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The Morning herald., 1877-09-10
SCIENTIFIC.

TELEGRAPH, F, JOINTS are now being formed,
according to the plan some time since
brought forward in England, Of removing
the eoatings from the two ends to be united
and joining the cleaned wires by what is
technically known as the "bell-hangers'
twist" no solder being necessary. The
twist is then warmed. slightly and covered
with rough coating of insulating COM
pounds, somewhat thicker than the original
diameter of the wire. The joint, in its
warm state, is placed in the lower half of q
small wooden block, about three inches
long and one inch across, fitted internally
with groove for the wire, widening in the
middle into niche about one and one-half
inches in length, for the reception of the
compound-covered joint; and while the
compound is yet warm, the upper half Of
the mould-corresponding in shape exactly
with the lower one-is placed on the top,
and by means of clamp, screwed down
until the two wooden surfaces are pressed
firmly together. When in this position,
they are permanently fixed by half dozen
ordinary brass screws, and the compound
having hardened the clamp is removed and
the joint complete. It is claimed that the
electrical qualities of this arrangement are
all that could be desired-the wooden cov-
ering obviating all danger of any '1eak-
age" or separation of the wires through
bending. $780,.
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"SWeet Forget Me Noto

song. with cmarkah', pretty w,Iiz cho
rus, composed By 'EonEY NswcoMB" OF
mtnnret fame. II Is suog by Primrose ana
iaIest. o: ilaverly's MtnStrels. Uelehantv
@'1d iGnsior, Of the TONY Pastor troupe,
sd3h ls'r''nnU", aud other first cia.s ar
tlstS ~ over ti'"r1n"try Tbs song viii
surely De admtcet by eVeryhndy. Prios
20 CtN'' per copy can be had from any
music dc:lcr, oG tI0m the publisher.
Z. W. HELM1CK,
Mn7f ith 81, Cincinnati,O,
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rVYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

Prizes amounting 10 S75UOUl
PRICE IN CURRENCY Whole Tickets, $40;
l'alves, 500; Quarters. sl0 tifths, 49, Jenths
given tieths. 81; FOrtieths. u.
Circulars OF Information furnished FREE
riders filled Prizes Cashed. Spanish
TX Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR q GO bankers.
II Wall ST.. New York
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY SS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE

THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
no THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
i GREETING.
WHEREAS, Jane Sullivan, by her next
friend, James A Atwell, by her petition to
the Judges of our Superior ourt, filed in
the office OF the ProthOnotary of the said
Court IN and for the County Of New Castle,
~ for the eau c of complaint therein
( alleged, has made application to
( SEAL our said Judges that decree may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
w. riage existing between the petit
toner and her husband John sullivan.
We therefore command you, as you have
been hereinbefOre commanded, that you
summon John Sullivan, so that he be and
appear before the said Judges of our said
superior Court of the next term thereof to
be held al New castle in and for the Coun-
ty of New Castle. on Monday the 26th da
ofNOvember next to answer the allegations
of the Sa d petition, and also to show canSe
if airy he has, why O decree of The said
Court should not be made. dissolvlng the
marriage existing between him and the
sen,bly in such case made and pr ,vided,
and also to do and receive what the id
Court shal! then and there consider concern
ing him IN this behalfas to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provi-
Sions of the said act OF Assembly.
Witness the Ion able Joseph r. Come
gvs, Esq, at New Castle the 25th day of
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHA RLES RlGAs,! ON,
Issued aug. PSI 1877. Prothonotaly.
The above is a true copy OF summon as
above stated,
augG3.tf 1Sa q HpTBB, Sheriff.
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NOTICE,-R. Messlck. having removed
streets. to stalls Nos 20 and IS. second @
street Market Honse, would inform mis- Gus
toners that he IL ready to supply tnm with
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries wholesale and retail. Also
The Morning herald., 1877-09-10
BOARDING.
ROARDING.-GOod hoard for S425 per
- week. at 305 Shipley street ,,.-y
NOTICES,

NUTICE.-Kobert p. Jones isthe author
~ lied agent for receiving orders for the
.Cdorless rxcavati1 g ompany," No. /.
Office No. 6, West Tenth street.
aug,5-n CHAS. JORDAN, Fres't,
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People who buy only cheap ornaments
change them often; but real lace and real
gold and real gems rs.fos a generation,
and perhaps more than
The Morning herald., 1877-09-10

The Deadwood Pioneer predicts that next
year there will be employment in the Black
Hills for three times as many men as there
The Morning herald., 1877-09-10
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n
The tarties having failed to con4e forth
accord ing TO contract. will open my Mu
san,n nrti Ice Cream Garden Nos. 2UI and
800 VIZ st Fourth street. to the public on Sat
urday the 5tb dayOf May. There is large
aitliicn being added to the Museum, and
ne Ice Cream Garden is being Put in frs
Glars order for the reception OF visit 10
Will be fOun toe most pleasant and cool
family resort in the Sity. a stage Is ais
being erected for band of music in the
evening -
apr2j I" -''a- WICK.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-10

NOTICE. PHILADELPHIA, WILL
WARE DIVIsION.-IMPORTA NO.
1ICE
The special train heretofore run on Sat-
urdays only, to Ocean City, connecting at
Harrington with the afternoon train from
Philadelphia. and returning on Mondays
to connect with the Morning train from
Harrington to Philadelphia, will not ba ruu
after this date.
H, F. KENNEY, Sup't.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1917 aep7.tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
The war on tllc Chincsc.

SAN Francisco, March IVA Chico
dispatch says great excitement is pre-.
vailing there, from the fact that citizens
this morning received threatening letters
through the postoflice, reading: SECT rid
Of your Chinese help within fifteen days,
or suffer the consequence The officers
have received warning that il they at.
tempted 10 discover who killed the China.
men they would be killed. The talk ia
common on the street Of forming Vigi.
lance Committee. The rewards offered
thus far aggregate $500, including
81 800 from the State. Two young men
were arrested on suspicion last evening.
Strong circumstances point to one Of
them. The matter is creating general
sensation, and the press Of the city is
pronounced in demanding the discovery
and punishment Of the criminals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
GERMANY.

LONDON, March ia Berlin dispatch
says the government intends to introduce
q bill in the Reichstag empowering the
Emperor to publish the laws for Alsace
and Lorraine after they have passed the
Federal Council and the AIsace and Lor.
raine Council, without the previous as.
sent OF the Reichstag. The majority oI
the National Liberal party will claim
the Reichstag's right to veto such legisla
ton. The same dispatch says the Ger,
man newspapers continue to comment or
Bismarcks speech on the organization Of
the Imperial ministers.
The Hanoverian Courier, National
Liberal paper, Influenced by the Presi,
dent OF the Prussian Diet, has specially
interesting article, which concludes as
follows:
"We openly confess that the real oh,
stacle to the better organization Of The
Imperial Government is the Chancellor
personal behavior and autocratic nature. ;
A correspondent remarks that never
before would the National Liberal pa
pers have dared to publish anything like
this. IN,
Cosgrove, who throw an egg at Vice
Chcecellor Malins yesterday as the court
adjourned, and whom he committed for
contempt, on being searched in prison
was found to have a loaded pistol in his
pocket. Cosgrove's insanity is being
inquired into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

CINCINNATI, March lex. Detective
James White vas to-day sentenced to the
penitentiary for thirteen months, for i'm.
plieation in the election frauds last Oc-
tober.
INDIANAPOLIS, March ia boiler
exploded in the saw mill OF Hunter &
Brothers, five miles east OF Worthington
Indiana, yesterday afternoon, killing l.
persons and wounding Z, all that were in
the building. The mill ground corn on
Fridays, and they were trying new set
OF corn burrs. It being wet day, the
neighbors had gathered.
CINCINNATI, Marchr l7@K. n. Shoe.
maker was to-day elected President Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton &Dayton Railroad
Company.
Joe Goss was fined $3.50 for violating
the laws OF Kentucky by engaging in a
prize fight, and being unable to pay The
same was committed to Jail until the fine
is paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
--'7---------- ----sz--=--s5----5s=ss
Close Of Senate Extra Session.
St. PatriCk's Day--HOw It Was
Celebrated.
An Important Judicial Decision
Mercantile Agencies Not
Responsible.
Chinese Excitement in California.
ThePrOspects OfPeace in Europe
sENATE.-ExEcUTIvE SESSION
The Grover Committee.

WASHINGTON, Marchl7.
After long discussion, by vote Of
30 yeas to $ nays, resolution was agreed
to authorizing sub committee of three
OF the Committee on Privileges and EleC.
tions to visit Oregon during the recess, II
they deem it expedient, TO examine the
charges against Senator Grover from that
State. The following is the vote:
IEAs-Messrs. Allison, Anthony, Bay.
ard, Bruce, Blaine, Bogy, Booth, ChatIen,
Christiancy, Coke, Conkling, Davis (In),
Dorsey, Eaton, Garland, Hamlin, Hoar,
Howe, Johnston, Jones New J, Mcmillan
McPherson, Mercy, Mitchell Morgan,
Morrill,, Norton, Oglesby, Paddock, Pat.
terson, Randolph, Rollins, Sargent, Saun.
ders, Spencer, Teller, Wadleigh, Window
and Withers-3S.
/ NAYs-Messrs. CockrelI, Davis, Harris
Hereford, McCreary, Merrimon, Wallace
and WhYte-S.
II was agreed to print 10000 extra
copies OF the monetary commissions re,
port.
The Senate then went into Executive
session. Es4 -
When the doors reopcned, the Vice
President replied as follows:
SENATORS: | thank you sincerely for
the complimentary manner in which you
have alluded 10 my duties as discharged
during my brief occupancy Of the Chair
l came to you almost wholly stranger
ana a stranger to your rules. trust in
the future 10 be better acquainted with
both. Renewing my thanks, declare
the Senate adjourned without iav.
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under Plenary.inspiration, neglect to lay
down lany point necessary for man to
believer
We are aware that there Is an old doc.
trine laid down somewhere by some Of
the Fathers, called the doctrine OF dsrel.
cPeReni, which teaches that all the doVmas
Of the Church are'each in due course Of
the ages and in its own time, brought
forth as "things new and old" at once
that is new id definition, but old in hav.
ing always been underlined in the whole
mass Of the faith once delivered to the
Saints. We presume that this is the
proper explanation Of the statement that
was made all over the land on last satur.
day that 81. Patrick preached the "true
faith" with such wonderful effect in Ire.
land as to have made himself not only a
great Saintin the calendar but the Patron
Saint Of the most devoted people Of all
the POpe'S loyal subjects throughout the
world,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
Trying TO Cure the Tramp Null
sunce.

New York, as State, is taking strong
and what looks as il it might be efIectual
steps toward suppressng and curing the
tramp" A bill has been introduced
into the Legislature, which provides for
the establishment Of q board of seven
managers in each judicial district, who
are to hire suitable grounds and build.
ings, in which all vagrants are to be con.
fined and compelled to work. A distinc-
tion is made between the criminals, who
are confined in prisons, and between the
helpless poor, who are aided in work.
houses, and the@abie.bodied vagrants.
IdIeness. which gets its support from
meudicancy, is to be treated as crime,
and people who are habitual burdens
upon the community arc to be made TO
support themselves. The "trampR has
become class, and must be treated
as such. Neither almshouse nor house
oil correction is the place for him, and
something between the two must be pro.
vided. In an economical point OF view,
he will cost the community less in the
aggregate, il he is shut up and made to
work, than he does now in promiscuous
charity, and the influence Of his evil ex.
an,n1a ,.iII H., .,,,,...zl F..
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, March Isle Nori, Of Brus.
sells says; The protocol not only assures
peace but the accord Of Europe. Ii ia,
however, B we'll to warn the public
against jumping at the conclusion that
apaciiic solution is already completely
certain, The important point must not
be forgotten that while Europe has come
to an agreement, Turkey has only made
promises. II the Porte continues In its
old courses the prospect OF conflict may
Oe renewed, but the protocol will at least
give assurance that the conflict will be
localized.
The StdndGrdS correspondent at Paris
says he has reason TO believe that tbs
foregoing was telegraphed from st. Peters.
burg and represents the views OF the
Russian Court.
The RSi publishes the following in an
official form: "The Government still
awaits Russia's answer. We may have
10 remain in an eXpectant attitude for a
day or two. When Russia's decision ON
the modification suggested by England is
ascertained, negotiations OF Importance
must be commenced with the Porte.
The Ners special from Constantinople
iayors the idea that the understanding
between England and Russia will be fol.
lowed by u pacific arrangement between
Montenegro and Turkey.
The Standards correspondent ut Pesth
says the Porte is displaying very con.
ciliaLory spirit toward Montenegro. 1t
still refuses to cedc any fortified places
but is. more accommodating IN regard to
other demands.
A special TO tho Times from Pera SAYS !:
A revolutionary committee at Athens has
sent a circular to the various committees
in Crete declaring that the watchword to
rise will soon be given.
The Arab tribes OF Yemen have re.
volted. The Turkish commander Of that
district asks for reiniorcements.
LONDON, March lS.-Itis believed that
the agreement between England and Rus.
sia relative to protocol will render a
continuation Of the negotiations between
Turkey and Montinegro possible. 1t is
stated that il the negotiations are contin-
ued, both sides will order their command.
ers to continue on the defensive when the
nrmistice expires Tuesday.
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RaiIrond Matters.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Late this evening
all the roads interested in the late ai.
vance made in st. Louis came down to
the figures OF the Lake Shore and New
York Central, namely, SIS from Chicago
to New York, and corresponding figures
from other western to other eastern
points. This is IN official restoration ol
the figures which prevailed during the
fall and winter. A dispatch received
here says the illinois Central railroad
company to-day bought the Jackson 4
Great Western railroad at New Orleans;
price s., 100000, and assuming all mort.
cages and Indebtedness. The northern
section Of the road will be bought next
month by the same company and give the
Illinois Central an outlet to New Orleans.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March lion and after the
2GIh inst, the Anglo.AmCrican Telegraph
Company will transmit political and gen.
eral news for publication at Cd per word
when the cables are disengaged.
Gen. Ignatiell' attended reception al
the Foreign office yesterday, and in tn,
evening left for the country seat OF Mar
quis Salisbury. Those whom he will
meet there are Earl Derby, Sir Statlort
NorthCotc, Mr.. Ashton Cross, the Aus
trian and Italian ambassadors, Maruui,
OF Huntington and Mr.. Goschen. lgna
tleE will dine with Earl BeaconsGeld, OF
Monday, and with the Queen on Tuesday
and will leave for the Continent accord
ing 10 present arrangements on Thursday
LONDON, March lS.-Tho Times cor
respondents ut Paris and Vienna repea
and give credit to news, which is current
in those cities, that an understanding ha!
been arrived at between Russia and Eng
land.
The Times Belgrade special states thai
troops are constantly passing through
Scrajevo TO districts on the Austrian
frontier. The Bosnians allegc that the
Austrians are concentrating at Brod and
Gradiska andpreparing to cross the river
Sara.
The London Telegraph in sketch Of
the situation says there is good reason to
helieVe that Emperor Williams personal
influence is being very strongly exercised
10 the support OF EngIand's effort for q
peaceful solution.
A Paris correspondent says, tha,
Prince Hohenlohe, German Ambassa,
dor on taking leave of Ex.President
Thiers, before proceeding to Ber.
lin on furlough, emphatically contra,
dicted the rumors OF serious misunder.
standing between France and Germany.
Rear Admiral Sir Edward Belcher. the
explorer, who commanded the expedition
in search Of Sir John franklin in 1852
died yesterday, aged rs.
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BtsrNEss MEMoRANDA.-We notice a
sale Of $4,000 fourth mortgage Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh 0 per cent bonds at
lO7, the highest price ever paid for them
The Franklin Insurance Company Of
Wheeling did an Ohio business last wear
amounting in premiums to SlO,7Si OS,
less losses amounting to s2,SS4 90. The
German Company OF Wheeling did s0,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19

1t ocCurs to us that il is unfortunate
for heproper celebration Of 81. Prtrick's
Day that the patron Saint OF Ireland
should not have been born on some other
day than the l7th Of March, to the end
that the people of his own country, and
those OF them who dwell in the Northern
States Of this country, might always have
been sure Of decent sort OF day for
an outdoor celebration in honor Of the
great Apostle. Why the anniversary OF
the battle Of the Boync should come in
July and St. Patrick's day on such a
bleak win.er day us last Saturday is one
Of those mysteries Of Providence very
puzzling to man from Cork, although
an orangeman has no difficulty whatever
in finding a satisfactory explanation.
We see'it. generally stated that 81. Pat.
rick was sent to Ireland by one Of the
early Popes, and that he preached the
"lrus faith" with such eloquence and zeal
to the heather Druids that he soon rooted
out all traces Of paEanism from the
island. We have often wondered what
constituted the "true faith" in St. Pat.
rtck's days. II could hardly have been
what is now understood by the "true
faith" For illustration we may take the
da'es when. the different dogmas were &C.
eepted; Extreme unction, $780, purgatory,
57O; universal Bishop, COG; holy water,
6s9; invocation OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 7l5, images, 772; celibacy, 1914;
indulgences, lOl4; ,transubstan tiation
1915; half communion, l4l5; Council of
Trent, 1864; immaculate conception,
1862, and iniallibility, 1870. Could
St. Patrick have held these beliefs
when they were not put forth until
centuries after his time? And II he
did not hold these beliefs how could
he have preached the full measure OF the
true faith" to the heathen ancestors OF
the present celtic. race. Or il they were
not essential parts Of the faith in those
days why should they be now considered
es'entialf Did 1t not take Just as much
true iaith' and just as little, no more or
no less, to saye.a man in the early days OF
Christianity as III takes now? Ifnot, why
0'S Why did the Apostles, speaking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
An Extra Session OF the LegisIa.
Iure.

Mr.. VIM. E. Arnold, late delegate in
the Legislature from Lewis county, prints
II letter in the last Weston Democrat in
which he gives an interesting resume OF
the principal acts passed by the Legisla-
turc at its late session, and In which he
takes the ground that there should be an
extra session called next November for
the purpose Of completing some import
ant unfinished legislation. He concludes
his letter as follows:
A new edition OF the Code Of 1868, and
revision OF the acts passed since, to-
gether with some of the measures and
bills enacted and passed upon, are 10
much needed, for the efficient and eco.
nomiCal administration OF the Govern.
ment, as to have become public necessi.
ties.
The members composing the Legisla.
ture are the most intelligent, hard. work
ing and agreeable body Of gentlemen with
whom it was ever my pleasure to be as.
Sociatcd. 1t is said they are mostly, il
not all, "well 10 dc" and could afford to
meet together and pass upon these much
needed reforms without Inconvenience to
themselves. They have now learned to
legislate, and could do much in short
time. And now that all have got "the
run OF bhsiness," 1t would seem that il
would be but an act Of patriotism in the
amharroaapl rnnHiiinn NJ tho T.oosu.,, ,o
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The wheeling < Lake Eric Road.

And, now, what nexl? The Bcllaire
Leader tells us that Joel Wood, cx-Presi.
dent Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie road,
issurveying line from Martins Ferry
to Bellaire, with a view OF making con.
nection with the Bellaire & Southwestern
narrow gauge. We rather suspect, how.
ever, that The ex-President, in despair and
disgust at the slow progress OF the Wheel.
ing & Lake Erie, is paving the way to
induce the BelIaire & Southwestern com.
pany to come up to Martins Ferry and
make that place its terminus.
Speaking OF the W. & L, E., We notice
by the Norwalk Chronicle, that the motor
ious Il. B. Wilson, (contractorl has again
got finger in the pie. Itis said by that
paper that new contract (they are nj.
ways making new contracts with aome
body on that road) has been made, by
which Wilson is TO receive $4,000 per
mile to build and equip the. road with
rolling stock, machine shops, depotS, &C.,
viz: $4,000 in cash, $4,000 in bonds, and
$1,000 in stock-no money to be paid
until the iron Is delivered. An offer has
been made by the company to the citizens
of Huron, and it has been virtually ac.
cepted by some Of the most prominent
business men, to make that point the
lake terminus of the road. Two hun.
dred tons Of iron are to be delivered by
the 18th Of April, and two hundred and
fifty tons more by May 10. Contracts
have been entered into with the Colum.
bus Iron Company for rails sufficient to
iron ninety-fve miles Of the track from
Huron south.