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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar

There has been decided Improvement
in the market for the past week The
Eastern demand seems 10 b4 on the In.
crease for street car and good driving md
draught horses aud mares. Heavy drSuCht
horses, weighing from thirteen to fifteen
hundred, are IN extra good demand, aud
bringing good prices, but Nre very scarce
in market Mules OF ali grades arc selling
as fast MS they conc IN for fair prices.
Buyers are hero unxiously uwsiting The NJ.
rival Of all kinds Of stock. We have still
got Southern buyers here, buying II good
class OF smooth honcS and mares us fast M
they come In, and shipping them South
They are paying good prices Tor them, but
they come In very slow. We have good
prospects Of M active market here, this
fall Ms there Soums 10 be II gCncral dcnNud
for stock from tho East aud South. The
class OF stock that came in during the pa,t
week was very poor, md not suitable for
shippers, consequently sales were very
slow and hard 10 make with the Inferior
class OF stock wC had to offer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
United StntcS Court Mt tIarhs.
burg,

CLARKsnuR0, W. Va, Oct |, 1877.
Editors IutelllSruccr
The United States District Court met
to-day. Judge j., J. Jackson presiding. A
grand jury was CmpannGled before noon.
Tho grand jury did some business this
afternoon. 1t is understood they will
have several days work. A number OF
motions were made and disposed Of, after
which jury was CmPannelcd. Tho pros.
CCutiug witness was Eworn and placed
upon thcR,nnd. His Honor discovered,
in about five minutes, that said witness
had been taking In too much "Apple
Jack" to speak "tho whole truth and
nothing bui the truth, !" and therefore or.
dcrcd him placed In the "jng" to cool or
Court adjourned until niRe o'clock to.
morrow morning, Ak"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

GENERAL T, NJ. HARRIS. late U. S.
Pension Agent at this point, has returned,
like CincinDatus, to his plow, since his
agency here was closed. He has what
may be called n model farm In the envi.
rona Of liarrisville, Richie county, in
thiAState, and there he has been spending
a good many Of his surplus greenbacks
these several years past. Whether he
has, like the philosopher Of Chappaqua,
succeeded in raising cabbage at cost Of
% cents per head, and turnips at 10
cents apiece, We are not able to say, but
this we do know that he has succeeded in
'cnding 10 market in this city rome Of
the choicest looking and most savory
smelling butter we have ever seen. lie
has what hc calls "Jersey farm" and he
prideS himself on his mllch COVE, which
are OF the most improved breeds, and he
intends, 80 he informs ua, making spc.
cialty otSehding the choicest butter TO this
market, and AZ much Of il, after a while,
as five or ak thousand pounds per year.
OF courFc heeIVecIs to get a fancy price
for it, ns II will be put up in the choicest
little half pound prints, and nicely wrap
ped with napkins, and in Oll respects
made just as tempting as good butter, got
up in the highest style OF art, can be
made.
Those who desire 10 see pomu Of these
fancy products Of the Generals farm will
find rome choice samplca at Thoburn 4
Bro.'s, corner Of Market and llth streets.
We hope hi' experiment will prove a aSnc.
ce''' We need little fancy farming in
West Virginia 10 bring the general run
oil farming up 10 better average.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
FIRE RECORD.
AtMcKccsnort. Pm.

PirTsBuRGH, October "a Gre broke
out In McKeesport, Is miles south OF this
city, at II o'clock tonight and spreading
rapidly threatens, at this hour, to destroy
the entire business portion of the town
Aid was asked for from this city and two
engines are now on the way. The
fire originated in the Pittsburgh
car and locomotive works, which were
entirely destroyed. From there il crosE
cd Fifth street, and from last accounts il
was spreading in all directions,
The following is a partial list Of The
property destroyed up to the present
time: franklin Hall, Hartman's shoe
store and dwelling, Brasheur's liquor
store, Coyles jewelry store, lIartman's
confectionary, Furni's' liquor store
Mullins grocery and saloon, Ludwig'+
block, occupied by Wasmuth's bakery,
and all the tenements occupied by The
operatives Of the National Tube Works
and Woods Iron Mills. The Union Ho.
tel and Vests clothing store and d yelling
arc bnrning, and the ere is spreading
rapidly. No eStimate ot the loss can l,C
given tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
4 Heavy Dciaulter.

LAWRENCE, MASS, October 2,-GeorgC
Il. Watterson, cIer k in the Pacific Mills,
ls alleged to be defaulter for $4,000
Further investigation Of the affairs ol
ueorge H. WallerSOn, assistant paymas.
ter oil the Pacific Mills, developes a dis.
crepancy Of ut least $50 900 between the
actual p"yrolIS and the amount drawn by
Walterson from the treasury in Boston;
II having been the custom Of the former
to alter the footings Of the payroIIa, max.
ing rcqnisitiOn Tor the increased
amount, lie owns considerable property
and will make good the deiulcstlon, and
the case will DO kept out Of the conrls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
Trial OF tho Railroad Rioters.

READING, Pa, October 1.-The trial of
tho railroad rioters began to day. Samuel
Humphrey, indicted for burning the
Lebanon Valley bridge, turned States
evidence, cOnieSSing that he held lamp
while man named Smith saturated the
kinding wood, thrown from tho upper
part Of the bridge by:accompliccr, with
coal oil, and set fro to II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

We desire to ask the Woodstield (O.)
Spirit Of Democracy whether il the Repub
licans are responsible for the panic Of
1873, seeing that they were in power at
the time it occurred, the Democrats are
not, by the same rule, responsible for the
Panics Of 1887 and 1857, seeiug that they
we're in power when those great and dis.
astrous financial revulsions came upon
the country. 1t is poor standard Of
judgment that will not judge both parties
alike. American history shows that
Democracy is not a preventive against
pnnics, nor yet balm.of Gilead after a
panic occurs. !. is on record that the
panic Of 1897 occurred the name year in
which Van Buren, took Office (having
succeeded a Democratic predecessor) and
yet the country was not healed at any
time during the four years Of his term.
On the contrary, as late as 1871,
four years after the occurrence
Of the prnic, the country was
still in the sack cloth and ashes Of
de'pondency and depression. The same
was the'case in 1857. That year was the
first Of BuchanAn's term, and he, too, sue.
cesded a Democratic predecessor, and
during all his term, up TO the breaking
out Of the war, the country was in de.
pressed condition.
1t wouldbe we'll for our Ohio neighbor
not to lose eight Of these facts in seeking
TO create odium amongst voters against the
Republican party as the architects of
financial ruin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

CHICAGO, October 2,-As the cxno,i.
ton draws TO the close Thousands Of people
from the outside city throng the building
in day time and at night. Every means
Of conveyance Is brought into uSC 10
transport viEitorP. Numerous excursion
parties have engaged cars for tho week,
Next Monday is set apart for school
day. The % cent admission plan work.
advantageously 10 nil parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
MINOR TEI.EGRAMs.

The miners at Wilkeshnrre are re.
suming work at 10 per cent advance on
wNges.
james X, Hawkinp, (colored) con.
viCted OF All outrage on a white girl, Is
years OF age, in Howard county, Md, has
been sentenced to be hanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October 2.-Six
deaths since last report at Fernandina
and several new cases. Another physi.
clan took sick today, leaving only two
doctors able to work, and many calls for
their services have to be refused. Six
doctors will arrive from Charleston 10.
morrow. The Mayori is improving. They
are again short Of iunds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
A New Way OF BnIIding IL IsnII.
road.

Little Washington" is rapidly becon,.
Ing railroad centre. Already three dif.
ferenL lines enter the borough and Il
fourth Is knocking at the door. The Pitts,
bnrgb, Castle Shannon & Washington
Marrow Gauge is earnestly canyasring for
the subscriptions necessary 10 ocompleIe II
to the town, where il proposes to conneC,
with the wNyncsburg Narrow Gauge now
nearly finished. II built it proposes to
shorten the present run from Washington
10 Pittsburgh TO ono hour and quarter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

NEw YORK. October @ Business mod.
crate with package houses. Cottous goods
quiet aud Il few makes Of blcachcd shirt.
ings are lower. Cotton FlannelS iu steady
request and firm, Prints are quiet. GinS.
hams md cotton dress goods In good de.
maud. Men'S wear woOlcns quiet. Fian.
nelS IN steady request
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VOLUME XXvI-~NUMBER IS
PhiIadeInhin.

PHILADELPHIA, October ?,-FlOur -
weak; auperfine 81 0Oa4 20. extras IS 50,
PeGn'ylvania family s. OOa7 25, Minnesota
81 15ai y, high grades and patent IS OOG
. 90 Wheat Quiet; amber 81 4Inl so.
red 4OAl 4j. Corn-Firn; yellow 62c'
mixed GOa6lc. oOtS-Firmer; white west,
EN- SbNSSc, western mixed S2aSSc Rye
Qu'et at 6IS7Oc. Provislons-Quiet and
nnch.nged. Butter-Firm; creamery S0a
Sjc, Western Reserve 22a2ic. Eggs Firm.
western l9ag0c. Cheese-Firrn; western
l.ENlSc. Petroleum-Firm. refined i ,[N
l3.se crude lO'sOlOHc. WhiSky-steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

LoNnON, October 9.-Tho steamers Bo.
livia, Utopia aud Spain, from Now York,
have arrived out.
FATnERroINT, October 2-Tnc steam.
er Quebec, FROM Liverpool, has arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

CHICAGO, OatOber2,-Georgo K. Clark,
tho we'll known real estate man, has filed
n voluntary petition in bankruptcy. III.
abilities Sl5h,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

CHICAGO, October 2.-The stock Of the
National Life Insurance Company Of the
United States oi America. was sold today
by tho Receiver Tho purchasers arc
connected with the present management.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03

WAsMlSutoN, Oatober 2,-The prcsi.
dent to day iNutd proclamation placing
al tie unsold public lnuda in tho State oi
ArkRnsNa in tho market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
MCnthcr Indications.
WAR bNrAHfhENt,
OEHitR o. THE CMIEP SlHNAL 0FFICRR,
WAgIIISOToN. u, C., Uc', D-i A, u,

WA7HTHUIUNl II, c. VCT' u T. VI
rROnARILITIUI
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, in.
CrCasinG clonlincss md rain areas, south
windT, stationary temperature mud lower
pressure.
For the Lakes, increasing rloulinc,s
and ruin areas, stationary or lower tcm.
pernture and pressure with increasing
caSICrly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-03
Poor COIunbns.

PARIS, October 2.-The Sacred ConRre
CATION Of the Vatican has pronounced
against the c&nonization Of Columbus.
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STocEs-The market, with the execution
Of Western Union Telegraph, which do.
clired Y per cent for no apparent re ,sou,
has been strong and prices have advanced
q to 2 per cent, with Coal stocks, the
Granger stocks, Z. G.. &, 81, Ohio L Mis-.
sissippi ant Quicksilver preferred leading
the market. While the Improvement In
the rest OF the Ii was slight, the closing
prices we're a fraction offthe highest rates,
but the market was quite fra.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 5000 were New York Central,
1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake shore, Q, 600 Worth.
western common, 1000 preferred, 5000
preferred, 10000 OhiOs, 4, 1000 Wabash, 1000
Delaware L Hudson, 2,4UO c. Z. Il |. c.,
46,O0O Lackawaua, 5000 Michigan Central
5000 c. G. c. Il l., 2,4OO Morris & Essex,
and $4,000 Western Union,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
WASIIINGTON.

TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENcER
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, October .. - MoSEY --
ia5 percent. Prime mercantile plper GaS
per cent. Custom receipts S3sS OJO TIE
Assistant Treasurer disbursed S5SjO;O
Cine,arings SlI0OOOOO. Sterling weak; long
4.Si, short 4S5.
GoLD-Opencd at 1925, md closed II,
lO5' BorroEing rates Il 1t Nt2 per cent. Car.
rying rates 11H9 per cent.
siLvER-At London unchanged Here,
silver bars 81 % grecnbackS, ST 10Y gold
Silver coin lSaS per Ceut discount,
GoVkRNMKETS-StCnd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
Domestic Economy.

We were told an amusing incident that
happened in Chicago not long ago that
certainly gives the lie to the statement
that there's nothing new under the sun. ("
As an episode in every day life. and as a
bright and original idea, it is we'll worthy
Of our readers attention,
At 70 state street Chicago, there is a
gentleman doing business as dealer 10
Surgical instruments and Appliances for
the deformed, Sylvester s. Bliss.
Among other things in his widow are
to be seen skulls and such like commodities,
showing devotion to anatomical science
This attracted the attention of the subject
of our article, who one day came into the
store and examined skeletons, and finding
one already wired and ready to be hung
up, it was eagerly purchased, wrapped up
and taken away. 1t seems there was
gentleman living in the city Of moderate
means who owned comfortable home and
had wife and small family, and who
whilst not being exactly rich wore good
clothes himself and enjoyed life in mod.
crate way, but unfortunately be had host
of friends and relatives who very frequently
dropped on to him like locusts and thought
nothing of paying him and family long
visits, which made serious inroads on his
means. and to make ends peet he was
sorely taxed to find out An occasion
however soon happened which led him to
an original method of gettlug rid of
troublesome guests who were mostly of
the female order. He had been attending
some lectures on anatomy, and in the
course skeleton on wire had been intro
duced, and the movements of the parts
been shown, automatically, which gave
hun an original idea on the subject which
so much perplexed him and he sought
our friend Bliss for a manikin. The
sequel tTanspired by the gentleman, who
shall be nameless. calling at 70 State street,
and with smiling face said, by joye, the
skeleton worked like charm, and then
the purpose Of the purchase and the result
was disclosed.
1t seems our friend had taken the
skeleton home, and used to surreptitiously
hang it in the closet of the guest chamber
where it was soon discovered, and the
result was piercing screams, Mysteries, and
the immediate departure of the visitor.
Though at first he congratulated himself
on his new method of economy he found
he had to dispose Of the skeleton in order
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
Madam Eentz's Ninstrels.

This popular company gives one OF its
choice entertainments at Darts hall, to
morrow evening, 1t is first class troupe
and the best in its line, now travelling.
The following press commentary explains
itself:
Nine. Rentz's Minstrels popular
organization appeared at the Opera House
last night to the largest audience of the
season. The performance was a merito-
rious one and gave universal satisfaction.
Lester and Allen are very funny comedians
and were recalled again and again Viola
Clifton's changes are really wonderful and
we're well received. Sallie Adams does an
excellent musical act, and is very at.
tractive lady. Rosa Lee and Lula Morti-
more in their operate Duets displayed
remarkably cultivated voices. Fanny
Florence did some clever dancing and Miss
Hattie Forrest looked and sang charming
". The burlesque was the best given here
in many years and was received with
great favor. This company are always
sure of liberal patronage whenever they
visit Newport.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
SIR KNIGHTS ATTEND a PES.
TIVAL.
Grand Affair at the Burtis House
Davenport.

Quite a number of Sir Knights from
this side of the river with their ladies at
tended the festival given by the knights
Of st. Simon of Cyrene Commandery No.
9, of Davenport, at the Burtis House last
evening. The invitations were extended
only to the order of Knights, and those
present of course wore the uniform of the
order. The Gazette gives the following
concise account of the affair
When the Sir knights, in the full
uniform of their Order, left the parlors
and marched to the assembly room, they
formed q procession worth gazing upon.
There was interchange of courtesies and
hearty welcome to guests from other
Communicates, after which the procession
reformed, and proceeded to the banquet
hall, with Strasser's band leading. The
hall-the west dining room-presented a
beautiful scene, with Its splendidly
decorated tables and elegant appointments.
The banquet itself was royalty elegant in
every respect. No ancient Knight of the
Order ever enjoyed feast like this. It
was one of DR.. Burtis's seconded by his
G&pbTl6uCeQ dUu dDl6 DECWaTG O6 IeaHb
enjoyed, the cloth removed, knightly
sentiments were in order. The
toast, 1.-The Ladies'" was responded to,
wittily and happily, by Sir Knight, Chas.
d. Mott, d. D. "Everts COmmandeIy No.
49," Rock Island, called Eminent Com
mander Harry q. Cleaveland, who spoke
such words as became his position and was
a credit to his Commandery. "Our
Host" was responded to BY DR.. Burtis in
in personal---very. three years Free Mason,
and one of the founders of st. Simon
Commandery, of which he is an honorary
member. He gave it aid when it needed
it most; in fact the institution of the body
would have been delayed for years had it
not been for bis muni6cient generosity.
He was warmly greeted and loudly APP
plauded. Seventy couples parteok of the
banquet; among them II Sir Knights from
Rock Island, ana six from Moline, with
their sladles. TherO were present, also.
Sir Knights j. Norwood Clark and Morris
Hess, of Iowa City, and William Fuller, OF
Freeport.
After the banquet, there was dancing in
the east dining hall, which was enjoyed,
with music by Wallace's band, and a most
efficient prompter, until two o'clock this
morning. It was a festival that will live
in the memory Of those who participated
in its pleasures. :
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27

Pozzoni's preparations ara standard
wherever introduced and in this vicinity
have ready sale with all the leading drug.
gists and fancy dry goods dealers. The
celebrated Pozzoni Complexion Powder"
is very popular with ladies and pronoun-
ced a valuable, delicately perfumed, and
harmless cosmetic. Unlike most prepare
tons of this class it is free from injurious
ingredients and imparts natural healthy
glow to the face, without the vulgar ex-
IRENE. An excellent hair dressing is found
in Chemical Balm, which prevents hair
from falling OUT, and accelerates it's growth.
1t is an excellent scalp invigorant and
thoroughly removes dspdruff. These 81
perior articles can be obtained of any drug
gist and will be found 10 all cases Just as
represented. A trial will convince the
most skeptical of their merits.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
saws more warm weather.

-Manslll says more warm weather.
1924 Davenporters wear the blue
ribbon.
The Gazette is assuming literary airs.
Its last is that Shakespeare" wrote Romeo
and Juliet.
The farmers of Scott county were
blowing on Christmas How does this
sound to the people of New England?
That spell of cold weather expected
from the west has been postponed by Pro-
fessor Mansill.
-Steamboating during the holidays is
something of novelty. The D. A. Nc
morning
The red-ribbon order has made its
appearance in this city. The members
never drink unless some one asks them.
Their motto js-'Never miss q drink or
pay cent.
Sneak thieves are busy in Davenport.
They visited DR.. Peck's Office, the G., r.
|. & z. depot, and several private resi-.
dences on Christmas night, but in no in
stance secured anything of value.
Rock Island has the only exclusive
leaf tobacco house in the three cities-J.
r. Johnston's. Other cigar men dealin leaf
tobacco but also manufacture. The
trade in this line of merchandise amounts
to considerable in year, and is growing
each year, as it becomes more generally
known.
The incoming train on the Davenport
u st. Paul road, from the Maqwoketa
branch, broke the trucks of the baggage
car this morning in the cut beyond the
Orphans Homo and interrupted travel on
that road. The morning train out of
Davenport went out and brought in the
passengers. Travel was resumed over
the road this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27

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disease of the kidneys, bladder and
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weakness, nightly emissions, the loss of
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