who plundered and destroyed the German
schooner Hannah.
Physicians declare that Count Van Ar
MINIS son is hopelessly i'll. His father is
expected soon in the capital. Emperor
William has ordered the Minister Of JUS
tice TO report on Count Arnims pardon.
His sentence Of imprisonment will prob
ably be transmitted in money fine.
The endeavors Of Herr Kapp and other
legislative deputies, urging the govern
lnent to n denunciation OF the treaty OF
naturalization with the United States
seems iruitlesF. The government upholds
the efficacy OF the treaty. Bismarck in
his illusions during his speech on We'd
nesday in the Reich,tag about the secret
instigations Of the war alarm last spring,
said, referring to Empress Augusta,
Princes Rodyiville and Count Nesseiradi,
the empress chamberlain, that an inau-
ential court clique continues intriging
against him and hopes to effect his Obs
marcks) removal.
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Is ir any wonder that all the boys in
the interior our tempted 10 study law
when they read such paragraphs as this
one from the Fairmont der?
"As an evidence Of the amount of. busi-
ness contributed by Warrington to our
courts, we mention that there were fifty
five tickets to Fairmont sold for one
train on the day that the grand jury OF
the January term Of our County Court
met, MS we were informed by the agent
there. The number for the whole day
was estimated by some OF the citizens at
one hundred. This was more than from
all the rest OF the county"
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WAR DEFAHTNkNTt
OYFcE nP THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb AL AN.

For the Gulf States, Tennessee, the
Ohio Valley, Upper Mississippi and Low
er Missouri Valleys and Upper Lake Re-
gion, n rising barometer, north to west
winds and clear or clearing weather will
prevail, followed in Dakota and Nebraska
by a falling barometer and warmer south
cast winds. .'
For the South Atlantic and Middle
States, falling barometer, increasing
southwest to southeast winds, warmer,
cloudy and rainy weather, followed in
the afternoon and night by rising ba-
rometer, northwest winds, decidedly cold
or and clearing weather.
For the Lower Lake Region and New
England, falling and low barometer, in
creasing northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, part.
ly turning into snow in the northern por-
tions, and followed in the former by a
rising barometer, northwest winds, deci.
dCdIy colder and clearing weather.
The Mississippi river will continue
rising at St. Louis, falling at Cairo and
nearly stationary below.
Cautionary signals will continue at
Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
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Beiiaire Items.

From the BelIaIrc Leader.
Tho Benwood Iron Works have con-
tracted for kegs at 10 cents each.
The railroad fever in Bellaire has in.
creased rapidly during the past ten days.
The measles are still prevailing in the
city, but few deaths are resulting there
from. ''-
Stock in steamboats, is on the decline.
1t can be bought for thirty cents on the
dollar. ..
The Disciples Church OF this city
closed series Of meetings on last Sunday
evening with a result Of titty.6va new
members.
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HELENA, Mon, February s12.+A bill
subsidizing the Northern Pacific Railroad
to the amount OF three million dollars
and bill subsidizing the Utah, Northern
Narrow.Gauge Road to the amount OF
one million one hundred and fifty thou.
sand dollars have passed the Legislature
and received the Governors approval.
Both OF the bills will come before the peo-
ON ,he Sd of April.
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ITALY.
Failure of u steamship Com
DAny.

PALERMO, February 12.-Thc failure OF
the Trinacria steamship Company has
created much excitement. Several lesser
failures arc announced. The Govern
ment holds first mortgage Of million
dollars on the steamers for subsidy recent
ly granted and will probably press its
claim. The Florio Steamship Company
has made n preliminary offer Of forty
thousand dollars for the Trinacria Com.
nnny'a business.
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MIR. Bruee,s speech Dep,ir-,ee,ate,tl. 3,

NEW ORLEANS, February 1S.-Lieut.
Gov. Antoine states'that SdpeEihtehd
Of Education Brown, Secretary Of State
DeSloude and all the colored members oi
the General Assembly have signed dis
patch to Pinchback stating that while
they desire to see him seated, they regard
Senator Bruce's speech as impolitic and
against the true interests Of the colored
rOra
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FRANCE.
IrregulnrllIcs In Electlons.

MARsEELLEs, February 12.-It is
thought the Senatorial elections in this
city will be declared invalid, owing to se-
rious Irregularities.
PARIS February l2,-Itis the intention
OF the Conservative Committee to run
Buffet in opposition to ex-President
Theirs as candidate for Deputy in the
ninth ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Paris. Theirs Is
suffering from bronchitis.
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OMAHA, February 19.-Telegrams from
the West say that the PASSENGER train
bound West, which left Green River this
morning stuck in the snow at Piedmont,
with no show OF getting through: The
to.nights passenger train bound East
also laid out. The wind is very high and
snow drifting,
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New ORLEANS February l2.-Col. E,
A. Lever, who recently arrived from
Mexico, says the reports Of revolutions
Of Porfrio Diaz, have been greatly exag-
gerated. He states that the local dis
turbances caused by reyolutionists in the
border States, have been promptly snp
pressed.
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Moncourc D. Conway.

BosroS,. February lS.-The Parker
fraternity Society voted to-day to ex.
tend a call TO the Rev. Monconre D. Con-
way, OF London, England, to become
their pastor. It is thought he will accept
and take the desk formerly occupied by
Theodore Parker. fs.E
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Has Not Been Indicted.

CHICAGO, February 12.-United States
District Attorney Bangs this morning de.
nies that Charles II. Reed, Prosecuting
Attorney of this county, has been indict-
ed, or that any indictment has been found
against him by tho grandjury: The state,
nent that he had been indicted has, there.
fore, no foundation in fact.
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Counfcrfaiter SkntcnceI.

srRiNeF1ELp, I'LL, February lathe
trial Of Nelson briggs and his partner
for the crime Of counterfeiting, termina'
ted yesterday. briggs was sentenced Ia
fifteen years in tho Penitentiary, and to
pay Rne ofS5,OOO. AnOLle eFros6qtti was
entered in case Of Mrs. briggs and her
nnrnnta
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GLovERsvtLI, N. Y, February 49,
Matthew McQuade, q glove manufactur-
er, was burned to death to-day, white
attempting to extinguish fre in hi
house. His wife was severely burned.
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NEW YORK:
The Reformed PugiIist Minister
DenNRan.

New York, February 12.-Rey. Fred
Bell, the reformed pugilist minister, as
he is called, was, last night, deposed from
his charge Of the Primitive Methodist
Church, Brooklyn, on charges somewhat
similar to those against Mr.. Beecher.
The affidavit Of one Of the lady parish
toner's, upon which this action was taken,
was presented as that Of a dying woman,
she being in the last stages ofconSump.
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Tribute to the Late Reverdy
johnson.

BALTIMORE, February 12.-The su'
prcme Bench Of Baltimore met to-day,
and after number OF eulogies were pro-
nounced upon Reverdy johnson, COM
mittee was appointed TO prepare apPro'
pirate resolutions. ...-..-.
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FIRE RECORD.

ITHACA, February l2.-The Calendar
Clock Mandatory was burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insured.
LITTLE Rock, February l2.-1onng's
Clubhouse, below the city, containing
twenty bales Of cotton, was burned last
night. No insurance.
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Bankruptcy Petition OF General
Pillow.

MEMPHIS, February 19.-General Gid.
J. Pillow has fled petition in bank
ruptcy, assigning among other causes in
the petition, the fact that he is held re.
sposible personally for acts as Major
General in the late war.
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TURKEY.


BERLIN, February 12.-The Sultan has
agreed to grant amnesty to insurgents sub.
mitting Immediately. Austria will there.
upon withdraw the protection granted
the Turkish refugees and order them to
return home.
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SILL Ill.

MEMPu1s, February ls.--Mr. Henry
Watterson, who was reported conyales-
cent some time ago, Is still lying seriously
Ill at his residence in this city.
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WinSloy In London

BosroN, February 12.-winSlow, the
forrer, Is in London, England, and his ar.
rest is expected to-day.
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General Ticket AGENTS, .Gonvcn.
tiOn. .-. oil.

Lousvu.LE, KY, February. l2.-The
Convention Of Railroad Ticket Agents
adjourned to-day, to meet one year hence
at the call Of the President. The only
important business transacted to-day was
the adoption Of q schedule Of regular
rates, which are about the same as last
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PEMBROKE, CAM, February l9.-R. &
j, White, merchants and lumbermen,
have suspended, Liabilities Ss5,oOO.
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WASHINGTON.
The Democratic National Con.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-Delega-
tions to secure the holding Of the IA.
tional Democratic Convention in their
respective cities have begun to arrive, the
first to put in an appearance being from
Cincinnati, kilograms have been sent 10
St. ouis,saying that it is time the citizens
Of that city were moving in the matter
and urging that delegation be sent on
at once. The National Committee meet
on the 22d. . r-
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Kansas House Adopts a Resolu.
ton In Favor Of the Repeal OF
The Resumption Act.

TOPEKA, KAN, February ia con-
current resolution requesting Congress
to repeal the Specie Resumption Act,
was passed by the House to-day, by vote
OF AZ to 40.
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SNOW bound Trains.

SALT LAKE, February 1S.-Ths Union
Pacific trains east and west to-day are
reported snoW.bOund near Piedmont Sta
tion.
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PHnADEIPH1A, Februaay 12.-George
W. Fletcher, convicted Of the murder
Of Wm. Hanley, was sentenced to be
hanged.
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Extrndition ofn Forgcr

MONTREAL, February 12.-Dr. Forms,
arrested here on charge Of forgery, will
be handed over to the United States au.
thoritieS.
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HEROIC ACT.

Rev. Father Adams, a Brooklyn clergy
man, yesterday, jumped from the ferry
boat into the East River, and rescued
from drowning woman who attempted
suicide by leaping from the same boat.
Adams was encountered with his clerical
garb, and both v ere nearly drowned when
rescued. .".li
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Obituary..

LONDON, February l2.-sir Baldwin
Wake Walker, formerly Surveyor Gener.
al Of the British Navy, is dead, aged sew
entY.three.
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tAE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
ysny has contracted to deliver in New
'''k city 100000 tons OF gas coal at 50
pe' long ton, which is more than one dol
~ te'' than the price OF last season. 1t
unde''tOOd that in order to make the
" %1ae u The railroad company stands nearly
y ~ 'ae loss in price by reduction Of its
Sa'Fge' for carriage.
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Conference between +. the MILL
Owners and PudtIers nj Pitts
burgh-The Meeting very Har.
m0niOus.-AnOther Meeting OF
the Conference Committee Ap'


PrrrspuReH, February 1s.-Yestertlay
was the date agreed upon by the paddlers
and iron manufacturers two months ago
for renewal Of the conference in regard
to the price to be paid for boiling iron
The meeting was held with closed doors
but was harmonious throughout, both
sides appearing anxious to avoid lock-
out at the present time. Attic adjourn
lnent the following agreement was drawn
up and signed by both sides: "As far rs
their trade willwarranLt the mills will con-
,inue in operation. The price for boiling
shall be suspended for the present. The
conference committee shall meet again
on Monday, February 81, at { P. NJ, and
il a price shall then be agreed upon, it
shall date from February ID. Should the
conference committee, however, fail to
agree upon fixed price, all work done
in the meantime shall be at tS475 pert ton"
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BRAxroN MEDICAL SoCTETY.-A meet
ing of the medical fraternity OF Braxtor
county was held on the 22d ult. at Sutton,
Tor the purpose of forming u County
Medical Society. DR.. R. D. DavisonPre'
sided, and the officers elected are DIR,
John L. Rhea, President; DR.. Dawson,
Vice President; DR.. Anthony Simon, Sec
retary, and DR.. A, N. Erwin, Treasurer
The constitution adopted announces that
"thisSociety accepts the alopathic system
oithe practice of medicine only" and
provides that any member consulting
with eclectic, hydropathic .or homeo-
plthic physicians shall be expelled, un.
les in extreme cases Of necessity. The
rates to be charged are, for q visit OF one
mile 81 so, two miles 81, three miles So,
and 50 cents for each additional mile.
Night vista double these rates. 0bstet-
tic cases s., amputating finger S., hand
S!5, arm $40, leg below the knee $75,
above 500, hip joint. $500. The mem
hers agree not to answer call from any
one Who has taken the benefit OF the ex-
enpIion laws Of West Virginia against a
brother member, unless he pays for the
visit in advance.
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1NcREAsEp sALE or POSTAGE srAN[rs.

During Janpary the demand for post
age stamps, postal cards and stamped en-
velopes reached the unprecedented
amount OF S., 100000 worth. These fig
ures are considered indicative OF rapid
revival Of business throughout the
country,
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SPECIE SHIPMENTS

The specie shipments to Europe, to-day,
aggregate S550,000, Of which S450I00O Is
gold coin. .l ..H
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HASrBLEToN.

An Ohio Representative has received a
letter from prominent New York mer-
chant, saying that Hamblcton, late Dem
ocratic clerk Of the. Ways and Means
Committee, who has become conspicous
in consequence Of having named his son
after John Wilkes Booth, was the person
who prepared, anterior 10 the war, the
famous black list Of Northern merchants
who held Republican Sentiments, and
with whom the Southern merchants were
warned not to trade. The merchant says
in consequence Of this black list his
house lost all its Southern trade,
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pArrIE nErYEEN THE cRows ANp sIouX.

Information has been received that
Bear Woli, the Grow Chiei, was at Fort
Pease, near the mouth OF the Big Horn,
that he had abattle with the Sioux, kill
ing six, and that forty or fifty Sioux are
around Fort Pease, killing the inhabi-
tants at every. opportunity, five persons
having already been wounded.
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ARGUMENT ON THE ACCESSIBILITY OF TIL
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.

Atthe opening oithe afternoon session
counsel on both sides appeared with nu.
merous law books, and evidently pre-
pared TO make their arguments as strong
as possible. Several witnesses from Wash.
ington, including Douglass and Rogers,
were excused from further service, and
will leave for home tonight.
Mr.. storrs opened the argument for the
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GERMANY.
Excavations mt the Site OfAncient
Troy.
sian courts

BERLIN, February l2.-Turkey has re-
fused permission to Doctor Schlieman to
pursue further the excavations in the
Trood