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many rounds" And now, he says, Il
think that we have over 10000 miles o
railroads.
Sheriff Curtis, Of Brooke county, gives
notice that he Is prepared TO redeem
numbers Z, 8 and 0 Of the $500 series o
Railroad bonds issued in 1871, and tha
said bonds will cease to bear interest aftel
September lsL.
w. II. Anderson Ia candidate for su
perintendent OF Schools in Brooke coun
ty. A Normal Institute for teacher
commences July 2Sd, at Wellsburg, undeI
his charge.
The population Of Belmont county il
computed at 10000. Over one-third Of Il
live in towns and villages. Bellaire has
1000, Barnesville $500, Martins Ferry
5000, Bridgeport 1900, 81. ClairSville
1000, Morristown 500, West Wheeling
800, and Flushing 400. There are sew,
eraI other smaller places. The assessed
valuation Of the county Ia $2l, ,475,674.
Captain W. II. Wallace, a member Of
the City Council Of Steubenville, has pre-.
ferred charges against Myers and Mat
lack, the two rOwdy members who raised
such row the other night, and asks that
they be tried for di'gracetul and disorder.
ly conduct, and, il found guilty, expelled
from Council. Iis first specification Ia
"a follows:
lat specilcation-In that they did use
to each other ungentlemAnly and disor'
derly language during n session OF Coun.
Gil held June 10, 1877, calling each other
liars and making demonstrations OF en-.
gagins in u brutal light, then and there
Marshall county is 10 vote on the 7th
Of August whether bonds to the amount
Of $4,000 shall be issued for the purpose
OF building an iron bridge across FISH
creek and another across Zig Wheeling
creek.
Gen. GoiF and John Basel, Of Clarks
burg, will address the people Of Marshal
at Moundsville on Monday next, on the
Capital question.
One OF the inducements to become Q
baseball player is shown by the following
item in the Steubenville Ga:siic OF Thurs
day:
I'm the game yesterday between tht
Athletics and the Wellsburgs the catcher
Of the Wellsburg club had his hand spill
between the fore and middle fingers will
u red hot ball from the pitcher. Its 1
very severe wound, the Ae.h being Gu
clear into the bone."
The Hollow Rock Camp Meeting Asso
citation, of SteubenviIIe, by its attorney,
went to Cadiz last week, and procured
from Judge Patrick a temporary iniunc
tiOn to prohibit the representatives Of thu
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Jamei
S. Bracken, Presid ing Elder OF the Steu
benville District, and Rev. j. @. A. Mil
Ter, minister in charge OF Sloans ant
Somerset circuits, from holding a camp
meeting on said Hollow Rock camI
ground during the present year,
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Ghelntelli9eucea.,
A Trick 10 Catch Votes Tor
GhnrlpAiOn.

The advocates Of Charleston ought to
be ashamed Of themselves for stating that
story about MIR. Garrett, Of the Baltimore
&Obio road, buying up West Virginia
adererrcd certificates" seeing that said
certificate. keep on declining In price. II
anybody believed that Mr.. Garrett was q
buyer Of said certificates, and that they
would ever he worth anything to him
when bought, the certificates would not be
adrugon the market at A cents on the
dollar. As the member from Lincoln
would say, the story is "loo rotten thin"
Ttis trick Of the Charleston corner loi
men to scare people into voting to put
money in their pockets. Anybody who
thinks the certificates good purchase
can get bushels Of them in New York
and Baltimore for 5 cents on the dollar
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Wholesale Poisoning.

ST. LOUIS, July Ca special from
bonneville, No., says: News was receiy-
ed here this evening Of case Of poison
ing at Upton, Monitor county, in which
six persons were given poison in milk
while eating breakfast this morning. The
untortunates are c. G. Clay, vile and
baby, Mrs. McCulloch and baby, and
Mrs. Brown. About II o'clock those
who drank Of the milk took very sick
and are now in critical condition, with.
out hope Of relief, as the physicians have
done all they could without doing any
good. Anegro woman is suspected and
is now in iail.
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The San Francisco Press dispatches
from Portland, 0regan, from Gen. How.
ards command, indicate that Joseph,
with his band Of Indians, has for The
present eluded pursuit. Fears are en-.
tertained that he will etiecta junction
with the hostiles and 20 towards The
spakane river, and will take up his po.
sition in impasgable gulches, intending to
stay there and fight tout.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 6.-FIour-Firm. Wheat
Firm; No. white Michigan $2 o., extra
do $2 IS, amber spot s. 06, seller August
81 81, No. 8 rcd winter spot 81 9S, seller
July 81 Az, seller August held at 81 32X,
No. 3 red 81 G3I<, rejected Lake Shore
81 %. Corn-Firm; high mixed spot held
at 5Sc, seller August Csc, No. spot 5O<c,
seller July 49Ac, seller August &c, seller
September 5S1SC, rejected Acc, damaged
ii1Ec. oats-DulI; Michigan SIC, rejected
SOC
4 r. M.-Wheat-Quiet but firm; No. Q
red winter seller July 81 I5a$I AK, No. 2
Dayton and Michigan red 81 Do. Corn
Firm; No. 2 spot 5094c, seller July 5lc,
seller August 52J3c.
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Sentenced 10 he IInnrel.

NASHVILLE, July GA special to the
american from Cookeville says George
and James Braswell were sentenced to 6e
hung August 7, for the murder Of Russell
Allison on November IS, 1875. The mur.
der was done while in the act Of rObbing
the house Of Allison and revenue Off.
Ger who was his guest. The condemned
are notorious desperadoes and outlaws,
who long infested that region and were u
perpetual terror to the citizens Of that vi.
cinily.
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PhiladeIpl,ia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July -WOol-Firm
and in good demand; supply coming in
freely, but active demand keeps the mar.
ket bare. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 46a50c; X 4Ga4sc;
medium 45aI7C; coarse 4Oa42c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine 4Oa
45c; medium 45ai6c; coarse 40A42c; comb.
Ing washed 5Oa55c; unwashed 37IIa4Oc;
Canada Soc; fne unwashed 2Oa3Oc; coarse
aud medium SOaS2c; tub washed 4SaI5c.
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The Register and the Capital
Question. -,

Those who are inclined at this time TO
pay heed to the arguments Of the Wheel.
ing Register on the Capital question in IA
vOr Of Charleston, should ponder the fol.
lowing editorial from is columns against
Charleston, written in the fall Of 1874
when tile Capital was already located at
Charleston, and when, il the present argu.
msnts of that paper are valid, it should
by all means have remained there. How
an editor could have ever held such
opinions ~ the following, and yet to-day
Ay 10 ilatly in their iace-how, in other
words, paper could so completely dou.
BILE on its tracks as the Register has done,
il one Of those problems that may well
puzzle the readers Of that paper to solve.
Here ia what II said when ii was engaged
in the business Of convicing the public
that the Capital should be removed from
Charleston
"The principal reasons why the Capital
should at once be removed from Charles
ton may be briefly summed up as follows:
ut is remote from the most populous
portion Of the State; the people who are
iucommoded outnnmber by more than
l2S000 those who are supposed TO be &C.
c0mmodated thereby.
ut isremole from the wealth and bust
meas interests Of the State, the people who
are iRcOmmoded paying more than two
thirds Of the State taxes, or more than
twice as much as is paid by those who
are supposed to be accommodated by the
present location.
Communication between Charleston
and the most populous and wealthy por-
tion Of the State is slow, difficult and
expensive, especially during the winter
season, and as the result OF this, the peo-
pie are unable to exert upon the legisla.
tive body that influence which their in.
terests demand, and the Legislators are
unable TO maintain that intercourse with
Lhsir constituents which is necessary for
the ENACTMENT Of wholesome laws"
All Of tho above arguments in favor OF
removing the Capital from Charleston
the Register substantially reatlirmed last
winter, when the bill which passed, and
which we are TO vote on, was pending be-
fore the Legislature. The Register Mt
that time opposed Charleaton-showcd
that it was an unfit place for the Capital
showed that there was no material out
come in the place even il the Capital
should be relocated there; showed, also,
that il the bill passed the people would
vote for CIarksburg. And yet despite all
this record against Charleston, and after
proclaiming to the world in the most
unequivocal terms that il was not a fit
place for the Capital Of the State, the
Register now comes out and swallows
everything 1t ever said on the subject and
calls upon the people Of the State to vote
for Charleston.
The Register may fancy that the people
OF Wheeling can be led by the nose on
this question wherever and whenever it's
editor may choose to change, according
to hiS views Of what may be his interests
for the time being, but we opine that in
this fancy lie is reckoning without his
host, and that on the 7th Of August lie
will find that his following in this com
mnnity on the Capital question is OF the
most meagre character.
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New York, July 6.-Miss Fanny Day.
enport sails tomorrow for Europe, 40.
companied by her sister Mary and BY
Geo. F. Fuller and vile. Col. Fuller Il
a veteran theatrical manager, who during
the last few years has devoted himself 10
his easel. lie goes abroad primarily
in the interest Of his pencil, but while
there will continue his letters TO the Lou.
isville oOrrir.Joaraai,
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PHrLADELpH1A, July O.-Flour-Steady;
super 80 oOa6 q 20, extra $7.25a7 60 Mime
sofa family S. 00a9 25, Pennsylvania 50 GOA
0 30, high grades 50 80. Wheat--Pcnnsyl.
vania red at 80 lOa2 20, amber 50 15a2 25,
white s. 20a2 2S. Rye-Dull at 70a90c.
COrn-Firmer; yellow 64c. Oaty--Mixed
4Sa46c, Pennsylvania 46a49c. Pork-$14 70
al5 90. Beef HAms-29c. Smoked shoul.
ders-7a7Ilc. Green llamSs--SKc. But.
ter-Wcstern extra new nominally ut 1Ga
lSc. CheeSe--Steady; weAtern at 7LaSc.
Eggs-Quiet; western l5al6c. Petroleum
Dull; refined at l21Sc, crude 9c. Whisky
Firm; western at 81 Is,
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a noating Party DROWNED.

NEw YoRk, July 6.--Alexander Pom.
tile, OF Staten Island, and Arthur Yelelle
and Albert Barchel, Of New York, were
drowned while boating at South Beach,
near Cedar Grove. Calleb who was res.
cued, states that sail boat containing
several persons was upset near where the
young men were drowned, and all Tho
party lost,
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INDIANAPOLIS, July G.-Mr. Stanley.
an old gentleman, was murdered In his
bed at an early hour this morning. Mr..
Stanley was sleeping in aloWer room and
often left his door open, rs he was trou-
bled with asthma. BE was to have made
n large payment Of money to-day, and
had spoken oft, but he placed The money
n bank yesterday. a
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Tho Ntorm nj PnttsrilIc.

PorrsvILLE, July G.-Additional par
ticulars Of last nights terrific storm was
received from the western portion Of
Beeks county: The Berks & Lehigh rail-
road was washed out between Mosellen
and Lenbartsville near McKeesburg, this
county. A barn was blown down, Killing
a young lady named Mary Koch.
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CINCINNATI, July G.-Cotton-Steady al
lissc. Flour-EaSier; old family 50 Goa
0 Is, new S. 5Oa0 90. Wheat-In good de.
mand.at full prices; new red to arrive 81 80.
Corn-Stronger at 50a53c. Oats-.Quiet at
3Sai3c. Rye-lnactive at GSa69c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quiet at
Sl3 75ali 90. LArd-Quiet, but firm; kettle
9Mal0I4c. Bulk Meats-Quiet at 5a7a75<c;
these prices asked, Hc less bid. Bacon
Strong at 55saGa73 3{aSaShc. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. LinSeed Oil-Dull at Csc.
Whisky-SteadY at ST. 0S.
HoGs-ln good demand for shipping,
other qualities slow; common 81 25a4 As,
light 81 65ai 70, butchers' 81 S0N4 So.
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NEW YORK, July 6.-Business continues
light with commission houses and the job.
bing trade Is dull. Cotton goods quiet
and unchanged. Prints in light demand;
American dark fancy prints were opened
by agents at7c; Amoskeag fancies now Ga
6Nc. WoOlen goods in fair request.
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THE TURF.


Boston, July O.-The races at MysLic
Park took place today.
First race-Lucille Golddust, /, l, i;
Martha Washington, 2,9,2. Time, 2:25,
2:2S and 2;2l!.
Second race-May Bird, ., ], !, !; Han.
nah, ], 2, 2, 2; John Fl. dtstanCed. Time,
2:37, 2:;25l, 2:22i and 1891,
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NEW York, June G.-Martin 4 John
son, tobacco commission merchants, Front
street have suspended. Liabilities $780,.
600; assets stated to be 100000.
The Clinton Savings Bank has closed,
owing to the stagnation in business and
shrinkage in values. There will proba.
bly, be loss OF ten cents on the dollar.
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FIRE RECORD.

PuEDLA, July CA fire this morning
destroyed the Cougar Factory Of NJ. Lob.
man and partially destroyed the liquor
store Of Isaac Gordan. Lobman's losses
are $4,000; insured, $4,000. Gordon had
$22, 600 on The building and stock.
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Seizure of Nnuggled GootIs.

BosToS, July G.-Diamond rings,
bracelets, brooches, &c., estimated to be
worth $4,000, have been seized. They
were imported two years ago and now
offered for sale without payment Of duty
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Weather indications.
WAR DkPARThRhT,
OBPIcE OF THR CHIRB BI0HAL OYPICER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., July 7-lA

For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States stationary or rising followed by a
falling barometer, north winds veering
to the south, stationary or higher tenn.
perature, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley
rising followed by a falling barometer,
winds mostly south, warmer and partly
cloudy weather and occasional showers.
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BASE BALL.

INDrANAroLrs, July G.-Indianapolis,
0; HartfordV, o. Game called at the end
of the tenth inning to let Hartfords take
the train for Louisville.
WNoNo, MIMI, July G.-Chicagos 5,
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PLEASANT MOUNT, Pa, July G.-,The
grave OF Samuel Meredith, the first Treas.
urer Of the United States, was visited on
the afternoon OF the 4lh Of July, by a
party Of gentlemen, who cleared away the
grounds and organized Monumental
Association. It is proposed 10 erect
plain and substantial shaft.
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Nav York, July G.-Arrived, Steam :
or Maine from Bremen.
MONTREAL, July Cit is now thought
both Steamers sunk by the collision on
Wednesday can be Goated, and a part Of
the cargoes saved in damaged condition.
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BRUSSELS, July 6.-Gen. Grant arrived
here this evening and proceeded TO the
hotel. No official reception was given
him ns he is travelling incognito.
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NASHVILLE, July C.-Two tramps were
detected on the morning OF the 9th inst,
near Huntington, placing obstructions
on the N. &, N. W. r. K. They we're
subsequently arrested and Jailed.
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The letter accrediting Senior Mata Us
Minister from the DiaE government was
read at a meeting Of the'C Cabinet to-day.
1t was very friendly and pleasant docu.
ment, but the contents received no further
attention than respectful listening, as it
was not regarded at present as proper to
take any action beyond its reference TO
the State Department by which it was
presented.
At the Cabinet meeting some time was
given 10 considering foreign appoint
ments, but without determination on any
Of the names before the Cabinet.
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OFFICIAL CHANCES.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Cross, the pres
ent Home Secretary, or Sir Michael Hicks
Beach will succeed Mr.. Hunt as the First
Lord Of Admiralty. In the former case
Sir Michael would become the Home Sec
retary,
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EEoIsEEn pEckER,s LETTER


Capt. John Mcclure:
Your letter Of the lat inst. and news.
paper giving account Of P. Wa Ky. r.
4. affairs, are both received. l did not
understand from your letter that you de.
sired me to make an examination Of tue
present condition OF the road bed, and ]
will therefore base my estimate upon the
supposition that no material changes
have taken place since my last report OF
May l, 1876, and that any additional de.
terioration will be compensated by the
reduced prices OF labor and materials.
Assuming then Ithat the cost Of repair
ing and completing the. road bed ready for
the track remains the same as last year,
the estimated cost OF finishing the entire
line OF the P. W. & Ky. R. Il, from steu.
benville bridge to Wheeling will be as
follows:
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
The Grover Investigation Wit
nessss who Know a Good
Deal but Not Quite Enough.
The Presidents Order Discussed
In the Cabinet.
Mexico on Her Ear About 0rd's
instructions.
Tweed Correspondence Resumed.
Townsend CateChlsss Mr.. Fair
child Severely.
Terrific Storm at PottsviIIe, Pa.
Tweed Correspondence Resumed.
Townsend CateChlses Mr.. Fair
child Severely.
Terrific Storm at POttsviIIo, Pa.
WASHINGTON.
The Washington Monument As.
HOelatiOn.

The Washington Monument As.
sOeiatiOn.
WAsnlNGToN, July Cat ameeling Of
the Washington Monument Association,
yesterday, Gen. Melgs submitted plan
10 terminate the present structure with a
metallic Spire liO feet high, making the
total height 442 leet and the column re.
sembling the tower in the Public Square
Of Venice. The additional weight will be
4,147O0O pounds. Gen. MCigs also mp.
proved the plan Of Larkin q. Mead, to
complete the monument by placing The
Colossal statue OF Washington upon the
present structure. This figure Of Wash.
ington will be So feet in height and Of
light hammered metal 80 that the addi-
tional weight will be inconsiderable.
THE THOMAS STATUE.
The bids have been opened by the Su.
perintendent Of Public Buildings and
Grounds for the erection OF granite Pc
destal for the statue OF the late Major
General George II. Thomas on NJ street,
this city. The appropriation for the pc.
destal is $50, 600. The bids ranged from
$500 10 500, 500.
THE PRESIDENTS CONVENTION ORDER.
The Cabinet session to-day was mainly
devoted 10 conversation and informal
discussion concerning the Presidents re.
cent order prohibiting Federal officers
from participation in the management
OF political committees and conventions,
with special reference to the questions
whether it should be enforced against
certain officials who took part in the Iowa
Convention and whether Postmaster Gen.
eral Key correctly interpreted the order
in yesterdays letter TO the Madison, Wis.
consin, postmaster. No formal action
was taken on the subject involved, but il
was agreed that the letter OF the Post.
master General was n correct and Judi.
cious statement OF the meaning Of the
order in regard TO cases like the one pre-,
sented from Wisconsin, and while the
order should be firmly maintained and
impartially enforced there is no reason
10 apply it TO the Iowa ofIiceholders
who were elected members Of the con.
vention before it was issued, and who
probably took their seats before il reached
IhRm hv mail
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
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do. IThe ASSisi.rt 'Ts"ns,,sSs ,sSe'H, Slsy,,
$57s O00. DTy woods ,nnorts 81. tHhsputsed ths
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iony I sSH .hnrt 4 sSG "''uai business,
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ITALY.


ROME, July GA number OF the OIL
GERS and crew Of the u. s. steamer Get
tySburg paid visit to the Pope to-day.
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Obituary.

MustcH, July G.-Frederick Wilhelm
Hacklaender, the German traveller and
author, IL dead.
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l sincerely hope that you are now in a
fair way Of reaching the contamination
Of this enterprise, and l trust that nolh-
Ing will occur 10 prevent It's completion
before the end Of the present season.
II you desire to have an examination
made Of the line, will take an early op-
portunity Of doing ~ Very truly,
- N. j, BECKER,
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SHAs. z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared 10 maks careful and complete analy,.,
u Iron 0rts, Llmestones, Mineral WateEa, &C.
Laboratory cor. 2i.h and chapllno ItreotI
su1a wheeling w.ya.
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RUSSIA EXPLAINS THE SITUATION,


ST. PETERSBURG, July Cit is official
ly announced that the Russian losses in
crossing the Danube at sistova were 800
killed and 400 wounded.
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P. w. & KY. RAILROAD.
letter from Capt. McLure Show
ing its Advantages 10 Ohio
ana RrOOke Counties.
Also II Letter from Engineer
Becker Showing What il
Will Cost 10 Finish IL
at This Time.

lHepubllshel from the ISIELLIGESCRa Of jane 9Th
aud IIh, by request, for tho Information Of