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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-17
THE TURF.


BosroN, October l6.-Three thousand
people visited Mystic Park this afternoon
TO witness the race between Smuggler
and Great Eastern. The pools sold at
$40 to S22 on smuHgler, who behaved
badly, however, and was distanced on the
second heat.
Summary-Grea. Eastern, 2, /; Snug
gler, !, dist Time, 20, 2:24.. Winner
TO receive gate money.
The following Is the summary in the
free for all race; purse S5o01S250 10
first horse, S125 to second, SIS to third,
and $50 70 fourth. Comet, /, !, !; Bella,
2, 2,3; Maybird, 6, 8, 2; Annie Collins,
9, 4, 4; Bonner, 1, 8, s; Hannah D., 5, 8,
8. Time, 2:26, 2:26!, 2:zSi.
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THE ELECTORAL VOFE.

The New York Rraldt 6guressise, as
the present situation, 157 electOralvOtes
certain for Hayes, and 1873 for filden.
This calculation classes California aud
Oregon as doubtful. since the Colorado
election We think they are insured to
Hayes, raising his certain vote to l66,
and decreasing the number neeessa-
~ for him 70 obtain from the doubtful
States to 10 instead OF IS. The conclu.
Eions to which the Hsrald's figures lead
up is that Tilden mua carry New York
and some other Northern State or States,
while New York alCasRould elect Hayes,
and while he could get along without
New York il he secured the others. Let
US now arrange these points with view
to the doctrine Of probabilities, conceding
lin order that we may no. suffer from
over confdence) that California and Ore
gon are doubtful. Our first statement,
then, is as follows:
c1nsIdSreI certain:
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Magnificent Crops in Louisiana

New Orleans TimeSl l..
In Louisiana and all the adjacent
States, the corn crop, though notsO large
as last year, seems to be abundant in
nearly every district, and with the sur
plus Of old corn saved over from last
year, there Is NO fear Of scarcity, except
in a few small areas, which can be local
y supplied. -
{, The rice has had just the weather suit.
ed to that crop, and all Of the largest crop
ever raised in this State has been saved
without any loss, and in the finest condi.
tion for market. il
Cotton is arriving IN large excess over
The receipts Of year ago, owing TO The
fine, dry weather, 80 favorable 10 opening
and the picking Of the staple. !
The worm has done no material dam
age in any large district, and wherever il
appeared came too late 10 do much harm,
as the cotton was too far advanced to.
ward opening.
The receipts at New Orleans are one.
third more than this time last year.
The great crop Of Louisiana is sugar,
add though showers Of rain would have
given a large growth Of cane, yet the dry
weather Is not unfayorable, and the cool
nights With the light frosts have tended
to ripen il. With the prospect Of an
early winter, this is an excellent coldi-
tion OF the crop, as it enables the planter
to work of his crop with less boiling and
less expense for fuel and labor. Grinding
has already begun. .,r,a
Taking ii ali in all, the crop prospsSts
are better ihap they have been Tor years,
and the planters are freer from debt
and more independent than they haye
ever been. 1t has been a year Of good
cheer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-17
A Joint Canvass with a Collision
in it.

CHARLESTON, S. G, October 16.-A
Joint canvass Of Charleston county by the
Democrats and Republicans, which has
been in progress for some days, resulted
In serious collision at Cainhoy, about
nine miles from here. 1t had been agreed
that both whites and blacks should attend
the meeting without arms. During the
speaking an alteration arose between
two individuals Of opposite politics. A
shot having been fired by one Of them,
the negroes belonging to the state mill.
tia, and composing large majority Of
the meeting, secured their muskets
which were secre,ed near by, and volIcy
was fred into the unarmed whites from
the bushes skirting neighboring ravine.
The whites being few in number and al.
together unprepared to fight retreated
to the steamer which had brought them
from the city, but not before two had
been killed and fourteen wounded. The
dead were left in possession Of the ne.
groes. About eighty armed whites LETT
this evening for Cainhoy to recover the
bodies and afford protection to the whites
of that vicinity, who are in dread Of be-
ing attacked or burned ont.
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A short but Cutting Criticism.

(ssr York PuA-wllIam Cullen Bglnts psper.J
Sometimes blind partisan newspaper
will print q dispatch like this: aThe Re.
publieans have elected their ticket in
Podunk by majority Of S76, Repub.
lican gain Of liS, ," and will head It "Great
Democratic Victory in Podunk." Party
leaders, however, ought not 10 do this
sort Of thing in their Official documents.
The newspaper makes only itself ridicu-
lous, but the official document exposes
the whole party 10 ridieule.
Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt, chairman,of the
Democratic National COMMITTEES, has per-
mi.ted his name to be signed to = prepos:
ferrous proclamation addressed ,'to the
people Of the United States" Il con.
tains several bluDders, but its radical
and general mistake l. In sdpposing that
the people Of the United States are. fools.
Mr.. Hewitt knows that theyar nothing
Of the kind. Why does he allow some
childish penman Of his committee 10
atfront them with such nonsense as this ::
sAnd when The deCiddn Of this :Eesk et one
million VotsI along the valley ot the Ohio shah b
rlti6St nslt month BY the Cat q eight million
V0turt tnfuutu11t tuG NupleECIapuCt We AhAu SILL
rtjoies," dc.
Mr.. Hewitt does not mean to rejoice In
q Republican victory, but that Is whatthe
"fat" viii be il October is ratified" by
November. In the State elections Just
held the Republicans have carried Ohio,
which has twenty-five electoral votes.
The Democrats have carried Indiana,
which has fifteen votes, and West Virgin
il, which has Eve. II this proportion Is
"rati6ed BY q "fata throughout the cleo.
tornl college Hayes and Wheeler win be
elected BY seventeen majority-not q
large majority, but too large for Demo.
Gratis 10 rejoice over. The address takes
noacceunt Of the fact that the Republi-
cans have gained ten members Of Con.
Rress in Ohio and Indiana-the most sig.
nifcant fact in the late elections. OF
course Mr.. Hewitt would as soon jump
over Niagara Falls As permit his firm 70
make such misrepresentation in bnsi.
ness matter orphis club to make them In
social affair.
Absurd Misrepresentation Is confined
TO no one party. We believe that party
leaders would loSe nothing II they should
treat their followers mot as children but
Is men and tell thsm the truth. -l.
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The Capital Question.

The Charleston Courier sports as maDy
roosters as the Wheeling Register, but
whether for the same reasons or not we
do not know. Here, for instance, is the
legend under one CT the Courier ROSTERS
"Send the news to Tingle and let Wheel,
ing tremble for We are coming. Wilson,
Ferguson and Quarter mean business" !"
The Courier exults nightly over the
result in Kanswha. 1t interprets the
Democratic victory in that county as a
blow at Wheeling. Witness the follow.
ing clips from its columns:
We will now inform Wheeling that she
cauno. have a torehlight. procession al
Kanawha's expense.
Ferguson, Quarter and Wilson will
legisls,s for this county in the incoming
Legislature.
Now that we have capital ticket, pure
and simple, we shall be disappointed II
matters are not made warm and interest
ing for dear old Wheeling.
One would suppose from the strain in
which the Courier exuls over Wheeling
tha. Ferguson, Quarter and Wilson were
coming here to walk of bodily with the
Capital-including the building-likc
Sampson with the gates Of GAIA.
The only source Of poignant regret to
the Courier, in connection With the late
election, is, we doubt not, the fact that
Ohio county gave s bigger average Dem
ocratic majority than Kanasha. We
did not even elect Republican Sheriff in
this county-as Kanawha has just done
but, on the contrary, quite the reverse.
@Tingls," will of course not lose sight Of
this feature Of the news when the three
giantsiro Charleston arrive with ropes
in their pockets wherevith to strap the
Capital upon their backs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-17

WHEN a Chicago girl received a dis
patch from Wisconsin announcing that
her lover was going of with consumption,
she telegrsphedto to her friend: "Has poor.
jeffrey kept uphis life insurance The
friend telegraphed back: "Policy for
$4,000 in your favor is paid up till May
9, 1877. Poor Jeffrey csunOt last after
the first cold snap.' The young lady
then wondered philosophically how she
would look in black and autographed 10
jeffrey: %Darling, / will be with you on
never TO quit You during life.
Lprline" sit will be sad loss TO you,
my love- ? said her mother. AYES, ma"
sobbed the girl, @but The loss is fully GOV.
cred by &nee."-1hBEae.
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FuRrHER PARTICULARS.

It tappears that when Myers first went
to Busekus house this morning he drew
q pistol on the old man, whereupon the
latter seized his rife and drove him from
the premises. Myers then went down
town, borrowed u double.barrelled shot-
gun, and returned to Buskus' home, not.
withstanding his mothers entreaties, and
as the old man was entering'his house to
get bis rife Myers fred, putting four
buckshot into his back. Myers was ar.
rested, bat before the inquest was held
was released op $500 bail. The coroner's
jury returned verdict Of felonious kill
ing by Myers. The young man was sub,
sequently rearrested and placed in the
custody OF the jaller, who Immediately
permitted him TO appear on the streets
accompanied by friend. The excite:
ment among the Germans is intense, and
the indignation Of the people generally
At the conduct of the authorities is very
great ~ .H...
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flow Colorado Has Gone-News
for the Skepties. ~ IA
,rial llJpateh 10 the Cinrlnna n Tlmes.

Especial dispatch to the cneinaa ii Tlrnsl
COLUMBUS, O., October 14.-There are
still some skeptics 10 Ohio in doubt as to
how Colorado has gone. Private dis
patches and the Associated Press have
day after day declared there had been a
Republican victory there, and yet both
Democrats and Republicans are contin-
ualIy telegraphing here to know how
Colorado has gone, and TO satisfy these
numerous inquiries Gen. Wikoff tele-
graphed this morning to ]. G. Wilson,
Chairman Of the Republican Committee
Al Denver, and has just received q dis
patch stating that John L. Routt, Repub.
iican candidate for Governor, and james
B. Beliord, Republican candidate for
Congress, have both been elected by $50
majority, and thus the balance Of the Re-
publican State ticket has been elected by
over 1000, and that The Legislature is
two-thifds Republican, and elected by =
majority Of {, 300. I.Is to be hoped that
this will safely anxious inquirers as to
how Colorado has gone.
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We have simply to say 10 regard to the
letter received BY Mr.. Dunleyy, Of Bridge
port that we have the original-enyelope
and all-At this Office, where it can be
seen by any incredulOus person who
chooses to call to verify the copy Of it
published above. The whole affair Is
straight Al a shingle, save and ercep. the
crooked part that Samuel J, Tilden-
"ReiOrmer'-plays in it
Carl Schuiz said in his speech at Bel
laire that he was somewhat afraid that
Mr.. Tildens honesty ssyOred too much
Of that cold blOcded kind that is born Of
calculation. This may be true as to what
ever Of honesty Mr.. Tildsn possesses, bat
the transaction with Potter 4 stymus
indicates that even that equiyoeal kind
is scarce With the 'RStornsr."
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The Postal Service Commission.

ST.. LOUIS, October 16.-The Railway
Postal Service Commissioners held an
other session to-day, and left tonight for
Texas. The Board Of Trade to-day made
an extended reply to the various ques.
lions asked by The Commission, it being
an elaboration Of what has been previ-
ously stated in these dispatches, viz:
that the necessities Of this city and the
country to the west and southwest Of il
required a double daily railway postal
service over the shortest route from New
York to St. Louis, and that justice TO this
city and the country tributary to it de-
mands postal service equal to that
afforded to competing cities. A careful
com parison il made OF the mail facilities
at Chicago and St. Louis and the discrim.
nations in favor Of the former city are
clearly pointed ont.
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Special Cabinet Meeting.

WAsnxeTos, October 16.-There was
= special Cabinet meeting to-day Of two
hours duration, at which all the depart
ments excepting the War were represent.
ed. The meeting was for the purpose Of
attending to miscellaneous subjects aecu-
mulating during the summer. Governor
ChamberlGins request for the assistance
Of the General Government in preserving
peace in South Carolina was not consid-
cred, but will be at the regular session
tomorrow, when Secretary Cameron will
be in Attendance. r.e t
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October l6.-A special from
Madrid states that the Bishop Of Minor.
ca has Issued new circular enjoining on
the masters Of the primary schools not
10 admit the sons Of ProtestGnts or other
dissenters.
short Crops and Distress in India
LoSDoS, October l6.-A special to the
7Emes from Calcutta reports that distress
prevails ID Eccan and Southern Mahraita
because OF the failure Of the crops. The
Government has opened relief works.
Scarcity is also reported from Khandest
and NGssick.
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RICHMOND, ISD., October l6-L. B
Case, Of this city, Secretary OF the State
Archaeological Association, has issued =
call for the FIRST annual meeting Of this
society at the State House, Indianapolis,
October l7th and 18th. Professor Owen
and President Joseph Moore will be
present and read papers Of special inter:
est. Other distinguished scientists will
also read papers. A large collection oi
prehistoric relics Will be on exhibition
Arrangements are now completed guar
auteeing grand success for this society
at It's FIRST annual meeting.
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Grand Fraternal Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, October 26.-Arrange-
ments are being made for grand frs'er.
nal Methodist meeting to be held here
October 25tb BY the ". E. Church South
OF this city, aud also the N E Churches
Of New Albany and Jefiersonville, Ind,
and this city, with those Of both churches
who may be pleased to join with them
from other sections OF the country.
Bishop Ksvanaugh, of the Southern
Church, and Bishop Foster, Of the NJ. E.
Church, have signifed their purpose to
be present, and many others OF promI-
nence in the two churches are expected.
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IS excursion train left wa'binston' .no;,1,
p, for the Centennial Yesterday, ~ aIi,ss f,s.
!. ior the rouul trip, good for ta 'tn a's', a,:".
i...,s '.a.sI n n ,in.. We ,ogs: to the B. &
b.. apd C. &Pg that the I:a,s .s1s s-'1'S =. w.
rsa Wheeling include "SNe'' ~ ~
WI tSi0.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October 16.-The
reports to the Department Of Agriculture
indicate reduction Of the condition ot
cotton, in Tenn. and the principal cot
ton States, from an average Of 92S TO sS22.
The figures for the condition Of the States
are as follows: North Carolina, 81;
South Carolina, so; Georgia, IS; Florida,
so; Alabama, 20; Mississippi, s.; Louisi.
ana, 81; Texas, 9l; Arkansas, Sc; Tennes.
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Nj, Daniord at Martin" Ferry
NJ Tonight.

S,,, out announcement yesterday
u. NJ, D.niori would 'reak in Wheel
:, .yniSh., the aFEangtmen! has been
..,,.si 20 .s TO sllow him to speak at
IL, meeting a, Martins Ferry this even
=, He vii! consequently not 'Peak in
NJ, T.,,liar aa,ii, perhaps, Saturday ?!isbi
,.r Dae ao,ice will be given OF the
II, Republican club. Of Wheeling are
,;r, over to the Ferr! tonight to give
4. 5,,...en over there i benefit in re-
,g,s for tseir visit TO this State. Those
so..irk that there are now, or will be
.,,,.n ,hi. and the election, any RePub-
l..s cape. or torches for sale had better
r ave, to Martins Ferry tonight and
:. The boy. in procession. All such
,.,.on. viii come away With that delu'
non tIscinally ii.rellei from their
minds.
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Heather Renort.
WAR UEPAKfMEST,
OFRIcE or THS cuEY sioNIL OFYIcEH,
WAGHIN0ToS, D T., October Ill A. Il

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling or stationary barometer, south or
west winds and warmer clear weather.
For the Upper Lakes, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valley, rising
followed by falling barometer, southwest
TO southeast winds and shifting tempera-
ture. In the first section stationary
70 rising temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional
rains in the first district.
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by rising barometer, frost and brisk south
10 northwest winds, slight changes in
and partly cloudy weather.
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ArcHIsoS, KAN, October l7.-Track
laying on the extension Of the Central
Branch Of the Union Pacific railroad
from Waterville westward was begun to-
day, President Pomeroy driving the first
spike. The grading for twenty miles is
nearly done, and the iron Is on the
ground. Cars will run to Washington
'by November. \
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HEAVY Losses 10 STOCK OPERATORS.
A Brutal Murder-Scandalous
Indifference OF the Authorities.

ST.. LOUIS, October 16-A Jefferson
City special to the Evening" Despaies says !:
HJames Myers, q son Of Sheriff Myers Of
this county shot and killed George Buse.
kus feeble old German living in the
southern part Of the city, about 10 o'clock
this morning. The story runs that young
Myers had been too intimate with a
daughter Of Busekus, and that he had
been forbidden TO enter the ehouse. This
morning Myers called on Busekus, and
IN altercation ensued. Shortly after,
Myers shot the old man in his own yard,
putting IA buck shotinto his body. Myers
was arrested.
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Illuen ns u Model "ketOfner-
How he Plead the statute OF
Limitation 10 Escape the Pay
ment OF u Debt.
Ga the iih OF this month there Ap.
Pea'si in the New York Times ap edit.
OriL article headed "Another way to pay
Dsbs, in which a detailed account was
given Of the way that Samuel J. Tilden-
the RetOrner-pEesent Democratic can.
didate for President OF the United States
contracted a bill al the Furniture house
Of Potter &Slymu', oiNeW York, and of
SOW, after long delay, he Gnally "dead
beated' the house out OF part Of their
pay. The facts 10 the case we're fully and
;iscun'tantially set forth by the Tfuel,
Z" fully, indeed, as to induce a sharp
discussion and expression of opinion, pro
iod con, between Republican and a
Democrat Of Bridgeport, Ohio, a. to their
s'eiiSllityi the conversation finally end
inE in a BET as to the truth OF the state
ssH' made by the TIms. The upshot q
iae matter WAS that Mr.. E. \. Dunlevy,
OF Bridgeport, sat down aud wrote to the
house Of Potter 4 Stymus OF New York,
aod Nked them il the article in the Tine,
81 The ith OF October, purPOrting to give
sas iacii in transaction between their
A0c's and Samuel ]. TiIden, was perfectly
Tue and correct. To this letter Mr.
VanIevy h" received the following re.
ply:
NV YORk, October 10, 1876.
I y D'R!ey, E'g.:
DrAA SiR-The statemen. in the New
ia't Tina Of the 4th inst. relating TO
S'i lecount against Samuel ]. Tilden was
. every part truthful and accurate,
IsIaoai any addition or exaggcration
'a1sVef. Yours respectfully,
POTTER & STYNus MFu. Co.
A!isr this letter, aud the statement pre-
S'ang it the readers Of the ISrE1EoES.
IN will be anxious to see the statement
%'As Tpt, on the 4th OF this month in
regard 10 Mr.. Tildeas transaction with
N' house Of Potter x stymus. We
ss''diagIy transfer /, to our columns, as
fellows:
sIss,ts. Potter s Stymus, Of Lexine-
y "a avenue, between Forty.drsl and
sGty1econd streets, are leading manu-
iSIu'tF' Of cabinet furniture, and do a
.Igs business among our wealthy citi.
ga Over twelve years ago, on The lst
;S!uly, 1864, Mr.. Tilden, requiriug some
'asaisute Tor his house in Grsmercy
oRt, called at the estSblishment Of
s. Se;.t'. Potter & Stymus and ordered
'Nioul ~. articles OF household iurniture,
NJ, Is At subsequent periods, up 10 MAY,
~ ~ ordered additional articles, arVre.
sg On the whole amount Si.sS{ 75.
y, Iaes q asasEs: Potter & stymns fursisb.
ne articles they, Of course, knew
80 samuel J. Tildeu was; they knew
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ST.. LOUIS, October l6.-Nothing Of
special Importance has been developed
respecting Frank james: Chief Nc
Donough Is still uncertain whether the
man is Frank James or Col. Carter. He
expects to know very soon, however, as
Dr.. Mosher, Of Sioux City, has telegraph,
ed that be will come doWn'at once, and
photographs OF the prisoner were taken
10 o.day and sent to Hobbs Kerry, in Jail AZ
Bonneville for him 70 identify. ltis even
thought that Kerry will be brought here
10 confront the man himself.
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SNOW storm at Norfolk.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1a.-There Ras a
snow storm which lasted several hours at
Norfolk yesterday, and in this neighbor-
hood. The weather is extremely cold,
the thermometer here, yesterday, and at
sunrise to-day vas 81. 1t is feared that
the heavy gale which prevailed of the
capes was disastrous 10 vessels.
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rhe Rlaek nilIs ReIinquIshed.

81. Paul, October 16.-The Pones'
Pas special from Bismarck says: The
Indians at Standing Rock signed the
treaty relinquishing the Black Hills on
Wednesday. The treaty was so far mod
ifed as not to insist on their removal 10
the Indian Territory.
The troops intended for the expedition
20 into camp tomorrow and will proba'
bly, leave Wednesday. Gen. Sturgiss ]:
en- route 10 Join his regiment and will
probably command the expedition unless
Terry goes in person.
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OVR1117eIIkEUs y" VT ''-9'S s'1S
Crimson says: although the table shows
that necessary expenses have been dOu-
bled in The last fifteen yeats, while the
term has been shortened, the writer assur-
es us that this is not due to extravaganza.
1t is shown that the average total ex-
pense Of each member Of the classs Of &c
per year was SLOTS, while the average
man in go spent about $500 year"
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II i. believed BY we'll informed politi.

Iris believed by well informed pOliti.
clans in Indiana that the irresistible force
Of Blue Jeans Williams was in'hls home.
spun and farmer.like style. he wore blue
Jeans, looked like Abraham Lincoln, and
was . farmer. The Republicans could
have beaten anything and everything but
that. Now that all the blue breeches re.
quired have been administered, the Re-
publicans think they can carry The stste.
-nasi,I1f; Tonmese;nL- -