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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-29
The CongressIonal Contest.

SAN FaAvcIsco, November 2S.-with
reference to the impending contest over
the Congressional election in the Fourth
district, the Republican leaders here
say II Wiggington contests they have
evidence on hand OF frauds in San Benito
Fresno, Merced and Monterey counties
the conviction OF which will give Pacheco
decided majority. The frauds alleged
have been In connection with naturaliza'
tion and registration, and would impli'
cate certain county Judges. t
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ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-John P. Bar.
Gus, who with Charles Harry Williams,
robbed the County Treasury at Knox
vile, Iowa, on the 10th Of October last,
was arrested in :Atchison on the 20lh
inst. and brought here, where he has been
kept in durance until tonight, when he
was sent 10 Knoxville in charge Of Off.
GERS. Before leaving ho made confes'
sion Of the robbery and full statement
how It was done. John Brannon and
Eliza Flanders, who were arrested here
some days ago as accessories, were also
sent up In company with BArcus.
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BROKE DOWN,

About hali.past 3 o'clock this after
noon the floor OF the store room ad Join
ing the south wall Of the City Hall
which was used for storing iron ties ant
cotton seed, gave way and the roof fell in
with q terrible crash. james Eewsom
Comptroller Of the city, his brother
and William and Thomas Nicker occII'
pied rooms Ia the second story, and
their cries for help soon attracted large
crowd. Comptroller Newsom was soon
released and found TO be but slightly hurt
by the falling debris; bu. two hours hard
work were required to extricate the
others, who were found to be considera,
bly, bruised, but not seiiously hurt.
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The Revolution In Lower Call.
fornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.-san
Diego dispatches say letter received
from San Rafael, the Capital Of Lower
California, confirms the report that Gov.
Villagrano'a government had been over.
turned, but says the facts arc he was
himself o revolutionist in favor Of DiaE
and has been arrested and sent to Quay
mas on the charges Of abuse Of the cleo
toral laws, fraudulent practices, &c. The
universal feeling Is in favor OF u new
government.
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The Balance OF Power.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 2S.-
Tho Senate and House voted separately
to-day for United States Senator. The
Democratic caucus, in order to prevent
the election being made by the Republic
cans, concentrated on one Of the Demo-
crats this morning. The Senate Demo-
crau voted for Mr. Pugh, and the House
Democrats solid for Gen. Morgan. The
caucus meets again at 4 o'clock. The Re
publican vote OF the Senate and House
aggregate %, and cast entirely for either
Pugh or Morgan, as the Democratic vote
now cast would elect.
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Providence, R. l., November PSI
is understood that special session o.
the general Assembly will be convened
Friday 10 nomination hePresidantial elet
tor In place OF George B. CorliIS, United
States Centennial Commissioners, held
by the Supreme Court disqualified.
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Annual Election OF Erie Direct
OFH.

New YORK, November 2s.-At meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Erie Bail
road Company at the company's ofiict
to-day the following directors for 1897
were elected without opposition: n. R
Baltzer, John B. Brown, Thomas Dick
son, R. s. Grant, s. 8. Guthrie, 9. W
Hotchkiss. II. J. Jewett, John J. John
ston, E. D. Morgan, Ira Parker, Cort
landt Parker, Homer Ramsdell, N. o
Roberts, Samuel Sloan, H. g. Stebbens
G. T. Talmann and ]. L. Welsh; Mr.. 8
NJ. Barlow voting on $4,000 shares ant
II. J. JeWett on 10000 shares.
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TOPEKA, Ks., November 2s.-The State
Board Of CanvasSerS to-day decided not
to issue certificates TO the members Of the
Legislature from Barber, Rush, Rocks
and Kingman counties, there not being
enough votes cast in said counties 10 en-.
title Them under the Constitution to rep.
resentation. Total vote for electors
Hayes, 1882; Tilden, 81, ,902; temperance
ITO: American Alliance, 100,
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States, Rights In Danger.

The Democracy are in danger OF being
hoisted by their States Rights dogma II
they do not keep sharp look out. John
Randolph took the ground in 1920, in the
contest over the vote Of Missouri, that
Presidential Electors were State officers,
and that their vote in each State for
President and Vice President could not
be revised or altered in any manner
by Congress. In other words, that
each State having made It's return there
was no power in Congress to tamper
with that returns. Now, however, the
Democracy generally and especially
that ultra States Rights Democrat Of
New York, Clarkson N. Potter, are OF
the opinion that i! will be competent for
the House to put in its oar in the Presi.
Dental question as soon as the vote OF
= disputed State ia reached, This pro.
gramme will Of course involve the sur
render Of the State sovereignty character
Of Presidential electors.
But It is not otimpossible that fresh trouble
will meet the Democracy il they abandon
the States Rights theory and attempt 10
revise in Congress the votes Of the States
IN ndispu,s. The Stats OF Alabama heads
the list ofs.ates, and 1t has been suggest.
ed that as soon as that State is called
Senator Morton, or some one else, will
object to It's vote being counted prior to
Congressional inquiry into the manner
by which its vote was carried for Tilden,
the census Of 1870 showing that there
were in that State 1887 colored voters
and only 9i,7ol white voters, and there
being authenticated reports OF frand and
violence at various polls.
II the Democracy refuse to 20 back Of
the vote OF the Alabama electors, 10 in.
quire how they were elected, 1t will put
them in an embarrassing position when
the States Of Florida, Louisiana and South
Carolina are called. They must there.
fore make up their minds before the time
comes round which horn OF the dilemma
they are going TO lay hold on.
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severely Injured.

sPRINorIEIp, November 2s.-A newly
made bride and groom, named Gaddey,
while going home 10 q coach from the
wedding party, were struck byA locomo-
tive while crossing the Ware River Rail.
road. The bride was fatally injured
and the groom was terribly bruised.
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NEW YORK, November ga Tine
Richmond special says: It Is understood
that should he become President, Tilder
will give the Attorney Generalship 10
Judge John A. Meredith, Of Richmond.
The correspondent pays him 4 high com
plimeut a. 4 6ne lawyer and an honora'
Bic gentleman.
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MEMPHIS.
Lieut.. Mckinney.

MRMrHp, November 2s.--Lieut. John
Mckinney, Of the Fourth Cavalry, who
was killed In an engagement with the
Indians on the 25th inst, as reported Ii
the Associated Press dispatches to-day,
was a native Of this city, and his un:
timely death causes profound sorrow
among his friends.
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PET1rIoN IN pANKRuFlcY.

A petition OF involuntary bankruptcy
was filed In the q. s. District Court to.
day by the creditors OF Indres & Co..
wholesale liquor dealers Of this city. Ii
abilities about 100000. Among the cred
itors are some Of tho largest liquor deal
ers in tho West and New York.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.

LONDON, November 2s.-Thos. Carlyle
writes 70 q friend on the Eastern ques
uon, endorsing to tho fullest extent the
recommendation In Mr.. Gladstone'a
pamphlet for the expulsion Of tho Turk.
ish governing classes from Europe.
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CABINET MEETING.

No business Of importance was trans.
acted by the Cabinet to-day. The situa.
ton in South Carolina was the prominent
topic Of conversation, but no new action
was taken concerning it, or in regard to
any other matters connected with the re.
cent elections.
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sale Of The washington Library

PHILADELPHIA, November 2s.-At the
sale Of the Washington library TO day the
proceeds Of the entire collection sold, in.
Guiding Gen. Washington's own library
and that formerly owned by other mem.
bers Of his family, amou nted to $1,000.
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RALEIGH, N. G., November 20.-sena.
tor Ransom, whose term expires next
March, was reelected. The proclama-
ton OF Gov. Brayden on the result OF the
recent election in this State gives Tilden
a majority Of 1918, with three small
counties not heard from officially.
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MoNTeoMERY, Ala, November 2S.--
Gen. John 7. Morgan, received the Dem:
ocratic caucus nomination for the United
States Senator and will be elected to.mor.
row 10 succeed Goldthwaite.
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nmeInIYote otIndinna.

IsDIANAPoLIs, November 2s.-The OF
fcial vote Of Indiana, stands: Tilden.'
2l9,526; Hayes, 207,97i; Til5en over
HAYES, 6,555. Cooper's vote Is 9,638.
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CLEVELAND, November 2S.-Charles
sprague, yard master at youngstown, Of
the L. s. / N. s. Railroad was instantly
killed at that place tonight. In throw.
ing a switch his foot slipped, he fell I'm.
der the cars and was crushed.
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Ordered 10 Fort slcEIenry.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2s.-Bat.
terry NJ Sd U. 8. artillery, thirty men,
which has been on duty 10 camp within
the Exhibition grounds since May the
9th, has been ordered to Fort McHenry,
and will leave tomorrow morning.
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Death Of an Old Citizen.

Co1uMDbs, ONO, November 2s.-
Orange johnson, prominent and re.
spected citizen who has been q resident
Of Columbus since 1914, died at his home
this city to-day.
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Fifteen Years In the Peniten.
tiary.

INDEANApoLls, November 2s.-Peter
McCarty, a notorious counterteiter and
fugitive from various places, was arrested
at Richmond and to-day sentenced BY the
us. Court Of this city TO Is years 10 the
penitentiary. An associate named Wal.
ien was sentenced to 10 years.
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OhifuarY.

ST.. LOUIS, November 2s.-The funera'
Of Judge knight took place to-day, ant
was attended by nearly all the lawyera o
the city, besides large concourse Of cit
liens. The Circuit Court, and Crimina
Court closed In respect to his memory.
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The Rhode Island EIcctor.

PROVIDENCE, November %. The
Governor has called an extra session oi
the General Assembly to meet in this city
next Friday to elect a Presidential elect
or In the place Of George II. Carliss, ad-
judged by the Supreme Court as ineligl'
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New York, November 2S.-The Oil.
zens Irish Journal OF this city has passed
into the editorial control Of Michel J.
HefFerman formerly editor Of the Irish
people and American. - -
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FIRE RECORD.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 2s.--
The Malt house of. & P. Babe at No.
81 Thompson street, burned to-day. Loss
$4,000. Iusurance $4,000.
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For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, cooler northeast winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather, possibly follow
ed by warmer south winds.
For Upper Lakes, rising barometer,
cooler northwest winds, with clear OF
partly cloudy weather
For the Lower Lakes, southwest, veer-
ing to colder north Sest winds, rising bar
ometer, with partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
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OMAHA, November ga brakeman
named Charles Van Pelt waI crushed be.
tween an engine and freight car 4.
Grand Island, receiving injuries causing
his death. TF
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WASHINGTON.
House Committee on Appropria.
tiOnB.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2s.-
Representative Randall writes from New
York that be will be here tomorrow, al
which time II Is expected that complete
estimates will be received from the
Treasury Department, and that quorum
Of the House Appropriation Committee
will be in attendance to commence the
work Of preparing the annual appropria'
tion bills. OF the members Of the Com
mittee, Messrs. Holman, Wells, Blount
Foster and Waldron are now here, aud
Mr.. Atkinsis expected.
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CAIRO, November 2s.-Lieutenaut.
General Sheridan passed through here
to-day en- route 10 Chicago.
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LONDON, November 2s.-The Times
Vienna special says u dispute has arisen
regarding the line Of domarcation around
Ale1ina!z. The Russian project includes
Deligrad and Alexinatz 10 tho neutral
zone, while the ServiRns claim that Alex.
inatI should be evacuated on the ground
thatit was occupied by the Turks alter
the armislice began.
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Gov Wells said he had already ruled
on that point and thought iilwas rnneces.
ssary TO say more about It, as the copies
had not been received.
Gouthrie and Judge SpofIord urged the
necessity Of ordering the Supervisors to
make their returns.
Gov. Wells replied that he would give
tho order II the returns were not pro.
duced by Wednesday.
Col. Zacharie fled motion To the effect
that the twenty-four hours having elaps.
ed the party proposing intersoSatories
shall fx the time, place and name Of q.
s. Commissioner to take testimony, and
be shall notify the counsel on the oppo.
site side twen.y.four hours in advance, so
both parties may be present when the tes-
timony 10 being taken.
The motion was overruled Immediate.
ly, and the Board then went into Execu.
tive session.
EXAMINING WITNESSES.
In the executive session the Board in.
spected the returns from the remaining
wards In the city and from three par
ishes, all Of which were laid over for fu-
ture action. The parish Of ouachita was
taken up much to the surprise Of the
Democratic counsel, East Baton Rouge
being the parish fixed for to-day. Four
negroes were introduced as witnesses in
behalf Of the Republicans, and were er.
amined orally by the Board. The Board
ruled In the first place that unless the
Democrats had cross interrogatories, they
would not be permitted to examine the
witnesses orally. Finally, after remarks
by the Republican and Democratic visit
Ing committees, the Board consented to
allow the cross examination Of witnesses
by the Democrats. The testimony Of the
witnesses was as to intimidation and out
RACES, and they were very difuse 10 their
statements. The Democrats will intro.
duce rebutting testimony tomorrow,
when the consideration Of the 0uachita
case Is to be resumed.
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ENGLAND.

MAScHEsrRR, November 29.-The
Guardian says that the beet root crop In
Germany, as we'll as in France, aeems 10
be q complete failure this year.
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PRopAntLiuKS,

War DRPARTHRHT,
OFgIcR OF rHE CuRT sIoHAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., November 29-l a. 4.
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"ELIzA% PISESToN.

ELlLA = LlNkSltNt
mark.
sEo'n to aud subscribed before me this
'"@! ol November, 1870.
John II. DRlSEGRovg, j.. p"
'A' Correspondent OF the Chicago 1ri.
,%'a'psaE' Of this woman, whose all.
t'''' Is thu. given, as follows: "She
va bullet wound in her breast, which
SA'N through her lung and out Of her
'St' deep cash from a knife in her
~ 4 bullet wound in one leg, a cut
wa a knife from the hip nearly to the
'a~ and her head i. covered with
I'' ,'a'd', one Of which wa. given with the
%"'Hd ,s Z, 0I a pistol, aud the other with
~ NY The chords In one Of her feet are
So severed She was left for dead, and
'ne has survived so long seems to
d. miracle, " for two or three week.
't. a'' .r',, been almost constantly hunted
!,,S.., %' tlld'a men who murdered her
There are anuubet Of O,b., iDoi5.,,.
s.S.S'. ss " ALLEGED violence, by the CORES.
tSs''s'' t,s s, We have quoted. They are ia.
a.. a'Nn from the month. ..J
We 5davIa Of refugee,
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". u. CALDWELL, VIZ InITH, Ak FHyuuoa
PreI't HSEGt. AaRsEH
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CoLuM1tA, November 2s.-The Demo.
cratic members elect to the House Of Rep.
resentatives, met Atm in the Carolina
Hall, o. Democrats and two Republicans
participated, and were sworn In by Judge
Cook, 10 Et'i s.G|
Tho House ras organized and will claim
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.SH EnlFF'S SAL Els.


SHERIFF's SALE.
- BY virtue of n writ of Levari Facias 10
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sal SHI PLEY ST,
kept by George W. ortlir. in the city of Will
mingtOp, New Castle county, Delaware. on
Friday.
THE 10th DAY OF MAY, 1876,
Al 2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel OF nd
situate in the city Of Wilmington. afore-
sad, bounded and described as follows. to
wit:
beginning at point on the southerly tide
of q forty feet wide street at the distance Il
one hundred feet westerly from the westerly
side Of ClaymOnt street, said iorty feet wide
street being laid out parallel with fifteenth
street and distant therefrom northcrly one
hundred and fifty feet running from Clay
mont to Head street thence eoutherly para
lIcl with Claymont street seventy fect to a
tsrner, thence westerly parallel with fifteenth
steeet ffiy feet to a cor uer, thence nOrtherly
and parallel with the FIRST described line sew :
euty feet to the aforesaid side forty feet ride
rs ABOVE descsibed and thence thereby east
crly fifty fee to the place of beginning, be
the contents thereofwhat they may, BOOK s.
vol .. Page 262 &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty of John L. Wris ht and Margaret Jane
his wife, and to be sold by
WM. ii. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office New Castle.
May 1876 may2-ts,
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ooIoRnD MEN.
New Political Organ tzafiOn Opv,o. ed
to the Republicans


WASHINGTON, May 5.-An organiza-
tiou of colsred men, with duly elected
officers, under the name of "Ihe Ma
tional Independent Political Uaisn,"
has been formed here, and has issued
an address to the colored people. The
character of this address may be
judged from an extract, which says:
"You cannot afford longer to band
yourselves together for the perpetua-
tion of a party that has bound you
hand and foot, and robbed you of your
hard earnings by instituting Freed
mans Bank, ostensibly to make you
thrifty, but in fact with an eye to en-
rich Republican cormorants and vam-
pires, whose disreputable characters
were too notorious to receive other
Federal appointments" 1t concludes
as follows: 1.-The Republican party
has been false to itself, false to the
country, false to the negro, whom it
has pretended to favor; but, in fact,
whom it has made perverse, because
of The policy of hate it has forced him
to accept against people with whom
he lives and must continue to live
For these reasons we expect you to
cooperate with as in :he coming Pres
idential election, and aid by your bal
lots to retrieve the good name and lost
honor of our common country. Friends
may God enlighten and lead you TO see
your political duty in the coming con-
test, is the wish of your friend and
well wisher."
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CBERIFF'S SALE.
- By. virtue of a writ of Alias Pieri Facias
to me directed. will he exposed to public sale
at the Hotel of Thomas d. Broadway. in the
tOwn of Delaware City, in Red Lion Hum
dred. in New Castle County, Del. or
FRIDAY,
TuE 18th DAY OF MAY. A. d, 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. IN.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate,
lying and beng in the town of Delaw are
City in Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, and state If Delaware, and bounded
aud described as follows. to Wit: Beginning
at the east corner OF Clinton and Fifth sire cts,
and running thence tOu,heastwardly along
the said Fifth street two hu ndred and eight
ieet to the north corner of Fifth and Hamil-
ton streets. thence enthusiastically along th Q
northeast side of said Hamilton street one
hundred feet, thence nortbwestwardly and
parallel with said Fifth street two hundred
and eight feet TO the .out east tide of Gin
ton street aforesaid. thence along said Gin
ton street southwestwardly one hunaIed feet
70 the place of beginning, containing twenty
thousand eight hundred square feet Of la nd
more or less.
Seized and taken into execution az the
property Of The delaware City Academy
WIN. ID. Clark. President of the Board OF
Trustees of the Delaware City Academy on
behalf of said corporation,) and 10 be sold bs
WIN. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff,
SHERIFF. Office. New Castle,
April q. A. ID. 1876. apr2its
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OPEN FHB CENTENNIAL ON SUNDAY
Workmen were busy all day on Sunday
preparing the centennial grounds for the
opening Tomorrow. This was really a
desecratiou of the Sabbath and shows
the hypocrisy, of the managers in refus-
ing to allow the grounds and buildings
TO be visited on Sunday. The people
should demand that the grounds be
opened en- Sunday and the buildings too.
They would be guilty of no mote sin in
walking through the exposition than
they would in walking in the country
and admiring the works of nature. They dc
not ask that the exhibitors shall be pres
ent to show their wares, or that the ma.
chinery shall be kept in motion. Nc
work beyond guarding the prem ses need
be done, and all who see proper to close
their stalls could do SO.
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Before the Civil Service Committee
on Monday, Miss Ada G. Sweet, Pen.
sion Agent at Chicago, testified that in
consideration of receiving the appoint
ment, she agreed to pay David Blake.
ly. the retiring agent. $210e, and paid
the money over to B. IL. Campbell,
then and now United States Marshal
Tor that District. Campbell is Gener
al Babcock's father-in-law. Bakely
was also defaulter, as PensionAgent
to the amount of $4,000, and she was
subsequently compelled to paw thi.
also. When the President found on,
that she was paying money for hel
appointment, he notified her that 9
continuance of it would be sufficient
cause for her removal.