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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-06
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IT. OLeaves Peoria 2:1o a m; Bloomington
q Os q 4:15 am; Dsnyille, $40 m. Arrives
INDIANAPOLIS, IL :35 m; CINCINNATI, 4:3O m
DAYTON, :55 pm; LOUISVILLE, 7:45 pm, connecting
with trains for the East
~ ALeaTes Rock Island 500 a m; Peoria
No. 4 1920 m; B bennington, 1905 p N
Champaign, "a p m; Danville, 3:05 p m. Arrives
LOUISVILLE. II 10 p N NASHVILLE 1913 a II; Day
ton IL As; p m; Columbus, II 45 IN; Wheeling,
7:s5 m; PIrTsBuRG, 7:5O m; BALTIMoRE. 5;S5 p
m: WASHINGTON, 9:b7: m; PHILADELPHIA,
7:2O p m; NEW YORK, Ills m; Cleveland.7 80
m; Buffalo, $40 p m Albany AS IN. But OEE
NIGHT ont to principal Eastern Cities one hour in
advance OF other lines.
M CLeayes Rock Island, 1 AZ p m Peoris
NJ % 7:sC m; BloOH ington. $3.50 pm. Ar
rives INDIANAPOLIS. 4:20 m; CINCINNATI. e:45
m LoUIsN LILLE. 80 m; Nashville, IS m; Davt
ton, 9.35 ID; Columbus, II 80 m; Wheeling
S:25 m; PITTsBURs 7:45 p m; BALTIMORE, 7:45a
m; WASHINGTON. 9.12 q m: PHILADELPHIA
Il SO m; NEW YORK. 10:55 m; Cleveland, 2:4E
p m; Buffalo 40 p m; Albany, 20 m; Boston
s:4Opm.
REcLINIFe CHAIR SLEEPING CARS, with State
Rooms, are run On No from GalesbuTgh and Pc
ora TO Indianapolis, and on No. forom Peoria
to indianapolis.
TT ROUGH COACHES are run on all trains from
Galesburg and Peoria to Indianapolis, connecting
with Through Sleepers to all Eastern cities, Civ
ing passengers choice Of routes.
Close connections made by Nos and at Dan
vile, reaching Terre Haute. VincenneE and Evans
vile, and by No. TO Lafayette, LogansPort, Fl
Wayne, Toledo and Detroit in advance Of othei
lines.
The L B. & W. is the only line running its trains
through to INDIANAPOLIS without change.
When travelling take the shortest route tbst pre-
sents equal advantages and convenience of through
cars. The l. B. & W. Is the shortest through line
aud reaches all Eastern cities as quick time q
its competitors, without excessive speed, and witt
| the advantage of the FINEST OUTFIT OF THROUGH
CARS IN THE WEST.
Address the Genl Pass. Agent, and get copy 0
our NEW MAP-FoLDER. giving full information
HOW TO REACH THE EAST AND SOUTH
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INDIANAPOLIS. fND
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, DEUTsEHER ADvoKAT
N Second Avenue, bet. 18th and 18th Sts, Justic,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-09
MRS. HOLMES IMI'ROTING.
Her Life Before and Amer Her Acquaintance
with n. II. Clark, her A.saIlant.

The whereabouts Of Thomas Henry Clark,
the Jealous shoe dealer. who tried 10 kill
Mrs. Frank Holmes in Lexington avenue. re-
NAMED undiscovered by the police yesterday.
md the suspicion that he had killed or drowned
himself gained strength. Tho condition Of his
victim was better. and. should she escape in
nammation. il is thought that she will get vol.
Her physician shaved her head. and found
four new marks where Clark had struck her
with the Ratchet. The fracture over the left
temple has been trephined. and it is expected
that the hbrous tissues will reform. The
trephine has relieved the pressure from the
brain. and made an operation on the second
fracture unnecessary. DR.. Bruce said that hr
cXamnqtlon Of Mrs, Holiness wounds con
WINGED him that Clark must have struck her
with the hammer of the Ratchet. which is much
heavier than the sharp edge.
Mrs. Holmes is "A thin, unnttraciye woman Of
about thlrty-llve years OF Hg" Those with
whom she has conVersed say that her My rra-
son for reius ing L. marry Clark WAS that ne has
African blood in his veins. lie has curly hair
Tom" Mrs Holmes is silent about her ante
cedonts. She appears TO have been unfortunate
in hor life, II is said 10y those protesting 10
know something about her that her name Is
Fast Boston. whore she has parents and other
relatives living. One Of her sisters Is the wife
In Boston, and n third is the wife Of u business
man H. this city. who lives at Bath l.. ], She
ls7i. mia boaried ior about a year With
Mrs. Waters At 1913 broadway. While boarding
win them she made IL living by giving, plnno
Mrs. Wahr7 house, and was ,seen ty. h' after
nr5t knew her she was lively and free hearted
In her disp9s NON, hut ~ 1873 she became mel
" mrnG} eEI y ST'SII Mr. Z her mgnnGr 9nd on
Clhrk's name, saying that hc hud treated her so
hnamrinlb that hhr Intended i9 devote tho rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-09

ROME, Thursday night, July 26.-In the
Antonclli case the Court decided to-day that two
of the witnesses should be heard httird mr.
"a pi,tnOrid Of the archprcsi Ncndui and of
Tamburlani the Cardinals major dnmO. on ac-
count Of their old age their inilrmity, and the
decisive importance Of their dispositions. The
hearing Of the midwife. Gervasi, a fuiurd memo
rid, was not granted. she being only 81. and not
dangerously inlrm
The principal interest Of to-day's decision
consists in its expressing pretty clearly that tho
Court incines 10 hold the evidence OF witnesses
in this case TO bo legally admissible. Forensic
circles see herein "A irst victory of the Countess
Lambertini's cause. ana n very favorable nu-
curry for the final issue of the proceedings The
sentence IL considered rs u highly creditahlc
specimen Of ludicinl learning aud acumen. 1t is
the work Of the President Of the Court. the
Cavaicre TeodOran
The hearing Of the two witnesses takes place
shortly.
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Nnm De Ghls- D,m

LONG BRANCH, Aug. IL have met here
recently an old friend who, few years since,
WAS one Of the most rcSoluie and philosophic II
bachelors; and have often said, II any man
Is safe from cornubal perlls. he is safe beyond
peradyrnture."
After exchanging greetings with my friend.
he hlurted out. Well, I'm married. confess
it but please don't tell me that YOU knew
should be- that you expected il for ! nm no
fool, and have sworn "A hundred tunes ,hat Ia
me marriage was ah-ol uiely impossible Sub
sequently he gave N" his CONFIDENCE.
lie wus walking on" moonlight evening on
the bench with young lady he had known for
nv" or ak years. She WAS a friend ol his sister.
and he regarded her ~ a kind II adoutod sis
tor. He had liked her Tor her sound judgment.
strength Of chnract"r una freedom Of s"nti-
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discussing Herber Spencer. Ono OF the last
things he remembered distinctly was TINT they
were illustrating the survival of the nttest by
examples within their own knowledge. me
next thing he knew he had proposed to her. and
she was throbbing on his bosom like volcano
in eruption. and sohbing out that she had
eyes on HIM Wasn't that rather queer" no
asked. for young woman Of extraordinary
strength of character. totally. devoid OF scnti-
mcnt2 We'll, I'm devilish glad IL happened.
though how II happened. TO this day have no
idea. But you know I'm always looking for tho
cause Of things. wonder still what put us into
so self-contninod in one another's society. Was
it tho moon2 Or could 1t have been the scaT
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SNfNTTZA, July 30.-The Russian troops
can no more be compared 10 the Germans than
To tho French. Stralegically and tacfcaly
every conception of the Russian Generals is
iaulty, md their execution Is defective. An
there are 2iO. 900 Of their mon, according 10 the
Russian accounts. on Turk ish soil. and with
WIN. result nis Hln'nulu nInly nhs novr,l
step forward removed each fraction further
from ill., base and from the possibility Of mutual
support Another defeat will render the pros
ont positions untenahr. with no organized
comInsSarlat, ~ money. and no General capA-
die Of commanding ahrigade prophesiod that
the Turkish defence. not many Of them would
ever lsct back to the Danube. My predictions
were founded on my knowledge Of the country
and OF the quality Of the Turkish soldiers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-09

i the snake editor In p
Auiu iNr aud Of outrageous fortune he
mover lui SAKE, ls post Behold in the snake editor
Wen I Nc kilIod rattle"
How luns wH- ar
o. Nlur NNst
what l's,than ton foot' This paper il M rccepta
81" uf -'tHhr t.in. worm stoir,, aud the tNaepcr
hi'N tlllIf 81 N the Visitor rs hD throat aud shut of
non ii, in.idrs tl.e hr, Ath ui hru,cn
iaa, eu'sl'd the poor wretch, "luth had eighty
seven IA
Nulack talk p" ,clci the editor. I'VE want no rattle
snake "ss thn 70 n tea ~ twelve feet length" and
ment below.
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HORRIBLE Cruelty II, . meorma,ory.

RTHGsToN. Jamaira Aug. l.-Some horrible
disclosures have heen made Co M, treatment OF boys
In the Government R,louunt1y who were 81 ill frd-
q ~ getting bread "a suuNat. Anf one sl herring to
tsht tuutlis- That q Dn.dug 60 The testimony of Or
CimIh'i, the u'dcal nn'rr wherever they got liberty
thcA Sized the pss tfuugNs iiud rnNcunusl at te
Gnhl Hid fsA thai hAd boon thrown There lot -Nin'
-. superintendent HasA Plymouth brouncr IN religious
beAef
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Now OPEN /.
NEW, QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN HIACu

NEw,. QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO
NANIf ATTAIN BEACH HOTEL.
on COMFY ISLAND
GRAFULLAS FAMOUS 7fH REGIMENT BAND Of -
pircrs plays every afternoon md evening"
The finest beach and most magnificent seaside hotel in
steamers u Il MARTIN and NoRwALK leave every
daN SUNDAY included A. follows
The - MARTIN from 22d -. \ r @ ~ AMI II 80 4.
n, ~, 3 ~. and % + NJ Pier >, r. 20 aud 10 A
NJ IL W. =. 4 and Is l.
. 10. -. aui % Pier Bat,crsl \. r., il.iO A.
N | 10 : 10 . TO- and 7lOP VI
CONNECTING A Bay Rise with ears for the Beach Close
connections Al BAY Ridge going ant coming
Time Piers AMI 20 BAY RIDGE ~ minutes, time
from Bay Ridge 10 Beach p minutes farc, round trip
90 This i the quickest most pleasant route from New
York To the sea shore.
East sew York at g. ~, ~ 20 10 rs. nni II - A. NJ
~ 3d. So Il. -. 81 Is, : IS, and : SOP NJ.
NEW ROUTE To COMFY ISLAND aud Lo
~ Gust Gruye-un and after SUNDAY June H. the
Steamboat AkRoMSMlin will leave West I'D i, -
Franklin Il II 2oA VI, ~ ~ PM Pier H. North
MNsr i95,AN 80 40 r Nj. Returning II ~ A.
steamboat MINNIR Il CuITps leaves West 22d st
si5A NJ, II - ". T. VI Leroy - s. A VI .
II auA NJ alOP, NJ Franklin = nO5 A. NJ, u " ,
suP N. Pier 49, North rlNrr, . II 4 NJ, - - T. " ,
. lli returning at 10 81 A VI T.. NJ I" 80 T.
Fare pc ENcurson ticket ipr Conn, cius with tall.
road ior Cables and middle Island Bath Park
V'OCHARTERfo for excursions. steamer Potter Crtry,
i Apply 10 e. II. LONGslREEr, ricr - Ea,i River
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NAMAToG Wa rEorLE,s LID. n
ITIzr>>' LINE ron Troy, sAHAro
pENNsYLvANrA RNILnoAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on and aicf June - 1877. trans leave NrW lnfk VIA
po'hrose, and Cortlandi street. fgrrio- ~ ui, n~s
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh, the West ana south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, . 4 NJ. ami so
i. daily
For Willamsport Lock Haven. Cory. and Eric At : N
+. NJ, connecting nj CORY Tor rtusvllc. frirltnm
Centre, aud the on Regions For Mllham.pori ant L'k
Haven. "A VI
For baltimore Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express q Pullman Parlnr car. iun.
except SUNDAY. . - A. NJ. arrive Mt,llultInl llf
ReSular a. 20 A. NJ. IS, ami so T. NJ sunday
and 80 4 VI
Express Tor Philadelphia. N 20, 90 80 LinI'eh
10 ,soA NJ. l. :. .. q. 7. AMI - NJ suulN, "A VI;
90, :, and 80 +. NJ. Emgrant ani - p0ni class
l.. NJ
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Prr'cun
Trenton, Perth Amhoy F"min-'on hrNl irr' ana
other points. see local schedule. ~ 900 IN 49, ON
Trans afrse From rit,ourSh, 30 en-, Do i'A VI .'n.
Moniay. From Washington ant ntu.u'rr. %
\, 10 tlo, 20 ana 10 TO- J. VI S,u''.'
VI From Philadelphia, . 49, 800 30 a. % ll l' ~.
II 20 4 M.2lu III. ? IN. Is 3D. -. lll1 ill ID 20
y sunday, %, g %, 30, II 80 4 NJ q, o 3D. ana
10 1uP
Ticket ofnccs. $40 AMI 90 Rrntdway A-io- % '1"
ami loot of l'cshros~'s ant ,"ruHnit st- q
~ oAlyu, M 10 amt ii~ lllt.iu -, u h',Nn '
fkANk THOMSON, l. fAkNlt
tNflrfal MANAGER Gene ul fI-. .fI a i'
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A Handsome Indy Farmer OF Kentucky.

Prom N. OpfrterJornnt
young. bright and handsome Indy =" OF
Franklin county has presented the leorn Office with
dozen ears Of fine corn planted ~ her own
hands II smugglcd into the Office during the Abs noe
OF the hogs on a south Franklin ioraging expedition.
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6olunito- ftmaIts.
ADVERTISERS


A -UP.TOwN ADvERTIsERs
leave nSr syor, for Tss .: sgs at the only author
". us Soi "nsSy corSr Ss s., st.
nos Ws Ssi opposite GTI1 2aera House. anu '"'
NocNtra charge.
ATJ.H. JOHNsON's. 10 Bowcry highest price
~ paid Tor duplicate wedding presents diamond,i
worth the attention Of cash buyers
A SCARF hands wanted girls accustomed to
'"'" '' fisk CLAIR 1 fLXGo. Gao Broadway
A DOM EsTIC. singer, Wheeler Wilson. Will
-. cox Gibbs sewing machines for sale Tor 20 100
A GOOD shirt ironcr and poli-her wanted. Its East
~ broadway, In laundry.
RoNNAz machines Some espcnens,cS hand, want
can sism rp Cc 81 Brcom s II 'O' s0'
COMPETENT fgrclad, for artificial flowers. must
~ he nrstcs~s sample maker liI Mercer st. ist floor
COusETs.-Pr,sscrs wanted auady work 10
EyprRICNCED wircr. wanted on bonnet frames.
II sfADEckER EusnEiNER - Prince i.
EIRsTCLAss Sger9@.ssrs on s9f S, swnS ma
GENTS SCARF KERs. only experienced
u hands wanted, also operator On wAw machine.
foPHAM. wEIDS co. 500 Broadway.
Coon operators on drawers in and out OF the hou-e.
HANDS WANTED on white aud colored shirts
II also for drawers - Hester st, city.
OPERATORS wanted on ladies' underwear $40
DIAPER BOxTs.-wanud. experienced hand. on
'0'''' 0VN''' srooSERS SRtfRt ~ Canal It
PArER BoXEs1GG,1 glSs yoTh %r y.ptca On
LAR 60 :, ~ Thomas st
DIAPER BOxEs.-nands wanted. ass Bowery.
SEwI>G MACHINES rented sold exchanged,
Grecnwich av and ia East broadway.
CHIRT OPERATORS hand. on " Nv
- machines run BY steam power 70 aud ~ Easi Jdh
WANTED experienced prcs~crs lace goods.
''''' AjTRBHtIi HARrMAs. 40 Broadway
WA>TED-ESrcn cot-et boner., Iindgr.'
sfMhLL Mis Co, u" Elm At
NANTrD-A lew respectable rrl. Tor HIGHT pleas.
"'' WIN WAYS ii H. box Ia, Sun once
WASTEDA ,msT' IN to Y s and ironing
reference wages sl4 l's1rand Il, CITY
WANTED-E,I ersnrd pgc;;cr, on WIDOW; rass.
W - Apply between aud II to PAUL GuMBlN-
Vx-ANTrD-Opcratorson ladies shoes at los War.
| apply
| NIANTED-Espcricno,d operators On susncndcrs
w also binders Empire su-lenier Co. 80 Canal st
\VANTED-A nrstcia.s presser on lalic. cleaks
WANrID-A -eryan,erl to do general hoa,,cw.ork
w Apply ni - columbia It Mr. LLsAs
N-ANTED-Oicreior.a aud ha-tcrs On .hop pants
W NcolL III ralor. ~ nowery
WANTED se,erai, ~. n,ucsd- gs.r. for making
w rubber iaAius. Alpls at -iofe, 81 broadway.
WOMEN and eirl, wanted at ~ Macdougal It,
TA>ITD-r"osr> ietha--m,ser. ir-,iintn
\'Ou>a. s-r- m onlan slnsnen, no. Lodgings AMI
MARKS place -ih IL under care Of children, Ad -
cictyA Also. Tree instruction - Ning machines ron
| yam -
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MOTHER FREE EXCURSION
n TO ROCkANAN BEACH, -. go.
FOR SEWING GIRLS OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
TO ROCKAWAY BEACH.
SATt KDAY. AUG. II,
by PALACE STEAMER
COLUMBIA.
Leaving on the regular daily time table
Tickets limited ~ 90. can be had on application at
OFFICE. Ii6 SOUTH ST, ON
FRIDAY. AUG. 10
All applications should be accompanied by employers
card or certificate.
l-ulL ~ u.IIu
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a -A.-I;ooNGSsT iKsEfr,s pfAiiLf ENcUH-
EVERY DAY hND SUNDAY
STEAMER TWILIGHT. GAIT lN0. HOLMES leave.
l2nth st. Harlem - A. VI Railroad Dock at 80 A "
ilpih - at 800 \ NJ eith Il at. 9il5 A "
.gAi at ...... 80 VI Grand at......9 - A NJ
Jewell'- Dock Bruoklyn 10 H. A VI
Landing at Neptune House AMI seaside HOUSE a. Rock
away only Returning. leaves the Beach ut 3 - = VI.
FARE ~ CENTS EXCURSION TICKETS hl CENTS
- nnol Mn.lc nnI Hnlrn .Mlmnni. On LnArl
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iarlcm. an HIGH Bridge Fare lOccnt> Ash the clerk
Tor u time table
CHANDFAMIIY EXCURSION t. Ncwbursh.
" Iona Island and West Point stopping at NOnkcrs.

THURSDAY. AnEusf y.
the fast .tt amer lO>FIdiNE will leave
vanicrhilts Landing, sa'.n Island, : 4 quarantine
Landing. staten Island. 10 4 Staten Island terry.
Whit all st., : 10 4 NJ. tuinn i Icwclis wharf,
brooklyn ~ a. f.r ~. North riNer. 500 \ VI ;
9Th Il llohokOn. u A West 10Th Il North uyer.
g 30 A. NJ West 2ith Il. North river. - a. A. NJ.
Grand musical attractions
FAR round tim -. $500. ........ 90 cents.
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JNISuING BANKS every day. except safur.
L dnNs -ogcan steamer SETH LOW ;lcaNns lIuri.op
~ \ u. q ~ ~ih It. T. u, Per ~ = u, u; III
=. \ Il : -, 10Th -, NR, %. ricrd. = % W.
Gents. 7tc ladies. Apr. Al a.. FOSTER. Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

NEvAY, IND, March 3.-F. E. Mennett,
an old citizen Of this county, died to-day
at his residence about four miles below
this place. He was one of The substan-
tial farmers Of this county, and was re.
spectcd by all who knew him.
james McFadden, an old and much es-
teemed citizen Of this county, residing
six miles above this city, was found dead
Yesterday morning lying on his bed. His
death was very unexpected, he having
enjoyed good health for many years.
EkIE, Pa, March 3.-Capt. Villa IN
W. Dobbins, well known on the lakes,
dropped dead, this morning, as he reached
his home, returning from walk.
DELAWARE, o., March 3.-Proiessor
Vincent Minelli, an old resident and well
known music teacher Of this city, died
suddenly at his residence last night.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 3.-Judge Geo. W.
Carter, Of Mound City, died at his resi-.
dence, yesterday, aged sixty.fomr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

CONGRESS adjourned at noon yesterday
without making the appropriation for
the Army and Navy. In regard to the
question of an extra session in conse.
quence Of failure OF the bill, it is stated
by an official of the War Department, who
is likelyto be well posted, that under an
old law the War and Navy Departments
can be carried on for two years without
any special appropriation. That is that
drafts OF the Secretary of War and Nayy
will be honored by the Treasury Depart.
ment. II that be 80, then the calling Of
an extra session is not altogether matter
Of certainty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY 1NrELLIGEEoER
WASHINGTON.
The inauguration The Cabinet
West vlrglnians on Hand
Gov. Hayes Sworn In.
WASHINGTON, March A, l2;3OA. NJ.

WARRINGTON, March 4, l2:30A. NJ.
Special Dispatch to tho InIellgenCer:
On the eve OF the inauguration there Is
Of course heavy rush Of people on the
streets uhd in the hotels, but the scene Il
tame as compared with what 1t would
have been had Tiidens name been on TO-
morroW's programme instead Of Hayes.
A few weeks ago the city was alive with
Contederates and Northern Democrats
seeking office under Tilden. They came
here in swarmS, and yet they were only
the advance guard Of the great hungry
army Of office seekers that was awaiting
the definite result.
Mr.. Hayes announced that his policy
oil civil service reform has kept down the
run at least so per cent, but the crowd Of
expectants is large Notwithstanding
There isa full quota on hand from West
Virginia. Among those who are aiming
high in the way Of appointments are Col,
Ward Lamon, who wants to be Minister TO
Mexico, AMI Col. Davis, Of Greenbrier,
who actually wants Il seat in the Cabinet,
1t is said that Col. Tom Swami wants the
vacancy on the Supreme bench.
Speaking Of Cabinet matters, Imay
mention that the four members Of the
new administration seem to be decided
on, viz: VIM. N. Eyarts, for Secretary
Of State; John Sherman, for the Treasury;
Cragin, for the Navy; and MCCrary, for
Attorney General. There is any amount
of gossip az to other names for other
places. 1t seems likely that two
Southern men will be selected, possibly
Gov. Johnson, OF Georgia, for the inter.
ior ia one.
Among the familiar faces 10 be seen
here are those Of Judge jackson, Major
Slack, Captain John Mcclure, Samuel
Laughlin, Major Wright, Senator Scott,
Ed. Moore, Of Fairmont, and several
others. Moore is a candidate for Clerk.
ship in the Executive Office. Maj. Slack
is seeking his renppOintment as Marshal.
Governor Hayes has been already
swornin in, and will be publicly inaugur.
ated at noon tomorrow on the east por.
tico otthe Capitol.
President Grant holds the fort at the
White House tonight. awe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

In his sermon recently preached in
Chicago Mr.. Beecher said: ave pity
anybody that does not know enough to
say the Lords prayer; but l never knew
SperSOn in my life who knew enough to
say it right. Not one in million that
can say the Lords prayer can go through
the first sentence right; Tor ii Is ankle
deep to the men that ordinarily use 1t,
whereas it is deeper than ever plummet
sounded in the hearts of those that use ii
in its full and proper spirit"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

NEw YORK, March 3.-Ar4ived-
Steamship State Of Indiana, from Glas.
LONDON, March 3.-Steamers China
ana Nevada, from New York, and Atlas,
from Boston, arrived out.
@, PAN FRANCISCO, March S.-Arriyed-
9nlPs angernaut, from P Philadelphia; ST.
So1n, ~ IRON New York. Cleared-Steam
or City OF Sydney, for Sydney,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

ACCORDING to thesan Jose (Cal.) Argu,
we shall soon see new article In the way
of canned meat upon the market. The
Angora Robe and Glove Company Of that
city,in order to prevent the waste Of car.
cases Of the goats slaughtered for their
skins, have commenced canning them.
We shall soon expect to see canned goat
figuring in the list Of California exports
a. canned salmon does now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05
MEXICO.

Gen. Dinz Inaugurnted aS PreAI.
lent-lgleSlaS Will give UP the
Contest aud Return.
SAN Francisco, March 3.-Adyices re.
ceiVed here from the Northern States Of
Mexico by the Colima last Tuesday, and
telegram from the City Of Mexico receiv.
ed on the preceding day, announcing the
installation Of General Diaz as President,
has decided lglesias to return home. He
intends leaving San Francisco on Sunday
morning next, travelling via st. Louis for
New Orleans, where he will on the 10th
take u steamer for Vera Cruz, where he
will 80 direct to the City Of Mexico, Civ.
ing up the contest for the Presidency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-05

THE following ex.Goyernors occupy
seats in the United States Senate: Clay.
ton, Harvey, Boutwell,, Stevenson, ,Alcorn,
Anthony, Booth, oSlesby, Morton, ,Whyte,
Hamlin, Randolph and Burnside.
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Hayes sworn In az President

WAsHIGToN, March 4.-GOv. Hayes
took the oath Of office as President Of
the United States last night at the Exec.
utive Mansion. 1t was administered in
the Red parlor, at : o'clock in the even
ing, by the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Comrl.