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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-01

A dispatch from Ttahas,ee, Florida.
18th. -ay.. Both partie- still claim TIE
state Democrsfic estimates ba-ed on un-
Official returns Eiyes Drew and Tilden both a
clear majority The Republican. claim that,
even admitting this they viii BE- able By
proving Frauds On overcome thi. prtuiG fTrie
msi1rity anil e.t.bli-h the state flr Hayes.
The fEht before the state Board viii De- very
bitter. The Demp~raf-, beside defending
their majority for Tillen. will attack the re-
tr.rus fn Jefferson. AIlrhua aud Leon C0un-
tie.. which are Republican -tronghpId..
Il VA Unlimited on the i9;h that the
Governor - FIorida would assume the sole
right q cluya .siug the vote 0fthat State FOR
Presidential Elsctsr-. on the ground that
the act Grating the Returning Board does
not u-a the word q. E.fector-'' in giving the
li.i o, Officer whose vote the Board shall
canvas. The power 90 canvas. this vote.
not being specifically conferred upon
the Beard. BE- contend. resides in him.
~ be b. required by a United States
law t0 issue e-fors' c.rtitirsies and must
canvass the vote iu order that be- may de-
eide " ho 8. entitled Co. toe certificates. The
Democrat. contend That Electors are In
ciud-I under the bead - Estate officers
which expression j. u-ed iE the st, and
have given Governor >tearu- notice that
they sill contest 10 the courts hi, a-sump-
tion % the power o. canvass the votes IN
question:.
A Talaha.sce dispatch % the 21th says
that the Official returns from aIl rfIt seven
counties had been received, but 90 was not
expected that the Official canvass would he
begun f1r some day-. The board 20 cam
ga.ser- are alIosed by Jaw thirty five DAYS
amer the election in which q heg1s .Ieclu-
Ea.s.
The Circuit Court nc TiiInhi-.ee. on the
zl.t, issued a temporary Injunction re-
-frairiug Governor >-earns from ralya-sing
THE return. ~ the Eiectorl vote. aud sl.' a
maudamus rcT1IrnE tAe Board % Can
sas..r. 20 a. once begin their canvass.
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A 81. Petersburg dispatch OF the lith
says: The Gar has ordered ne mobilization
~ a part Of the Russian army. 4 circular
~ Prince Gortschakoh. Russian Premier, 90
Russian representatives abroad, explaining
this measure, says: 1.-The Gar does not
wish war, and will, II possible, avoid it,
He i, however, determined that the prin-
ciples Of Justice which have been recognized
A. necessary by the whole Of Europe .hal
be carried out in Turkey under an efica-
cious guarantee"
A London dispatch Of the 18th says that
the London underwater. were asking five
shillings per hundred pounds Tor rick 81
capture on steamers loading in Russian
ports.
The report that Edwin Adams. the actor.
recently died in Australia, appears 70 lack
confirmation.
A telegram from Calcutta states that i20. e.
coo persons persisted during the cyclone
which passed through Eastern Bengal on
the 3lst Of October. The Government H.
taking active steps for the relief Of the dis-
trossed population 81 the district.
A Calcutta telegram OF the 10Th gives the
following particular. OF the recent terrible
disaster In Eastern Bengal. Three large
islands, namely, Hattiah, sundeep, and
Dakhan shshabazhare, and numerous small
or islands included la Backcrgunge, Nook
holly, and Chitagong, were entirely SUBJ
merged by the storm wave u Oct. 81. a.
was also the mainland for five or six miles
These islands are all In or near the estuary
Of the River MeEul. The larg-
est, Dakhan shahablzhare, l. 60
square miles ia extent. II had
a population 81 about 2iO. 900. Haitian and
sundsep, together, bad about 100, 0JO pop
uiation. Up 10 about II O'Clock on the
night Of the 31st, there we're no signs %
danger, but before midnight wave swept
over the country to the depth. in many
places. % twenty feet, surprising the pe0-
pie in their beds Dense groves OF cocoa
nut and psln trees around the v.lis-s. en-
ablcd many % save themselves by climbing
among the branches some took
refuge on the top. Of their
houses, but the water burst the houses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10
saratoga Regatta.

SARATOGA, August 9.-The fine racing
Of yesterday and Monday brought TO
gether to-day much thelsrgest attendance
Soon after IL o'clock the gun signalled
for the senior single scull race, and Yates
Of the Union Springs, Alderman Of the
Atlantes, Kennedy Of the Yale, and Riley
Of the Neptune responded. The star
took place at 1l:l6, and at half mile
Riley led, Yates second, Kennedy third
Riley was rowing thirty.two strokes I
minute, which kept him ahead at The
mile turn, the others as before. Athall
mile from home the order was, Riley
Yates and Kennedy, the difference beinI
very small, but Riley still keeping his
thirty.twc strokes he won in 1S:2Ol; Ken
nedy second in 1884; Yates gave out
Winning time last year 1899. ~
In the four cared race the Northwest
erns, showaccaemettes, Atlantes, Argo.
nauts and Beaverwycks started. At thu
half mile the Northwestern had sligh
lead, Showaeeacmettes second, and Allan
Tea third. At the mile the Northwestern
was leading, rowing thirty-six strokel
per minute, with Atlantes second. The
Northwestern turned the stake boat first
AAantes second, and showaccacmettei
third. This order was kept up TO withit
half mile Of home. The Northwestern
won the race, with Showaccacmettes sec
ond and Atlantes third. Time Of th'
winners: frat, 1874 second, 1s.15i,
The presentation Of the prizes to u!
yictors In the regatta was made this. at
ternoon, 80 a. -s,.E
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Changes in wheeling.
WHEELIN6, W. va, Augu'
Editors Intoitisencer:

" AhhAhENHI We v az Asebt,'S w
Editors TntOtrisencer:
Some time since observed that your
reporter stated that he could not obtain
facts on which to base history OF onr
old Water Works. The erection Of The
walls was in progress in 1888, A. NJ. Mil
Ter, contractor. An excavation for the
basin was made in 1SSS.S4, by Thomas L,
Judge. An account Of tho works may be
found in Browns Directory.
Out Of iorty.four mercantile firms do
ing business In Wheeling at an early day,
but two men remain in the same busi-
ness, viz: Michael Reilly and George
Robinson. OF tho fifteen officers
and directors Of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, but two are now
living, viz: Sobieski Brady, and. John
Morgan, Sr. ..
Ot the fourteen officers and directors
Of the North Western Bank Of Virginia
William Paxton and D. @. List are llv-
ing.
Those OF the Wheeling Savings lnstitu'
lion are all dead. =,
OF those constituting the city authori-
tie. in 1889 (dity.6ve in number) with
the exception Of Redick Mckee and Hen
ry Moore, members Of Council, James
McConneli, (Alderman- Of the Second
Ward) and George Forbes City Assessor
all are dead.
There are many things Of interest pub
lished in the old Directory OF which we
have spoken from which an article OF In
terest 10 the readers Of to-day might bG
written. MARKETS STREET.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
Prospects for Mediation.

BERLIN, August 9.-Mediation by the
Powers Is considered impossible until the
A[ontenegrins are driven of the Turkish
soil. "
According to private information,
Prince Charles is greatly discounted. al
the change in the Cabinet and the in;
creasing power OF the Radicals, and his
abdication ia feared.
LONDON, August 9.-The Times, consid'
ering the capture Of Gurgusonatz as a
severe If not fatal blow to the Servians,
says that the Turkish Ministers must be
solemnly warned that they will not te
allowed to make wanton use OF their
victory. II they think that on the soil
OF Servia. their troops may safely commit
one.hundredth part Of the atrocities per-
petrated in Bulgaria, they are the vic.
TINS OF an infatuation. Nor will Turkey
be allowed to make such use OF her vic
tory as will deprive the seryians Of their
freedom. Seryia is under the protection
OF the Great Powers, and with them will
be the duty OF imposing any needful re.
straints on the impetuous spirit of her
people, = u
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weather Report.

~ pror . U,f,TIrs %,

For South Atlantic States, rising fol-
lowed by slowly falling barometer, south
erly 10 easterly winds, stationary or
slightly lower temperature, party cloudy
weather and occasional rains.
For tho Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, falling barometer with in
Ecreasing easterly, TO. southerly Winds
stationary to rising temperature, general
ly cloudy weather and frequent thunder
storms. ,
For the Lake region, falling barome.
ter, Increasing easterly to southerly
winds, rising temperature, and freyent
thunder storms, with probably high
winds In the Upper Lake region.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys a falling followed By q
rising barometer, warm, brisk and high
sout6east TO southwest winds, frequently
increasing to gallo and gradually veer.
Ing to westerly or northerly, and frequent
thunder storms.
For the Eastern and Middle States q
falling barometer and generally warmer
and clear weather, with southwest to
southeast winds in tho former and easter.
llyto southerly winds in the latter, and
possibly thunder storms In the western
portion.
The Upper Ohio river and Mississippi
at and below Memphis will continue te
Cautionary signals continue at Omaha,
Milwaukee, Grand Haven and Alpena.
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rhe Unomployed in our Cities.

Every city has Its quota Of unemployed
persons. These we have all The timo in
all the cities, but this year there are
many more than usual. Wheeling has
~ small a number as any community OF
It's size in the country. Considering the
depression that has now existed for three
years their numbers are really astonish'
@Sly iew' There are cities, however,
UO'A East and West Of us, where the un'
employed constitute so formidable an
.,e'uea' that the papers are beginning to
I''cas The question as to what shall be
uone with them this coming winter. The
"SOs OF the times indicate that there will
" many unemployed persons next win
VT unless there ia such'a revival otbusi'
% a. Is not now looked for. Tho in
S'S'''Ons !, are that in some OF the cities
,,, ,%,oS.onlng season will witness more des-
!, H%uoa :; than any time since the PANIC.
A. ~ therefore, we'll to commence to look
w ,..t matter in tho face this early in. the
,m tas unemployed in such cities as
,tiS'. %tinse,i0s are mostly labOrers and not
NH''a VOrkmen. True, Just at this
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Cotton Report.

MEMPHfs, August '9.-The Cotton Ex-
change crop report for July, says there is
no doubt that during the past nine days
great damage has been done to the crop
by the continuous rains. Excessive
growth, second growth or sprouts, she'd
ding of forms, rust, and rot have all been
superinduced to a serious extent by this
yet continuing humid weather, and which,
should il last any considerable time long
er, must prove very disastrous. The
corn crop is reported in Hattering condi-
tion, with prospect for plenty Of pro-
visions, and a continued improvement in
the morale Of labor.
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Gen. ButIcr Accepts.

BosroN, August 9.-B. F. Buffers let
ter accepting The proiered nomination
for Congress by the Seventh District Re.
publicans is Published to-day. He says
he has not changed his views, but The
country having been committed in favor
Of resumption by legislative action, be
believes L should DO carried into effect
as speedily as possible, and places him
self sqaarcly upon tho Republican plat
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Those who want to knO" what i"C'' ~ y"
A. Hendricks was during the war war;, I4,' Nv
our o third page to-day. Re'Ollset ,.a i"a' :.
'"'' x,' Issued s from the Jackson 0"i9n news
Nu ., ,. of{icc, summOning the masses to
paPs' paISa ,nnstber U at Seymour, Indiana, on
,%a'I Ia ,I,h Nh Of Sept. 1854, to hear ThOs. A.
!IsoI,ick, !%e die dcnounce LincOln's admins
,.,,ion and plead for cessation OF the
w,, Read the bill.
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Tho Telegrnrll Controversy

INDIANAPOLIS, August 9.-In the suit
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany against the A. & P. Telegraph
Company, TO enjoin the latter from
building line. on the right Of way Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
railroad, Judge Chambers gave his de-
cision to-day, continuing the injunction
for a final hearing at the September
term OF the Superior Court.
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TIE B. & o. AND SATURDAYS PRiMA-
RlEs.-And 30 il seems, from what the
Register Of yesterday says, that there real.
ly is something after all in the talk that
has been indulged in regard to the
interest taken in last Saturdays
primaries by The Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad. According TO the Register, "an
"empIoyc Of that Company, who stands
"high in its confidence, was sent Tor camel
tout here to regulate matters in tho dis
"tricts where that company have the
"Iargest number OF workmen employed,
"bu, went away with the most emphatic
"kind Of rebuke to his rear"
This is mysterious sort OF q para
graph, and tho Register should throw
more'light on its real meaning. Who
was this mysterious employe Of the rail-
rONl company, who stands so high in its
confidence. and who was either sent here
ythe company, or came Of his'own mo-
ton, to regulate matters" or, in other
words, 10 set up things at last Saturdays
primaries for somebody Why should
an important official OF tho company put
in an appearance at such time for such
ApurPOse? And why, having come,should
he standing SO high in the company'a
COnfdence) be treated with 30 much in.
dignity 1t would almost seem from
what the Register says that this intiucn.
tial official Of the d. & o. had been actu-
ally aud literally kicked by somebody
yes, sir, physically, materially and en-
Phatically kicked. by some person OF
Other-ior having dared to intrude him
self into last Saturdays primaries.
Now was this mysterious person IN en-
yOy Oh behalf Of Senator Henry or Con-
gresman Faulkner, or did he come to
help Sheriff Tingle ,or Mayor Sweeney
This Is the question before the public
He certainly did not come without an
object, and we judge from the savage re-
marks Of the Register OF yesterday in re-
gard TO Congressman Faulkner's neglect
Of duty at Washington, that il hc had
come on behalf Of Senator Henry that
paper would not have spoken Of his
mission 80 haphly. And SO, likewise,
II he had come on behalf Of Sheriff
Tingle, the tOnO OF the Registers remarks
wOnld certainly have been perceptibly
aildeT. The natural conclusion, there
fore, is that the mysterious official OF the
Baltimore road, whoever he is, came
either to set up things for Mayor swee
ney or Mr.. Faulkner, one or both. Are
We to infer from what the Register says
that MessrS. Davis and Tingle were in
one boat on election day, and Mayor
Sweeney and Mr.. Faulkner IN another
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Stanton. the Exnlorcr.

New York, August 9.-Stanton, under
the date Of Lake Victoria, Nyanza, July
80, 1876, furnishes this morning another
chapter Of his explorations in Africa,
and relates the story Of his fght with a
band Of savages, In which fourteen oi
them were killed and eight wounded.
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New YORK, August 9.-Arriyed-The
steamers Switzerland, from Antwerp,
Russia, from Liverpool, and Victoria,
from Glasgow.
BALTIMORE, August 0.-Arrived- The
steamer Nova Scotia, from Liverpool,
NEW York, August 9.-Arriyed-
Steamship Labrador from Havre.
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Now that our old friend Gen, jeff
s,mucl.. Of Cabell county, is an elCctor on
,be West Virginia greenback Peter Coop
or, ticket, We trust that hc will take the
stump and make things.liyely in theThird
D;.,ticl for tho soft money Democrats
dawn there who are whooping and hur'
raining for hard money TiIden. Gen. JEFF
c,n tell some interesting "reminiscences,
esnecialIy his war recollections Of the
Hon. Jeems Ferguson, and particularly
n, tn the time he me, Jeems reconnoiter-
ing the West Virginia coast at 1ronton
latter 10 years absence) under The dis.
ruisc of an agent Of the Christian Com
mission.
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pLuFoRp WILSON As a wITNEss.

w. b. Moore, Special Agent Of The
United States Treasury, publishes letter
addressed to the chairman Of the sub-com'
mittee on the whisky frauds. in which he
says that Bluford Wilson's derogatory
testimony in relation to him is drawn
from imagination; that he never left his
post at Baltimore without authority;
neverswore or stated that he saw General
Babcock open letter from Joyce. He
was not dismissed for leaving his post and
going to 81. Louis as witness in the Bah
cock case,
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THE probability is that Mr.. David
Rankin, Of BeIIairc, will be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff in Belmont
county, lie may or may not be elected
after he Getsthe nomination. Sheriiialty
elections are as uncertain over in Bel
mont as on this side OF the river. Last
fall Belmont voted all sorts OF ways Tor
local candidates. For instance, the
Democratic candidate for Treasurer re-
ceiyed 5,O79 votes, md the Demo
cratic candidate for Auditor only 4,79l
votes. The Republican candidate ioI
Probate Judge received 1900 votes ant
he Democratic candidate only 4,42o
Two Republican representatives alSt
we're elected Mt the same election, ant
We, William Allen carried the county b,
a majority Of "A over Governor Hayes
The moral OF all this is, don't betyou'
money on Belmont county elections.
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NEW York, August 9.-The unemploy.
ed workingmen in a mass meeting To-
night, appointed q committee to ask Til
den 10 remove from Office the heads OF The
departments who obstruct the prosecu'
tion Of the public works.
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pUBLIc SALE

or the VALUABLE WATER POWER of the
Potomac mud Shenandoah Rivers, at Harpcr's Fer
Ty, WOst Va.
Valuable manufacturing sites, including the
ground whereon tho Armory buildings, tho MuAket
eminent OF IN United State, stooi-wiih Tho Nv.
surpassed Water Power, Canals and Dams conneen-
Cd herewith.
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New YORK, August Oh. H. Bennett,
n former paying teller and assistant
book keeper at the Merchants aud
Traders Savings Bank, has been arrested
charged with fraud upon the bank. The
aggregate amount alleged to be taken is
LARGE
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CINCINNATI, August 9.-Two men nam
ed Rosver and Murphy, quarrelled over a
game Of dice in saloon on the corner Of
Court street and Central Avenue tonight,
during which Murphy stabbed Rosyer
in the bowels inAicting mortal wound.
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GheGnteuliseutsr.
AppLB and potatoes are retailing at
Washington, Pa, at 10 cts per peck
WLy orc prices so much higher hsre2

MR. THOMAS HoRNBRooK writes us a
note to say that he is much pleased with
Mr., wharton's "reminiscences oI the
Wheeling Bar Of former days. The
sketch, he says, twas worth a years sub
scription TO your daily to me-"
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Distinguished Arrivals.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9,-The Earl
and Countess Duferin arrived this even.
ng. The steamer Amethyst from Vic
ofia, Is waiting here for them.
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New YORK, August 9.-The steamship
Wisconsin, for Liverpool, got foul OF a
buoy of West Bank, and was disabled by
a chain winding around her propeller.
"A diver was sent for, 10 cut out the chain.
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New YoRK, August 9.-Timothy Don.
oyan, his son and brother, were suilocated
In we'll on the premises Of the former,
at White Plains, near this city,
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CLARKsnuRo, ". VA, July y, 1870. iy2
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y n: County Court, July rules, 1870.
Walter Marshall
William Flndloy,

The defendant, William FIudley, will take no.
tica that on the 27th day Of July. 1876, tho plaintiff
tached his credits and effects n the hands Of the
BenWood Iron Works Com pany, the object Of
which suit Is TO recover the sum Of SI4S 80 for 81
perchCA Of stone Sold and delivered 10 tho delend
ant. The attachment Is awarded because the de-
iendant Is nonresident Of this State.
The defendant, Wm. Findley, d required 10 Ap-
pear on nGxt rule day, which will come on the 9Th
DAY Of August, 1876, and do whatever may bene-
cessary 10 protect his interest therein.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of July, 1876.
jy6.Th RoBr. b. WOODS, Clerk.
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PHILADELPHIA.


PHI1ADELpmA, August 9.-The sub
jcct Of opening the Exposition during
lie evening has been under informal
consideration by the Centennial Commits
sion, and il il thought probable that i
will soon be decided to light the build
ings and open them for evening exhibit
tions. II Is thought also that there will
soon bo an announcement Of certain day.
when the price Of admission will be only
Of canta
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, August 9.-Hallctt Kill
bourne has entered suit against the
Speaker Of the House, Sergeant-at-Armi
and the members OF the Real Estate Poo
Committee, claiming Sl5O,000 damages
for injuries sustained by reason Of i'm
prisonment without cause.
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BY elegraphl !
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN1ER
CHARLESTON.
Democratic Convention In Third District
Big Flight over the Settlement Of
Preliminaries.
CnAR1wrON, August 0.

CHARIEsToa, Augusta.
Special to the Intolligcncer.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
tion met hero to-day and came TO order
at noon.
DR.. Thomas, Of Putnam county, was
chosen temporary Chairman, and James
J. Walker, Of Jackson, permanent Presi-
dent. W. 8. Downey, Of Huntington,
was appointed Secretary. - Z
A big fight took place in the COMMITTEES
on Credentials over different sets Of
delegates from some OF the counties, and
the convention was forced to adjourn
until 7 o'clock. 1t is the largest con-
yention ever held in Charleston, and at
this time it is hard to tell who is ahead
for the nomination. Kenna is stronger
than either OF his competitors, but it is
feared that Walker and Hereford will
patch up a combination that will defeat
him. There will be lively fight in the
conyention over the report ofrthe Com.
mittee on Credentials. The session will
probably last all night. REPORTER.
[LATER.l
CHARLESTON, 1880 r, NJ.
This has been night OF great excite
ment here. Before the eighth ballot was
announced Walker withdrew his name
as a candidate, and Braxton county
changed over TO Kenna, which nominated
him. This produced great excitement
and three cheers were given for Henry s.
Walker for next United States Senator
from West Virginia.
The Hereford men are sore, and they
shake their heads and say that the goods
can't be delivered to Kenna-not by n
good deal. Hereiord's name was with.
drawn before the ballot was announced,
and Kenna's nomination was male unan-
imous amidst great enthusiasm.
REPORTER.