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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-17

MEMPHIS, gApril II. Z The appeal.
Jackson special says that the Mississippi
Legislature adjourned sine die this after
noon. Among the last acts Of the Senate
was that OF the confirmation OF Col. Chas
L, Furlong, as Major General Of the mi
litia, and Col. Kinlock Falconer, as Ad
iutant General. The former was an Otfi
Ger in the Union army and the latter Ad
intant General on staff with Gen. Joe
+. Johnston, t.iH. 4uUI..H.
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TURKEY.

vienna, April 1e.-Advices from Ere
binje state that Hel zegoniuain insurgents
are seriously threatening that place
which Is temporarily without Turkish
troops, they having been Withdrawn fol
the purpose of operating against tlIt
rebels in the Banianiz territory. Severa
engagements have been fought stI,.-.' =. -S
Frehi, and- -''--frs..''"eef - a" ol pifces nave
been fired,
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4 proposlt,on 10 Bell the Cat

NEw York, April l5.-A call has beel
issued fora conference to be held 10 thi'
civ on the 18th Of May to consider whal
may be done to secure the election Of &
man in the national election to the high
eat Office Of the Republic, whose charactcl
and ability will satisfy the exigencies ol ,h'
present situation, protect the honor ofth'
American name, prevent the nationa
election Of this Centennial year from be
coming a mere choice Of evils, and satisf!
the popular demand for genuine reform
The call Is signed by Wm. Cullen Bryant
Theodore D. Wonlsey, Alexander Ii
Bullock, Horace White, aud Carl shnrz
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
wlsaiSofos, DC, April OLA. n.

fR0BABlLtflEA -..H.I.
In the South Atlantic and Gull States,
warmer south winds, yeering to colder
north winds, rising barometer and clear
weather, with a moderate norther in
Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, and the Upper Lakes, rising bar
ometer, colder, northwest winds and clear
weather. -. asuG
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and East
ern States, rising barometer, west and
northwest winds, partly cloudy or cleai
weather and lower temperature, with pos
sibIy frosts in the northern portion.
The Mississippi will continue rising
above Memphis and remain at or above
danger line during the rest Of the week
below Cairo,
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TRISlDAD, Col, April 16,-The frat
passenger train over the Denver & Rio
Grande R. R, from Pueblo to Elmore,
reached that point at O'Clock to-day. II
was a special, conveying Ex-Governor
Hunt, several Chicago business men, a
number Of gentlemen connected with
Denver business houses, and representa-
tives OF the press. The run OF IS miles
was made 10 Iess than four hours, and all
were delighted with the condition Of the
track, which, for new one, was pro
nounced by all as unsurpassed. The road
Il now open for passenger and freight
traffic to all points in the Southwest,
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bcr Al one meeting OfrfUlitOrs. commission house
was . heavy credit Il, but the arm tonE y very
coolly, and remarked that they he'd madePytr S!VO
0OO out oi him, aud therefore they could Pnt up
with the los. |SOW," continued the Beniienan,
h hosn ths tnFAnS Of Oyercr0Wdng tue market,
md Il ali work were slOPp-d to-day, believe there
i" "Tufirleut goods to supply a the demand Tor
in,V tue, That Is my theory to account for tho
exceeding dcpr. ssion o. business
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NEw ORLEANS, April l5.-The city au
thori,ies have decided TO have quarterly
serial drawings ot the premium bono
scheme instead OF semi.annual. AbouI
s., 100000 Of bonds have been exchanged
Tor premium bonds, being nearly one
fourth Of the city debt, which is being ra
pidly reduced under the premium bont
Enheme.
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RUSSIA.


sr. PETERSBURG, April 1G.-The Jour
nal Dest Petersburg reproduccs the pacific
assurances which appeared in tue Vienna
political CORE pondence Of April 18th
10 the effect that there has not been the
plightest difference between Russia and
Austria, and that both powers would con
tinue TO act conjointly for the paci6ca'
tion of Turkey.
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CEScESNATr, April l5.-The United
States detectives to-day arrested Bill
Mills, Roman LOhrer, David Rohl and
Charles Reilly, conterieiters. A con.
siderable amount Of 80 cent counterfeit
notes and dies for manufacturing nickels
we're captured.
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Important to the Betting Frater'
uaLNnl

New YoRK, April l5.-The New Jer.
sey Courts onappeal cases from Justices
Courts have decided that all bets are
void, and that the stakeholder |. bound
10 return the money when demanded by
the loser. The cases at issue were cleo
tion bets.
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LONDON, April IA special to the
Standard dated Alexandria, 10Th, says re-
ports are received that the Egyptian
army have been surrounded by the Abys'
sinians, It's situation is critical, and that
Abyssinia demands indemnity for the cx-
| n.nSna NJ tha war; .i.'
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RnrnltY nt the nlppodrome,

New YoRx, April le.-Dom Pedro,
accom- panined by the suite and the Bra
lillian Minister, visited the hiPpOdrome
tonight, and were given seats to the right
Of Moody. tm
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OMAHA ITEMS.
Gen. Crook and The Indians.

OMAHA, April 15.-The interview oi
Gen. Crook, published in the Herald to-
day, is interesting. The General thinks
the destruction Of Crazy Horse Camp q
,everc;blow ID the Indians, and haSimade
them desperate. Had the ponies been
held on to by Gsn. Reynolds the Indians
would have been crippled 10 a great ex'
tent and probably lessened the war, which
is undoubtedly now at hand. The policy
OF the Indians at present is to reap the
benefit oi both war and peace. Some say
the reservations have furnished the war
riors with information, provisions, am
munition, &c.
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CORNING, n. Y, April l5.-Elll NJ
,Callihan was shot dead BY her lover, john
Mcnamara, 10 day, Jealousy was the
cause. The murderer escaped.
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FIRE RECORD.

WORCESTER, April 15.-Holmsa' boat
shop in Westborough was burned this
morning Loss 100000.
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NEW YORK.
Hrs. stewart Makes a Transfer

Mrs. stewart Makes a Transfer.
New YoRK, April ill6.-It appears that
in addition to the power Of attorney
given to Judge Hilton to manage her
estate Mrs. Stewart yesterday filed, In the
Registers Office, transfer aud assignment
Of all her late husbands share in the
business Of A. T. Stewart & Co., as we'll us
all his property, real and personal, ex,
cep. the real estate included in the city ol
New York, to Judge Hilton for the sum
OF one million dollars. Both instrument:
70 dated Anril Ia. 1870.
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A shell recovered from the wreck Of the
Merrimac exploded at the Porrmouth,
Va, Navy Yard on Saturday, killing two
negroes and severely wouading several
o,Snra f4#
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CHICAGO.
Tho ucdilI.smith conference.

CHICAGO, April 15.-The conference
between Hon. Joseph Medill, Mr.. Rich
ard Smith and three other gentlemen at
Cincinnati having led to many misstate-
ments alike unjust to Hon. James Il.
Blaine and the gentlemen named, an
agent OF theAsociated Press interviewed
Mr.. Medill again to-day on that subject
and received the following statement:
1t Is true / was invited TO Cincinnati
about a month ago to read some state.
ments quietly circulating in Democratic
circles in Washington; in reference tc
Blaine's connection with some Union
Pacific Railroad bonds. 1t was said that
the Democrats were holding back the
scandal to explode 1t at the time
OF the Cincinnati Convention or after 1t,
in case Mr.. Blaine was nominated. The
whole charge, as far as my informant had
learned, was related in the presence oi
four gentlemen. Il was agreed that Mr..
Blaine should be confdenlially apprised
at once OF the nature Of the scandal. Any
other course would be wrong. Mr.. Rich.
ard Smith consented 10 lay the whole
matter before Mr.. Blaine in private let.
ter. He did so nearlya month ago. II
Mr.. Blaine has answered his letter l have
not heard oft II any correspondence
has passed between Mr.. Blaine and my
self, in regard 10 the foregoing matter
Mr.. Blaine is at liberty TO make 1t public
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rnr rrRK rnnrnsEs mol Anal.

| A Herald special from Vienna says re;
liable udvices received IRON Constantine.
pie state that the Sublime Porte intends
ifdriyen to extremes, 10 arm the MOham'
edan population and declare the intention
to postpone the payments Of interest on
the debt until after the restoration oil
nAnrn
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AN ELrcrtoN NuLLlTY.

The Common Council held long meet.
ing to-day, which closed at late hour
Tonight, and alter much discussion oi
the subject declared the recent election
null and void on account Of the frauds
perpetraled, and by virtue Of the power
vested in them appointed the following
town officers. B. Cullaghan, Collector,
vice Evaf,s; Wm. Gray, Assessor, vice
Phillips; Robert Luctlu, Supervisor, vice
r. Ryan, and Wm. Carver, Clerk, vice
Gleason. This ends all trouble 40 far rs
these officers are concerned. Fhe Mayor
has asyet made no response to the written
demand Of the citizens' committee for his
resignation.
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THE THURMAN CASE.
SILVER cuRRENcY.
rIIE nrRnLAnY TRIA1.

District Attorney Wells does not be-
lieve the safe burglary trial will be reach.
ed before the middle OF June. No trou-
bic is expected in obtaining the presence
here Of Whitley, Hays and Cunse. While.
ly's pardon depends on his testifying, and
on his testimony depends the entire case
against Babcock. Harrington has not
yet been found, but it is believed that he
will come forward and take his chance,
though the evidence against him is very
positive. There is no evidence impli-
eating Ex-Governor Shepherd, Thomas
Shepherd or DR.. Sharper. The District
Attorney does not believe Marshal
Sharpe in any way guilty Of packing the
jury. ~" g."
An effort will be made tomorrow to fix
the day for another trial Of Gilman for
embezzlement. The evidence In the Hal
leck case will be used against him.
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Stewards business.

NEW York, April l5.-JudgC Hilton
says that Stewards death will uot alec,
his business. A new partner will be taken
into tho firm and business will be re
sumed on Monday. The number Of EN-.
pIOycs Of the house Is stated at 5000.
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COURT MARTIAL.

An order for general court martial, oI
Gen. Reynolds, Capt, Moor. and others,
was issued yesterday Court meets al
Fort Russell, Wy, April "a. -
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BY eIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REP 0RT
TO THE DAILY iNTELLTGENCER
CON G r E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
A Resolution of lnouiry.

Mr.. White offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Judiciary to in.
quire into the charge that Smith, journal
clerk Of the House, had offered to prose.
cute additional bounty claims for com.
mission.
Smith, the journal clerk, handed in an
explanatory letter to the Speaker, which
was read, stating that being at home In
New Hampshire al the recent election, he
saw that the additional bounty bill was
before the House, and made up his mind
II the bill passed to resign his official pos.
ition and follow his profession as an at
tOrney, and with that view prepared and
issued circular making the offer referred
TO.
Mr.. Morrison offered an amendment to
Whites resolution, referring Smiths COM
municatIon tU the Committee on Military
Affairs with Instructions 10 ascertain
whether Smith had violated ans law or
done any act inconsistent with his posi-.
tiOn as an employe of the House.
Mr.. Hoar remarked that the law on
the subject Of government employees act
ing as claim agents or attorneys was not
the real question in this case. The gen.
tleman journalized and recorded the nc.
ton OF the Hou.e, and he was to have
personal interest in the form and shape
Of the record which he made up, an inter.
est acquired by him at his solicitation
while the bill was pending. It wasa qnes-
ton Of privileges and prerogatives ol the
House, and Of the method which i, should
take to secure honesty and integrity OF
the journal, on which the honesty and ill.,
tegrity Of all The rights OF the American
people were dependent, He thought that
the matter should be referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Rules.
Mr.. Morrison modified his resolution
accordingly, and the question was refer
red to the Committee on kules. .
FREEDMAN's DASK. 1-' !,
Mr.. Douglass, Chairman of the Select
Committee on the Freedman's Bank, re.
ported bill TO amend the charter OF that
institution. Made the special order for
Saturday next. ---
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Barney Williams illness has taken a
favorable turn and his friends hope ior
his recovery.
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WASHINGTON.
Babcoclt and Others indicted.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The grand
Jury to-day indicted Babcock, Harrington,
Whitley, Benton, Miles, Nettleship and
Somerville for completely in the safe
burglary conspiracy. Warrants were
issued for the arrest Of each, except Gen
DabcOck, who appeared and gave bail in
the sum Of $4,000, Ex-Governor A. p
Shepherd becoming his security.
1t is understood that all except Dab
cock and Harrington will be used AZ
witnesses, and the Indictment against
those testiiying will be nolie prosecuted
There are rumors that Harrington car
not be found and will seek to avoid
arrest.
THE PuRMAH CASE.
In the Purmau Siuvestigation case to-
day, Charles E. Dyke, publisher Of a
Democratic paper In Tallahassee, testified
that the $500 which DR.. simpkins recent
ly testified about was to be used in the
election Of Witherspoon to the Legisla'
ture, aud was not to be given to Purman
Dr.. Simpkins was recalled, and, after some
hesitation, admitted that Dykes testi'
mony was correct.
SILVER CURRENCY.
Regulations will be prepared at the
Treasury on Monday for the issue OF sil.
yer currency. 7'-
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THE RIVER.

The river has risen l foot inches in
the last twenty four hours aud still ris-
ing. Reports from above show the river
falling at Sioux City last evening, and q
rise of i foot yesterday and u iall to-day Of
| foot at Rand al. The hnttn.n. bs.ween
;East End Bridge and Council Bluff are
beginning to Gil up as usual with water.
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TIE pLEAs,or nELKNAr.

There seems to be doubt that General
Belknap will be present tomorrow in the
Senate Court Of Impeachment. His, s,couu.
vel, Blair, Carpenter and Black, yesterday
formally agreed on the pleas namely :
That the Court has no jurisdiction in the
case, Belknap now not being in Office, and
that US the otfense with which he is charg.
ed is notindictable it cannot be impeacll-
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THE ILLINOIS X. n. CASES.

Its expected that the Supreme CourI
will Tomorrow render a decision on what
is known as the Illinois railroad cases,
which involves several highly important
questions concerning taxes of land and i,,,1
lhaI in some respects the taxes were illeg'
ally levied, and in others that the assess.
men:s were too high. 1t ha. been argued
on the appeal that no court should in
such cases restrain the collection Of tax
even temporarily unless the company
rendered the amount admitted 10 be
legally levied or the amount on the valu.
alton which was admitted to be correct,
It is said that there are no.less than sew.
enty.ivc suits pending in Illinois to en-.
join the collection OF taxes assessed
aguinst lands aud other property ol
railroad companies, which represent. per
haps one.third Of the entire laxative
property Of the State. be. r.0r t'1.
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REDUCTION OF, FREIoHTs.

The Union Pacific r. R. has made re.
duc,ion in the freight taritftrom Omaha
to Fremont which enables the Omaha mer-
chants to compete more equitably than
before with eastern points.
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$50 Prre, iu all, GmouuntiuE TO tsold,, sSOQ,sCo
Ticket. for sale By all regularly appointed Agcass,
and By tho
p n. Hox az N. O ulfD-NdAH
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

100 APPROX matIOn rriDas at 81 900
100 AppfUxlmatlOu Prizes At ih...... ...,.,- l000
10 Approximation PrlSel a. 16....-... ... 1900
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
WOOL MARKET.

.ootIos Mass, JuY l5.-Transaetons IN Wool have been
- gt r long time c1mpi1-ing upward OF 80 0OOo 10.
VI N1ca l.5l1SO - Cali'Grnia and the remainder
EscfSy Unwsshed ard Washed Iceoes. Now Wool comes
;ssn soNy tm TIE Ncst ths receipts showing large
hS oh compared vita The previous yea 1he large
atpns have hot impaired any increased 1nncAs 10 the
prces Tcanhing os LsSt week sales Of
d. ha,e 1syn 1ste atss comprising 5s7 700 n ncud-
ssE WSshesi and Ckwashed aIi most OF this
eeS WS1 Ch0lcs XX Oho and PeDnsyty aria sod al 35D
81 1 ana Al $685. Michigan and W. soonsn sold AZ 300
o~C' mostly a. 3Os5lo fer and Mcnnm
10 oc I.s CeL'siny rather unsettled ts
nfsfl, eIids Sp ID a. @l3e tiod C0nbing, but
11Sos me Dsana 35s51c.; uRwashed Cotabang JOn35c
mere ~ -s coed Of California sseI from
bsics 0s sold at 267 but the principal rane-
ns ave ben she O IS02Sc. Tho ipclnde
.eO2oo sprsg 81 49, 27lsc aud IL 600 p OF Pail CAN
~ n1saa &c rsld Wool quiet sal. comprise $4,000
., super and X, at SJ65Cc. An occasional lot
Eas ss AZ latter rate, but choice
S'AN ~Ne Aaine Supers hard sell at 4Oc-
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARKETs.

LIyrRrcoI. July l6l23s nrcoitos Is qIie, ana gn
changed NIiing UplAHis I'D. AdtEg Oflfinh ti sli'
bUO0 baos lsclui1g Zoo for speculation an eIp'Ib re
csipis 90o 0ales all American. Putures Qtct ana 1eS
enls, oi Rt.liIg Jpl4aGs Ndnns clause. Jdly aid
August delivery at jIo DO DO August and september 90
Ny,FY ~ 5s do. September and october neEef!, ~
5s5s,f 90 a. October and November delivery ~ ISL
Lk9POoI July 15-l:3O m.-PoT. 81 $ Dbl FOR PRIME
Futures STEADY sSlrs Of GGGrE OPlApds 10"
Nddhng clause, Setenher and OctoheT sheiy a. 3,l,a
sales of crop MiddEg JPlsuds Low MuolhS cause
sh,ped NDveinb and Deesnler, pr AL at 1-'yzd ,
LlVkKsOOI, Uly 1872 MOI the sales O Cotton toCs
2,So0 bzles AncIiC2p
I0SnON Inlv o. $50 Consois. e5Sls for both money
and IL accOlt States OOa, lSGJs Id Jos; Ten
FOfties lCSls 1905; Ee Railway shares 49,
do Preferred. 10 New York Central, " =.
LONDON yuiy I5-l. d. Slyces quote hve pCI
cent Ren.es ut 1861 Z5c. Tor the sooOnnt
I1<pOs july II y. In-1hs kDOuht Of buIOn gonC into
Bank OF England on balance TO sal Is Al 900 IdIla
adrioes aaotc Eehs at lJOf = io- The
Count IleaRei p Jtr06Um q d. gallon
IOgDOE, July lj-EyenD E-llnssed on ~ 90 = cW.
PAKIs guly I5Exchass London ZjL % &c fCT short
eiFht ,
FgASEFoRT. July l5,-U. =. bonds New Fyes closed at
1O2L
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AT A. +. STEWART
~ GAEDEN CITY, /. /.
NEW HOUSES, FURNISHED. AND UNFuRNIsHEI
10 LEI.

10 LEE.
ill ihr
mo- iuTitt'rn
sio.is surrounded by grounds il ont WIN
aa't''hio ''ii
lifo VIII all tn ai'a liSrN 'o"l,IY
ana br.ring y Eipsprrc from mnHiria, ana peculiarly
healthy alh ak!er9Jlc ~ all arls nA -,
lJcalri tho nitiii tl'
about 100 feet above with s'"nlin'" 1 T'"l
suLi tis'F ,'S'u''
ami ~ where fanny suVplT7 '''i "'
from nr.L ua,s sofrs ard groceries As CnNehthJ as III
city t., .t.., a.,
FOI: II Goa large aud elegant Mansion about 2p irt
s1uarc, rooms, urni,l- I'd
with every convenience gTonds (bout One acre. btuuy
Lard uIL . -. .. .t,,.
FOR SI.rOo-An elegant Mansion same class ~ above
with carr, house grounds, ,sc bus nninrhianod 49, -
FOi. SSJO.-Au elegant Dwelling fiDus" Oi Same cis' a
last uniurDShcd, but without chllisc ,,ust- ,.. !,
FOR tJ.O.-A superb brcs DTrl.lg HOUSE chla'hh, ~
grounds
EOI. OO. A large and attractive i'6tug VIII ~
aud all modern conNrntences win ha'"n' R"'u'n
| AaChsi, n IT,. .., In .,.,..
witi Ike cOuNcurrccs as lat -. .u,,,, -. -,
RAILROAD s7TAIION.-iGrick bullng wiz large weli
warmed waiting rooms within I'VE niunlT NlN hhoIhh
communication the city nearly every WI % ~" N y
Jsmes clip. 30 minutes rde through bra"i he'hey III
nr,i-cllss rail ears - ,, 4, g.. ,..,
WATER AND GAS.-Conir,cis have been made for erect
ing supply sat.r for home d hc ph
poses w.ch with the gas wosLs proSose' 'i
very desrztle . ,--.-, l., - =,
TiiE TAH,jE PIRsTCLAsS HOTEL. located IN an ec
CANT park rnul station Il open ot NOrS NJ
III times supplied wiIh erything ~ season.
CARRIAGES had Iniutr'r notice
II requested Apply Gnnlcn city itnroad
w h iiNNb.N'is' ''""so'
yJ,O LET CHEAP.-Iarge country RESl-