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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

THE Virginia Legislature will
meet on Wednesday the 9th day
Of December. On the same day
the Tennessee Legislature will
meet to settle her public debt, the
hondholdcrs having made q formal
cfier to settle at GOc on the dollar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
From the Richmond Dispatch.l
Washington Senatorial Districr.
Abram Fulkerson elected over
Mr.. Trigg.

The Turks claim victory over the
Russians near Erzeroum. but the
week has furnished nothing decisive.
Pieyna is completely invested, and
great CONSERVATION exists at Constan,
tinoplc,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

A CLEAN Of Iigh. reaches us from
New York. The WocId aud also the
Times have long articles showing a
well mqtured plan on the part of a
Bankers Syndicate Of great wealth to
reodjast the debt Of the Southern
States, beginning with that Of Vir-
sinia. They propose to reduce tic
rate OF interest TO one within our
ability to pay. Hon. Hugh McCul-
lock, EX,sccretary of the Z. s. Trea,
sury is at the head of the movement
The offer Of 60 cents to the State OF
Tennessee comes from the same party.
The plan has been we'll maturcd. and
has the Cooperation of fereign bonds
holders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

N the State election Of last Tues,
day the Democrats carried New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Mary>
land, and cane near carrying Wis
consln. Majority in Pennsylvania,
10000. Massachusetts Was lost.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

TnE Va. House Of Delegates vii
be very largely in fa'o Of lie dju,t>
mcut, and it begins to appear as
though We will have the Senate also.
Ir 50 the end come,h.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

Such is glory. Virginia de-
fears both of her anti-war Cover
nora, Smith and Lctchcr. The
former for the Senate, the latter
for the House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
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OF er."-Bedrer (Pa.J Times.
IL CHEAPEST AND BEST !.azi
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

PARsoN MAssE ran into the
Senate with his tail higher than
the Elms Of Capitol square.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
state Bonds.

Va. State Gonsol bonds stood at
81 on The day Of election. but the
returns have caused them to reccde
10 90 up to last Saturday. This looks
like practical reGdjustmcnt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

rGg- Blank WARRANTS for tale
at this sfice, very low.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

CAN BE CURED.

For proof OF the fact my circular. whicI,
will be sent free to any address. OSCAR O. MO-
sEs, Is Cortlandt street, New York.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
MINOR TELEGHaMS.

DETROIT, June 222.-Morton, the bank
er, arrested last March on n charge OF
false pretenses has been acquitted.
BOsToN, June 22-The Conway Mu'
tuAl Fire Insurance Company has been
enjoined from doing business nnLil July
9Th.
HARTFORD, June 22.-.At Trinity Col
lege yesterday the Tuttle prize WAS won
by J. X. Burgwin, Of Pittsburgh. Al
class exercises Burgwin read the poem
MONTREAL, June 22.-The Okla Indians
have had an interview with Col. Amyot
at Hudson, who assured them that they
would not be molested il they returned tc
Okla, and they returned.
CHESTER, June go. F. Bullard, late
secretary OF the Second Media Building
and Loan Association and a member o
the Legislature, is announced TO be de-
iaulter to the association TO the amount
Of S72, ,OOO, 900.
New YoRK, June o2.-H0n. W. H
Lyn, member OF the Indian Commission
starts July lSt on tour OF observation
among the North American Indian
agencies.
Troy, n. Y, June 22.--The Monlders
Union, one OF the strongest in the coun
try, resolved last night TO allow members
to work in any shop on any terms, which
is virtually a dissolution OF the Union
This action ends strike Of eight months
duration.
New York, June 22.-At the Seaclif
Grove, Long Island, Il series OF tempe
rance camp meetings will begin July 9th
under the auspices Of the Total Austen
ance Association of this neighborhood
1t is expected that Mrs, President Hayet
will be present and participate in these
meetings, and preparations are belnG
made for her reception and entertainment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

NEw YORK, June 22.-In the suit Of
the Government against Samuel J. Tilden,
to recover Sl50,0OO alleged 10 be due as
tax on Mr.. Tilden's income for twelve
years prior 10 1874, the defendant through
his attorney has prepared his answer,
which will be filed in day or two. In
substance the answer is a general denial
of the allegations in the complaint. De.
fendant says he received no such income
as the Government asserts and denies
that he failed to pay the whole amount
OF tax due for two years in the period
named by the Government. Mr.. Tilden
says he made return OF the amount OF
his income on which the assessed tax was
paid, and the Government having accept.
ed such payment such action was conciu.
sive on the part Of the Government.
For the other years Mr.. Tilden asserts
that he neglected u. make returns and
the assessor upon such information as
he could obtain fixed the amount Of in.
come, on which the tax with the penalty
added was paid. The acceptance Of such
payment the defendant claims was also
conclusive on the part OF the Govern
ment and barred it from any further
claim. Mr.. Tilden will demur to the
first count in the complaint, which sets
forth the amount OF income on January
lat, 1862, on the ground that the act Of
Congress covering that period was re,
pealed before 1t went into effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

New YoRK, June ga London dis.
patch says: Il is rnmored that the Brit.
ish Parliament will vote extraordinary
credit OF 100000 pounds for mill.
tary exigencies.
Interviews Of great importance have
recently taken place between Count
Schvaloff, Russian Ambassador, and
Earl Derby, in which the latter ask.
ed the former to put on paper assurances
in regard 10 Constantinople, which were
made verbally and somewhat vague. The
Ambassador telegraphed to his govern
ment for instructions, and received dis.
patch from the Russian Sovereign ,empoW-
ering him to do SO. Russia will propose
a temporary occupation Of Constantine.
pie, undertaking 10 eyacuate the Turkish
capital on receiving indemnity for the ex.
peuses OF war and proposes guarantees
that the reforms proposed for the admin.
stration OF the Turkish Provinces shall
be faithfully carried into operation.
Any proposition abolishlng the Turkish
maritime force in the Black Sea will be
rejected by Great Britain. The question
OF the temporary occupation OF Constan-
tinople has been discussed at several
Cabinet Councils already without any in
stance OF coming to decision. An ar.
rangement has been effected by which
England, with the consent OF the Khedlve
and not in opposition TO the Sultan, shall
occupy Egypt. England ID to settle the
time when the movement shall begin.
The British force ia all ready for the oc.
cupation, and will be under the command
Of General Sir Thomas Steele. 1t will
consist OF 10000 men. Not only are the
troops ready, but the camp and all other
necessary arrangements have been m ade
in Egypt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

Boston, June GA committee Of Ia.
dies, representing the Women's Temper.
anee Union, waited on Mayor Prince to.
day with a petition, that no intoxicating
liquors be used at the banquet to be given
in honor OF President Hayes by the city
Of Boston. Mrs. Livermore headed the
delegation.
The Mayor made an address, the sub.
stance OF which was as follows: u have
been studying the subject for thirty years
and know that the desire OF the Prohibi-
tionists cannot be accomplished, for the
reason that il is not right that it should
be. l Iapprove OF the moderate use Of wine
and liquor, and as Executive Of the city
Of Boston, l have duty to perform al
the coming banquet, and on similar occa.
sions. The city ol Boston desires atevery
courtesy shall be extended to the Presi.
dent and l am determined that nothing
shall be left undone which should con.
tribute to the proper festivities OF the
banquet. Il is customary on similar oc.
casions TO furnish wine, and shall Ger.
tainly do so in this instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
The Indian War in Idaho.

SAS Francisco, June 22.-By press
dispatch from Boise City by the arrival
OF boat here last evening, previous re-
porb Of the Indian outbreak near the
Salmon are substantially confirmed. The
scene Of the FIRST massacre was on the
Salmon river and its tributaries. The
Slate Creek people have fortified them
selves in stoCkAde fort, into viii ch has
been received the wives and children Of
the murdered men, together with the
families Of the men who had escaped the
massacre.
These women are thus shut up in the
midst Of hostile Indians without adequate
means Of defense, and without aid will
be overpowered and murdered, Us the
Indians declare their determination to
take the fort and murder the men. 1t
can't be hoped that the Indians will again
spare the women and children after the
losses they must sustain in capturing
the fort, as the men will fight to the last.
Our informant Gays he is reliably inform.
ed that the Indians did not fire a single
building or destroy any property, but
cleaned the country Of stock. In contra.
diction to the previous reports that the
troops behaved badly, our informant
says he was assured by citizens who were
IN the fight that the troops, though they
allowed Themselves to be decoyed into an
ambush, displayed throughout the &C.
ton the utmost gallantry and fought like
tigers. About twenty-five or thirty SOL
dters were killed in about the same num-
Der Of minutes.
The situation in Northern Idaho far
exceeds in gravity any Indian outbreak
Of our day, and it will take the best re.
sources OF the Government and OF the
people Immediately interested to subdue
the Indians and restore peace to the
country. The Indians know the army OF
this coast is skeleton and the people
hel pless for want OF arms.
A dispatch received from Lewiston,
June 81, SA. NJ, says that sixty-ive vol.
unteers were TO proceed from their de-
fenses at Mt. Idaho to reconnoiter the
position Of the Indians.
A steamer arrived here this morning,
having on board l07 troops. No extra
arms came on the steamer.
About fifty volunteers have arrived
here from Columbia county, Wyoming
Territory. A few Of them have suitable
arms, but the others are awaiting them
from below.
A telegram received from the army
headquarters, this evening, from General
Howard, dated June 20, reports Perry's
loss in the 6Sht Of the l7th inst, one
officer Lieutenant X. Heller, OF the 2lst
Infantry, and SO men. Helter was placed
wounded on his horse by Captain Trim.
bic, but was afterwards killed. Captains
Perry, Trimble and Parnell, reported
wounded, are all we'll. Perry'S command
is still at Fl. Idaho.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Russian Programme In Re-
latIon to ConstantinopIs.
Arrangement for British 0CCu-
patton Of Egypt.
Tho Troops oil Ready, the Commander
Appointed, and the Camping
Place Picked.
French Senate Votes a DlssoIu-
tIon by $50 to 1870.
Russian Preparations to Cross
the Danube Complete.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, June 22.-The Turks claim
that the campaign in Monti negro ia
ended, they now occupying all strategic
points. They also claim to have defeated
the Russians while attempting to pass
Dslebabm gorge.
According to a Vienna dispatch, il is
not improbable that Prince Milan may
enter the conflict on his own account, and
II 1t Is wSged far enough away from the
Austrian frontier the latter will not in.
terfere.
POT AND KETTLE.
CoEsTANTISoPLE, June 22.-The Porte
is preparing q note TO the Powers on the
cFuelties committed by the Russians in
Caucasus and Ardahan. The Porte Is
stated 10 be in possession Of proof that
Ardahan was surrendered by treason.
A MISSION WITHOUT RESULT.
A special mission sent to the Emperor
OF Morocco with firman from the Sultan
demanding military assistance, ia under
stood TO have been without result.
OUT OF FUNDS.
ATHENS, June 22.-Letters from Con.
stantinople state that the Turkish War
Department is destitute Of funds. The
execution Of many contracts, therefore,
is suspended.
LONDON, June 22.-An Erzeroum dis
patch confirms the report that Baiazed
has been occupied by the Turks. The
Russian garrison were driven out and
some made prisoners. It ls believed that
an engagement on large scale between
the Russian left and the Turkish right is
imminent,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.


STOCEs-The market was strong and
higher in the early dealings, the advance
ranging from 4 to per cent in the gen.
eAl list. Delaware d Hudson made m
exceptional advance OF 81 per cent. AZ.
ter. midday there was reaction OF 4 10 |
per cent, the latter in Delaware d Hudson,
During the greater portion OF the afternoon
the market was heavy and lower, prices
declining 4 to 1% per cent on rum0Is that
a bank was in trouble aud that prominent
British fire insurance company had failed
in consequence Of losses BY the St. Johns
fire. Towards the close, when 1t was found
the rumors were without foundation, a
trmer feeling set in and prices recovered
4 to x per cent.
The Directors OF the Chicago, Rocl; Il.
land / Pacific Railroad declared quarter.
ly dividend of2 per cent, payable August
lSk The transfer books close on the
Both instant. The question Of the can.
collation. OF 40 O00 shares OF stock
in the treasury Of the company was refer.
red to the legal counsel OF the company for
report and advice. The COMPANY are ex.
changing the old 7 per cent bonds for new
per cent bonds in large quantities. Some
OF the first mortgage bondhoIders OF the
Wabash Railroad Company who were an. an
plying for foreclosure OF the road have
withdrawn their suits and effected an
amica6le settlement. Baltimore / Ohio
stock Is up to %.
From the advance sheets OF Poops Hon.
uGL Of RGiroddJ for ls77-'7s, TO be issued
next week, the following statement Is taken;
Number OF miles Of road opened In 1875
2,S56, against 1876 in 1875 and 1911 Ia
1874. The increase Of mileage last year
did not arise from the construction Of any
new lines Of great importance, but was
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Excluding Jews From Hotels.

There is no doub. that the Saratoga
hotel that turned Mr.. seligmsn away
because he was Jew, has rendered itself
liable under the Civil Rights Bill. That
bill reads as follows
AN Act to protect all citizens In their QIV.l ard
legal rights:
BE u eRIetsd, de-, That all persons Wlthin the
Jurisdiction Oi tbs Uulel states shall be entitled
to the full and equal enjoyment Of the acc pmmo-
dllion advantages, facilities aud privileges otinns,
public rOnVeyances on land aud water, theatres
aud other places oI amusementi subject only 1e
conditions aud Limitations established by law ami
applicable alike to Citizens Of every race and color
reS ardle Of any previous condition u SetVitude
'SLC. ., That any person who shall violate the
foregoing section by denying 70 any citizen except
foe reasons by law applicable TO citizens Of every
raca and COlOr and REGARDLESS Of any previous con-
dtIon Of servitude the full enjoyment oil any Of
the accommodations, advantages, faciitie'o or prv-
Iesrs In said section enumerated or by aiduH or iu.
citing such denial shall for every such offence for.
iit and pay the sum OF $500 TO the person aGgrleV-
sl thereby, % 30 recovered in an action ot debt,
with full costs and shall also for every such offence
bs deemed guilty Of NmlstlemeauOr, and upon con-
vic ton thereof shall be tned not less than $500
nor more than tI,C0o or shall be lmprlSoned not
less than thirty days nor more than one year"
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buSying themselves in soliciting charity
for the same purpose.
A telegram In answer 10 an inquiry BY
Mayor Heath came this morning, saying
that the inhabitants need everything, but
principally money and clothing.
New YORK, June %. Representatives
from Canada, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed.
Yards Island, resident in New York and
vicinity, meet this evening 10 make ar.
rangements for grand mass relief meet.
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Right Rev.
Bishop Stevens has issued 4 circular to
the clergy and congregations Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the dlo.
eese Of Penusylvania, recitiug the disas.
trous results Of the FIRE at St. Johns and
requesting that they act at once in secur.
Ing promptly such aid "a will assist in
relieving the wants Of the sufferers.
LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
New York, June 22.-The following
subscriptions for the 81. Johns sufferers
are reported: Philadelphia Commercial
Exchange, $1,000; Maratime Exchange,
$4,000; Hamilton (Ont.) City Council,
Sl,5OO; Board Of Trade. $1,000; Toronto
Board Of Trade, $4,000; Boston, Mass,
meeting, 81, 900; Buffalo, n. Y. contributes
large amounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

TOLEDO, June 29.--ElOur-Firm. Wheat
Quiet; No. white Michigan s. 90, extra
white Michigan 81 05, amber spot and sci.
Ter June 81 IS; No. . red winter spot 81 92,
seller July 81 a, seller August 81 IS; No. 5
red 81 50, No. . amber 81 20. Confirm.
err; high mixed spot at 5lc, No. spot at
49hc, seller July 501sc, seller August So 70,
No. 2 white 52c, rejected 4s1ic; damaged
42c, Oats-Quiet, but firm; No. 2 az SOC,
Michigan axe.
4 P. M.-Wheat firm; amber Michigan
spot 81 81. seller June 81 ok, No. . red
winter seller July 81 4355, seller August at
81 SO, bid 81 3?H. Corn firm; No. : Eeller
July 49jsc, seller August 5l7sc, rejected
iS15c, damaged Acc.
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The CAPITAL Meeting Tonight.

All citizens OF Wheeling who feel an
interest in the result Of the vote that is
to be taken on the 7th Of August next on
the Capital question, should come out
tonight and hear the gentlemen who
propose to present the claims Of Clarks.
burg. Among the speakers who will ad.
dress the meeting is Hon, John s. Carlile,
one Of the most eloquent men in West
Virginia, with whose reputation on the
stamp all the older portion Of cur people
are familiar. lie always makes an inter
esting speech. 1t is also possible that Hon.
John ]. Davis and Gen. Gof, Of Clarks.
burg, may be present, and perhaps other
gentlemen. In any event there will be
speakers enough present for the occa.
sion. Let US therefore turn out in large
numbers at the Court House and hear
what Clarksburghas to say on her behalf
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CHICAGO, June 22.-FIour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; No. . Chicago spring 81 40 cash,
81 AZ July, 81 26II August; No. 3 Chicago
spring 81 30, rejected 9Jc. Corn-Active,
Hrm and higher; 459ic cash, 48kc July,
47jsc August, rejected il9Ic. Oa;s-FairIy
active and shade higher; S6a36Ic cash,
SjHaSj94c July, rejected 27J5c. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Steadya AMI
unchanged, 50a65c. Pork-Acttye, lower:
So 81 Il cash and July, SI3 0OAugust. Lard
Active, but lover; IS IS cash, s. 95 An.
gust. Bulk Meats-DulI, tending down.
ward, at 4jsa7a7Hc. Whisky-Dsmand
fair and prices higher, at 81 OS.
At the close Wheat was hakc higher.
Corn higher at 46%a48js July. Oats un.
changed. Pork lOc lower. Lard higher
at IS 9Oa9 OK July.