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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-15
Thc Iyhrcling IntelIigencer,

In another column will be found the
prospectus Of the Wheeling 1NrELLIGEs-
GER for 1876. 1t is first.class newspa-
per, and persons desiring a Wheeling pa
per would do we'll to subscribe for the In
TELLIoENcER.-RomHey Inteiiigeneer.
We publish in another column the
prospectus OF tho Wheeling INTELLIoEN-
GER ior 1876. The INTELIIGEScER is a
most excellent paper, and worth double
its price. loorefeld Examiner.
The prospectus Of the Wheeling INTEL
LIoEScER will be found in another col
umn. 1t is a wide awake, ably conducted
paper, furnishing full supply Of foreign
and domestic news, and editorially discus
sing politics and social and religious pro-
gress and reforms and want OF reforms
as a live newspaper acknowledgements
Chronicle.
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VOLUME XXIv---NUMBER $50.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

BnBoA, February 14.-The Alfonsist
General, Quesade, has advanced to Ell.
gueta, establishing communication with
General Maldenads and both are pushing
the Carlists.. In an attempt to force q
fight the Carlists have been outnumbered
and out.maneuyered and have fallen
back on Mount Ain and the astnesses OF
Guipezeoa. ...,
MADRID, February IA caucus OF
the. newly elected Ministerial Deputies
occurred to-day. Two hundred and
seven members were present. Canoyas
Del Costello, President Of Council Of
Ministers, expressed his qualification at
being summoned by the representatives Of
the Spanish people. It was "a guarantee
Of the re.cstablishment OF constitution
al monarchy. He believed that the ter
mination OF the civil war was now near,
therefore il was necessary'to work for the
restoration Of the prosperity Of the coun-
try, which had lgreatly suffered In the
last few years, and to establish the
Spanish credit. .
Gen. Melcany, Governor and Captain
General Of PHILIPPINE Islands, left Manil-
Ia on the Sd Of February with 5000 men
10 punish the Zooloo pirates.
THE STATUS OF THE cUBANINsURREcrEoN
Caldera Collantes, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, has sent q memorandum dated
February 8 to.the Spanish'representatiyes
abroad, instructing them to read it to
Foreign Ministers and TO leave copy II
requested. The memorandum, after
pointing out that the Cuban insurrection
was no longerle by natives Of the island,
but by foreign adventlrers, negroes, mu'
lattoes, Chinese, and deserters form the
bulk ot the insurgent forces. Their army
contains scarcely 500 white Cubans,
while more than 10000 Of the latter are
serving with the Royal volunteers. Spain
cannot come to any terms with such an
element. She can only, after having OBJ
tanned complete victory, grant TO Cuba
all the liberties which, but for the
present insurrection, she would already
possess and which the neighboring Island
Of Porto Rico, where slavery has been
utterly abolished, fully enjoys.
Rcinforcements numbering 2S,O 600 men
have been dispatched 10 Cuba within II
months. The duration of tho insurrec-
ton is in consequence Of the difficulties
Of transportation in the country. Not
withstanding the insufrection the tradeof
Cuba has doubled during ten years. The
more fertile parts OF the Island are un-
touched by the insurrection, and only a
few districts have suffered from it. AL
foreigners who sustain losses will be re-
imbnrscd and the embargo on foreign
goods will be raised.
The memorandum is considered as an
indirect reply TO the last note from the
United States.
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An Importaut Ruling.

New YORK, February 14.-An impor-
tant ruling was made in the United States
Circuit Court to-day by Judge Wallace in
the suit Of Berry VS.. the Adams Express
Company, before jury, The case involy-
ed the legal construction Of a clause in
the Express companies receipt limiting its
liabilities to $50, unless the value Of the
packages shall be stated by the shipper at
the time OF shipment. The. court ruled
that the receipt was binding contract
and that as the plaintiff did not state the
value OF his shipment at the time Of the
delivery to the Express Company the re-
sponsibillty Of the latter was limited to
$50, and the plaintiff could only recover
that amount, even though the actual loss
had been occasioned by the negligence OF
the defendant,
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WHEELING WEST VA, TUESDAY FEBRUARY l5 1876

ate could inquire as to the Legislature
which elected him. In other words what
was good law for Goldthwaite's case
was not good law to apply to
the Pinchback case. The Senator from
Ohio had referred to the election returns
Of 1872. That election was monstrous
fraud and the root Of this whole evil.
Now there was conspiracy to overcome
and defeat Republican majority in Lou
isiana OF 900 or 10000?
Without concluding Mr.. Morton yield
ed for the executive session.
The President pro TEN announced that
he had just signed the bill 10 aid in the
Centennial celebration Of American inde-
pendence.
The Senate after short executive ses-
sion adjourned.
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GheQntelIiaetrGer


MoRE SHEEP GOING WEsT.-We haa
a call yesterday from Mr.. A. G. NC
Kecver, Of Kansas City, Mo, formerly
of Washington county, Pap who has
made his second visit to this region,
within year past for the purpose OF
picking up fine sheep for the far western
markets. Last July he bought a small
lot Of picked sheep, and took them QUITO
New Mexico, where they arc in demand
10 cross with the native breeds Of that
country. This time he expects to take
out about 500 fine. bucks, and he has al
ready bought most OF them. Part of
them he purchased in Brooke county, from
Messrs. J. G. Gist and G. H. Beall; part
in Jefferson county, Ohio, from Mitchell
Burris and Johns Mulhollin; and part in
Washington county, Pa, from VIM. Dins-
more, John Lawton, Matthew TempletOn,
and other we'll known wool growers. He
also bought about2O0 from Messrs. Shcr-
bino and Williams, OF Madison county,
Vermont, who arc in this region ut pres.
ent selling Vermont sheep to the growers
Of this vicinity.
All his purchases are fine grades Of the
Spanish merino, some Of them having
been bred from ewes that shear as high
a, fifteen pounds OF wool. These bucks
Mr.. McKeever expects to take. to his
grazing lands in Kansas, and keep them
there until about the first Of May, until
after shCaring time, when he will start
with them for New Mexico. He ships by
cars to Los Animos, Colorado, $50 miles,
and from there drives on foot 800 miles
through the Apaches, and other Indian
tribes, into New Mexico. Part OF his
purchase he expects to take as far as Chi
huahuu, Mexico, away down in latitude
27o, which is quite an adventure for
even an old and well tried soldier like
McKeever, who is one OF the kind not
averse to taking his chances Of personal
safety and pecuniary profit even where
the chances are not all one way. We
hope he will make good thing ont Of his
enterprise, and in due course OF time
come back among us for more sheep.
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The SnoH Ronnd Trains.

OMAHA, NED, February IA. = The
passenger train due at Ogden yesterday
got out OF the snow near Piedmont this
afternoon and Is now under way followed
by the train due there to-day. The east
bound passenger train Of yesterday laid
over at Keho until Q o'clock to-day. The
snow plow ran through to Ogden from
Evanston this morning. A large force
Of shovellers are at work on the road and
the managers Of the road are doing big
work. The railroad officials here report
that all trains are now making regular
time, the storm has abated and that yes
tcrdays trains are getting through in
good shape to-day. The passenger train
from Ogden is some five hours late, caused
BY waiting for the Central Pacific train.
SALT LAKE, February 14.-Yesterday's 3
and to.day's Express train fromthe East,
due at Ogden yesterday evening and this
evening at Oils P. NJ, passed Evanston
between 0 and 7. NJ. to-day. The delay
was caused by the snow east Of there.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February 14.-Gov. Hayes
to-day appointed John s. Brazee, Of Ian.
caster, a member of the State Codifying
Commission.
In Senate bills were introduced to pro.
vide for the abandonment OF tile Lewiston
reservoir and all OF the lands connected
Herewith; to authorize the Governor to
appoint five tax commissioners in each
county in the State, to whom all questions
Of levying taxes shall be. referred by the
officers authorized to levy taxes.
In the House bills were introduced to
regulate the compounding and sale oil
drugs in cities Of the second class; 10
transfer the National Road to the coun'
ties through which it passes.
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ounsr. CLAIHsvILLELETTER
sr. CLAIRsvILLE, February "A, '7G,

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, February "A, '7C.
Editors IntellISenccr:
One of our Oldest and most respected
citizens died this (Monday) morning ut
0 o'clock, John Patton, Esq. Mr.. Patton
was born October 10, 1899, in the county
Of Down, Ireland. at village called "Thc
Four Corners" His father and family
emigrated to America and settled in
Wheeling in the year 1908. In the spring
Of 1904 the family removed to st. Clairs-
Vile, where they have since resided. Mr..
Patton was twice member Of the State
Legislature in 1872. In the spring OF
1856 he engaged in mercantile pursuits,
and for forty years has remained at the
same location. Mr.. Patton enjoyed tho
respect and confidence of his fellow citi-
zens TO a high degree. Funeral on
Wednesday afternoon. II.
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Election Dill.

New ORLEANS, February l4.-The
conference committee on the election bill
held another meeting to-day. It is stated
that at the special request Of Governor
Kellogg several meetings were held last
week, but accomplished nothing, and ne
gotiation has been broken of, there being
no hope OF satisfactory results, the Dem.
ocrats insisting that the Returning Board
be abolished and the Republicans refus.
ing to dispense with that feature Of the
election law. -a...
The conference committee adopted II
sections Of the election bill. There are
about 40 more sections to be dispensed
Nth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-15

DETROIT, February 14,-The Young
Mems Christian Association dedicated
their new building this evening, Address
es were made by the President Of the As:
sociation and several leading ministers OF
the city. Congratulatory telegrams were
received from Dwight L. Moody and nu-
merous societies in other cities. The to-
tai amount necessary to dcfray the ex-
penses of the improvement on the build
ing was raised by subscription during the
evening. There was a large number
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OUR KEYsER CITY LETTER.
KEYsER Cry, MINERAL Cos W. .YAr |
February IL, 1876. I

teDruary IL loIO.
Editors IntcllIgencCE
Thinking that you would like TO have
few lines from the only truly go.ahead
western town in the State, l havo seated
myself to furnish "a few notes by the way"
10 your columns.
This is emphatically new town, hay
ing reached, / might say, its present pop
ulation OF 1900 within the last three
years, and, for that matter, the greater
proportion OF it in one year. The B. 4
D. Railroad Co. have built here one Of
their largest and finest round houses,
fine blacEspith shop, and large passen-
ger depot. / learn, also, that the com.
pany contemplate putting up this spring
large railroad hotel, which, l suppose,
will be named Queens Point Hotel. 1t
is reported around town that Mr.. Key
ser, after whom the place is named, said
in his letter shat the citizens Of Keyser
should never be ashamed Of the name." /
notice in course Of erection about forty
new houses, and considering the time Of
year it would be creditable to much
larger places, and yet there are not
enough houses tosupply the families that
wish 10 come here.
must not omit to mention that Fra.
ser's Hall Is now completed-new, large
and convenient. The ground rooms are
to be occupied by stores, offices, DC. The
second story is q large hall, with stage,
&C., necessary TO accommodate shows OF
various kinds. The third story is used
by the Odd Fellows, Knights Of the Mys-
tic Choin and other secret societies.
The State Select Castle OF West Vir-
ginia met in this place on Tuesday. Del
egates from all the Castles in the State,
but one, were present. The meeting was
a very interesting one and everything
passed off harmoniously. Much work Of
interest to the Order was transacted. The
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected:
Select Commander, Geo. r. Evans, OF
Martinsburg; Select Vice Commander,
Geo. W. McIlwee, Of Keyser City; Select
Marshal, ]. W. G. Miers, OF Keyser City;
S. r. & c, Scribe, Theodore c. Lynch, OF
Piedmont; Select Treasurer, A. Charles
Merrifield, Of Wheeling; Select Chaplain,
William Fraser, Of Piedmont; Select J c.,
NJ. Blumenthal, Of Wheeling, Select o.G.,
J. II. Fsync, OF Keyser City.
Representatives 10 the Supreme Castle
OF the World were elected as follows:
P.S. C.,J. L. s. Hall, Of Wheeling; 7,
S. c., William Fraser, Of Piedmont; p
c., Geo. W. McIlwee, OF Keyser City.
The next session Of the Select Castle
will be held in the city Of Wheeling on
the Sth OF February, 1877. The Supreme
Castle OF the World meets in Hagers'
town, Nd, on the Goth Of October next.
WEST VIRGINIA.
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A CoIored Woman who Knew too
Much and Must be Made Way
With-The st. Louis. Kansas
City d Northern Express Rob-
bers Discovered.

City d Northern Express hOD-
bers Discovered.
ST. LOUIS, February 14.-Between Z
and s o'clock last night two men in n
buggy, with what seemed to be oolored
boy sitting between them, drove on the
bridge and tossed the toli.keeper their
fare and started hastily towards East st.
Louis. When out some distance on the
bridge a cry Of "help for Gods sake" is
sued from the buggy and the colored boy
was thrown out, when the other occupants
put the whip to the horse and disappeared
in the darkness. Jerry Miller, bridge
collector, hastened to the spot and found
that the seeming colored boy was a col
ored woman, who said the men in the
buggy were named Wilson and Holland
and That they were the parties who rob-
bed the United States express car on the
st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rail-
road few miles from st. Louis
about six weeks ago. She stated
further that she attended to their
room in the fourth story Of the building
No. 3l4 North Third street, over the
American Express Office; that she was
there about o'clock yesterday morning,
and found them looking over some Of
their stolen goods and papers. On being
discovered at this, they seized and chlo-
reformed and gagged her,and kept her in
the room all day. Towards evening, they
put mems clothes on her and about Z
o'clock carried her down stairs and placed
her in buggy. She was sensible while
being taken out OF the building; heard
Wilson say that. they intended to tie n
weight to her neck and throw her over
the bridge into the river, as she knew too
much and must be got rid Of. Being
gagged she could not call for help, nor
could she escape by running away, but
while on the bridge she managed to get
the gag out OF her mouth and screamed
for help and was thrown out Of the buggy.
When Wilson and Holland reached the
east end OF the bridge they were stopped
by the toll collector and officer Armstrong
for fast driving, but they jumped out OF
the buggy and dashed down the eastern
approach of the bridge for dear life and
escaped. In the buggy was found bot
tie which had contained chlorotorm, a
trace chain, slcdge hammer and car
coupling link, which no doubt were in
tended to be used to sink the woman after
throwing her in the river. Holland was
formerly railroad conductor, but the
colored woman did not know who Will
son was.
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The Verdict on the Opera House
Dead.

CrScMSArI, February 14.-The coro,
ner's jury in the case Of the persons killed
at Robinson's Opera House, February .,
returned verdict to.lay that the people
came to their death from shocks and in
iuries the result Of stampede caused by
The cry Of fire raised during the perform
ancc by some persons unknown to, the ju-
nv, and from the oyefcrowded condition
Of the house, rendering italmost impo:sl-
Bile to gain an exit, and under these cir
cumstances these persons were unable TO
escape. The jury express the opinion
that bad management was displayed in
placing so many tickets on sale.
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TILE RECENT ouTRAGEs.

The foreign ambassadors have COM
planned to the Porte OF the recent out
RACES against the Christians at Broussa
and AnSera. The Grand Vizier, in re-
plying to the complaints, disavowed the
conduct Of the Governors Of BroussA and
Angera, who have been dismissed and will
be prosecuted. The Assistant Governors
have been ordered to remedy the aba: 5.
Mussulmen and Armenian commissioners
have been nominated to investigate the
circumstances.
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John Young Brown.

LOUISVILLE, February 14.-Hon. John
Young Brown, member Of Congress from
the Second District Of Kentucky, will an
nounce in to-morrow's C0uriT.JouITul his
intention not to be candidate for rer
election to Congress owing to personal
matters.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpPICE OF THE CHIEB SIGNAL, 0PBicER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. l6.-l A. n. .

WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb, l5.-lLM }
PROBABILITIES.
In the South Atlantic, Middle States,
and Lower Lake region, winds shifting TO
west and north, with rising barometer,
cooler and clearing weather.
In the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, rising barometer, north TO
west winds, cooler and clear weather, fol-
lowed in tho southwest by east winds:
In the Upper Lake Region, Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, a
rising barometer, north to west winds,
colder and clear weather, succeeded in
Nebraska and Dakota by a falling barom-
eter and warmer southeast winds.
In the New England States, low baron.
eter, northeast 70 southeast winds and
warmer rainy weather, partly turning to
snow in the northern parts, succeeded
Tuesday afternoon and night by north
west winds and clearing weather.
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NASHVILLE, February 14.-About two
miles from this city this afternoon Felix
Fudge was stabbed and instantly killed
by his stepson in retaliation for being
beaten and kicked, The young man fed
and has not been arrested,
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FRANCE.
Suit Instituted.

PARIS, February 14.-The government
has begun legal proceedings against the
RepuGlique FrunediSe, Gambettas organ,
for an article in the Sunday edition yio-
lently attacking NJ. Buffet, Vice Presi-
dent OF the Council and Minister Of the
Interior.
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TURKEY.
Thc Sullnn Grnnls Relorms.

CoXsrASTIHoPLE, February 14.-The
Sultan yesterday signed decree granting
the Andrassy reforms in the insurgent
provinces. The ambassadors Of six pow
ers we're notified, and the Ottoman repre-
sentives abroad were telegraphed to. The
question Of the expenditure in Bosnia and
Herzegovina Of direct taxes will be re.
ferred to mixed commission. Namayki
Pascha, formerly Minister Of War, has
been appointed President OF the Council
OF Ministers, replacing Server Pacha, who
is appointed Minister OF Public Works.
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propose to say to our County Commits
sioners that we do not care to accept their
tender TO us OF the county's stock; next,
to release the present subscribers to the
stock, and then to wind the whole thing
up. JN. McLuRE.
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Chicago Whisky Frauds.

CHICAGO, February 14.-Sixteen per-
sons under Indictment for whisky frauds
plead not guilty in the U. S. Court here
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PelIlions IN Bankruptey.

CTNcINNATI, February l4.-Twenty:liye
New York creditors Of Lockwood, Mich
oils 4 Tice, wholesale hatters OF this city,
have filed petition in bankruptcy. The
liabilities Of the firm are $4,000 They
offer to pay so cents on the dollar.
Sundry creditors Of r. E. ]. Miles,
lessee Of the Grand Opera House OF this
city, filed petition in bankruptcy to-day.
The alleged act Is the suspension Of COM
merciAl paper amounting TO So, 200: The
claims filed originated In Mr.. Miles con.
nection with Hayt & Depayen in the hip.
podrome business, and with one excep-
lion are for comparatively small amounts.
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ENFORCING THE ORDINANCE.

The Common Council tonight appoint
ed committee Of five to enforce the ordi.
nance Of tho new city charter, which pro-
yides that all foreign insurance compa-
mics doing business here shall pay a tax In
to the city treasury Of 50 on every 500
OF the net receipts.
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SAN FRAScsco, February 14.-Dr.
Thomas N. Logan, Secretary Of the State
Board Of Health, died lasteveniDg atsac'
ramento.
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BRrpoEroS, n. J., February l4.-Chas.
K. Lands, the Vineland editor, has been
pronounced sane by Judge Read after the
examination Of witnesses, and discharged
from arrest.
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best style,
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Bv notice in another column 1t may
be seen that a meeting of the county
central committee Is called By the
secretary for Friday next. The COM
mittee was originally composed OF
five men, but two Of them have
moved away. The meeting will per-
haps result in the choosing of two
persons To fill those vacancies and
the disposition of the matter of a
primary election on the appointment
of delegates to the State convention